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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.
NYM CRINKLE,

Now CArlottA Paiu Is coming.
Narc'lck has Organized a concert troupe
GAl,mberu sings tonight at Gilmore's Garden
Mr. Louis t. Jane, is fixed At the Boston Theatre
tn, o lore Thomas changes his programme every night
Apair Of living hppopoismi has been added to the
Aquarium collection.
Miss cayendl-h viii arrive Sept 1t is now thought
she vail open in Mres hrrtoh
Emma Abbott appears in Faust at the Park Theatre,
Brook4 ON the l1tl OF september
Nj Maurice Barrymore takes the Part Of Bell,rc, in
diplomacy" acted By the late II. Montague
A. the matinee u olivia Yesterday. the Union
Square Theatre wAs literally packed with women
Miss Eliza OCounor an actress " great repue In the
West has been engaged IN the stock at the broadway
The stadt Theatre opens tomorrow night, under the
management VI K " Butler, with aiull dramatic com
Iauy
ON Monday the Theatre comlquc rcorens for the fall
NM winter season, under the popular managers Nesss
llarrisau Hart
The prospects Of opera this winter at present bril-
liant enough ltir now known that Mr. Naplrson has
engaged bile. Gersier, Minnie lauck, and Cainpanini
Mr. Bronson Howard divides the theatrical fraternity
into two classes--'hose who have new plays from his
pen, aud those wi have not one Of the former Is said
10 he Agnes Booth
Tho ssiye attractions IN the New Park Theatre In
a Ccl,'Iaicd tH~c.' "EVaugrine !. Emmett IN
.FrN less Lnsn;h opera COMPANY, with Emma
MGahh KTd. Of rs..ose anf otnc P" new JAW
Frank 4 Chaunnu ~ Crooked lllc." Gcncyic,e ward
in Jan. Shore and Horny VII Fanny Davenport
Jonu Mccullough, williamson and Maggie Moore, Robson
aud Crane Mckee Rankin and Kitty Blanchard IN THE
comic opera, Mrs y y Bowers and Mr.. AMI MIS- Goo
Knight The stock cguuauN COMPRISES Rosa Rand,
IS RdsS f,oa f. "a rssor' ts co"as r6"m bonn"
son. and Cora Tanner Negotiations alt pending Win
ovens M. Dion Boucicault, Mary Anderson, kose
l. tukt, Nud Joe Jefferson
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Occupying the Capital Unopposed-The Eject
ofthc Reverses In Vienna.

PEsrH, Aug. IA telegram from Brod
dated Aug. l6. reports that Gen. Szapary effected
ajunction with the Austrian main body. which
yesterday reached Serajevo the capital Of Bos-
MIA. unopposed.
LONDON. Aug. ia Vienna despatch to tho
Times says: The revcrses which have befal-
len n few attachments Of the Austrian army In
Bosnia and Herzegovina. and especially the
forced rotrent to DoboJ 81 Gen Szapary's divis
ion. have produced depressing efrcct among
the people. and their apprehcusions are cch oed
in the newspapers. But much calmor view
II taken ~ the situation in competent military
circles where such checks are recognized ne
warfare. HAIL Pasha's confession that thirty
hattnlions ~ regular Turkish troops fought in
W IthNr "l VI Insurgents nus 'I,'h"h -'nsh.
ton here. and greatly cmhlttered the minds #
III" people against the Porte Ii II understood
that all opposition on the. part 81 Bosnia from
the instruction OF lihdli Iola down 10 the most
recent conflicts has been contrvel AT STEAMBOAT
and hyuocrtlrAlly imputed 20 the refractory
spirit OF the BOsnians. Whatever NAV trans
pire regarding the Au-tro- Turkish Convcn-
ton. II IL certain that the underhnnd dealing
OF the Port" have brought about change in the
relations OF this Government with Turkey
which short time ago would have been deemed
impossible"
BERIIN. Aug lit IL stated that on the day
Of the last sitting ~ the Congress. previous to
the signature Of the treaty. the Austrian and
Turkish flenipoirntiaries agreed that Austria
should sign declaration to the effect that the
Sultan should retain the sovereignty over Bos-
MIA, and that the occupation should only be- tenn
lOrary.
NIENNA. Aug. IA telegram received from
the headquarters 81 the Twentieth Austrian
Division says the division was attacked on Fri
day morning in its position near DoboI on the
right bank ofthc river Bosnia. 10y a considerable
force Of insurgents. All assaults were repulsed
but the Ausrans suffered heavily.
BELGRADE. Aug. 1.-THE newspapers here
nll"ge that three Austrian Serb regiments
when near Velika-Xwornik. having refused TO
advance. were dccimAtcd. Az they still re-
mnined mutinous, further executions took
place. The remainder were sent as prisoners
10 Austria.
The Austrian Con. Joyanovich. marching
from Mostar 10 join Gen. Philippovich. has
stopped because his communications are threat
cned.
BELGRADE. Aug 16.-The Servlan Minister 81
Finance is negotiating with Paris bankers for a
loan Of "a 00O,OuO francs. 10 redeem debts con-
tracted during the war.
BERLIN. Aug. 1.-THE Post announces that
the European Commission 10 reorganzc East
ern Roumclia will meet AT COnstantnOple on
the 18Th 81 next month The Commission for
the reorganization of Bulgaria will meet the
same day al the place chosen as the seat 81 that
province by the Russian Commissioner.
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A NEW ENOCH ARDEN.
Giving Up his wife 20 her second Choice sna
Presenting her with $4,000.


