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EABruouAKE IN sALVADoR.
Several Towss Destroyed and May Lives
Lost-FamIiies Buried IN the Rs,us.

PANAMA, Oct 26.-At 6 o'clock In the even
ing Of Oct 2 n severe earthquake WIS expert
enced In the village Of Jucuapa and neighbor-
ing towns In the department ofUsulatan. In the
southern portion Of the republic Of Salvador
Nearly all the houses in Jucuapa were DESTROYED
and many families buried in tho ruins, particu-
larry in the outskirts Of the town. where the
means OF escape were confined TO narrow
streets. and where The houses were not
so solidly constructed rs in tho centre.
Hero the Plaza furnished security to the dis
tressed people who were trying to avoid the
crumbing walls and falling roofs Of their
ruined dwellings. At last advices ten bodies
had been recovered and many more wero sup
posed to be buried under tho ruina. IA some are
missed by friends or relatives. The towns in
Guided in the disaster are Guadalupe. Nueva
Guadalupe. Chinameca Usulatnn. tho Casorio
del Arenal. Santiago de Maria. which IL entircly
ruined and some lives lost n condition in which
are also found Tecapa, Triunio. and san
Buenaventura. In Nueva Guadalupe and
Chinameca the ruin Ia complete. and tho loss OF
life u also to I've lnmented. San Miguel tortu-
nntely escaped without injury,
The shock which produced the Rreatost dam
age was ut first kind OF Oscillatory movement
which lnstsd over 40 seconds. and terminated
in what felt like general uphooval o. the earth.
and was so violent that solid walls nnd arches
and strongly braced roofs wero broken and
cceded from the southwest 20 the non henst. and
are supposed t. have been occasioned hg
an eruption OF the volcano of Tecapa. The
Government has begun the work OF erecting
houses for the unfortunatcs nnf will supply
them with food until they are sble to provide
for themselves.
The district which has been devastated Is ono
OF the most thicky settled portions OF the coun-
try. The people devote themselves to the culti-
walton Of indigo. sugar canc. and tobncco; are
industrious and economical. and many OF them
wera in very, comieItnble circumstance. The
failure OF the indigo crop on account oi the
locusiE and tho destruction NJ their homes by
this dread visitation. are double caamitlcs
which should awaken pity and active sympathy
for thctn tho blossoms 81 their neGbbors.
The Idea Of Santa Ana renoris that npprehcn-
sions exist In the public mind that the volcano
OF Santa Ana is about To be in state of erup-
ton. from the effects Of which serious conse-
quences are feared
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THE BUneARray rvsURREcr1oM
Russtnu 0mcet. RxenIpafed-Hece Liber.a
Speeches Ia Parliament.

ST. PErERsBUBo, Nov. 5.--It is officially
denied that Russian officials nre participating
or conniving IN the Bulgarian instruction.
Gen. Todcben has issued fresh orders to the
Russian commanders on the Enst Roumclan
frontier TO prevent the organization Of insur-
gent bands. and to watch the movements OF the
nsurgont committees.
LONDON. Nov 5.The Times. in lending
article. commenting on the recent speeches Of
Liberal members Of Parliament. holds That
nero party criticism should be postponed 10
the duty Of promoting the work 10 which the
country has put fts hand. Tho article says
" II is mnnifnatly unfair to crticise tho Govern
ment for difficulties created by tho passions or
unscrupulousncss Of Russian politicians. If
inadequate measures nrr being taken to carry
out tho Berlin Treaty. Ivy all means jet the in
adequacy b. exposed hut let 1t be OK posed with
u view to the adoption Of moro eircctuni meas
ures for carving out that treaty. not for the
purpose Of dscrcditing nnl weakening II. Eng
land. with tho support Of Western Europe, has
pledged It's name and fame to rescue the East
alike from anarchy and from absorption in one
vast dcspotism. II possible let better means he
pointed out for attaining that ond. but lot u
never be left out NJ wow"
CossTANTINoPLE, Nov. 5.-The British mem
Der OF the Commission Tor Eastern Roumelia
has PROPOSED n very liberal constitution for
lliat province. Five thousand Russian troops
land M BourRRs weekly.
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ATHLETES IN NEW JERSEY.
Fine sport by the Members Of the Orion A.
ssciation In West side Park.

