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MARBLE WORKS.

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Particulars and samples worth IS free. Improve
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Passengers going South connect at Charlottes-
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CHURCH GOVERNMENT.

The Church territory is cut up into
districts. Thus Pennsylvania has three
the Eastern, Middle, and Western
districts-and the territory, geographi-
cally is considered, and not the popuia-
changes slowly. Maryland has two dis
tricts-East and West-aud SO on
throughout the States. The individual
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
A TRAGEDY on THE mon SEAS.
Capt. Thomas &. whitney's Assassin Escap-
tna ths Halter.

The trial OF George Hosford, better known
IA Michael Kelly. for the murder Of Capt
Thomas c. Whitney on tho high seas. was con-
cuded In the United States Circuit Court. in
Baltimore. on Friday. Hosford pleaded guilty
Of man-laughter. and was sentenced To- three
years Imprisonment and TO pay fine OF 81 00o
The victim Of this tragedy was for a long time
resident Of Brooklyn. AMI leading memhcr
Of the Masonic fraternity. While not on a
voyage he lived with his family. consisting Of n
wife and three children. at l7G Madison street.
in that city. Some ten years ago he retired
from an active scaiaring life and engaged in
tho shipping business In South street. this city
Unfortunate spect ations resulted in the loss of
the money hc had saved. and he was forced 10
I'm scrtcmber last Cart. Whitney took COM
mnnd 81 the American ship Marianne Note
holm, which was 60 sail from New York TO tha
Pacific coast. Among the crew we're two broth
ers. Michael Kelly. alias George HosfOrd. and
James Kelly. a mere lad. When too late to pro-
vide another officer. il was .discoverd that the
promoted TO that position. When tho ship was
twelve days out. shortly after midnight on Sept
29 James Wheeler and Joseph Burns sailors
ON the lookout hoard the Captain and Kelly on
gagged In a noisy dispute. severe gallo was blow
Ing at the time. but the noise ,of the quarrel
reached IN" oars o. these mon. Soon aiterward
they hear3 the sound II n seulle. and moment
or so lator splnsh IN tho wat r, The darkness
was 80 int nsc that n.ithcr Of the sailors could
see ton foot ahead of them. Directly aftcr the
splash in tho water Kelly came up to whore
Wheeler and Burns were standing. and very
eNritelly Explained that he and the Captain had
hecn nghting. and that the Captain had accl-
dentally fallen overheard. Nearly half an hour
had elapsed before the trst mate was informed
Of the tragedy. and then il was doomed Useles
10 stop the vessel or to make any effort to look
over the waste Of waters for tho missing Cap
tain.
On the following morning the first mate took
command ~ the vessel. AMI on hearing the
statements OF Wheeler and Burns In relation to
the Cartain and Kelly. and the discovery OF
bloody club on the deck ordered Kelly to be
placed in irons. ON reaching tho island Of 81.
Thomas the prisoner was handed oNcr 10 the
American Consul at that pOIt. and after a long
delay was brought TO Baltimore, the original in
1t was generally believed that Kelly would De
convicted Of murder in the first degree. as the
evidence went to show that he had first knocked
the Captain senscess with the club and then
deliberately picked him up and threw him
overheard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
WAR RUMORS.
The Situation at Constnntinopie Russia
Wants More Money.

