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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07
THEO. Triton IND MS WIFE
The story TINT u Isciicvcd IN Brookiy~ About
hcir Living = Tozrthcr Again.

To tho rumors OF Theodore Tilton's rocon-
cilation with his wife therc w,ro added. ycster-
day sono assertions 20 positively made. and 80
circur.atinlial, that they wcru generally bo-
liovcd In Brooklyn. II was reported that an
agreement 10 live IA man and wiz again was
made 10y Mr.. Tihon and his wife n few days
ago. md that this arrangement will be carried
out soon. II II has not already been done. Ao-
corling TO the story. the intention Is to leave
early In the summer for Europe. hut before that
tospcnd eomo time in rctiromcnt II Ia believed
thnt Mrs. Tilton has already gono 10 Warwick.
In Orange county. and that Mr.. Tlton will Join
her there. Board 1t is said, has already been
engaged IN this place. A gentleman said last
evening. hat Mr.. Tilton had engaged two pas
sages 10 Europe bytho lnman line the first wock
In July.
There ia no doubt. 40 those who have oppor-
tuuity for knowing say, that MIR, Tilton and his
wifo have met frequently within the pnst two
months. These meetings have been private,
an %nd que posSSSS 'Gg sn Mr9 Mr F'9qs rcqds
mesa, Mr.. Tilton has indircdly. at least, sup
piled her with money. MANY believe he has
induced his wife TO 20 To Warwick that they may
There IL no doubt that Mrs. Tilton Is ont of
town, Mrs. Morse, her mother. on being qurs,-
toned 10y u reporter. was wholly non -commlttal.
Shu would Mother admit nor deny that Mrs.
Tihqn had gone TO Warwick with Mr.. rlton.
Mr.. Titons lecture engagements will not per-
nit him to visit his wife for any length Of time
until June Ii is known that he intends to 60 to
Europe To visit his children. That was HIS in.
tention when he returned last summer. and IL
is said that tho children wished him 10 bring
thoir mother with him the next time he came
WHAT FHrEND or TIrToN SAYS.
In reference to the rumor which WIS started
In BROOKLYN Yesterday that Mrs. Theodore Til
ton had gone to New Jersey to moot her hus-
band. and there become reconcicd to him. all
those who are presumed 10 know what IL going
on among the great lights OF the scandal say
that the only suggestion OF truth in II grow out
OF the suppositiOn that Airs. Tiiton intended to
meet her husband. If at all. on foreign shore.
Mr. Thomas q. Shcarman was exceeding wrOth
to w. called from his dinner. and he snd. ma
sally: have road tho story. but | know
nothing about II beyond that | have read all
the rumors. but cannot verify any OF them.
don't know whether Mrs. TIton has gone to
New jersey or not. ! haven't seen or heard
from her for two months" Mrs. Morse was the
most rcticent person IN Brooklyn last evening,
codly answering all persons who inquired
about the new rumor. that she had made up
her mind to. say nothing at all .on the subject in
any way. Mrs Tiiton has n number OF friends
in Montclair. n. j.. and frequently visits there
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B.iNK OFFTCERs SENTENCED.
The Penalties Indicted on j. =. Preston and
y. h. Ro.e-Mr. Pre.ton's IRONY.

