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Nom DusoLA.r.-Enss 4 Levrsy's -.

NoHK BuRoLAnr.-Enss 4 Lewrsy's -.
loon. Gold Hill, WA entered by burglars
some time after s o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing. Tho thieves took nothing but two or
three boxes Of cigars. They failed 70 nnd
the money (about $50 In coin) which was
hid under the counter. Entrance was Of.
fected BY breaking two panes OF glass from
one Of the back windows.
sraAY Cow.-Red and white, spcckled.
The owner can nnd her BY applying Of the
Buccor Boarding House. Lower Gold Hill.
See the advertisement.
Tur Masonic Social which was 10 have
taken place next Wednesday evening. has
been postponed until further notice.
QuIrE . number Of Oil. NON. Rsss'
friends will DO surprised TO know that DO ID
. married man.
TIE base ball fever grows apacs. and the
sale Of arnlcs has received marked imps.
tins
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caoLL,H.rorosr AND sH,vr

cHoLI.,H-rorosI AND COMBINATION sHArr.
VIRGINIA CrrY. April O. ls7s.-A.K X. =.
Harmon. President ChollAr- rotosi Mining
Company-Dear Sir: During the week
the Chollar. Norcross.Savage shaft has been
sunk IS feet. The total depth at this date
10 2.076 feet. In the early part Of tho
week the ground WAS fine. close-grained
porphyry. with clay. followed the last part
Of the week by harder and bigger ground
In south end and west side. The How Of
water has been quite strong. averaging for
the week $4,000 gallons per day. but has
been readily handled with the skeets. Al
the Chollar. Potosi the pump has been run
nineteen hours.
Isaac l.. HrouA. supt.
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70 suspend hostilities in Thessaly. alleging
fears OF grave complications. Greece 10
similarly endeavoring to influence the In
surgcnts.
CALCUTTA. April All military fur.
ioughs have been stopped. This. however.
IL merely precautionary. The Govern.
ment deny that they contemplate any ex-
petition.
LONDON. April s.-A correspondent 81
81. Petersburg. telegraphing Sunday. says:
"To-day the hopeful rumors which. with
| out cause, were current on Saturday. have
taken more definite form. II is said that
an important letter has been received from
Berlin, suggesting that concessions should
be made 70 avoid Q European war. Wheth.
or this IL true or not, It 10 pretty certain
that Germany 10 abandoning her purely
passive attitude. Russia has not requested
Gsrmany's good Offices, but there 10 rea.
son 10 believe that she will gladly accept
them. Hopes for . congress are rowling.
and IgnAtieff has even postponed bis de-
parturc for Constantinople. 90 ~ 70
bs able TO accompany Prince 0ort.
schakof 10 Berlin, - second plenipo-
Tertiary. II tho Congress meets. IL is EN-.
phaticslly declared here that Prince Ghika.
the Roumsnian agent, must have misun.
derstood Prince Gortschskof, - the latter
never refused TO admit Q discussion on tho
Bcssarsbian question. The Russian cab
inet does not deny that the Bessarabian
question involves European interests,
although II has not yet expressly admitted
the fact,
A correspondent NJ Bucharest telegrsphs
tbst Ina Russisn troops In BULGARIA. and
Roum.nis. and southwestern Russia, are
t.LIno mn ARA tegic,l positions. of which
psIe.tin' In Roumanis. commanding the
.ontbern ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the Carpathian
nssses. Ia tbe most sslIept, Contracts
have been made for tho delivery OF supplies
al tbese oenters. The forces sent 10 these
points AZ vat. appear 10 be simply advance
euards 10 prepsre for the reception Of large
sorces' sbauid he pro0re,s Of events re.
onire their p~resonco.
A Dispatch from Belgrade says that Aus.
tria b,s prohibited ali Seryisn imports,
hec.nso n tbe prevalence Of the rinder.
neal md ,potted typbus.
"A n rnmored A. Athens that ENGLAND
viii occupy The islspd OF Crete.
snacisi from Ran Stefspo reports that
Ina Art Russian cavalry division, and 4
div,sion M thc Cossaoks of the Don. have
begun their homeward march. BY way Of
mai. Three repiments of Cossscks. two
h.,,.,is. ami tbe Eleventh corps. under
Gorsr.i achsLssy.tv- b,vs von, 6v vav Of
Rustchuk.
A correspondent at Pera understands
that Austria has assured the Porte that she
will oppose any effort to enforce the Ban
Stefsno Treaty, The Russians are desper.
stely urging the Sultan to surrender his
iron-clais and positions on the Dosporus.
A yienna correspondeut saws that be.
,ides ysrbsl remarks made 10 General
IrnstlsfY. 4 more extensive statement in
vriting OF Austris's views WA delivered
10 Prince Oortsch,koff by Austria, v
DAYS After General Ignatienrs arrival Of
81. Petersburg.
II IL announced from Constantinople
that the current Of feeling In the Turkish
nn....u.,t 100 .,,,in1 ~boiiv .g.in.t
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A RALAH HOPE.