LONDON, April 13.-At st. Petersburg the
opinion regarding the Gortchakoff circular Is
much divided. Somo consider It complete
political programme. full OF sound common
sense. and worthy OF great power; others re-
gard 1t as empty and colorless. and nothing but
formal refutation OF Lord Sallsbury's accusa-
tions. Some think 1t is Russia's last word I;
others believe 1t is tho Introduction to negotia-
tlons on n now ground. II has greatly dis
pleased those who wish tho Government to nail
their colors to the mast and risk all rather than
mako the slightest concession. Opinion at Ber-
lin continues skeptical about the success Of tho
negotiations.
Tho situation at ConstantInoplo is still ro.
garded as ....,o,ous 10 peaatccc Ni5iwithstand-
Ing the protesations OF tho Porte. there are in
triRues going on among the Pashas. and the dis
cretion Of the Russian commander and Of Mr..
Layard are doubted. Mehemet Ali and h,pkh-
oral other Turkish Generals dined with Nj
Layard yesterday.
: Tho Greeks and Bulgarians In Roumania and
the Greek churches. appealing to the Russians
and the Turks for support The atmosphere Of
Constantinoplc is believed to be daily becoming
There has been less excitement at Portsmouth
Dockyard this week. Tho work in hand is fast
CoNsrANTfNoPLE. April 13.-Count Zichy. tho
Austrian Ambassador. Is negotiating to obtain
the Porte's consent 70 possible Austrian occu-
patton OF Bosnia and Herzegovina.
ST. PETERsDuRo, April 13.-Subscriptions will
open here on the 10th instant for the now issue
roubles.
BELGRADE, April ia council between the
MlnlSter OF War and the general staff arranged
Tor the disbandinR Of the greater part of the
Servan forces. Only sufficient force will be
maintained to preserve order In Old Servia. 1t
Is considered certain that Servia will not par
ticipato in any further hostilties.
VIENNA. April 13.-A Russian courier has mr.
rived hcre. bringing an autograph letter from
relations between the two courts have assumed
more conciliatory tendency.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
WHERE rs FRINCIs NIGLEp
stis strange Disappenrnhee Week Ago
Two Of Hi. Companions Arrested,

Eronois No olo about % vao ra ~ no aoo
rrahcls NaBlc, apOuC % yours vi "se, SUI
OF John Nnglo. OF Al Willow place. Brooklyn,
who ia n b,sa truckmnn. and ia ronortad 20 ho
VIZ 20 -. o, 80 =. 49,, - - ~, W. W W
worth 100000, cape to this city on tho evening
OF the 9th inst. to buy pair OF shoes. He met
p.,.ia,, r. :, ~ Chorrv etroo, duhhod a.,
lWrlvh hce' vi " Snoil, o" 'u'''a Oop''
Lee by his associates. They drank together In
CborIoa Wilson's restaurant I'm the basement nj
~" ,,, - "i,9V ST. 81. -. a. -
532 water street Ihcn 'hoy wen. 10 brown
shoe storc in Roosevelt street. and Nage bought
n nair of sbocs for t275. They returned to Will
sons restaurant ana drank toRether again. Az
about midnight they went to Potter Ices bar.
roor, n, romoa aim and Water stroet There
room u, james SIP "nu ""'oi Huoe' incIo
they had more drinks. just MS thoy sat down
thcir plassoa. James Whalen, n Junk dealer Of
40 Cherry street and Morris O'Connell OF 279
Front street. BROOKLYN, entered. Whalen and
Naglc greeted each other as old acluainta nces,
AMI W6alcn treated tho pnrty to drinks Atthis
Mini NaSIe bccame bosterous, and the y.
keaner s,,Dgeston that ina nnrtv srrr,a :, v;I .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
BURNED TO DEATH.
The Nephew and Niece OF Commis.ioner g.
w. Hunt PerishIng In Flnmes.

Geo. W. Blunt, Jr., nephew Of the Commits
sioner. received telegram on Thursday even
ing from Detroit. reading as follows:
Your brothers wife burned to death in the nre
Your brother is dying. Come ON immediately
Mr.. Blunt replied by telegraph that he would
obey the summons and on Friday morning he
started with his wife for Detroit. Tho news
papers OF that morning contained the an
nOunccment that seven stores and five dwell
ings had been destroyed by fire at Cadillac City
the previous day, and that 3" Mrs. Blunt had
pcrlshed IN the flames" On Friday evening
that the brother was dead. This is all the
family in this city know Of the calamity. which
has destroyed wealthy near relatives. II was
expected TINT Mr. Blunt and his wife would
reach n-,foii last night. but no news had been
roceiN, NJ 10 a late hour
DR. Blunt wen, from this city about i've years
ago to prn 'tse his profession in Cadillac His
father was the late Nat. Is. Blunt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14

