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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
QUEER .fRREST.
A Man Locked up on the Charge OF Attempted
Abduction In brooklyn.

Mrs. Burgess, who keeps news stand at
Flatbush avenue and Schermcrhorn street.
Brooklyn, on Friday told Capt. Campbell of the
Bergen street police. that man who hal been
lettering about her stand had appointed to meet
her daughter Annn, aged l3. in front Of the
flatbush avenue armOrv yesterday. The Cap
tain thinking the circumstances suspicious
sent an officer to the rendezvous as q spy
At 2 o'clock yesterday, the girl and George
Brascher aged 36, walked and talked together
Tor half nm hour. After Rrasrhcr left tne gir
and started down town, the officer arrested him.
The girl told Capt. Cnmphrli that Bras her had
asked her to ride in the park .aud that he would
one day tukc her riding in n cuacn. The Cap
tain ordered Brnscher tn bc locked uIi
Brascher Is recognized as m honest ana we'll
meaning man. He was "A small contra, TOR about
the Ciy Hall, and many politician, know hln.
Elliott opened court At 10 u'ciork last highland
Released Brascher. VINO seemed puzzled 10y his
surroundings. on bail on u Charge lor au"mpt"i
abduction Braschcr first learned from SUN
reporter what the charge against him WITS. liz
said. My God i isn't possible never thought
of such thing"
He then told straightforward story of how
he came 10 know the girl. she mad told HIM
that she wanted to go to school. or get employ
ment. and he Interested himself ~ her behalf.
and told her that he wOnld he pusslng the ar
mory yesterday. and II she would meet him he
would talk II over with her. she appeared
bright and talkative. and he offered tO Eel her
into n school. or n store. lie denies lhul he
asked her to ride in the park.
His friends look upon his arrest us an out
rage. and say that there was nothing to warrant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
WILL ANDERSON BE PARDOSED
An Unauthorized secret Pledge to Condono
Wells a. Co.'S Onences.

NEw ORLEANS Feb. 16.--In the Anderson
case to-day Judge Whitaker received the brief
OF counsel and will render decision on Mon
day ms to new trial. There Ia good reason to
believe that. II n new trial Is not granred, Gov.
Nichols will pardon Anderson. and that the
Senate will confirm II. Only six Democrats arc
needed 70 accomplish this. and EIGHT are said to
he in favor Of pardon. There is an overwhem-
ing sentiment Of popular disapproval OF this
step. II certain pledged Off who are So
cure in their places are bold enough to defy
this sentiment and meet the consequences. they
will pardon and confirm: II not. Anderson goes
to the penitentiary. From very recent develop
ments II seems that there was an unauthorized
secret pledge givcn by two or three high on
cials in this State that not even the Returning
Board forgeries would be noticed by the law
officers. There Is much excitement here ut the
discovery OF this fact as such an agreement is
generally denounced rs trunsgrrsslng official
limits. treachcrous md treasonnbe. and has
closely been withheld from the people and those
Of their highest elected officers. who expressed
their adherence against any bargaining or
hnrtering OF rights with the Hayes Commits
siQners. Before many days those engaged in
this business will hc forced to account for their
unwnrrantable actions and Unauthorized assur-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
RICHiRD IIL UNCRUsHED.
The Count's Opinion OF llis Audieuce Freely
Expressed the stage.
The Count Joannes's Richard III. was pre-
sented again In the Lyceum Theatre last eyen-

The Count Joannes's Richard III. was pre-
sented again In the Lyceum Theatre last even
Ing. Although the Count struggled heroically
through the business OF the play. the audience.
composed mostly OF young men. failed to give
him that encouragement freely offered to actors
not half so celebrated. Lieut.. Gov. Dorshei-
mer was there and Rufus +. An
drews. Tho first act went of with
no other special feature than n notice
from tho Count that he considered everybody in
loudly appauded. and the noble pivot Of tn"
play took courage. In the second act tie corse
wls halted 10y the audience with commands of
"DropthH carcass. and Halt. ye body snatch
ers. The corse moved along 10 the cry Of
Left. left. lett. halt" which WIS repeated
whenever the Count moved. When the Count
kissed Miss Fairbanks he brought down the
house and n won him an encore.
The Duchess ~ York WAS hailed as Susan p.
Anthony. When the curtain went down on the
second act. somr rogue inflated the cry OF a
crow aim rably. which elected from the Count
that lackass ought to be put out" Everybody
seconded with applause. Between acts the cry
was Who discovered com"dyY' and the hearty
answer was The Count Joannes" When tho
Count appeared in his full dress rs king
SOM one sung out. " He was Count, now he's
king
The Count rs Hamlet is to have benefit to-
morrow evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
LORD-HICKS COMPROMISE
Some Of the Terms Under which sstsisasas is
Effected