OwEao, ~ Y, Aug. I'm 1899 Arthur
OConnor kept the Gate Hill House. three miles
north oil this place. In that year he was arrest
ed, tried and convicted on n charge Of passing
counterfeit money Ho was sentenced 10 two
years In Auburn State prison. lie never re-
turned to his home. His wife having reason "a
think he was dead. married Herman Berry in
1869. few days ago a stranger registered his
namo as Arthur OConnor nj the Central House
in Owego. Ho was recognized as the supposed
deceased husband. Berry was absent from
town fishing. OConnor sent word TO his wife
that ho was at the hotel. She met him there.
They went together to Hornellsvlle where
married daughter OF theirs lives. Berry camo
home. and learning the circumstances. followed
tho two to Horncsvilc. He asked his wife
whether she intended to return with
him or remain with O'Connor She con-
cluded TO return TO Owego. O'Connor took
ms son. /, years OF age, and went to Philadc-
phln on his way to South America. Ho says
thht after his discharge from Auburn Prison
nc went to IT. Louis, where he joined a gang Of
f24o,OOo. and fled TO Cuba. He wns followed
and brought back. He was sentenced to ten
years IN the Joliet prison. His booty he left
secrotd IN cuba. He served his time out and
went 10 Cuba anu recovered his treasure,
$4,000. He went from there to South America.
Under an assumed name he acquired wealth
and fortune. He returned to this country to
Hko MS family back with him. Finding his
wiie married, he gave her the choice of going
with nm or remaining with the one she sup
Ho gave her $4,000 in money. He had in his
possession $4,000
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s rGss e. meg VIII enjoy clam bake on Dorlon Point
Co Pu.9s. y FS9A @s Sgw Yo's contain. H5 o
trait and sketch ct Oncnbach
nroSeT oS H%S ' %a ie Il IN wod SS
Cemetcr, Yesterday. Mr. Leland is years OF age.
heart disca.e in Boston on WeincsdaS lie Was 81 YEAR,
OF ase The funeral Is to be from o. West Forty ninth
The member, OF the Klaus Groth cuh VIII meet A. ~
nn t.tr shs re,te ON isstt 81 and 4G Of Stp
tcmGer
TIL, Tammany Association y the Twenty nrst District
@'cr, FAX coam.,i,uer and rcsiisntc tic Produce
Bauk for the Mayoialu
John llatton captain of the Eighteenth Precinct Rife
isem R, 4grrSl is '4 a, If I 9fG MSrnn Esp
mc@t ''''' "'' WV Wv '"'' DS''''
seHo,, hacker tcgrsPnyd iTom Chicago YESTERDAY
appear iu new ilN tatd MMads or business Bcioie
GS I ist Of sercm6cr r''' '''' "'''' '"'"''p"'' '"
, rygosrapnical Union 80 goes to Alpine Gro,o on
rHcre wi he Gost rscc 6etSeen ciuG, c, M 81
printers, ana music and dancing
The on;;iasaton II lC reiormct synagogue AhawAm
KY 'iel,' ri ,ne n,usnt OF u,r lnnlrst ghm ~
cert was enjoyed IN the opoa air
or Thursday n,N Tie Cmplqyec,o f whcclcrA wilson
Island i,,lSa" landing AZ horton, 4 Mqr@yS. Pavilion rIcy
MI he accompanied 10y the Wheeler Wilson band W
hht'P"l winch WILL give an open Sr concert after the
arrival OF the excursion party.
Tle Sew York Lacrosse club viii start for Newport oG
Mednc~a, to cnsng. m the arhl,tc games Their ON
raee The KIM, %, s M M , MI" run N s It
Thursday evening and ON Friday VIII play wiih the Sc"
lk enl 9e great la'I9s,e match Tor the James cor
william henderson, manaser 81 the Standard Theatre
sIKts nrF' SHr on 'Ias s S,Sn'SI @ At e'
tended hv sIeAt number Of society loonlc CIV
T q" r he s%%s I One f 81 &c . Of Tie
T,smns ss9lsrtaihy;ts Nnse ,ssaI. 10y vac slaniaIi
'Hs.ssi .s,S. Ss. kna us.l ' 'D' 'S'uu''' "''' -
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ON THE RIO GRlNDE.
The Policy OF Pursuing Raiders to he Ad-
hered To-The Crossing OF Gen. Mack snzie.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Government
is extending its facilities for obtaining more
direct and moro frequent reports Of operations
along the Rio Grande border A new telegraph
station has just been established at Salamonio
on the Rio Grande. about 100 miles from the
mouth, between Laredo ana Rio Grande City
from which intelligence OF observations will be
promptly forwarded 10 the authorities at head
quarters. Secretary McCrary said to-day that
TO. and he expressed the opinion that the Next
can Government In not really opposed 10 that
policy, although , makes show OF 3ppqsii!o4
Stntes forces
The War Department has received no official
Information Of Gen. Mackenzie's crossing with
troops into Mexico, although no doubt is enter
tanned that he has done So. as he Is acting in ne
cOrdance with recent orders.
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Michael Mcnamara. Married Life.