James F. Preston. late Treasurer, and +
X. Rose, late Director. Of the dcfunct Merchants;
Loan and Trust Company OF Paterson. who
werc convicted of consplrng to dcfraud the
bank, and Mr. Preston. in addition. OF the en-
bezzlemrnt of q large sum of money from the
institution. yesterday received their sentence.
MI. Preston had restored $4,000 of the money
he embezzled
The court room was crowded with spectators
yesterday morning judges Dixon and Sand
ford presided. Mr.. Cortlandt Parker Of Mr..
Prcston's counsel. made long appeal for
mercy. and presented n petition for ccmcncy.
long statement made by Mr. Preston was ais D
read. in which no explained that he pleaded
guityon account ol his inability to stand the
great expense OF n public trial. He also mndc
n plausible excuse for his action in loaning
money 10 Mr. Woodruff. He acknowledged that
he i..d been misied. but denied any criminal
Con Hoxsey then made nm earnest appeal in
behalf ol his client. Mr.. Rose. Col. Woodruff
w I"Suv vvthE Nuuini t'p'ieu' w til'li Wy
absence they returned, and Judge Dixon SEN
tcncel the two defendants ~ follows:
We have considered with great anxiety everything that
rne cono usons which have been reached those We
have deemed necessary in lle nNmm,irniion OF public
ln. and you Ebrnezer Roc, ou The col, zion cou.
slracy are "a tneh pay me- O.. -, ant lhc c,,t- OF the
pad and ili Won Iauc- Preston ou tn case of en-.
heIlcmrnf. sentenced fn Ins a fine oi 500 and he
od IA the state lfl- fu one year and O. remain
committed until the hnc aud costs arr paid.
As Mr. Preston dropped into his chair his
head swung to and fro and fell nearly to his
knees. and his countcnancc showed signs of in
tense agony. His face turned almost black and
stood out IN corrugated ridges. rs though from
an apOplectic attack. A minute later and 1t
turned ashy pnlc. The Rev. Mr.. Bourne went
to him, took his hand. and spoke To HIM in
low tone. and his In" soon recovered lis com
uosure. MIR. Cortinndt Parker seemed to be
surprised and overcome, and brOugh, his fist
down on the table with such force rs 10 make
the riLkstHnds jump. As soon as Mr. Preston
could sufficiently recover himself 70 command
his strength. he was conducted 10y Sheriff Blum
dell To- his oihco. going through Judge Barka-
lows court room. As he walked through this
room, he looked the pl eture Of despair his fac"
pale his head hanging down, and his
fr,t lettering; and when he reached the
Sherf's Office. more dead than alive. he fell
prone upon the lounge IN the back room, where
he lay in a state OF s"mi-stupOr. his eyes tear
less and his hand pressed 10 his head as though
to prevent it from splitting. II was some time
before he had sufficiently recovered TO b" taken
10 the county Jail, whore he will remain until
removed 10 Trenton In marked contrast was
the happy. beamng face OF Mr. Rose, rs he
Gen HONsey. and several other friends with
smiling countonUnecs, stepped into The Shcrn's
office TO settle the lne ana costs that had been
imposed.
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ORDERING A STRIKE.
The Brickiayer. Deciding 60 Work No Longer
for Les. than $3.50 Day.

The Bricklayers' Society, at a recent mcct-
ing at Academy Hall. discussed at length the
question Of reduced wages. The minimum
price at which masons Of the society are al
lowed TO work. under the soccty's rule. is 80
day. but Of lato many have worked for less.
1t WINS agreed at the meeting that tho following
advertisement should he publishod
NOrcF III brcklayers working for less than g. 80 per
day are hereby ordered TO .trke Tor the aud
ai,er Monday, Aprils BY order VI the society.
J. BASSoN, Sec. DkSIs RYAS Pres
Mr.. Denis Ryan. the President Of the society.
said. last evenng that the society IL well organ
lzed. II had been in existence about three
years. and numbered about one thousand mem
bcrs.. No mason. who understood the business.
could work for less than t2. 80 day We are
determined to strike on Monday and the soci-
ety is assured that not only the members. but
al regular masons outside, will join. for those
who ARE not active. members OF the society are
In accord with us."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07
SPIRKs From THE TELEGRAPH.