The counsel who have been arranging n
settlement Of the Lord Hicks case are disposed
to yield 10 the wishes OF their clients, and say
as little respecting the terms OF the settlement
as possible. II was admitted. however yester-
day that the papers had been completed and
that nothing remained but the signing. There
WIS some fear tnat Mt the last moment Mrs
Lord might refuse % sign. and very protracted
conference that was held yesterday gave some
grounds to the suspicion that there was hitch
somewhere. The papers are very detailed and
besides containing the terms of settlement IN
inventory of Mr. Lords property. largely in
real state and leases. was made. They were
complrted late on Friday night and II was do
trrtnined that the meeting II all the parties
SHOULD b, had y"steriay;
Fx-Judge William Fullerton. Henry Day ~
counsel for the sons. and eX-ludgc Porter and
Clarence Seward. counsel for Mr. and Mrs. Lord.
took the papers and Ilrt with their respective
a long one. and late last evening none Of the
counsel could be found st home. As the clients
have been kept thoroughly posted throughout
the proceedings. however, and had c,arly cX-
pressed their assrnt 10 everything TINT the
counsel had agreed uDQns II is believed
that some unforeseen difficulty in settle
During the progress Of the settlement II was in
sisted by the sons Of Mr. Lord that allowance
Lord had obtained from Mr.. Lord before mar
riage. These amounted TO uenrly tlOO,tup, and
i was the determination oi the sons To SUE Tor
the recovery Were there no settlement They
also had clear information as 10 the manner in
which these loans were procured. which. COM
ing out on a public trial would have disclosed.
they claimed. Mrs. Lords financial condition
and the represc nations 10y which she obtained
funds. In the compromise which Is made these
any dover interest Mrs Lord might have had
In the estate Mr.. Lord Will retain his estate as
a ceshti Qin trust and. AZ his death. tine sons in
herlt as they would had he not married. Dur
ing his life the sons are 10 have an agreed-upOn
allowance that will be ample. Such Are the gen
rral features of the comprOmlso. II II under
stood that Messrs, Henry Dayand Clarence Sew
ard are 20 hold the property in trust. Mr..
Lord IS reported rs greatly pleased at the
friendly settlenept that has been made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
MR.. KIR>cnSER oy cREus TIox.
A West side Chemist who believes In Burn
in.s the Kodies OF the Dead.

Mr.. julius kir-chnor OF West Fifty-sixth
street. vhoae cremation of the body OF his child
last November in this csv excited considerable
remark A. Tint time has h"en riu,h Interested
IN the cremation of Mrs. Ptman. H. said last
evening that tho reports prove iha' tho con-
siruclion Of the furnace IN which 5Ir-. ptman
WIS cronatrd WIS detective. because in n
properly furnnre there would H.
neither snoll nor smoke which are caused by
imperfect combustion and the use al heat at too
low a temperature.
Mr.. KRIS 'hner's furnace is nine fee, long nine
feet wide. and TWO feat high. and 50 constructed
that ihe coal nni The bodies arc thoroughly ron-
snmed without smoke or oior. This IS accom-.
pshol hv means ~ II rscuipr form. which
prevents the h'Ri from e- hpinr up the rhln-
u v. H. has rr's"ry.l 10" ash"s ~ his own
ch I'd iu u small box. H. "a ls no rcpugnnn =,
at SHOW NJ th"ln to Hry iri"nl. II" seem"d tn
Go $50 li-i cs'n ne ii s-irri 4 pride. He n. =
h'rn surprised -lu"n IN iuNur'i on ot ms ease
10 nio"t with many who sympHil '2n " tn his b.
lief npon the subi"rt ut crninHtiuu. \ CHlllOr-
ninn writes the iollowin- lftet:
NnliJo J,n le--n'ar ',- uvo int roai IN Tur
lSHc. Of nv wv, nsbv w" dg It n, Axe OF "a ycals
'ra'ae @ hrr oaa. i,6cu,d,ii .iha, Won ' nisbt i
be- Wlllny ioraiu.o the h'nts. ll' oulv woilha cw
it|,1c,d Your'' @ ,ry. ''' ' '' A. w,aars lpIs"'
Mr. Krschner replied as follows;
DeAHsR In answer ro y'ur~ 0f Jan ~. viii toll Won
oun,e. Tue n,i,y ,e., ,'t't da,s oll nrl wn.h.'
."i%p,y %M %M aaTru, l' ~ .nt 'h iodT 6'r w ' aua H MI.
mnnn ,en In" n,n., e., l1n ga san & .r. ~, rrn1ln. care
have II" "ls on io .nd YOU i"ne of nay cud. SO you
,occiv o, liuruic,siu ,nar com r., .orcr, uaiion
Jrlrs Elnscnx,n
Mr. Kirs4hnc thinks that in D. is furnace four
hoties 'ould be creinated at one time, AT u cost
Nix Kirschnor is nno sperimon-of an elderly
gentleman. fun 81 .'irut.l idrns. mainly in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
SLOW Work In the Custom House.