Michael Mcnamara 81 Tompkinsvie Staten
Island married his wife Bridget sixteen wears ago For
twelve years they lived content'dy. then Michael was
stricken with sickness and became emacatcd and partly
blind According story told before Justice Herman
yesterday. MichAels wife became tired NJ him induced
linz 10 make over his property a. her and then cnleaN
cred g. drive hm from the house. There only
room % which he could force entrance and this she
had drnuied ~ FURNITURE aud CARPET 80 that lie MAS
obliged To lie on the bare floor Sic had broken the
window panes IN the room IN order To make II still more
uncomfortable m winter. TINS hie led for some
wears. during which she more than once had her nus
band sent tu Ht for assault few DAYS she entered
his room when he was lying on the floor aud cmpicd
tub oi water over him. Exaggerated he surang up and
graslcd her hV the throat SHE then made q chArs, o
assault sni battery against ln5 Yesterday The case
tried before Justice Herman and Jury ON hrarin- the
story the Jury promptly found verdict IN favor Mr.
Mcnamara Mr NJ Namara coun'' has applied Z. the
Suptuniv ndeu> Ut the Poor for order Ia compel Mrs
McNamaIA " allow her hnshand 70 hNe ID tIe hose.
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Sc Herman Livingston. Dagrcu savannah.
SSt W. tlNdc. truWol, Charleston
9Th
- YoNiord Cartawught Newcastle.
- 'rrinauc, Kennedy. Liverpool Aug. g. and Qu,o Ms
town dth.
ship Aunic II Smith. Bartlett. Hun
SHIN Edith, Manson. san Francisco.
Bark lirNo Merry. Peabody tarlcnas
BARK Orion. knuiscn. Amsterdam.
Barn Louise Iuhokc kaggcu~ack. cape Town.
Bark Dagmar lluaYc. Rotterdam,
BARK Victoria fuarNir. uuuhrk
Bark Henry A. Paul. Strange. tar1cnas
BARK luiuuug. Gcriach. Bordeaux
Bark Thomas Brooks. Waugh. St Jago
Brig Ellen II Munrue. Knowles Susua la Graude.
Bng AGNES Barton kught. Sngua ia Gruude
Brig Gem, Pierce MayaeucI. H.
Brig Pearl. Hluhtluau, s. Pierre.
brg Galcle. Dixon. Maiaulus
Brig Mauius Todd. MuanIA~.
kug Rutlcsay. Nickersuu Havana
Brig l. VI Merritt WIDEN Curicnas
schr Charles J. Willard. Wallace. MatanzAa
Schr Ellen Perkins. Mitchell Matanlas
S,hr J. Ricardo iowa. Wolf. Havana
SChr l. W. Wheeler. Merry. ~igua.
S,hr charlotte Jane SON Jameson Sngua
AL.u iLl NJ ~.
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Practising for Newark. Regatta.

