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SEWING MACHINES rented. sold; exchanged.
~ repaired snscr wheeler Wil.on Wilcox cub.
ferson Market and 1871 East Broadway
CyNGER's, Domestic Btna Weed Wilcox a Gibbs,
~ sl3' Wheeler Wilson rented W. 40, ,,n,....,
g f. a. r. want drstclass hands to take work out in
-. quantities; only hrst class hands need apply bring
sample Of work to 50 and IS Worth st
VVANTED-Three good girls 70 make pants and
BROS, corner Broadway and Bond St. eniranG,g Il The
rear. ~ MATTHEWS.
WANTED experienced salcsladie' Tor underwear
w department: also Young men for hosirrV depart
ment none others need apply to EPSTEIN. eiS 81 av
VVANTED-Experienee inside and outside hands
ii RIclirER's SONS. 4io broadway.
VVANTED-M ddle.aecd woman Tor general house
work. also dre''nsTmA RDsoS es East i2sth St
vTANTED-Fifteen young ladies as chorus singers in
w marching songs steady, engagement Apply this
day. after . p. NJ. at is West Houston st
XVANTED-A girl coat hand TO work on custom
w coats and run s machine Apply at 1870 LIST av 81
floor
WANTED-opcrser on chilarsns shoes al,o
w housekecrer ~ broahwaN. NilaihSouith' rear
WANTED Operators. hastcrs and nnshcrs ON fine
w custom pants Cali at a52 Hudson ST Tor onc week
vUANTED-A competent operator on white shirts,
w w.&w machine 1895 South "a st. Whamshursh
WANTED-Grl for general honscwork must he
w good washer and ironcr wages Sl2 ~" W 24th St
WANTED immcdiatcly--A female PLAN cook Of
w temperate aud clean habits ADply At - T. 10Th st
XIANTED-Grls accustomed to camping and label.
w ling bottles Apply IN basement. 49, Washington St
NVANTED-Expcnenccd hands on drcssmakng
w none but hrstclass hands wanted -" broadway
NCANTED-smari rirl for downstairs work. in
w boarding house $40 per month. 3l7West 18TH It
VIrANTED-Girls 10 make awnings and nars
w EDWIN r. BERrlNE li9 Fulton St
NTANTED-An apprentice on dres.makng. pre-.
w pared TO work. 2i3 East 53i II. basement door
NVANTED-Gool straw hat prcssers, work all sum.
w mer. in Gil GRADES hat hleachery. WA 81 av
VVANTED-Younr girl to wash and iron and assist
w with Homework Apply AT lao West 2oth It
llANTED-A respectable rirl ~ chanhrrnad. In.
w quife at POI Chambers It. White star Hotel
w ANTED-Girls to haste and finish custom pants.
w Apply iii Mott Il. top floor call all week
NUANTED-A Young Girl 1rot,stauu Tor general
w Homework In n small family 2dl 9Th aN
VyrANTED-Twos girls one to do general homework
w and the other to mind baby. al Duane It.
XlrANTED-A virl from Is to ~ years to do light
w housework. Apply at l.5io 81 av
vIrANTrD-An imnrover nj dressmaking. Call at
w hO West 18th st. over the store
NIANTED-An apprentice Tor drcssmakng. must be
w agood sewer 275 West t;h Il
VVANTED-A virl to do general homework 265
w Bloomfield st, Hoboken, y. J.
NlyANTED-Good operators ON Domestic braidine
w machines 4Ol Canal It
Ok coon hrishcrs on pants work IN out; hasicI
~ aud butonhole maker on vests 49, I'd av ~ stairs
SO FIRsT-CLA - ne " shirt ironers starchers On
w machine. Call months 4is West 3sth It
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-22

FOURTEEN TuRorGu TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DLPOrS N PHILADELPHIA TWO IL
NEW YORK
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hotels.
" TrHE WEST POINT HOTEL"
Il on rlIt PARADE GNOl Nd
N THE MILITARY POSr
OPEN TlNul GllOIi THE YEAR
ALBERT n CkANEN. Proprietor