The steamship Somerset arrived last evening
Ehrcrsns viii lecture IN Chickerins Hall on wcdnes
day evening neat
The body of an unknown man was found In the North
river OF Ihiructl street Yesterday
Lawrence Brothers, wholesale dealers IN haten goods,
about 5000
Postmaster Jane; has been prc"n'cd win twin.
mail by an ainirng Western man
Gathering Farrel years Of age Of Goi Eleventh nv.
nrS fron stove She died tho Roosevelt Hospital
In an alicrcahon ct Nineteenth street and Avenue A
Henry omar Jonns carpenter OF 3iv Second avenue.
MAYOR rly ma, approved the Common Councils orIi.
nance rclmtuns hc,stam lailroad companies 10 run
the rtt ear. over the track the Belt Railroad nom
7r to4'sAM
The American Temperance Union claim that they have
,ule m, lllygnoon concerning Francis Murlhy, tho
Mayor Fly has been asked by Hebrew citizens N sus
hrnh NM. a'er WSine~lay the f,a,i ol me r,gyr,
yards attached To private residences
The ieop;os Evening Line has reduced the mrc to
f6e HE makes close cdnmrctos Win csrs,, tri, ror
saratoga aud other points north and west
Caii Paw Augu.t Stcke, lac drmannt '.nei GonTi oni
oI,, OF his ron, to lhg German 9o,"i ai, 'e'a '
The three Trustees lrthc oucutl savings Pnk WIG
were arr onted re.~ycr, here g. pay q gnid,ml %,
iolc., ,iaiIe,yny nye per cent o. the aD.iu's which
Tho HON. Joseph II Blochmus ant cxrostmastcrGon.
crl ryucr ue tmei STATE, ,'mni,'onci. ilr ~;
national Postal tunftcs~, shhd Ats'll1N. rue hiNct
Of the Congress tn icatdnse the berne Treaty ur Al
international postal union
Tho Captan of the ship Lucy Wills from Calcutta,
reports Tint uu Feb = after rounding the cape, they had
most violent gale for - hour. me clonis assumed
a hurricane. The ship was surrounded with hundreds
ani land birds that oll exhausted 70 the deck
The new Judges n the United States Courts are 10 he
sworn IN tomorrow NJ NJ in the Cniled States Cir.
cult Court room Judge Blaehlurd viii first administer
the oath % Judge Choae as District Judge and then tho
latter Will swear IN Judge Batchlord Circuit Judge.
The Of the late Judge johnson have been newly
nl!ed ny and oeeuplsdby Judge BatchioII.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
sP.fRKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Thirteen more NJ the passengers aud screw Of the
wrecked ChidWal Hal landed al Gibraltar yes.
tcrny This leaves thirteen more TO be accounted for
The Democratic United States Senators held cancus in
Washington YESTERDAY, and the sentiment almost
unanimous IN favor vi the repeal Of the Resumption
A gcntlcmanly appearing Young man, supposed from
papers found on his body 10 he travelling agent named
Hook was found dead IN the LackAWahna river, near
Pitslown yesterday
Eddy Roses wholesale lQuor store In Custom House
street Providence. was burned yesterday morning Loss,
S25OO insurance s33 i69 The nie is supposed tV have
been of ncendiary origin
John Lind Of New Brunswick. n J aged 90 years an
amateur attempted tu walk ten miles m two hours last
night in public hail, - laps to the mile, and accom-
plished tho feat IN h. 46 IN 80 5, with case
Edmund =. Masuret, cashier Of the fremont House,
Boston, shot himself IN the head yesterday And VIII prop
ably die Having lost the funds ol the house al faro s
ssed the fact and sought to compromise, but the
tors se nj fvI AZ oleeT and hs shVt himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
Shocking Accident In a sawmiIi.

SCRANTON April 12.-In Clark's summit n
village on the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Rail
road seven miles nom this city jeremiah T. Wieman,
leading citizen Is interested In extensive sAwmill
Yesterday, Mr Wbeman at work IN the mill at cir.
culAr saw and had Just sawed lot Of rough boards
The,o he placed in pile near The saw preparatory 10
cutting OF the edges c stepped between the pile and
the saw when hy mshap the boards AT the top Of
the pile gave way and he thrown against the saw
which was revolving AT lightning speed. lie caught
In the back by the sharp teeth he gave one Rgonizng
look toward hif associates. made oehle ialterng
ton ~ - hands and was ripped through Irom his head
10 ~ el 4 Sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14

The bidders at Barker & Sons sale Of thorough
breis yesterday were few and far between The stock
belonged TO Charles Reed and had pedsrees long
ones arm. Red Cont 5.year old chestnut geiing had
only bidder who led him on for $40 lie is said Ia be
out Of Australian ont Of Sslhc Speriepce oaks dam
by Lexington. Judge Pryor, bay gcldng. Nours old
ny Lightning dam hy Australian. was knocked down at
500, Rubicon, brown gedmg. years old by Jack Ma
lone dam by Lexington. hung ire at S5 Licensed Ven
der black colt wears old, by Warminsier out of In
Vcrsmaid likely looking colt with evidences of good
blood and future speed brought Sl21; and Bridget.
chestnut nly. sister to Miner, sold without her
ins gagements Tor 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
A school Girl sho, by her Teaeher.