TEE Younsworth Oyster and Chop House.
No. 10 South @ street virnnia City, 10 the
leading establishment on ths Comstock.
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CHlRxrs Porr. the popular actor. Ar
rived BY Yesterdays train. He 10 now In
Virginia City.
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EngIand Desirsus OF sseaee.

LONDON. April SILT 10 claimed on oil
hands. except In purely psr.isan discus
slons. that the Cabinet 10 sincerely desi'
rous 10 avoid war. Tho withdrawal OF the
Treaty Of Ban Btefano. or its uncondi.
tionsl submission 10 tho judgment oi
Europe. arc regarded Is tho only altsrns-
tives Of war. Lord Lyons, British Am
bassador at Paris, and designated 70 rep
resent Great britain ct the Congress, re-
turned 10 Paris on Saturday. which ID
considered 70 indicate that no great hope
10 felt Of sspeedy meeting Of the Congress.
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JUSTICE.

Per W. n. PAitsn.
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UNCLE IND NEPHI:U.
How Ex-rrensurer New Didn't Make Good q
NclalINe's Theft OF PmhIic Money.

WAsHINGToN, Fob. l0.-Thc committee of
Treasury officials appointed 10y sherman to un-
ravel the mystery attending the disappearance
OF the tl.sOO package from the vaults of the
Treasury are still hard at work. taking testimo-
nv upon the subject. Several important fncts
have been ELECTED. and IL would not ho sur
prising If this Investigation should yet bring
certain prominent persons to grief No clue TO
the missing money has thus far been obtained
but the committee have already ACCOMPLISHED
more than the average investigating CON-
mitiees do nowadays. for they have made an un-
expected discovery.
II appears that Treasurer New had n nephew
Frank Il. New. TO whom he gave "A clerkship in
the Bureau Of Redemption. Youn. News sal
arv. only s120 year. was hardly adequate 10
support him in a manner commensurate with
mat person ~ style Of living. and not long after
ms position deficit WAS discovered i'm th. room
whcie ne hud his deck. The DISCREPANCY grow
h.ir '.''n ,, ,,i, ,i u, ,hl', inh t-',.l N4LiShei
li"lng nephew "' iN" TREASURER of the United
S'at,s; lhr ghicl "i th' H"derpuon Bureau Mr.
mutnri". who is ni present the cashier Df tln.
1 Ir"a-ury. was loth 10 prefer chnrs,s against
i'm nn,i IN" proof oi his guilt should be- posi-
ms track They traced him to drinking 81
oonsi gambling houses. and along the rout.
about town. The evidence was of snch m in-
"oniroN"rihle character that Mr. Guihri. no
Longer hesirted 10 submit the facts 10 Treas
u.tl Nrw' ue demanded the dismissal Of the
offender. The Treasurer acquirsrcd Frank
Now le'l the Department, and The leak H. the
I',l"hpi. ~ bureau echSod forthwith.
., For the s2.nu0 purloinrl hy Frank New the
treasurer became Responsible. and upon the
iinai sercm'nt Of his accounts and tho transfer
successor. Mr.. Wyman everything npprnrrd
horre,'. Dnring ih" present Investigation.
h"WeNrr, u hus com" out thut Treasurer Now
applied all the surplus And unclaimed m0u,v
HIM. iha hr 'nult hnG IN thr Treasury toward the
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TRIMS STNDIY NIGHr or.
Nine Baths. One Potato, Roll, aud an Onion
~ Numulanis to his System.