Merchants who attempted to transact their
o~n hnress m the Custom House yesterday under Sec
retary sbermau's new entry order ~er, outgc ner
hy the sharp practices OF the brokers' who got boobscl
and other boy to bold their places IN im while the
merthant bad to lag In the The booibiacks were
ccct"d by ue u~hrs, hut nut nnt ats
other took his place. Sven huird and seventy sven
entries wefe received. which 2i3 csre late to hs
passed Inc entry c rs were crnc.ned behind on
kraln2s - hat the brokers coud not Communicate VITA
uein ana ask them u d tavprs They were all over
worNd me new order j. ectci u hrinc an ahund
hic" cash into the pockets ~ III. order storage
men ti Tie carriage cotractors who are the only ones
70 pronL by The delay 10 letnnL en nos uas.ed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
KILLED UIIH 4 H.ITCHET.
How n Quarrel b-tw~en Two Uostiers on
Gallon i'm Endcd In II Murder.

Sergt. Augustus Edmondstnn, In tho Ho-
hoken police station last nlght was informed
by DR. Romeo +. Chlb"rt. chief surgeon OF ST.
Mary's Hospital. that George Miller. who had
been admitted to the hospital n the afternoon
bleeding from a deep cut In the thigh. had died
in the evening. The physician said that he un-
derstood that Miller bad llarrclloi with COM
panion in the North Hudson County Railway
car stables and tha; his wound had been caused
by n blow from hairhet.
Sergeant Eimonlsion s"nt Drtetve Gale
Cher npd ON ar Kivlon 10 Union Hll The ofl-
GERS IN arriving at the stables. which are on the
boundaries OF Wcst Hobnken and Union Hill.
found NJ Hers asssilant. He described himself
rs Heinrich Hendreich Of jefferson street.
Union II u. sced t2 married. and born IN Cor
manv i" was dressed ia su of graz. with a
heavy mum r ntout his neck. His small sharp.
r'stlrss hsrk eyes are d'"p'v st under rro-
l"rt NJ ey"bsovs " has short. coarse black
iachs TIA, ..rov,.rs TIM cold lips. On
Miller VS. d.ad n nlrrrh looked
with iHsien shm"ni ,et the s,,rsenn,, and
81. .ab. and stood sllont ior sone minutes md
han' - tng trr inlc ruin ma dawn 4 on
lowed D'ieettvs On tshrr tos .ar n him.
TIL story - ii n l-- =. i- in su'stai. -. that
he and VI ii'r. who wrr@ ho-trr, in tho suhsa.
hnvr ~, ben friendly to oach otn"r for some
time. y l,y wrr, grind thnir ia; .h.is M the
sion" y"sterlav afternoon. AMI n dispute ar 3.
as t. tho rl.lt 81 rr s..dru 90 lnl the nnnn"r of
rr nliHg. Threats r. als ou hntn sides
Millrrr ised his ha'rhet. us H-ndrai 20 thought.
to- SIR ke him. aud ih" lei''r hrousE weapon
limb from the body. u. f- faint n: 10 In,
ground, and medical aid WIS .snmmoned. BY
,H"nir,i'h made no attempt n : M. prob
ahlv thinking that h. had not inflicted DIM
G,rrons wount;, h,.er was mgrr7ed r'cently;
~ e qu 81. sober man. - industrious habits.
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stabbed with an Oyster knife.