The attendance IN the West Side Driving
Park. New Jersey. yesterday. To witness tho
third annual handicap games Of the Orion Row.
ing and Athletic Association. included large
number Of ladies'. who occupied seats in tho
grand stand. The park Is about one milo FROM
Jersey City Heights. The track Is Of red clay.
which is always kept in a moist condition by
the water that runs into the surrounding swan D
from the Hackcnsack Rvor. rcd therefore fast
time in the running was, out o no question.
First was the lO-yard hanGcap run. in trial
heats, for members only. The ilrst heat was
won By J. H. Van Loan lscrNichl in io1 seq
onds; the second by ]. Mer.eles % ieeil. in
l0a scconds; and the third by j. II. Drew
a yarlsl The final heat and the race were
taken by Van Loan easily, IN ! s e.
SS G. TGif9 s'Ssss esGE q ~ isGi
WIS second with 81 feet Inches. bis hes; throw.
| Then followed IA mile handicap walk for mein-
bers. Five. started in this, md F. Hill u min-
| seconds second but both OF them were dis
qualified. through ioul walking. and the rae
was given tod W.. Aymar II minute 10 seconds.
The fourth event was The 800 yards run. open
| handicap. with fret and second to run in the
| hnnl heat. The first heat was captured By W.
The s .e1nd 6s ss ie saTI'M 6r Ia 'cQ A.
6rd hes IL IS .etona fSc na hes
vas hard fought thr9nsholt BY Littell and \ :, Z
NOlVntlef OF NATION. y. y. " yhtGSl Inc
former took the hea, and the race by one foot
| in "a Secopds.
Three men put in en appearance for the 40
yards handicap run: J. Drew IS yardsl C. Hoe
| Is yardsL and c. j. Rooney 10 yafdel Tue lead
was held by Rooney until 200 yards had been
| run. Then Drew took sides with him, and the
| two ran IN this position until within 10 yards OF
| the tape. Then Drew spurted and won by two
yards In "a seconds. III the two mile handicap
walk thirteen contestants started. L. j. Mott.
| II. A. {. lscrutrhl. came ia first hut the referee
disqualified HIN for running and the walk was
I given To A. Orion. :. A. A. {. a minute 80 sec
! ondsl, who came in second time. II minutes }.
J. Y. Thomas 10 minutes ~ seconds. Jersey
! CITY second and T. $. Smith. JT.. J. &C "a min
| utee AZ secondRl. third.
The seventh event was the 220 yards handi.
| cap hurdle race. over eight hurdles feet 6
| inches high. The first heat was = walk over for
| W. I. Meyers (scrAtch). as TO other eontestan nj
| appeared. The second heat was between ID.
| Bowly ~ yardsl. and J. II. Van Loan iscratch }.
| The Latter won as he liked in 80 Seconds. The
| ina heat and the race went 10 Van Loan, in SIS
seconds.
| Three competitors entered for tho handbag
half-mile run. ". i. Meyers az yards out
| footed his opponents. and won at His leisure In
| minutes q seconds. ID. Bowly US yards SO =
! ond. and &. Hoe 10 YARDS third.
The afternoons sport was concluded with a
| one mile bicycle race between two amateurs, j.
| Lsfon and S. Pomr oay. Lafon won by tye
yards in minutes l9 seconds.
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THE CITHEDR4L FAIR.
The Bulletins OF the Election by TELEGRAPH
In the Evening.