SolO anO .oonls.
A FEW gentlemen, also ladies' can have board ana
"a pleasant rooms term, to suit the times 40 7th av.
ROARDERs wanted .-Good hoard, terms mod,
ID crate. aJ+ West I'm IT.
INIRST-CLAsS board in private family Tor "A lew
Il gentlemen. ~ to ~ week, day board 81 6G7
Hrnumc 81
GENTLEMEN and ladies can be accommodated
~ with hrnrli also large front room Tor gentleman and
wile. POI Canal 81
TO EET-A large furnished room with water, on
hrst ioor. tor housekeeping 10 so. Sl4 Broomc ST.
TWO gentlemen can have board aud Il nice room in
private iHunlly. lS7 East Broadway
WORKING Ladies and Gents ECONOMY Is every
w thing nowadays Bnard, 81 80. 81 90 where YOU
have clean airy rooms, attention, and meals suit your
time lOl Attn
RR WEST Attn ST, Washington square)-Nicely
w furnished rooms Tor housekeeping rent, $3.50
per week. upward.
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SEwING MACHINES rented sold. exchanged
- repaired: Singer Wheeler wilson, Wilcox Cubs,
Weed &C. $40 up Stores 20 Greenwich ay., near JET
ferson Market. and 1877 East Broadway
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LIVELY GIRLS ~ THE B4TH.
Men CrowdIng to See One OF Miss Bennett's
swimming Exhibitions.

The bathing establishment Mt Fifty-ninth
street and Seventh avenue WIS visited last
evening hy large number Of men who had
come 10 So" the promised swimming exhibition
Of Miss kntc Bennett and her pupils 1t had
been announced that thirty ~ the pupils would
take part in the contests. and that silver cup
would be given n a prize Many Of these
lady pupils are adults. They arrived in due
time. hut on seeing the inrge number of strange
men who Ind assembled to witness their skill.
th'y refused ip iuke part IN the swimming dis
play. and went away. Miss Bennett suid that
oxhibiion 10 which tha public were 10 He pro-.
miscuousy admitted. They meant ~ have tho
Immediate friends Of the contestants present,
gentlemen rs well rs ladies. hut not body OF
entire strangers The form 81 tho advert ise-
ments In Yesterdays newspapers did not have
, Tho Withdrawal Of tho adult pupils prevented
the contests for the silver cup. Six girls how
ever. ranging apparently between thr ages Of
ten and fifteen. were fearless and gooA-naiurrd
and quickly the Misses Emma Brnmhursi
Mary Lynch. Sarah Swadoll. Ellen Ridley. Nell
lie Davidson. and Marietta Batiershv were ar
rayod IN the light costume OF the hnth. Tho
sisGt or ten ler! witie and lightly i '%@;
thu, sides Of which We're dens ly packed
with absorbed spectators. The young swim
m"rs dived hcndlong into the water. two NJ u
time, and first raced in pairs twice hg,k md
forth III" length of the tank IA course Of 32n feet
Then they swam d"Ntorously On the hack and
81 De. turned ~omcrsnult-. jumped over each
other IN the water. in lrnpfro, fashion. and ono
little gin who swan ikea h-h climbed rom
the winter into an oyerAan..in. trapoZo AMI
dived from that They all swan with ease and
grace.
Alter this display had lasted until the girls
had enough of It. Prof. Beach took the sprcta-
tors into the garden. and showed them how a
man can ent; drink. nud ~nnk" under water,
This WIS followed by some moro swimming
10y the girls. WHO continued in the water until
after 10 o,clo"k. The best oi the swimmers the
verdict of tho spectators declared 10 be- liilo
Nelic Davidson and Ellen liadlev. md the best
Divers Emma BrOmhurat and Sarah Swadell
Miss SwIdpll divcd NJ one end Of the tank and
swan under water 10 the other end.
Miss Bennett said that the contests for the
silver cup should be- fixed for some other and
early dav, and tho disappointment ~ the ndult
pupils who were unable TO swim last evening
would thus le repaired.
Her own foat ~ last weck-swi winning with
one Of her little pupils on her back md two on
her shoulders and of foa'iugon her hack with
ON" Of thrm on her chest Miss lirnuett viii re-
p"at. at the request NJ some who wish to see it,
at noon ol next Tuesday; but only ladies' are to
he almittol
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dNOTIiER HOIEL BURNED.
Six Firemen KILLED, and Water so Scarce that
the Fire burned All Night.