George Francis Trains lecture last even
ing in Central Park Garden was before large
and noisy audience. When he appeared he in
formed hls hearers that it WIS only by reason
Of his previously having taken nine Turkish
baths that hr WAS enabled To address them.
His psychological force had been further stimu-
lHl'd during the day 10y the absorption into his
system of potato. u penny roll. an oniun and
ono "rtwo olhcrtrl Of atubrrous and larina-
ceous character. Mr. Train, a dressing him
sr'i mnnly to the events of his own life detailed
Hll ih" memorable ventures in which he has
brun engaged since lHIS.
Ills diatrlhr against the .N,1r York H,vnii was
very spgtrd When tne cider Bennett was
alive hr had supplied HIM with ~ much a. sin
Nrn columns 81 correspondence IN one day.
Now ne could not get a lllIr into the paper. As
lvi hs influence, editorial and otherwise went
ihr sheet was "A dad cook III the PIT. lie did
look, hoW'Ver, 10 THE Sun. and thought that SO
gr'nt ana powerful sheet ought to give
moro space 10 hi!u.
Elaine, Grant. and Hayes were ground to
powder. lie chnrartrr2rd them as the greatest
frauds Of the age. Bob Ingrrsoll ~ a man NOT
bclrylng in God. WAS handled with even greater
rolgnness. Tom Paine got his share OF arsu-
mentatINe dynamite
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1WO MEN AND 4 WOMfN sTiBBED.
Thomn. Tayiors .Jeniousv and Frenzy when
his Advice was not Needed

Thomas Taylor, alias "Buc." Taylor,
Maggie Rogers OF 5al Greer 0ich street. vii.
liam DOsmer OF 600 Greenwich street Ella
Waymar of 595 Greenwich street. and Edward
Watson were walking together in Greenwich
street last evening, and Taylor who was jcal-
Gus Of Watson. asked Maggie Rogers to step
aside, as he wished to speak to her
alone. He then upbraidod her for receiv-
ing Watson's attentions. Maggie nughingly
told Taylor that lac wHs jealous and ran 10 loin
her friends. Taylor fingered behind and n few
minutes later sldl"i NJ 10 Maggie Rogers and
again asked her 10 step nSldr. Maggie refused
Then Taylor. muItorng some threats. followed
her. and ~ the corner If GARRISON street
stabbed her IN the lclt side with a long dagger
knife The hladr pier 'rd her lungs
watson ana DOsmrr. hearing Maggie ROg-
erss scrcnmS and seeing her fall. ran 10 st0p
Taylor. ii" hnd drawn two knives. lIr rushed
at Taylor and stabbed him in the hand ana
arm. lie stabbed Dosmer in the side before
running away. Maggie Rogers. having boon
itkrn tn drug store, was attended by Dr
Hal, who said she was fatally wounded. She
Wa, removed to the Fifteenth Street Hospital
IHvlOr wis urr"sted later by Detective o Neil
at Prince ana sullivan streets. When confronted
By SrrEt. il,on Of die Charles street police
Taylor in an wrr 10 the charge said, "Acs |
did stab ncr. and | intended 10 Kill her" lie
regretted HAT he had not Killed Watson and re-
fused 10 lrll whv After he had been placrd in
"A eel crowd OF the girls friends assembled
outside the police station. and hy their threats
showed that they desired 10 wreak vengeance.
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were punished with different degrees of
NNerty' fVcrw sin had It's appropriate kind Of
punishment. There would he no essential
sumo. Finally there would be two kinds Of
pain, Wa; III" pain of loss and the pain Of
ton ol every good. Of every ray Of light. Of
every happiness. All the loss would bc com-
prisrd IN th" loss of God himself. The pain of
SENSE. the catholic must believe. would COM
Iris" the direct infl tOn VI Cots Justice with
thr ,scourgc OF everlasting punishmcnt Tho
souls OF the damned would be in the company
nl demons. und nll that was vile. louthsoinc and
hlthy Fire would burn the soul before the
resurrection. and The soul and body after the
resurrection. II would be- II material and cor
poreal nrc-a nrc more powerful than Tint Of
rnrth. u would burn the soul. II would bo
Kind oi llre that would not illuminate. II would
not iu. br. Preston said. to twist the meanings
nl Scripture. We had better give up the Scrip
iurr. Then shall the Judge sny to those on his
loft quoted Dr. Preston. Depart, ye cursed. into
everlasting FIR. thai vac prepared l9r IN. leNii
nnd his angels The Lord. ne added. did not
us. metaphor No nun %man IN nis srhs's used
con 'usn it. II he did he WIS fool or u dcreiycr.
81 Paul had -iid that when our Lord shall bc
rcvcalcd he, would como with everlasting
For us DR.. Preston concluded. there is the
open heart OF our R.lecmer and grace flowing
Tie Rcv j. j. Muir. in the Macdougal Street
Baptist Church. sad there was a hell. hut its
fires ~ described IN the Bible were doubtless
used metaphor'cally ~ were the hnrps and
robes given TO the righteous in heaven in the
same doom.
Mrs Nellie Brigham said be'ore the First
Society 81 Spiritunlists, that the differences
among the Christian ministry regarding he'll
WIS slgn ol mental Improvement and spiritual
progression. He'll. she affirmed, II n condition
otthe spirit u il the state in which the mind
mus Itself ns the natural result of wrongloing.
Justice brings compensation or retribution to
the spiritual nature rs we'll as TO the material
nature. Tho oarly Jews had worry few
ideas regarding the future of the spirit not
wlthstanIing the oc.asional prophets and seers
among thHm. ana the old alcgory of the crca-
iion and fall of man does not give tho fnintcs,
hint uf ~ punishmpnt after denth That of
Adam was TO cnrn his hrcad 10y the sweat Of his
irow; that Of Eve 10 undergo sundry physical
evils. ami that ot both 20 be- deprived of
Eden and of the smile Of their Creator. In con-
n",tion with cain. nothing wss said ~ Il rstri-
button beyond the grave for the murder of Ahel.
tod set mark ON his brow that all men might
know him. but not the slightest fume Of sulphur
rolled IN mis- path. Birthstone was an idea II
latter ages. and was probably generated in vol
canlc countries. lake of flaming sulphur was
created as a bugboar. on :he ground that II
would 10 about the most uncomfortable place
mat body could inhnhit. Another imagined
nell IA houomlrss pt, whore people fan TO
eternity. II is necessary that the pit should be-
botiomless or would M and overflow and the
topmost wicked would get out.
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TRENTON PRISON HORRORs.
Additional Evidence Of Cruelty to he Given
to the Investigating Committee.