Dean Stanley visited the fair In st. Pat
rick's Cathedral yesterday. ne requested lnt
his arrival should not b. announced. so he
and Mr.. Cyrus ". Field, and the gentlemen ac-
companylng thom. had made n complete cir
cult OF the Cathedral before they were recoRr
nized. At St Francis Naver's table the Dean
saw Mrs. II. Purton. an esteemed friend. and
he began n conversation with her. Ho said
that this Cathedral was a marvel 10 him. 1t
seemed hardly possible that So majestic pile
should have been built mainly with IN" gifts OF
the poor. ~ long rs II lasts 1t will be mug
nifccnt monument Of the force OF faith and self
deninl. Then the Dean said that he was very
DESTROYS Of meeting Cardinal McCio-key. He
expected 10 attend n reception in Mr.. Field :
mousse IN tho evening, and hc hOpcd TINT he
there.
The returns ~ the election were published in
IN" Cathedral last evening ~ soon rs they were
received nj the Police Central Office. As the re-
turns wcrr received they were transcribed upon
great sheets Oi paper. and taken 70 the organ =
loft. Then they were suspended over the rail
50 that the eNreetant thousands might read. At
: % clock bulletin Hnn luncing that 2lO cleo
ton districts had gwen Mr.. Cooper u majority
of 8. VI was npstedup. There was q large add
mixture ut Iammanyitcs. seemingly among
the spectators. for there WIS Il sudden hush.
uen luakcd AZ each other, and saw rouilrma-
ton ot their own foresight. They realized tint
Mr. Coopcr's triumph must bc oyerwh.in ng.
Tho next telegram wis still more dscOnraEing
70 Tammanylies, and ii WAS not bulle;ined.
\ noment lsicr n iubilnnt operator ut the other
Coney Island Rockaway. Canars ie aud Gown-
RY1 De- AZ cast Is 900 Then ittH%2Trs majority
put UP no moro bulistinc. iest the spirits Of the
spectators should be dampened.
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MRS. RAFFERrr's DE.iTH.
Her Charred BODY Found In a Room that was
neaDnttsred with HIood.

Smoke was seen at about II O'Clock ycster-
day morning issuing from the windows of a
small tonemeuthousc in the rear OF 22S Marshall
street Paterson. Tho no.ehhors rushed rs the
door II the house and found il locked. No an
swer being returned 10 these knocks. they burst
open the door and wers almost overcome with
the sinukc. An infants cries were heard IN The
room. and one man croped his way in with u
handkerchief stuffed IN his mouth. and rescued
the little one. Anothcr man broke open win
dow - that thu room vas partially cleared
OF the smoke. ON tho floor. IN front oi the
stove, was the body Of Mrs William RAFFERTY,.
She WIS subject L. epicptlc fits. and II j. sup
posed TINT she fell on the stove IN one % her Mt
tacss and being unable 10 helm herself. was
burned 10 death. Strange 10 say however, on
the furniture. and spntterca on the walls and
doors We're spots ot fresh blood. aud there was
u pool OF blood on the floor whore her burned
body lay There were still conNulsVe signs Of
life IN the body when found. but these quickly
ceased. mud tho body was carried into the back
yard. IL WIS too badly burned % show any
marks 81 wounds. II such there were. There
was no sharp instrument, not even "a table knife,
in the room. On the mantel lay pair OF scis-
ors.whcb were clean and bright. The only door
Of the room was locked inside. aud tho windows
are too high 10 be roached from the outside.
Mrs. Rafferty, was S5 years Of age.
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Louisiana. Hii,'s drst act when h. cnme 70
wns' iu4tnn WIS to Geek friends ia Wishing.
ti,." Tl!= appears g. have been Nunder
Ev,H Chpudrr dbl R~ wish tO ls tob ciosr!y
connect "a WITH tiis oe,atnl return. lie sent
the messenger 10 Ferry. Tbs return was ut last
delivered. Tho danger WIS not over. From
Jan. to Trh. II. when this forged return
was ut last roGntei. light let in on i,s forgery
wou'd have seated Tilden. There can be no
doubt Of that The House was ready TO yield
much for pence Il was not ready to yield
anything 10 forgery. And this forgery came
dangerously near discovery. When men in the
heated and excited Joint session after the
award in the Florida case. heard the double
Republican return. sus pcion sprnng up at once.
Rising from the curviug seats in which coun-
sci sat. Randolph Tucker stepped 20 Ferrys
desk and nsscd him wnnt il meant. ana Ferry
referred him to the return. There were other
signs which might have provoked inquiry
Andcrsons return. the bola,ed rostmark. the
varying signatures. None of these thing. did.
Tho returns themselves were never examined.
Printed copies replaced them before the Com
mission and In tho hands oi counsel. The for
gerry passed unchallcnged. 1t did not pass nm
known. There were two particulars in which
the record certificate was false. 1t bore IL
lie. to wit: the date, Dec. g. when ii
was. In fact. mado Dec. 90. 1t bore a
forgery, to wit: the forged signatures of
three electors. Kellogg swcars he told Nor.
ton. then a Judge sitting in judgment on this
certificate. and Evarts Of counsel before tho
Commission. OF the misdate He did not know
~ tho forgery. so no swears. till four weeks
later Across this narrow edge balances the
ignorance Of Morton and Of Evurts. Whatever
these mon knew. or did not know they touk
pnins in the sessions OF the Commission in res
olution offered and speech mnde to rest tho
title OH the first certificate. sent by mail and
never withdrawn, whose informally would not
for an instant have borne the strain upon this
chain OF title had 1t not been Tapped by the
forged and formal certificate. And the proof ot
this lies in the fact that both are used and cited
in the formal decision Of the Commission.
ON this forgery Hayes title still hangs.
These men concerned in this bad business
hold these Offices not ono OF which they would
MI II the forgery had boon known:
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DIED.