CHICAGO. Sept. 5-Tho Grand Central Hotel
at omaha Ncb the hnos 81 hotel west of the Mississippi
River outside of SAN Francisco. causht fire mvseriou.ly
In the hh story lat n-ht and after burning more than
hours was completely destroyed The building was A
hNcsory brick structure hundred and twenty feet
square. and cost CANON II was opened IN 1873 and
bad lust been retttcd under the new manage neut
Ncs-Ts Kitchen Brothers o IeaVenwurth who leased #
from the pruprctur,. k0untz brothers and Others they
havs lust trvod II from NcNHtlous litigation which Inns
Teen SONG on ever since II was erected New CARPETS
amt FURNITURE were going IN, aud m few weeks II would
hhN" been ready Tor occupancy The Insurance was
about slUloOl ON the building, and sou the mrn.
urr Tile los, on the furniture l. estimated At - pl
Siy iromcn were seriously hurt and three men James
Mon Nnafa, Alonzp Randall, ami Charles Kalp Killed
A. ,hAlN, ,nfenan' was injured seriously Henry
Locktelt was also injured.
OMAHA. sept last nights FIRE was aggravated BY
The small amount ot water that could be- brought play
upon the upper stories and The partial failure NJ the sun
Ply al,w minutes before midnight AFTER the nre had
burned nNe hours division wall fell on squad NJ nrc-
men who were ~ The corridor of the hotel hupmg Tour
men Who held the nozzle Their names John 4 Lave,
Louis wilson AlonHo Randall. ANA Billy Mcnamara. A
cnrcr fell ON man named Luckncld aud fractured his
skull The Efforts To clear away the debris aud rescue
the men were unayalng The ire burned all nlrht and
At noon today was not Nlnsmshrd Ihc remains of the
men were found IN an unacceptable state tins morning
lhc loss on the hotel building F2ooo August kounlle
of New York bought II few months AgU, under fore.
closure Nom Kitchen Brothers
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RANsACKED ny BURGLARS.
What Mr.. Grnri saw being Summoned
Home to hi. He.idence In IIoboken.

A IIoboken iccman, driving through River
street in that city yesterday morning. saw that
the basement door Of tho large four-story dwell
ing at 1l8 was open. He had formerly supplied
the family with ice until they went into the coun-
andtry. surprising thcy had returned he stopped
and went to the open door. Then he saw that
1t had been broken open. and also the inner
basement door. The iceman reported this to
the Chief OF Police. who examined the house
II had evidently been thoroughly ransackod
by burglars. From basement to attic
goods were strewn In great confusion,
Drawers had been pulled out and emptied on
the floor. trunks broken open. and closets gut
ted. A small safe stood in the main hall. The
robbers had nude desperate efforts TO open II.
but had failed. IL WIS impossible to tell how
much had been stolen.
The Chief ourned that Mr.. Nicholas Grari. a
feather manufacturer. doing business in Wor-
cester street, occupied the house. md was then,
with his family. in Milford. Ia. He tcle-
graphed TO Mr.. Grari. who. with his wife.
reached Hobokcn ut IL o'clock last night.
They went to their ransarked home.
and tho hnsty examination that they We're able
To- make showed n loss OF n valuable set Of furs
two opera glasses. and some blankets. The
robbery was evidently made in the day
time. for the gus had been turned on.
and there were no signs OF candles
or matches having been used. II was undOubt-
eddy made 10y professional burglars. who
wanted vauables Of small bulk. for they left
valuable clothing. bedding. ornaments, and the
like scattered through the house.
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lNTHONY's PARENTS RELIEVED.
Inform alton TINT Led Them to Relieve that
He Il 10th Alive mud We'll.