CAMPpELLroRD Ont, April 13-John Shan
non. the school teacher who shot and Killed his pupil
Bertha wynn on Thursday last at Myerburg, came to
Campbellford oh Wednesday and purchased revolver
he .ad to shoot squirrels hut appears his intention
at the to shoot Bertha Al about noon on Thurs
dav shannon entered Nynns residence AMI asked for the
kin and being told that she UP stairs went up and
meeting her nfcd two shots Of which entered her
chest and the other her breast The girl /, In very
critical state shannon Is about - years Old ana i
thought has wife living lie gave reason for shoot
Ing the gr that he In love with her hut lac could
not marry her he intended 20 shoot her and then Nil
himself lie was arrested and committed ~ CobuTg jail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
Tweed In Springfield.


Boss Tweed is well remembered by some Of
the o1 nremen IN this city, whom lac visited in the nll Of
iG wish his famous BIZ Six nrc company, stopping
a few hours in thu afternoon ON their way from Quebec
h., way Of Boston, TO Nrw York The Buss remark
ally hnc looking man then-ta, stiaight. hroad Shout
dered active, with Keen eye and crushing grip, not
vet showing sign OF the pOrtness and grosness "
his later years Ills company numbered some MY or
sXty all VI them large weighing probably lNl
more apiece, and wore drah uniform with red shirts
aud red ning uelr oycrcoats which they carried
tier arms The entire department turned out to meet
ihem basket oil VINE was provided for the guests at
the dinner but Tweed declined lt saying he had never
even learned how 1t tasted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
The Body OF n Suicide.

Capt Parker OF the steamboat Edward Clark
discovered yesterday morning the decomposed body of
man floating In the bay on Bedoes Island In the pock
cts were a watch money, aud binhcads OF Albert
witschkc. wine merchant OF 81 Fulton street, New
York Mr. wiischke said that the body must he that Of
his brother who hhd been missing Tor six weeks An
examination of the clothes and articles taken from the
body completed the identification william Wit-chke.
the drowned man. ~ years OF age, aud native of
Germany. Last winter he became engaged 10 Louisa
Ferenhacker, whom he desired to marry His brother
opposed the match and his salary prevented his marry
liz on Feb - he suddenly quit the store aud did not
return. lie doubtless committed suicide
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
Dying In an a ambulance.

Thomas Hope. tenmster. OF S5 Varick
street who had been under treatment for pneumonia in
the Chambers street hospital removed to Bellevue
Hospital Yesterday Al the gate at Twenty
DR. Hemingway the receiving surgeon, examined the pa
tent Get that patient into the hospital as soon as
possihle.n he said, the mans dying when the As-
sants brought ont strctchcr to take him stairs the
man was dead Tho physicians at Bellevue Hospital cX
press Indignation at the practice which they say, the
Chambers street hospital physicians have OF removing
dying patients They that patients sent away To
die in other hospitals in order TO keep down the death
rate In the down town hospital Oitentmes the patients
do not live to be removed irom the ambulance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
SOME WisHINGTON TOPICS.
Pacific Railroad Legislation.

WASHINGTON. April 13.-The moro carefully
the representatives OF tie Texas and Pacific the
House the less chance they Of passing their subsidy
direct vote. They have determined next Tue siay
call up the i In senate AMI attempt its passage
there The Pacnc Roads Funding bill will also probably
be called up IN the House and passed next week. but
there appears be ountnhc delay In passing
H. In the approaching compromise with the Northern
Pacific, Lctwcen the company aud the views hold by
Miicht H. the Senator from OREGON his Icndi
ness 10 Yield everything except the construction OF the
road around Columbia river portage. This lie claims he
KkaI u afat ana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
NEW JERSEY.