Nearly all tho single seullcrs and crews en-
tered for the sixth annual regatta Of the National Assoc
alton Of Amateur Oarsmen which is 10 he hcli on the
ras,aic river at Newark this week have arrived IN that
city They were all repre- ,encd ON the rowing course
Yesterday afternoon. ami they presented brilliant pic
turc they passed ami repassed each other in rapid sue
The single sculrrs were ont in force George
v Lee nf Newark. the champion, had brush with
Julian Kennedy nf Nale, hUIatrck aul MundHy Of New
Orleans corge Gaise ut this city and other senior soul
lrrs and the par and doubles from the several
the association tested each others speed Among the
TOURS ont the Eur, Newark the Conicuuitls oi
Detroit. the Hopes Of Sew orleans, the EhIaheths oi
Portsmouth, Va and others.
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In tho past week n number 81 tickets ~ the
old issue ~ tie Fulton Ferry Company have been pre-
scned to the ferry masters who unable gansAy their
ACCEPTED them Tor the passage Tie rs
one handed ia ON Neiuo stay last about noon 1t
clean AMI new ami the well dressed gentleman prc
s,nuns H. noticing the terry masters look NJ surpri.e
SAID They come cheaper than YOUR coupon tickets "
The company fear that the plate has been stolen or Hu
plcatt made. An inVe stgAuun Is being made
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BROOkIIK.

The base hau match in Prospect Park yesterday he.
tween %. professional Hudson and the amateur Same
less CLUBS. attracted over two thousand spec taurs
There was exciting contest resulting victory or
the ILLUSIONS bN y score Of 2 toI
The contractors cNcavAung private sewer IN Hal
scy street, between Nnstraud and Bedford avenues
BrookNn Yesterday upurned several skulls aud human
ZONES They guessed that they the remains at sol
dors Killed IN the hattie OF Lnns Island Nj Bogart one
o the contractors had the bones collected iOr the Cor
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NEU JERSEY.

The inquest IN the ease NJ Richard II smith the muir.
dcred Jersey city police officer adjourned Yesterday
afternoon until next Wodnt Siay OWING the absence 81
Geo Thurman. one OF the jurors
John bartlett. jr of Nineland, heard snakes rattle
~ he was passing bridge near that town llc shot tn"
SNAKE and them N r.oadins hs gun, accidentally shot
and Killed himself These facts were disclosed hy the
Coroner inquest yesterday
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A HIerItcd Testimonial

OF the value n Roses DArncr and Nano writer IL con.
tanned i'm the following order letter from the Sewing Ma
chino Emporium of Brooklyn, u
BRockLiA, y. d, Aug. 10, 1878.
NJ h N Rar -
dnrnins aud name writing attachments Iho,e winch !
have hal hHNe IIuNri entirely satisfactory thss We
paiutr and Name Writer one 81 tile most usclul Az
tathmcuts 10 any srVius machine eNcepths none Ia
dies hre mvRrslB pleased with the work docs ne
slcCuuiv. L.. VI NlLLlAAN
Another testimonial, comes tr.m woolsc! sons Of
SELMA. Ala;
The Darncr and Nane Writer wa, duly received, II
gives satisfaction.
/ WilI roeo,u1eLd A to ny friends and nelghburA
fcurf. Truly MrinOkfk WoOAsSf -Ah
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LONG ISLAND.