The .yors Of the Cleopatra coesk have been awarded
$1,000 aud costs.
The Indian once has ordered the transfer OF the Apache
Indians 10 the southern tie Agency.
John W. Ancs recently appointed United States sur
Ncyuricufral Tor California died At san Rafael yCscr
day morning, ot absccss OF the liver
secretary ENagts let Washington On Friday night for
Omaha, Nrh tu meet hi, son william wAoIs on his way
10 the east from California, IN M health
James Dornan, of Wmgham, ont, dicd while under the
influence ui chloroiorm administered hy medical man
Tor the purpose W performing an operation ON IN, hand
The American schooner Jcssc CMl was wrecked. with
almost total loss ~ cargo, un Garrucha on the Mrdr
ranoau coA, oi spain, ON tile I7th ol last month It
crew were all saved.
More than seven hundred persons have entered a. ..
competitive examination Tor The thirty two additional
rTkslls Wl' Congress has Just authorized IN tie
su -cuu Generals office.
lne House Appropriation Committee has Arrecd 10 the
rusi om'e Appropriation bill As II vas reported hac hy
lr .nh committee. II 1propuates t,l D3T3 viii, D.,
7 @'f hN below the =, nlHtc s'it u by the Post ON
departments nnd about $3.50 go less than the .lu,It
appropriated tor the present year
McssrS clarke Reeves X 60 Of Phnmxville Rrlce
WORKS. oi fhpmNNlle. Pa, are the successful bndlcr,,
and nave been awarded the contract Tor 4 combined
huL-' aud NIluct To cross the Hudson at Albany,
y y rms contract viii require about 3pgl tons ui in'
l,hcd iron nud Keep the work. active time Tie
above hrm were also contractors Tar "A the til.
bora Elevated Railway ul Ncw \ork, on winch they have
been ~ work tor the past SIX months lhrS completed
ani uhdc thrir last shipment yesterday, two weeks
ahead O .ie contract
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

river At Hath street
The veteran navigator q W Blunt 10 seriously III Ia
his home at % West Tweiith street
James l. Downcy viii try to walk 40 mii,s in 100
hours in the Central Park Garden beginning on Tuesday
evening
prtcciivc, porccy and Mudoon arrested three icmaie.
nckpockes az The funeral OF Gen pen IN Tie church oi
The body Of Thomas McDcrmott Of '4s West Twenty
ninth street who had been since ile 18th ~ fcb
ruary. wa. found IN the North rvcr yesterday.
r Barnm n deliver a ne lecture on !'Wrersncs
under the auspices of the American Temperance Union
The body of Patrick McCormack who pa, been niissns
nth street found lootus nihe lake IN &C.. .nral PSrk
,S Jp%S' SS5 %nsg.Y%% s,se! %csai Ge spn. grEgE
Mr Wiq,elhotlom had =. cola, bone broken, and M.
Edwards was un''' .-ciou, ipr several hours.
al was before Camm,'ioner shiG'd' yssoI
-uou.l Banh q BHh'" lNwrl, ,n,d ~ licir 9pln. I.
had counterfeit hall dollar III his pocket lie was com
Louisa Mercar ased ~ W.. found dead in he'd a. 4os
Enst Lshie,nh street, MaH"1st '9nncl aged ~.
dead N her r.. .. y 'S 9obaSa hsS .S Senh rs sec
Ter home Mt seventy thira stree, ~. "''N "''''' ''
Charles Rothonhagson of 40 West rhirty.evonu
hi' hou,e m,icvcnlng, asked them NOV, away They
arcd .wo .6gl io attract ,6e Poge Jo6n DonnSy. a &
stage h.Se in Fulton Street yc,tc :" and iiMt rd Il
@ ~" psS @ soup. M lPnn the rnnmnH grr and tie horses
"G% BroSG@a aS S Sy @s n leg 9o M Ts opped IN
Arrmstm,nls have been mqle lar q ong li'ianes
chammon,lp lcls-trian contest nr H!t 80 &C. lmh
snd Si6bi. io h, .i,ci ny ~ tic IN ., a. rl pel
sons m thV race There s nht. HI. lwruf' iour hour
match iur aiuat,ursi uoiu "or A sra
aS S"2'@.1, @ To- Mc.a d Dad I adi Ell % i wrj 'Sysa, an
A., y, w Hn,..r, it wa. H,. .i in tbc;
auhiuuu While at.n iln'u. Mas 40 n,-lt-, On the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07
Coaching to Philadelphia.

Tho Coaching Club last evening arranged tho
detail, of their drive Philadelphia the hr-l saur
day In May The distance is 95 miles by road and there
are be changes OF horses The start is to be made
at a., In the morning from the Hotel Brunswick
The hrststage will be the point OF departure 10 New
arb ten miles Philadelphia will be reached at haltpastG
This wi leave ~ hours and - minutes running time
col Dclnncry Kane will drive the hrst stage. RiNes
the second, Perry Belmont tho third, T. A Haycncycr
the fourth, q T. Wetmurc the nith, II a. futsyh the
sixth Frederic Bronson the seventh q r. Fearing the
eighth and fairman Rogers the ninth. Each gentle
will drive his own horses The trip is made the inyi
ation OF Mr. Rogers with whom the party will dine in
phlndelpha Besides the above named j. v Parker and
Nelson with enough others TO make mp coach load
of fourteen, will probably 60 Al VIII remain IN lhll-
~ AZ. 80 as TO arrive at tile Hotel Brunswick at ~
u tea..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07
CUTTING ms UTFE's THROAE
The Ruin Tint whiskey Wrought In n Deis-
ware Mechanic's n osne.