While Mr.. Peter ]. BONNER. n manufacturer
~ ranges at l39 Fourth avenue. walking with A
friend In Fourteenth street near second avenue last
evening, two young men drove rcckesy the avenue
and Knocked over an old man on the Mr. BON.
tired 10 stop the wagon and was resisted by the
younl men, one Of whom struck Mr. Rnmmrrs fr,o M
III" other man sprang from the wagon and struck Mr.
h'mn' WIN AN oyster emle. inrIcurs ragged. ugly.
luoAiu. wounds ~ his head neck and back Tile wagon
taken tn the lih street police station where IL
called ior b, Michael Sullivan sixteenth street butcher
- rsrAnt HasLrrN detained him IN the waiting roam
touils man shortly airrNard inquired Mr. sullivan
ue Wa iaA.n by an officer Ia Mr. Bommers huu~-
wn'Tr he Wa recognized n the who ed the knife
he described himself Andrew Collins OF JO5 East SIX
Il nth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
A Lumber Firm. Embarrassment.

The extensive lumber firm Of r. W. Adams a
20 oi ll2 wall street were reported Yesterday to have
failed. owing among Others $1,000 In Canada lumber.
men member OF the house says that II has su.pe
but is senously embarrassed 1t traces the commence.
ment Of its troubles to the burning OF n,
extensive lumber mills at Clinton, by which
lost slbnOO over its insurance Subsequently IL met
with another loss anountlng tn sis 90 tn rough iaii.
ure ~ Ntllamslort The shinkage r, a e>ut own,l
bN the nrm in New Jrr-lV Hnd Bruoklyn ptnciunIv
however, on the BrpNlvn boulevard. IL also smnng lilo
rhu~ ot tsrnhnrra~ ~mcuts. wrll great declur
III unDrr lnporttions III cun."qucncc the SILVER an.
tati"n The hrm eNIsct- receive large annunt ~
NOES pnva e th- week and snnounccs that tcan meet
al its Obligations IN ul and have handsome pus re-
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spiHks iHoM IHE IAAnGRirn

Painck Mcrur was sifrk I,. e team At .Tspai., I
On taidil nisrt ara .iisftui} Li,,u -
In'hni o. ',urcl. an ol merchant of Albany. ded
very >uidrplN YESTERDAY Il l. supposed that ,h W. :
caused by rheumatism Ol tho heat
a., A. kcnncdv, y Andrew Gustafanson unable d oh.
h tMplofnrnt couiy folded hls arms. nlau,d liz nec
across u railroad track and Mas insantly Killed nv a
passing train ~ ~ ="
fairck Il. SwcetmAn. salesman for W H. SAWYER A
20 o liigh street, Bu,tn, leit Pnrtsmnuih ON
lueslhA, nhd has not since been heart rom II is nj
,rs money. 'N'
Ihe Ester building a. Salem DEPOT H., burned
YESTERDAY morhing. II owned hy Morrison A Stan.
ley OF Manchester, n H., and occupied by l. 4 j. Wood.
oury shos manufacturers George Roberts. grooer Ac
An adjoining stable, owned By Moody Fostor was also
DESTROYED. LoAs sl7.5OQ w. --~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

While Detectives Cannon and Hay w~re
watching an incoming train at the fennsvlvania Rail-
re- depot at Jersey City yesterday. thoy noticed au
Italian With large sach,l snd bundle iono uo with
shawl Stran When he arrived on The New York siie
theN arrested him III was lcuirrd ~ Aniniin GIN
uerfli conn shce opora'"r About sia months ago HI.
met Anthony oSmr. catie d"drr from OREGON who
was on nis way 10 N,w Nrrk u takf .t.aucr nr Eu
r"l" oNn,I hal with him ssl,h-l which cont iiu.d
s'pp ~ gold unhcrsiH exchanged th, .air'.l for hi
vNh, Mhleh eOnlaned TuLIs o. rhl plaIad WIN snd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

Detective Cunning wns ysst rday trying to
unraye the siery Of the loss Miss Al xanlers da.
nonds said to be worth 500 which were stolen lrom tho
apartments oi Mr.. W. B Rr, at 7i4 Broadway Miss
Alexander. who hives In Brooklyn. called Roe's on
Friday aitcrno and lett h, dinmnnd with MIN sac.
ktpihs. Ht put tltin in hs bureau drawer and then
went "u' WIN her while she din ON. -hopin'. On their
letutn II was discuNetcd that the dor had been
The lcwel wer. gone. Just discovery was ms 10
NJ l.. Garden entered Tho three went to the Police
g ira ono. I" report the lo-. Mr. Garden VIVA
h haNrr rnt ed i"r cuba ycserlay. inrncd Nv tho
police ua he wou not he permitted n from the c,ty
VT k" avs that he did not suspect Mr. Garden an he
n he tourn '' ''N's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
The Fire In Isrondway.