Scepter wells = deaf AMI blind veteran " the war II
is3 died AT lii residence IN stony Brook, Long Island
ON Friday evening AT the age of ~ years
LaNinia Hicks aged Is the daughter Of Rushmorc
Hicks ui WcsNille, lung Island was burned g. drntl
while lighting IRE with kerosene Friday afternoon.
Rachael Hicks Awel known minister Of the society "
Friends, who died at her residence IN WcStiur, Long
Island, on WcdnC ~av last in her nh year was buried
from the Friends Meeting House III WcsthurS Friday.
a riho mach-2" yards, on hand-was shot on the
Flushing range Yesterday between the Rifle CLUB uf tho
Fort Wilets Engineer Corps and the Flushing club.
The match was Won by the Flushing club hy asVre VI
"a
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Belrnyed ny a PhotoErnph.

Thieves stole tls4 from the house Of Carrot
Decker an eNprossman at ~ kos,uko street Brooklyn
on Tuesday night Yesterday CAPT Latty arrested VA.
than WomcN, John Hurley and charles Orth A. the
thieves orh AZ nrst pretended not to know the Others
tut when photograph Of himself Hurley MormcN. aud
another man IN group that had been taken Convy
Island ou the day Of the robbery, was shown HIM he
q flf.Ge
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ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-The assassins Of
ten. Mcyenlow hr,i upon ten Markaron chci of the
corps o rendarmes who cncayorcd arrest the assas
sins after they iai stabbed tile chief at Police From
tins clrCum>tane" arose the rst port that MV1eu
zow had been Killed by pistol slot
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Prof Raymond's burial.

Tho body Of the late Prof. John II. Raymond.
u President Of Nassar college arrived IN this city
from Pougkeepsc on the steamboat Mary Powell ycsier.
day ut ~ "a VI Accompanying II were Morgan L. smith
of Newark. j the Rev Edward Lathrnp o StaniD nj.
Conn Matthew NasSar ani Smith sheldon NJ Pouph-
kcrpHe Trustees and william Forty of ioughkecpsc,
10 attend the body 10 ITS funeral There
monies here. The body was buried IN Greenwood
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GENoA. Aug. 1.-THE Worlds Convention Of
the Young Mems Christian As,ociation now ~ session
here j. meeting with success highly saiis.
fncorN tDis promoters The average atten ancV at the
cuuitiru't~ L. go DELEGATES present from Amer
ia, Belgium, England France. Holland Spain, and tile
T. esiant cautvns Of switzerland
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MARINE INrELLIG EyCE

sirtarrRy ALvANAc-rus
sun rses..... ~ sun SETS. q - Noon rises 0 N
WgH wArIR-riti.
Sandy Hook 10 80 lslani II ~ Hell Uato "a 30
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N,blo'. Garden. New Manager.

Under tho decision rendered in the Second
District Court on Friday city Marshal MeGrah dispos
sesscd Gardner Bachc lcssres OF Nihos Garden. nnd
handed the kcYS 10 Col Dodge, Mrs stewarts Hscnt
several members ll, COMPANY undci Gardner Bache
were present ant demanded ue salaries due them
They were PROMISED payment ON FRIDAY evening, but tie
promise had not been kcrt one actor SAID that there
was oWlrg e. the company at leaN 5000 among U.m
ballet girls who halt staTNint John u Stan jr
has leased the theatre, and opens % morrow evening
with Three wears in Mar ITAp" Mr. Stntlu IL pull
lie contractor aud known Ahudt the ttN Hall a. hold
my die well known CALVIN judgment against the city
Ifthe Palate OF ~ Juvenile
Re Nults Of medicine IT'S vlN at tu II TO swallow
This is not tie case with NIX % Nagnesls -Ads.
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LiIED.

nELc ANRRF-LANi On Monday Aug ~ at ST
Nmccui fcrrcrs Church. 10y tho Rev. Father Rochiort
o !, Alfred = n.camiie to Grace NJ. Lane, all OF New
York city No card,
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NiSporA. H. Aug ~. 1874
IN BH,NnmrH send me a new supply Of ALrcocH's
roRous ri,srtR. cannot think Of keeping house with
oai them imAkc continual use Of these plastcrs tho
side whore was wounded while iH she service Of Uncle
sam They rcirv, ine % 40 PAIN
D n
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Marking ink viii soon be- thing ot the past for who
will mark their linen in that way when thVN have once
tried Rosc's name writing, fancy stitching, and dsrrng
AttuChmentf-idr.
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what the Potter Investigation has Accom-
pli-hed.