RIRp In Jersey City Nov. T. IN the sith wear Of her
age. Mrs Elizabeth Bini, wife Of John Eiui
The relatives aud Trends ~ the iains are respectfully
invited aclI the iurcJ services rum her late rest
dencc ~ fne IT, Lafayette Jorset 'itv on THURSDAY.
Nov .. az ocluck A. "
CAufl.l.--ttn MONDAY. Nov 4. John tahil, IN tAs
NTH 81. h-
Relatives n trends invited IA a,ta nd hiS,s.iay
Sou, ~ Va laie E.-'dence. ~ Hestrr IT., oh
uts1Urr-On nov. >. Charles A. Hiscoit, In the 0ss
year ~ hts aec.
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited o. Aticni
his funeral Oh "Wednesday. Nov u. at o'clock. from tS
Church 81 - thrNso.ion,, H';h t. near 7u av th'
Rev. Nj. Sill pastor.
LIiNGkR'-Nor !. Mary :. IAsiu-cr. IN the srh yes'
hrr rgr.
Relatives ard fr nls tllv invited 10 ATTIC ~
Der funeral lrnm Der late rrsidrnrc. ~ AZ Astoria
l.oin island tiiN. A"ucr NJ the funeral hereafter
.u'BRltN On Monday. Nov : al 9cr Ie;,dsncc, -
Mott Eleu ph.itN vic NJ Jeremiah OBriOn, from
the tuWuU lrrnluY. County corr. Ireland
Funeral ~ take piucc on "Wednesday, Nov a. rom her
la, rcsit.ncr. Ia Mott A.. Al nclnck T. VI
EAI--Aiivr 4 nn-rriin illncs Ellen. vile Of Thomas
RAJ. "a ihv SD wear ui h"r 49,.
Relative. and trrnd. respectfully invited ~ attend
the FUNERAL un lrr hate n>d,nrr, corner ~ AleNandr
aud i'S'h u. North New York. 0n Thursday Nov .
~ n'rlo-'k 4 VI
SALMON --uu MuniAy. Nov I. james salmon aged -
years. Of James ild Is. salmon.
Relatives aud iusds are RESPECTFULLY inNifd 10 attend
the his residence, 80 ist We'd.
ncsda,, at l = VI
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LITTLE UOLl-s H.iRRI0Rs.
Flight Of hand OF sioux from Camp Robia-
SOM n.ucce-sfui Pursuit.

CAN'T ROBINSON, Ncb., Nov 5.-Little Wolf
and 1000 Of his band have been successful in
evadins the troops. Several scouting detach-
ments have been sent out under Licu,s. Chase
aud Hunter. on Thursday evening they struck
a fresh trail and followed it 20 Point Bluffs.
forty miles southeaS Of here. A camp recently
occupied hy the ladiaus was discovered. where
hrcastworSs mad been thrown up. Their fires
were still burning and pony meat was found
drying IN the trees. The troops. owing 10 the
darkness. camuvd there that night and nj duy-
light on Friday followed the trail into the bluffs
until It scattered Other detachments. sent out
latar. discovered nothing, II is the impress
sion that Little Wolf and his band are still In
the bluffs and intend To die rather than surren-
der. several Sioux warriors arrived yesterday
from Red Cloud agency. They intend taking
an active part In capturing their brethren. A
detachment Of cavalry 200 strong will so hence
to-day. with 4 company OF Red Clouds bnnd
arting rs guides and scouts. Three coinpan lies
q the Seventh Cavalry. commanded by Capt.
Morlan are scouting the country between here
ana sheridan, whore the hostllrs IL is believed,
Will endeayor 70 cross 10 the north.
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Athletics In Mott Haven.