WILMINGTON, Del. April 5.-wllliam
Thomas. n blacksmith. employed at tho Harlan
Hollingsworth Company's ship yards. cut his
wlfc's throat with razor at about O'Clock last
night. in n drunken quarrel. killing her out
right and then cut his own throat. Thomas
wns good workman. owned the house no lived
in. and was in good circumstances. but was in
the habit Of drinking. and when drunk would
frequently abuse his wife. He had been ar
rested several times on complaint by hor. Ho
worked up TO last Tuesday night and then went
on on a spree. He went homo last evening and
bagan TO abuse hts wifc He said she had
another man and threatened TO kill her. His
Oldest daughter ran out and alarmed a neigh
turned Thomas had hacked his wife's head
nearly of with razor and cut an ugly cash in
his own throat. HO WIS taken into the police
he will recover Tho parties lived in Brown
town. in the extreme western part OF this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07
THE HUNTsMEN's GALLOP.
The Last Meet OF the season by the Queens
County uuntsmen.

The Queens county hunt had its last meet
for the season yesterday at Hampstead. There
was a large field Of huntsmen present and sew
eral hundred persons gathered at the cross
roads to see the start. The pack found the scent
out in the open. westward of Hampstead. 1t was
n dragged scent. and led TO the southward for
several miles. In the vicinity Of Bridgeport 1t
made a sudden turn TO the westward. and thence
to the old Queens County Court House. Tho
most difficult country was encountered. Fences,
brooks and wooded land were all traversed.
however, without accident
At the Court House n check was experienced
which bafiied huntemen and hounds Tor nearly
half an hour. Then the pack started along the
Jericho turnpike tOfhe eastward. At Ncwcas-
sci wood the imaginary death took place Some
OF the best jumping OF the day wns performed
by a large gray horse named Gray Harry.
The run was about ten miles. The time occu-
pied was about ilfty minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

Christopher Lake OF Babylon. l.. l.. has for
some time past been much depressed In spirits IN consc
quencc OF business troubles lie called on Thursday
the house OF Mr. Thomas A. Field who he ayerred owed
him money. aud insisted upon either settlement
fight at the same time displaying aTrNolNtr Mr Field
rctftHtCd into the hOusr. n which Lake hccHinc mad
dened, and discharged ms revolver the bail lodging
in ht side at the house. Lake arrested DrS Pro-
Nut ana rW lett made an examination 10 his mental
condition. AMI pronounced linn sane. He was subse
eutlN held Tor the action ui the Grand jury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

Mrs. Bridget shannon. the widow Of the late
Alderman shannon of the filh ward Brooklyn applied
yesterday to Surrogate bailey for letters of admim,tra
un her husbands estate IN behalf OF herself ami her
seven children She says that ihe personal estate is
worth about So This surprised the officials, who
thuu4ht mat tho Alderman was much weather. He
owned two saloons ana house At - Brdse street hut
the latter il heavily unrtgHfrd in favor Ot Alderman
Hlrk surrogate DHtirl ordered Mrs shannon to n
bond fiuOO with two suVuc,, before receiving eltors
Of ut!l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07
The burial OF Gen. Deyln.