The fire in the sx-story bull ling at so1 Broad
way early Yesterday morning t.t IN tie ofcs
recently occupied by fouse. Hcr>'hb, .r d Go eroan
NE agents who We" s;ed rhrr>tav n starred r
80. pHnrr n'i t,hh'h near III steam yrs tn, ofee
MEOW ana tLr olbce Hhlie 81. tlV aAtna.rd Sir
s"nitrson. assign tor Fnusc Fer chirytr \ Co. -aid
Wit none ~ tL'fr rAicr- we've u nru The hliliiuc
owned hy ten. ! A pENl-. was dnuu.c all ut g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

Tho Eric Railway Company will adopt new
time table on Monday, Feb % putting ON two new
Passenger trains The fast 81 Louls express VIII leave
Now YORK et6r daily. ami will make faster TIM, Il,
bru" nnd Nttr"ra Falls than the rurrslOnliue train
nn me New N"iA Cenml n, nrw tram .i,i houud vii
leave Nlsara ftll- Ht - T. NJ. Hui hurlluat- " .
IN CONNECTION VIA lHst trHiu- nom the Mr~i Aul army,
~ NrN YORK At 10 800 4 same dny. simultaneously
Ne tuo Railway Company equlps It, trHns with tie
Mcsung ghouso arr brakes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

Fire Marshal sheldon has taken additional
testimony on the subject Of the Barclay street Gsa,icr
Mr. Ernest Grcenheh testified to the tact, OF his own
c-calc. that there was warning or noise OF any
kind that several weeks after the his physician took
unm li, ear candy gum drop aud quantity Of starch.
whifh must have come down ON llhi from az stairs
About .n minutes ueturr the fire he the halcr
room lie never heard of any difficulty with the chimney
u Wa, cleaned every year The initial oils kcIt
~ ne vault o tue COLLEGE place building There
M oi lemon m Tho house. amt no chloride of potash
FheN used rnNd red starch thar woui nash like Gun
pnWn'r IL Nad no notion whut could uaNt caused tho
a,ooht uad no recollection u hearing any loud noise
Hor dad he remember tevlns any shucN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

Col. Charles Il. Costor took charge of tha Pm.
H"n once Nestrdtv He removed several clerks and ~.
painted others There is rcutv IN the ning his oii.
c'Sl bonds hs .gp'r requiring unenrnlher.i rcn,
c-iae "ry "u H. bond. ne wont tn Washington ln,r
,Nrnns % arrange i's touic ~. nf> are on ..Sl
on aud h> su'eh, have us'i in double t am unt
IL ,aSN aud perQuiat"s Ais utco mount Ia al-ss
$500 year ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

The body OF n woman was washed ashore az
Pottery Beach Grccnpnint Yesterday morning ana was
soon aiterward idenunci by Chsrler kelcres tailor
OF IN Green street a. hato' his w.. Mary Kclen-r
The family were poor. ant Mrs k.o nor heinz IN
WIN several complaints nhi unable io consult Il Mn.
Hcia - much denr, ,'"d iu spirits Size suffered mach
PAN. ana between ana oc.r,k Nt.t. rdav mornin.
~" .ii her home and. b, he'N,d committed .uiclo
Mr hcltn'r inform tho nc, that he was tnn poor 10
bury the boiy and II was cared for hA the Coroner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

The Bank Of Nevada has for some time CON
tempated tie establishment uf branch asonc, In New
NorS, but definite arranccments have not been made
the President Mr Louis Nclanc, VIII Ni,it ihs city IN
tr flrinc. nnh % II ukcN that tllr lew unee wif n,
ofs ned thuut ir rr>' u MAJ ltis not true tAt luid
In- ua> been hifcd lc capital uf the Bans al N,,lia
advertised IN the Muug h-forf l. sad n b, Slnt.
IN tl'"l Is the Nce-fresiiont and 4. l. Ihli,.
uau.tu Sttirtart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