TRENTON, Feb. lO.-The session Of the
Joint Committee OF the Legislature on State
Prison which will be held on Tuesday evening
next 10 continue their investigation into the
charges Of cruelty prnctised upon convicts in
carcerated III that institution. must be impor-
tant rs much newt y-discovered evidence is to
b. given.
The disclosure made 10y Mershal Perry at the
latest examination. that Shook. the Huuterdon
county convict did not die ia his cell as was re-
ported. but expired while UNDERGOING the tor
turos Of the stretcher in dungeon. has stirred
thl- community 10 lis very centre. and PERSONS
VINO ihd hitherto been ret cent speak Out boldly
Al IN" tim" Snook died II WAS said that his
n"aul was the result oi lnhuman punishment
Nrvrrilieless County Physician Mackenzie as
surrd all who inquired that the man died in his
cell Oi BRAN diScusr. Since the testimony Of
Perry that such was not the case. no small share
OF IN" blame mas fallen npon that on 'ial. In n
l"ttrr Ia n city newspaper he says that he vns
no marks Of Violence bu; there was brain dis
case sufficient 10 Kill him. Had he known
mat Shook Tad been recently punished. he
should have ord"r.l an inquest
On TUESDAY the Rev. Father Curran pastor Of
St John : Catholic Church. will testify than tho
krN Dean Burn went tn the prison to adminiS-
ing conNIt aud WAS refused admission on the
ground that II wts not one of the duys when
visitors were admitted; also, TINT on the next
day when he Father Currnnl called. he was IN
Formed that III" man was dead. and that he
could DO him neither good nor HARM Can't.
Van Horn VIII, II Is said, testify that Felix Me-
cure, one ut IA" deputy keepers. todd linn TINT
he hud ignrd tn" Otlic. Of mars hal bnrutsr
he could not stand thn cruelty Of the punish
monts. AnthonY X. Perry. the marshal: Dir
Mackenzie. Dr. ". W. L. PMlli,s. Inc prison
physician: Felix VI Cure. marshal; brnnls
iarlrN. an eN-oonyict. and u number Of others
Will De examined
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EASTERN COMPLTCATIONy.
kussia's Reply 10 the Austrian Note-Pros-
pecis for the Conference.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Feb. l0.-The Turkish
forces to-day evacuated widdin. Rustchuk
Silstria. BelRradschk. and Erzeroum. and
have Withdrawn from the Bujuk -Chekmejeh
lines to line from Kujuk- -Chekmeeh to Aku-
mar. The neutral zone Is twelve miles broad.
Mr. Layard has no news Of the British feet.
II has not yet passed the Darianelles.
The rumors that the pence prelimnaries con-
tain secret clauses relative to the straits. the
limits OF Bulgaria. and an alliance between
Russia and Turkey are denied. although II is
understood that the majority OF the Turkish
Ministry favor an alliance.
The authorities OF the Black seaports have re-
moved all restrictions on the export Of grain
and provisions.
The Porte objects TO Montenegro establishing
the line Of demarkation for the armistce on the
basis Of ui passideis. A renewal Of hostilities
between Turkey and Montenegro is imminent.
The oSlcial text Of the armistice was drawn
up In November. Hence the mention OF Odessa
and Sebastopol, but now the preliminaries hav-
ing been signed at Adrianople. the remainder
oil the negotiations will be conducted there.
a Vienna despatch saws: The further reply
from Russia to the Austrian invitation to the
Conference. which was expected to come by
messenger on Saturday. has been received. 1t
shows that II Is the intention OF Russia not TO
permit the discussion Of certain points in the
preliminary conditions In spite Of these res
eINtlons ~ ls considered certain In Austrian
official circles that the Conference will meet,
although the same confidence does not exist as
to a satisfactory result,
LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Standards Vienna
special stat"s that three Austrian men of war
have been ordered to the Bosphorus. Italian
vessels are also going there. A number Of
hussian sailors have gone Overland TO the sea
OF Marmora TO man certain Turkish meu-of-
war which are about to be surrendered.
u In the event of rupture Of the armistice the
Turks could not rroccupy the Constantlnople
lines, as the neutral zone would remain neutral
until the end Of three days notice Of the re-
sumption Of hostilites. Preparations are max
ing TO defend the interior lines.
ATHENS. Feb. 10-The recall Of the troops
from Thess,uy and Epirus has caused mu IA
public Indignation. The Government considers
the situation still critical. and has ordered arms
and ammunition sufficient for so 900 men. The
mobile guard is to be raised to l4O. 900 men.
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TiSTING 4 COChTIIL,
Ono OF tho Guests OF tho Union square Hotel
Astonished by n Wa,chfuI Oncer