Gen. Thomas c. Dcvin. L. $. A.. commandant
OF Fort Laramie, Wyoming Territory. buried from
st Francis Navcrs Church. sixteenth street ycstcr.
day The altar and galleries OF the church were drapcd
In mourning. Tie body OF the dead General IN the nll
which was partially enN'lupcd In the headquarters acs
OF The hts airy diti ion Al the head OF the casArt
depended the battle torn ad stained cuurs tc sixth
New York cavalry. which presented to the Genc-
raj solemn requiem mass was celebrated by Father
T. WHITE The pall.hcarcrs were Con. " VI Porter
den Charles A. Carleton. Gen NJ. = Mcmahon. Gen. g.
~ sharpe. Gen ID stanley. ten l.. {. Gastun ten y
II Davis. and Gcn jaime, II Fry. The body was taken
to Calvary Cemetery Tor burial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

"'"bu H'H. April G.-Goorge c. Wcn2cl, fore
manor '.' ,N hHN shop ct jesse Oakley GO 5 soaF
i.'n 'n Washington street Yesterday twice ,Aot at
"'i+ At' 'r employed ~ another department of
~" , Miller had been temporarily suspended
n.''E't N'iN Being slack, but yesterday morning he
tN'.ni 'r, 20 converse with one 4 the hands
N.'" i tam 90 an unocculi'i paft o. the building
.'' I't'i' cont'rsA,.on, NJ hc expressed It, and
N''i ' ,tH una what WYs To- FOLLOW. readily assent
u nI'u oi ue interview j. ntccrtainly known.
.i Nr.rr that scun' took place. Won2cl
IN.'t hi|' N-' fM times, and Miiol striking bach.
L., ''. % fUnHifig sWitlY avs iN. and Ncnlel
. l'' PY -N' N'h revolver drawn. Mhlcr ran TOR the
-" Il' .e lld struck thr lounm step WeSNcl
~ .F' ID iNn barrels AT hm. one bullet grazing his
h. '' n r liHcl NJ arm lic other Norkmcn went
:. 'i' pa Hsid ana WIFnN hVi Wee pistol from Wen,
LtHs'9,p ~ .r' Miller sheen raN my attentions
~ i' "a lr,I possessing -lf,, ~ or - years
sI' II Is nHr- 20 nat MIl,crS conduct toward the
e. .n'u dt'Nuunrthlo AMI that NcnNcl failing to
-. 'e N 'Nn- man 10 rcpar 'hc Wruig he had com.
e. ''ne 80 InNu~ly cNcltl Nat he sought 10
NA' w. .i' ~ ..l, yNn AAAdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07
Mr.. Mccaule,'. Strange Disappearance.

On Friday night Mrs. Sarah McCaulcy whose
husband Thomas. has store at 2e2 fa,hush av
enue Brooklyn lett the house. taking with her SlI2 in
money She partly deranged and It feared that she
has committed suicide She lett the house without hat
shoes shawl aud took with her her husbands rcvol.
yer which she obtained possession OF few DAYS before
strict .nreh was made of the ncghhorhoot but in Va
rum the fact that she took all the money she could d
rumor was started that she had eoped but the hus.
hAnd docs not believe this She was ~ years old
dum height. dark compeNon and wore when she went
AMAN aINNu .irInrl drNss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07
Hravery Rewarded.

Last summer Capt Joseph Van Clcaf OF Jer-
scy city the master OF the schooner Florence shay.
rescued the shipwrockcd officers ant Of the brisan
une sahina OF Nova Scotia, during terrible gale the
Nort Atlantic In the gale he lost one of hs sailors
AMI his vessel WAS mpcrici lie mad 10 coax and
tcaient his. crew tbcorc he could get item 20 with
him III small boats Ia the rescue oi those the sinking
hisnniinc THE Canadian Minister of Marine forwarded
to him through the state Departm nj valuable hnoeu.
lar glass, which WAS presented 10 hm at the Custom
lluu~c, Yesterday, by collector Arthur, who compi-
Nlllh INN ON N. gAlAntrN
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THE sLATING ron OIL EXPLOSION
SIX Persons Dead and Several Others In
Critical Condition.