The clio sing handicap games Of the New York
Athletic Ciuh contested at Mott Haven yesterday.
sharp north west wind swept the and the
athletes IN thin dresses with bare aud egs had 10
stamp hnpauenily before the games begun The
grand stand crowded The FINAL heat Of the io yard
run was won BY W c Hall OF Perth Amhoy in ios soc
onds The feature Of the DAY the hafniih rnu.
there being twenty eight contesAntS W x Whitniore
u the New YORK Athletic Club won ~ 2aS In the IN
diyidnal tug Of war W r. Curtis y. \ A. c. aud g. 4 =.
Oueckbcrncr. y a. A e.. entered. The trial phil WAS
by AFTER Ut the hardest pulls - hc said.
that he had ever had In tie hual pull Curtis WAS Hs1
the winner The nral hest II the 80 yard nun WAS won
bY ". H. uoul gss Ia - sccOnd-
Wh,le the esmes were being contested tlore were
several contests between teams OF four IN tug sofM
Tho hrst tug WAS between team from the Harlem
Athlete Club and from the Grtcnpnnt Ahetc club
After sharp struggle II ~ seconds the Harlem Club
victorious The scotuslA me rican team was pittei
against the Mott Haven team tie latter winning Teams
of siN ron companies and Of ur seventh Regiment
contested and Company won. Then teams from com.
Ianies and = had tug At the rope. Company b
team Won easily.
The nna heat Of the qnAr,cr.mile run was won BY r.
T. Myers IN s. seconds There were twenty four ctrei
the twOniie walk. q A. NHnderhoei Jr, OF Aston "a
crossed the line a winner In "a -
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seven Honor. Well Earned.

Fairbanks A Go. arc always carrying on houors at
fairs This Tune At the Pans Exposition they nave
beaten their lest record sah ot racehor-es Seven
medals have been aried them-the greatest number
ever bestowed single hrm 1T one world far. Hve
Of thcse-two gold, two silver and one broule-wt
given for the incOmparahie scales which have by their
own me rt made their 10 every civilized corner II
the earth The testimonials from the highest impartial
sources to the excellence of these scales must now NUM-
Der many hundreds Gold medals are earned for them
as matter OF course wherever they appear IN eomleu
ton one other gold and a bronze medal went 70 FAIR
banks& Co from Paris for their improved type writer
aud oselatine pump, The whole country shares with
the reeipe nts in the pleasure and honor Of these uh
utes to American ingenuity and enterprise N JourHaI
al Oyytmeree Noe I-Adp
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BloMn by Exploding Gms.

At o'clock Yesterday morning John Wars
dale. employed by ths Brooklyn Roofing Company at
smith aud sixth streets, Brooklyn TO attend to the stills
there at night went up 10 tie top VI vat neen
feet high TO inspect It Justa he lifted the the
accumulated gas exploded and he blown twenty i've
cc IN the air he fell in the yard His face and hands
were badly burned and his thigh fractured thu fall
Tor two hours he lay IN the one spot suffering munse
pan being unable 20 move without pguny lie screamed
aud muaucd Tor heln ~ vain. AZ O'Clock his brother
who j. also employed at the WORKS entered the vard
AMI cNnd him bcnWnbed ami hall dead with the cold
pain lie was taken t0tht Long Island college Hospital
and the physicians reported his wounds 10 he fatal War;
dale WAS faithful Workman lie !, - years old and
has smilN ~ as Third avenue. His duty drHw
Oh The gas IRON the vat 20 prevent an explosion.
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Court Calendar. Thl. Day