Barent Dc Clyne Anthony, the lawyer,
who parted from his bctrohcd Mt midnight u
week ago yesterday. has not been seen since by
his friends. The finding OF his hat cane. and
empty pockethook on the pier ut West Twenty
fifth street led to the belief that he had either
committed suicide or had been murdered. and
the river bed near the pier has been thoroughly
dredged for his body. But. from circumstances
that have been gradually developing during tho
week. the theory that the young man will not
be missing much longer seems now to he prob
able. His father said Inst evening that he had
received information. the nature OF which he
could only DISCLOSE by saying that he felt
believed. He has assured the police. Mr..
Huyler. and Miss Butler. his sons afflanced,
that II his present hopes are fulfilled his son will
be found alive and well. and he expects to bo
able to have sOmething conclusive to say early
next week. He also said That when his sons
absence IL accounted for. II will be known that
crime, ornny act that he need be ashamed Of
dcncc in this expression NJ opinion in regard
to what was not the cause OF his sons disap-
pearnnrc WINS impressive. His expressions
giv,' renewed importance to the theory 81 tho
police. They rcIected the theory Of suicide be-
cnusc the body was not found nfter careful
dredging He had everything to live for they
said. and nothing to die for. The theory TINT
he had been murdered was also rejected. Miss
Butler visited Mr.. Anthony's parents yesterday
and received gladly the intimation that her
lover was possibly alive.
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The War In the Fia,bu.h Asylum.

The war between the medical superintcndenu
at tho FlaihGsl Asylum for the Insane continues DR.
shaw isn possession, backed by the Charity Commits
soners and recognized W the employees DR. Ralph l.
Parsons who was discharged by the Commissioners but
who is backed by the order OF the supreme Court re-
srnnins the Commissioners from installing any sue
or>sor AMI ordering them To- show why he should
nni ON luc-'ay ana every day .iuce has been lie.
mol ndmithH'e 10 the asylum. although his family
cont ne Co. occupy apartments there. When Dr Par
sous quilted the building ON Tuesday on business. Dr.
shaw acting under she orders of the charity Commits
si1ier lnstcl employees on the steps Of ihc building
who on Dr. Parsons return told hunt hat ne could not
emit The huilng Tic latter WAS much surprised. lie
Snt i1r Or shaw, who cN aiu,d Ma he was forced TO
the tNrone measure by the orders u his surerOTs DR..
IAlsuns was l0rred % sLrnl thN nELt ol.e MMATe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
GREECE TIfREa TENING
To Invoke tho Mediation Of the Powers 10
the Forte Remains silent.

LONDON. Sept. 5.-Greece has informed tho
Porte that she will invoke the mediation Of tho
powers II she does not receive n reply to her
memorandum by Friday
The Hdlie points out that until Greece appeals
TO tho powers. invoking their mediation with
Turkey. their attitude can only be- one of cxpcc-
fancy. and any action thcy may hereafter take to
execute the treaty Of Berlin must be taken
collectively. Tho Hdie consequently discrcdits
the statements photographed Yesterday from Com
stantinoplc TO the London Times. that France
and Italy had Jointly notified the Porte that they
will not permit the bonbardment OF the Greek
coast IN the event Of war between Greece and
Turkey.
Tho odpidie tRndicnl Journal publishes the
sensational news that Russia has suggested the
Frnnco-li Italian occupation of Th"ssaly. but that
the proposition has so far been declined.
Constantnople despatch says: Tho
Council of Minister'S has decided to inform
Greece that the Porte could not comply with her
request to appoint delegates TO regulate the
frontier. but would await replies from the pow
ers 10 its memorandum before making de-
ClSlOn,'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

The Harlem Bowling Club enjoyed its first an
nual picnic excursion YESTERDAY Bowling having been
ecpscd temporarily hy billiards ha. hccn rcsuscitaed
OF late and by no bowling club more jealous skilul
than that IN Harlem Its headquarters iath
and Third avenue. The Edwin H. Hayes took -
boelcrs az the sound toward Bankers Point Charley
Keys who had hoc especially appointed take
the rowhuat IN tow. by his want " know edge how to
tie Knot let the boats and they had 20 he picked
Close Co the beach was thick grove. and The edge a
colossal Kiolc Island camhakr WA prepared hv Archie
Amoucus Club The hakc wa, soon spread out on some
doors stretched across barrels President Wilson
went three miles 10 get milk ard when he returned
the club had nearly finished their dinner The TOW Ter,
played with ball Mhir hc ate CLANS bur after the hall
had struck & G Barnett In tt. iisht eve nni hla k
enci II, the game lnngushrd Then other games were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
BURIED IN 4 NINE.
Tho Terrible Death Of Four Workmen OF the
Andover Iron Company.