A guest in the Union square Hotel, break
fasting in the outer restaurant yesterday. or
dered II whlskey cocktail. The waiter. Victor
Gego, had lust set the glass Of stimulant in
front OF the gentleman. when Il stranger. who
had been sitting in the Office ana who had fol-
lowed the waiter into the restaurant. took nm
the glass and tasted of the contents before the
astonished guest had time to eNpostulatr. Then
the stranger said that he was Onlcer Mccarthy
OF the twenty street pulrc. and show
lng his badge arrested the .waiter. Grgn was
tkrn before Justice Oitorbuurg. in the Fittv-
seventh street polirr court, and was admitted IL
slol lail. which Mr. \. }. Dam, proprietor of
thn mon square Hotel, furnished
Ihr hotrls kept their bars closed during tn -
day and evening. Npi"s. us they were called l'y
.hn hotel CLERKS, wor" noticed in almost every
motel In most cases they asked for liquor and
on hong refused, made known their errnnd
ana warned the proprietor against selling
any llIuor under any circumstances. Some OF
lle hQtel nruprletors complained bitterly that
nrs'-rlass huteiS were watched 10y the SPIES
Whll" corner bhrroons not stones throw
distant were unmOiustcd
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". r.. CHANDLER'S LETTERS.
A Edition Showing How the Fraudulent
Presideut hns Assaiied his Title.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-A new edition Of
the Hon. W. Z. Chambers recent letters about
the Southern policy and Louisiana bargain has
Just been published. Mr. Chandler SAYS. in the
introduction. that. notwithstanding the criti-
cisms and denunciations which the letters have
elected. none Of the statements of fact therein
have been effectively denied or disproved. No
person named has made denial over his own
signature. He denies that the letters assail
Hayes's title. and proposes to reopen the Presi-
dental controversy. In fact. instead Of assail-
ing the Pres idential title one COMPLAINT in the
letters is that President Hayes has himself
en 'cted taint upon his own title by his
betrayal and destruction Of the lawful Govern
anu his abandonment of the principes Of
ne tne nrpGRissn prlpaip party; Hnd ADOPTION Of
which il is inconcrivable that he would nave
done II he had believed In his own rigiitiulness
9f title and desired to stand by and ylndirate IT,
that the true interests OF the Kepublican party
nre TO be subserved by denying or, concealinS
s va9s or counting; II any such exist. discred =
able or dishonorlng to the Republican party. or
y me Prrsldent to Secretary sherman. or
other member Of the party. the sooner they are
sS9osad S9 repr9eaiet and regndiated. the better
pies and the REPUBLICAN organization. In
t.b oriel; thpp irtters say that President Hayes.
Sh3seh aia 70 fres!d"nt on platform pleas ng
actively and personally tore down the lawful
state Governments Of South Carolina and Lou
isiAna. and rstahl shed r-b' mob governments
IN their steal violated the Republican pledges
70 protect human rights and maintain the SUI
prcmA'y OF IN" law; released negro murder rs
whom he was elected 70 prosecute and pun sh
gave Federal power at the South 10 rebel DouN-
or',is ElOriled the rebel soldiers AZ the. expense
oi mon soldiers: taunted the black race with
rs hcipiessness, aud shameiuly boosted OF his
betrayal OF II. TINS his dngradution OF himself
ana his betrayal of his party. hns annihiAted
rs or-dnizAtOn at the South. and has almost
destroyed the party At the Nurth.
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Passenger shmkrn II.