SUPREME CouRT-CHANBERs.-N Nos. 6, 7. s Q.
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1877. psi Ts
surrmoK rorRT-tilSIGIL TFEN Nos 81, ~ 6. 70 =
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sO4a's Part II.Nos A2sT. Part III Adjourned unul
THURSDAY
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Tur WEEKLY Sun, published this morn

contains
Elections OF Nov 5-The Result In Thirty Statcs-Com
pleNon OF the Next National Housr Rcrrcseutauvcs-
strength OF the New Parties, The outlook IN Eurore--
Great Bntei9s Gumatum TO the Ame.r-Iho Fishery
Dtsputv-An English Wow oi the Subject. Tile second
COMM Of Christi difference in New York Of Ne rr,-
Millennn riaus-Atdrr>scs Of Eminent Men of Mann d..
nominations Decrease of YELLOW Fever ~ tbs SOUTH
John sherman Oh she stump, Five DAYS Run Tor Life
The Crime ot Kentucky Negro, John Browns Iiourn-
aut-The rraeo End OF Remarkable Characteristic
aTi Reoi, Poet aud Kansas Ranger Traps Tho In.
MArN-ENreriences nf SUBSCRIBERS with AdNgrus,rs.
Ilsuus irum III" Census, No sewer Gas IN Nuusts-
Sole Important u.ooyrros in Plumbing, ioiter's Long
ITaml'-Ihe Man who fTnntiri NheelharroW from Al
hanS 70 san francisco, Tie raeni oh,c Report Tolls
the Auw YORK Canals; An Improved Hr,sd VI norst
Impressions NJ EuFonr, No v. hN j. fultStrt Modern
Methods q Maintaining Health rte British Land Laws
Farmers Fairs without Farmers Poetry, MaNdOwn Re
bees Fall Song, Paying His Note, Tho old Rome. The
Cold Days; story GOWNS Revenge; The Latest Tele-
graphic News Sunbeams Notes on Science aud indus
Try; Ladies' Department; Many Columns OF Editorial
Articles and Agricultural Matter; Financial Intelligence.
and Markets
THE WWEir srS contains a complete enitone Of the
news the week from all parts Of the United states and
the American continent Copes In wrappers really tor
mating the Old country may he had at the desk OF our
pubueAuon nice Price four cents Fog sale by all news
dealers IN city and country
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KIRBY -RAYNOLnS In Chicacn. Oct ~. nj the resi-
drnrc " ihr brides sister. Mr. At-rin Williams BY tho
Rev. chntn iacSr. u u. ba'ti /. kirtA At BruuSiAn
y. T.. to Miss luila La u, liz ui the uiucr nnec.
REfD-SriCkLE At Rocknway. y. J.. oil wednc sdAy
evening. oct id. lev the Rev. d. D. Platter Robert 4
le. ~ D. of Mnrhn. Ind 10 Mis- Carrie Sucke. young
c.t dHivhtrr 1f the hate u. X. Sickle VI RockRwAA.
TNDERM ODn-- ri SIGk--.Nf the rrHidcucv NJ the
hTir- parents Jcr-rv city. Oct 30 10y tho Rev. A. 4
Ecinkc william NRlac" Underwood 10 Mamie Ada
Rusirk
VAN DyKE-AKEELY On Monday. Oct ~. at the
e.iii~th hr,i,- parents by the Rev nr. g. H.
TAYLOR, william L. Van Dyke To Miss Marion L. Ackcrb.
10th ~ Hr,-,klyn, T. H.
WTiCOX-tANES- At Galveston Tcxss. by the Re-. :
" Bird. rector ot Trinity Churrh. Monday Oct -
Franz : MihN. late at J.t~'y Ctiv. " Elizabeth AVS.
amer. daughter 81 Thomas W. James Es'l. Vi JcrsrY
CIV.
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The Rev. DIR. Ebeneezer Virgins was found
dead the floor Of in the So Charles Hotel We stor
day His body taken to the residence II his brother
James Nisgu, at 3oT West Fty hts street DR. Virgins
born ia Ireland. but was educa led ~ Ruters Cot
lcsc. tie pastor ut Dutch Reformed Church IN
Paterson Tor several years, and about twelve years ago
lac resigned and this city and seven vears
boarded In the - Charles Hotel His death WAS due 10
apology He was rs years OF age.