DOVER, n. j., Sept "a terrible accident
occurred in the mine Of the Andover Iron Com.
pany at llibernia. six miles from this place. q
little after Z O'Clock this morning. The NOR
had been Mt work only about ten minutes before
an immense boulder OF rock fell from the wall
OF one of the levels and crushing through the
timber work beneath buried four men who
were working in the level below. under mnss
81 rock, earth, and timbers. 10 a depth OF about
thirty feet. The names of the Unfortunate
miners are John RYAN and his son Patrick
Morris Coursen. and Patrick Brislin. Gangs Of
mon NJ once began 10 remove the debris. but
the bodies have not vet been recovered, and
prOhahy Will not BIZ holore to- morroM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

James Ahern, private in Battery q. Third
United states Artillery stationed Fort SCHUYLER died
Tuesday on the eth ol July he was granted leave
OF absence, and, with s2'o his pockets he came to
Now York soon attcrward the officers were informed
that he waSm - Nncour- Hospital with bullet hole m
he head. lie ad been found uurDusrirl. ,ust sIIc
street lie was discharged from tine hospital
ut llc tokuoN oipsd That i mad hc,n uin Iiulic hut
Do, could mot tGl who had shot INN. llis watch and
uu,, were missing en- i, return 10 Font Schu' Ter the
Io-i pNslclau took chnrer Of him Inflammation set IN
iud Al,rn wAs uuoun'cous when he died. The bullet
bad split entering the BRAIN and one piece found
the base VI the skull Who shot AhcTn not known
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
Amher., College. First Graduate. Death.

CoSwAY. Mass. Sept. 5.-Robcrt Allen Coffin
died here last evening aged ~ years lie was the rr,t
student registered tor admission 10 Amherst College Mt
its opening IN 1871, and was its oldest living graduate lie
was also the founder of the Warren Female seminary ut
RhWir Island. author OF the history oi CONWAY, gud
work on natural philosophy a contributor tn Hti,heei
Nirrf and member az tho Massachusetts. L. stature IN
lN0i7 n, was the brother oi thc late james II Colu
IL. D. Mc orougSt Of the Smithsonian Institution and
Professor IN Lafayette College.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
An Assault Tint may End Fatally.

Augustus Walburg, n farmer from Irvington.
J. drank glass OF beer IN rlp Frederick groccry
Newark, on "Wednesday night, and went away without
phNilg inT II. freilench followed him AID demanded
pay Tor the beer Malhurg attacked Frcdcrith, hrnke
ms nose ana knocked him down In falling Frcherch's
mtad slruck tie curhstone, ana his skull WA rtrr
inc physlNlans thnk he cannot Two MAhnrg Is mIs.mg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

FIX Congressman o. II Mattcson of tticn n y has
me-! a preliminary answer Ia pcuuun against him IN
hHnkruncy, and says that the total amount ms ld
tics f,ADUn
fhillie strekeI q Newark n J., arrived at the Hitler
HouS sharon springs on Wednes dAy. and was found
dead In his bed yesterday morning. An inquest was held
and verdict Of daAih rom haart dIAAAaa EAndASAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
n Factory Fired ny Lightning.

Lightning struck the oil factory Of Leonard
Ellis. tlrcc-sory brick building nearly a block in
length ut the foot OF sullivan street BROOKLYN. at I
O'Clock yesterday morning. The fire first appeared at
tie ton OF the huidins' and then burned downward.
mounting az the same time IN blazing columns, which
made grand si'rincl" a.Ain the BLACK ssN. Tie
MntchmHn who was ,tsnins m Oh, doorway Go protect
himself from The rain, itlt The shoes u the lightning
lie gave the aHrm hut before the engine. arrived the
nfr hat swept through the entire Ga tory itlurucd the
ptnrlpa building g. the ground. AMI partly DESTROY cd
SMALLER building. The total loss Is slSuu, insurance
L
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MIR. vo.buruh and iii. congregation.