Prom hs PlfadoJAu Tima
The Potter investigation Is not near It's
end. but tho holiday recess OF the committee
affords II fair opportunity TO consider what 1t
has already accomplished.
Mr.. sherman has been cntangled in a net OF
circumstantial evidence. to say nothing Of that
which is direct. but disputed from which ex-
tricaton seems impossible; and Mr. Stanley
Matthews is buried beyond resurrection under
the weight Of his own letters.
II Is no light matter for the purposes OF
investigation that the Democrats have been
ablo to show the character OF the men who
have been the managers OF the Republican party
in the South. 1t was known that there were viii
lains among them. and now. so far as Louisiana
- concerned. the theory that there were any ex-
ccptons has been we'll nigh dsprovcd. The
Jenkscs. Webers, AndersOns. Pitkins. Pinks-
tons. and the rest tell their own stories. and no
more Is needed TO disclose their depravty.
There can be no moro striking illustration Of
the straits Of Republican partisans than the fact
that whether these people testify for or against
them they arc obliged TO admit their knavish-
ness. The more an Anderson or Weber is de-
nounced. the stronger IL the indictment OF the
Republican party. Of which they have been the
cyangclists. Certainly it is an anomaly in poll
ties that IL you fog Il Democratic witness you
cripple Republican statesman.
At last tho true inwnrdness Of tho Southern
political situation OF 1876 il understood by the
whole country and although the picture may
be- painted good deal backer. Us well it might
be. in truth. it cannot be more effective No
candid man. Republican or Democrat. will now
deny that tie states o( Florida and Louisiana
irsre ,rronghdlv counted for Hayes ~ pursuance
Of a conspiracy originating ruth certain meinb e,'s
oJtle National Republican Commiiee. erecuted
IN RciiThmO Boards mdf1' the Inspiration OF ris-
ting statesmen. and under ne protection Of he
army Of tie United States.
An investigation which has accomplished this
much toward cicting the truth cannot be said
10 have been begun in vain.
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WHY IL Is Thus.

1t Is reported from New Orleans that tho
subcommittee OF the POTTER Committee, OF
which Mr.. MORRISON of Illinois is the head
receive no assistance from Gov. NICHOLS
and his administration in their efforts to
unearth the frauds In the Louisiana election
Of 1876 OF course they do not for to do this
would be Il violation Of the contract entered
into by JOHN SHERMAN and the other visit
ing statesmen Of the first and the second
edition whereby TILDEN was to be counted
out as President and NICHOLS was 10 DO
let in as Governor.
This arrangement covered not only Louis
lana but Florida and South Carolina as well.
In these three States it was agreed that
HAYES should have their eighteen electoral
votes, and that in consideration thereof the
Democrats should have the Governors and
the Legislatures.
These eighteen votes, obtained by HAYES
in pursuance OF this corrupt bargain, gave
him tho necessary 1856, being a majority OF
one electoral vote. The unconstitutional
Electoral Commission refused to go behind
this contract and inquire into the true state
OF the case, and therefore HAYES sits in the
White House.
or course the MORRISON subcommittee
get no assistance from Mr.. NICHOLAS and
his associates
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-St: While I
admire the pluck that prompts Young Lady" to hasten
to the defence Of the note Of your correspondent from
the city Of Brothcry Love. must nevertheless, and
solely from my knowledge Of facts. uphold my criticism
Not Inducing In the habit Of smoking myself although
am German II young Lady will insist upon distin.
gushing Americans " German descent bv their nation
nty can heartily synpAthile with her In her affection
ct being forced nhnlc the fumes the di-Aseful
weed. but do most earnestly protest against her
lug dcelaraOn that the Offenders principally Ger.
mans Young Lady would probably be surprised to
mud on visit g. Gluore's Garden that only the smallest
portion ~ the visitors there who sunkc Germans,
nnd her assurance u being not preiudccd against Ger
mans must lie takeu with some reserve
glad this discussion has sprung M. as n may,
haps tend Ia the dsCuniinuancc OF the dsagrceabe habit
smoking public places open To- ladics and children.
do not believe Omures Garden would lose any Of its
attractions II the lessees would entirely prohibit IL
I..LL. l.