The passengers on tA' C.8J Flashing rain ou
SATURDAY. evening were u.hft., unf ir ifn'n no. le
G1t 10y collision Tram D,.Yste.,r Cannon ..ll la 1
e'rnns that nobody WIS hurt i-sonl tne tat,hin. Of
one mans band, mat ne oronoii,co of ur na,-eu or
', va, a. ls," 1 .Ii - eggs NN' "l' ULtN l p N,h
car WIS thrown irHl fnr fr.As. .et
c1u~t l' ur inyN' ui fhc 40 i.tfl f.. pl.s-ii..r
tam To Sc IN ut tn f44iu % Nli .nt4 az. PIP ,a.r
NhriiH lrti-hi trnu iei44 lu fAr r F fHff hfak :
VIZ "lh o. ih' la'-h-D trlH. .u' ai a. ii Tt.
iiNrf lrtt hnd it, mymeufl. -r,a- Oh lJa.l yt 10
Cl,chSa lu tine -
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Jacob Muth. of lOs Madison street. was DYING
YESTERDAY 'n the Chambers Street Hospital ANA Coroner
W"llman took l' ante mortew deposition Re- was shot
on Friday night by Joseph Roeh 4 WllAans1rsh trnck
man, herau$ ne hai stolen piece uf pork from Ll,
uurk Ihr hall entered hi back unl uur,,i ht. uiH
iv hr '1t"nrr he sal mat r and DANIEL kurllau siuc
pNtc W porn from kuchs truck Will, he Nus Wnfuu.
Al te Roosevelt street trS pa,s II. tree, Ia run Awnv
"ith H. and Ruch shot hlu kuch !. ln te ,ty Prsui
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sPIRhS FROM THE rELEGRAPH

Garibadi has been H. but has condition Is somewhat
improved
Members NJ the ilm Of Potter j Wright A sons the
lhkr7t slipins concern IN Philadelphia sfrrl, Wc
arrested on ehaife o. smuggling toiho amounted s2puUJJ
The supreme Court VI New Brunswick has refused 10
frrnm wrt o. habegs corpus IN the case OF Thomas
New NoIk. who has been jail ivr tbs w II uesn