In response TO the cnll read on Sunday the
members Of the Rev. Gcor-c No,hursh's church in
Jersey city met last night Ia consider their relations
with their pastor Tie friends AMI opponents u Nh.
Noshursh hni itrn cauNAs-iug tor Mrrh. ~ NH, nr
Sridrr introduced resolution mat the rttr sent u VI.
Noshurgh requesting hs tcstuAun he declared utterly
unofficial, and not expressive o the scutmt NJ. the
church. MI S'ldlrr's resolution WAS unanimously
AlNnted. and Tho mNNiIns WINS al nmrmrh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
Railroad Men Using ,hcir Pistols.

GALVESTON, Sept. 5.-A special from Dallas to
the NN' say. Ira Harris aud " Colder, The former
receiver OF the Dallas and wichita Railroad and the lat.
ter It's mansscr were met the street yesterday by
Messrs Painter Obonehan. and kossor exdrectors Of
that road some words passed between Harris and Ros
scr when Harms struck Kosser with ms list and WAS
khn'ht down by that person with cane Rnsser then
drew % Hi'iol and began shooting AZ Colder who Was
stno@ lttc aluuf bhcncnnin ana Fainter also DR. W
weapons AMI npencd hre unon colder who if morHllv
wounded liis last act WAS 10 drAw NJ. pistol and dre
in ncrtuaN at his assailAuis The three CNirtctors
tutrrna' r. Il themselves In the Sheriff Harris
hunt Nunnu.al .lrull D.llLllI- lLI.lLA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

PoUGHKEErsiE. n. Y. Sept. 5.-An ka0's
special gives further particulars NJ the storm at
Sing Sing today II the heaviest ever
known in the noshhorhool. The Wcstchcstc
hriAgc. situated ON il.h.anl avenue. was carried
away % otln.k Two rhilr uui Matt Graham
were uul'n l'c tine "no.a hoy u years oi a-c. was
carried over the Jam. H out into the The body
hu. NOT bon rocNctci IN. olurr child was rescued
with much lin auitN the danf-r 10 property alons the
course oi tho stream was very -rVat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
Congregational Nominations.

Thad. c. Pound. by the Republicans OF the
Eighth Wisconsin District
NJ Hall, by the Democrats Of the Third Iowa Di,
trict
l. Hone, by the Greenbackers Of the Third New Jcr
scN District
Lafayette ChCscy hy the GrccnhackCrs OF tho First
New Hampshire strict
The Hon William smith hy the Democrats uf the
Second Gcursla District
~ g brown by the Nationals OF the Thiruoth Ncw
A..nL ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

Capt stephen Calhoun Smith. accused Of hav-
ns shot Mt Mrs Jcannciic rslac Of ~ East Thri, first
street on Monday evening. taken to the district At
9rnevs oce yesterday afternoon lie has yet been
able to get bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

On Saturday Edward Lufr Of Lake Hopatcong
sent for an undertaken aging that he had found his wife
hanging in a chestnut tree, having committed suicide
NcghbOrs that he told Contradictory stories about it,
and Mrs Thomas Thorn Of this city, dau-htrr OF Mrs
Lun by former husband has gone 10 Lake lopa;cOng
and set on loot an investigation OF her mothers death
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

William Eckorts two-story frame house at
1924 street and Tenth was demolished Nr,rrnV
AFTERNOON 10y nNue fragments from blast across tlis
street The occupant. barely escaped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

SPARKS FROM TIiE TELEGRfI.II

RUTLAND, VI, Sept. 5.-Rcurns from noarly
nan Inc state indicate Republican majority ~ from
leOOO 70 2OOl. on dccreasel vote nom al OF lsl6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

PARIS Sept. 5.-ITerr Kinks. an Old Catholic
priest ~ llolrlhrrs Las Just be- en- married, but the
hnNarau Od Catholics do not accept the recent decision
o the ~ nod Tor the abolition Oi cclnAcN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

Twenty cents worth Of Maltbys choice Norfolk oy,er
will feed -FOUR family. Take lhem home with you -Idr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06

Favorite Ch"ieau Lagarosse Ciarets
JonzAc Cognacs aud MoTeau LeeyTs ChampagneA Mau.
ger PetIle.-Adg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-06
The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.


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