MANCHESTER, \. H.. Feb. l6.-H. p Bean. n
young married man. heretofore much respected, ami
MIS- fnmpton' wife Of the ovcrseer of The Amoskeas
Corporation disappeared Wednesday night under car
cnmsianccs LEAVING nodout an rlopenent Bean took
~, VIE u, c'ucert and eNruln- hns,lf. retained
y .mc, packed ms trunk hastily. and let taking
s-pn Of HI own and his wiie money Mr., Plnnipton
hi.o ar,w nom the bank considerable sum and itii
hnif thne her husband that >Ns shnuh nrN"r return
sni r'ln"-'inf HIM 10 take h.s asei mother tn
d.ne-nc f' 'inns NJ both have herrfn'ore appear.
pleasant and. ~ both Hrr hi-hy counrord. the nfir
has caused unusual i'cmct ~ tire ,iiy Nothln, Is
known Oi tie Nlrreatnut. ui tie fulit4Nss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
The kevsis In south A rrscs..

CAPE Town. Jan. 29.--There have been nuiner-
ous encounters between the volunteers and insrgent
Kafirs during the last week IN which the Hafnr. were
def. atei. many N fhcm being Killed ani wound T.
The kfnir new, .. uusai.-acturv The Tsmhooklrs
have rev olted and II Is feared the Tembus will rsc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
TIE LITEST OLD WORLD NETs.
A Life senator TO succeed Gen d'AurcIs de
RaIndInes.

PARIS. Feb 16.-The Orleanls,s. finding II i'm
possible toeeoi the Dake Dca1es 10 the Ii senrorhip
LEFT vacant by Gen dAurelle de Paainess cath have
surrrtdcrcd their right IN choose candidate to the
l"eitmst>. who have nominated W. CHfrnvun Istour.
The nominationo Gen dAarce dc Pal1iine. ssor
tell u the Oreat-s IN cons pucrcc of arran.enent
between that party and the Linmisis and artist
VERSAILLES. feh i6-rhc Srnaie has asain tailed 10
elect lite senator IN place ~ Gen Aurelle do Paa-
dimes The election has been adjourned To Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

Mr.. John B. Norris. Of Greenleaf. Norris &
Co. bankers Exchange place, oi tins cN aud President
o. the American Distinct hlc4rnih Company of Btonk.
hn. l0d iri m ut rom rN-i -tln 90 the hranln has
i''tvnoe, LaNete avenue ana OAnti .t.eei. Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

MEMPHIS Feb lG.-Juus Behr and his part
ner Sol Hes-e. wholesale ind retail cloicrN who re-
Gently went into hankrur'cv, were arrested thi aer-
noon hv fhe nited -,lte- Marshal. ~ In, ii>ircr OF
commune" o NrW lh ,reiI'Yrt ou ,hnr-' ni nlthiut
s-uNHl worth cn'iIil. ilfsIi N'.ltt iai- me.
tcnrr.. smn-siis r"d- "i 20 -i r- eiir" nthns an
ns'isuni ~ drn Ntrlnu, o'h'r -Nr.N oI crNOkrnNc.s
Ii'v were each hehi n sinooJ hAu TO answer ueAt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

CALCUTTA. Feb. 6.-Hostilitics with the Jown-
kills have been resumed. loroc Of British cavalry mum
herine $50 mon defeated the enemy YESTERDAY killing sx
o them. including lander SN ol the E.sb trp,.
were wounded. Three JowAki ,adrrs were captured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17
End OF the wh,.1cy Ring Prosecutions.

ST. LOUIS. Fob. l6-Uuitcd States District A.
orne, bliss has Ice directed to enter nolo rro,cqu In
the criminal Of John Ho-uc the oniy member a.
the - Louis Whissey Iius against whom rr,.a.,in
suu stdni ligu' va, = rrfonus agent. sui Wa sent
mere iu it-n-ni' hr 'htr-e~ nHdt AGAINST IA.
MAR Ihr iNd tmrnt char 'i ham Wiih acc.ptius
lr'"m several thousiW dollars to make 'a. Z, unrt
lie mas been III canada sure the idctmt Mt was loud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-17

The stockholders Of the Setauket Rubber
Company have voted to retain their stock and pay $50
on each share all stock backed by this amount Ia be
forfeited IS tobe pa within thirty days and the
remainder within sixty thereafter The amount ioie
thus realized IL l. cte will pny on N. noauns de bt
about s2do the pre-ence o. which has hrml. ht on the
prese nj ditculty II further voted 10 keep the lac
tory running or the next lOD days. the entrt manage
men be put In the hand OF 1lr Lyman snllh AMI
Jose nh Ridgwsy OF Setauket The Board Of Directors
will remain the same, with the exception OF Robert s.
Manning, who Tetres from the company