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa, April 6.-Up to this
morning six Of the injured by the oil explosion
caused by the collision Of freight trains at Slat
ington. yesterday. have died-William Shoe
maker. John Roeher, Irwin Beers Daniel Reber.
the wounded are still in critical condition. The
death Of Irwin Clark, another victim Is also re-
ported. The railroad company have rebuilt the
bridge. and trains are now running regularly.
The estimates OF the pccuninry damage are con-
sderably reduced. and it is now thought will
e. npI Az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

On Monday last George and Charles Clinton,
,rccuvely " and 7years, started to 20 to school
fon. rhone altos church street, Brooklyn, and have
not be- seen by their parents since Al noon on that
day their teacher word that they had not been 20
school The next evening the the street told their
halcra1ed mother that they had seen the two brothers
the iuot o Court street, aud al the younger was
or, lng to home, hut his brother wouldn't let him
Gruigc clinton, their father has searched the city aud
the marks them The police took cugniNncC ~ the
disaprcnrauce last night Ion the first time gene raj
alarm was .out out The Older boy wore a kentucky
leans coat black lunialOn and hlnck hat the Younger
wore velvet Jacket miNcd scocpantaluon- and black
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

Hugh Christal, whose body was taken from
the East river on Thursday supo rntendcut OF Chus
tai Donahues paint factory in wilhamsbureh 1--WE
years ago The hrm failed, aud Chrsta began 10 drink
II i said that lie abused his So badly that on c 1T
ui September last she took her two children and
her hlothers ni-sla visited her there and made such
a disturbance that hc was arrested amt placed I'M
der bail 10 keep The peace. lie had been son since
November last ls VIC is too poor 10 bul5 ihe body
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

The New York Athletic Club had its handicap
games at Mott Haven Yesterday There eight heats
IN the iODy lrd race and. H. Value 10 Is Soc
ouds There nine starters In the mile walk II
4 Cohen winning in : tn The halt mile hy
" Il Wittemorc in = 90 5. The New YORK Lacrosse
Climb AMI the RaVenswool Club then played lacrosse tile
New Workers winning two games out Ol three
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B,ll. signed by Gov. aobin.on.
Albany. Aprll 6.-The fol

ALBANY, April 6-The following bills were
sgicd by the Governor today
Amending the title ol the Chamber OF Commerce.
Amending the charter the Association Tor the Relief
o. Re- peeblc Aged and INDECENT Females OF the city OF
New York
Amending the act requiring the Commissioners Of High
to give notice oi discontnuance Of public high
MHNs
Authorizing the Rochester Common Council to con
struct the lr swing bridges over the Eric Canal at
Brown and Smith streets
Amending the act allowing trustees, directors or man
ui incorporated asylums 10 blnd out mdgCnt hill
dreu surrendered to their care.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

BosroN, April G.-Holt Bugbce have. since
saturday last returned 10 indianapolis the drafts drawn
by bn-hcc. the iorscr amounting 90 over Sl2on bug
hcc has. no doubt received the money these drats
nom the lhiannIul- bank Sh VI tlc urm be held re-
'ushle i9f a the forged notes Al drafts their credit
r- would be- obliged tn giyr them or the nrm uuld
be conn He'd 60 go into bAnkrupy There Is some doubt
NJ 20 the responsibility uf Holt b. hve the drafts
which have been caslcd hy the lndanal oils bank aud
which We're not accepted hy the nrm. Its not stated
how much The latter amount TO.
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Disappearance OF Grain specula,or.

DETROIT. April Go. X. Clark. Jr.. grain
Spectator, who II is stated has recently been dealing
heavily In wheat for future delivery has disappeared
He Is reported have drawn gionpp from bank this
morning On checks gwen him yesterday IN settling his
trAu.actous His liabilities in this eIly reported 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

On Friday afternoon the 3-year-old daughter
Francis Clinton antor Of the Paterson Court House.
fl cistcrn Her brother Harry, aged ~ jumped
after her The water To his neck hut he held
hi, little sister above his head until his mother obtained
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

ST. JoHN, y. b.. April Civilian Vaughan.
convicted ui the murder OF Mary Quinn, To day sen
fenced 10 be hanged on Saturday, June %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07
The Pine Plains Homicide.

PoUGnKEEPsIE April G.-Farmer Thompson
Who whs shot hv ohcer smith IN the reeent ARRAY at
Pine Plains died at Midnight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

Frosh stock Of Commercial Mfg Co. Is butter
always On hand PyOu Horton Co Company Agents,
No, - Murray st--Ato
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

Always has been good, is good now, ana always
will he good Sea Foam, tlc hest baking powder IN ire
world Everybody krOma aiL-Ah
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-07

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