Alonzo Bryant Of BROOKLYN, Y while IN visit to
his brOtherin law ~ Succasunna Flans, J on Ihufs
day the llth INST, shot himself IN the forehead with s
cida intent and expired at O'Clock Yesterday morning
William Larahec. a onelegged soldier, who for many
years trundlcd hand organ. died IN West NcM YORK;
j. yesterday He was supposed Ia be very unnt lut
since hs death IL said to have been discovered that e
had satup worth of real estate besides money IN The
Hobokcn Savings Bank.
Simeon Congcr an aged man who for many years lived
in small house AT Mgmchcn J having dog for liis
only companions ditd last night few daN> ago lo
bruised one his toes :ani MS it did not heal RAPIDLY, he
took a hammer ANA cd,cl AMI cut II OIL. MOruncauOn
sci In ana caused his death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14

The miniature yachting in Prospect Park
yesterday intercrcd with by the strong northwest
wind. The cutter Cloud and the soop Sarah Harrison
and new sloop named the Arrow the lake
The Arrow is hve feet two inches long two feet and
and half inches beam and nNe inches decp The
regatta OF the American Model club is Ia hc saturday
next and there are to be IA Ter tile Commodoc's cnp
and the challenge pcnnants Mr. W Clark the spool
cotton manufacturer has given the club SILVER punch
bowl lined with gold To be raced for,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
Yonnr nnumrnrtner,. pl.nppenrance.

Money was raised by subscription yesterday
to aid Mr. Baumgarner OF Union ill IN prosecuting the
search for his missing son, August The young man
only sixteen years age, told by his instructor at
Cooper Institute hath must complete certain draw
ing before Tuesday last week else his would he
erased nom the roll The boy. who WAS remarkably
proficient IN the art Of diaw'ng, worked hard 10 com
ote his task hut failed 10 have done IN time lie told
lis parents that he dreaded 10 go hack TO school, but
being urged 10 do So he started He left home Mt half
past six Tuesday evening and was seen A the Hobo
ken erry nt seven o'clock. since then nothing has been
l..ar l..LL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14

The Spanish and Cuban cignrmakers have
demanded advanced rate Of wages Thus far the
strike has been confined to the Spanish department Of
Grecnball Co.'S factory in Warren street, and work
there will probably be resumed this week. many Of the
nfiy or sixty who quit work say they would rather
work for comparatively low wages than remain IDLE
The cigars made by the Spanish and Cuban M0rknen are
brands and the workmcn earn from SO To 80 per
week Tie majority VI the average about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
What a Converted Thief D,d.

Mr.. Gustav Kraus's boarding house, on Hud-
street, Ioboken, robbed six weeks ago by =
boarder, OF 500 worth Of clothing and jewelry Mr.,
saying that the thief had been converted at revival
meeting, and had delivered tho stolen property " him
Tor the owner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
The Fool Tournament.

Siderable nrhcu1n In the carly matches joe IiHn 'at
wilson and Cyrlc Dion rcat sexton, AMI IN NJ cv,uins
Freq beaten by Knight, and Marblc hy NaAstrUn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14

The Providence route TO Boston viii be rcopcned
Monday. April -. instant, on and after which date
the magnIlceut steamers Massachusetts, Nui Rhode
Island viii leave from loot Of Warren st.. North river
New York, at . 4. NJ This line carried over 5000 pas
han.eIs IN nNe m0nlhs lMal heAsOm.-Alg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
Calling n Judge n Murderer OF Justice.

PHILADELPHIA. April 13.-Baslus Pistorlus.
the priest brought up for sentence in the oyer
and Tcrmncr Court to-day for killing Farmer Jacquete
near Morristown. After sentence of death had been
passed upon him, he made speech IN which he charged
that his hc had been sold by his counsel lie called the
presiding Judge liar and murderer OF Justice Thisis
The second time he has been tried he having been before
convicted III Montgomery county,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
The Fail River DemuIter.

FALL RIVER, Mass. April l3.-S. Angler
Chacr dcfauling treasurer uf the Union Mills
rested At his residence this evening and lodged at the
unlINn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14

Docua sandalwood Safe, certain cure for diseases of
the urinary organs. beware OF limitations All druggists
Circulars mailed. Dundas Dick Co, n. N,-dde