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EXCITEMENr IN a STREET CAR
A Dispute. N Block, . Chase. md nm Arrest,
but the Wrong Man Arrested.

Mr.. II. 4. Van wyok OF 1ls West Twelfth
street got on n Broadway car with friend at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Yesterday afternoon.
and Mr. Van wyck rendered the conductor.
Currier. silver coin for the fares. and received
fifteen cents in change. Soon aftcrward the
conductor approached Mr.. Van Wyck's friend
and demanded his fare.
Why. I've paid his fare" Mr. Van wyck re-
monstrated.
mo you haven't" the conductor re,orted
you gave mo n twenty-ccnt silver piece. and
gave you flfteen cents change"
Mr., Van Wyck insisted that II was n quarter
of dollar, md the conductor. wax ing wroth.
demanded OF Mr., Van Wyck another fare or his
departure from the ear. and that gentleman de-
clning to respond to- either proposition.
the CONDUCTOR Threatened arrest. nnd at once
went to the platform and peered right, and
left for police offi;cr. He hadn't found one
when ho got to Washington square and Fourth
street. and. halting his ear there. he started for
the Mercer street police station to enter his COM
MIR. Van wyck and his friend. and all the
other passengers, sat quietly enjoying the per-
furmance. and awaiting the return of the con
came other Broadway cars. and there was a
block and, Curriers' alSens" being too long OK
tended. the conductor of another ear took his
car. Before the car re9ched the terminus i9
out. and as Mr. Van Wyck was about to Iuu tha
car. Currier was there-no one can conjecture
how demanding that fare again. Mr.Nan Wyck
persisted in his refusal and the conductor Called
an officer and had Mr. Van Wyck taken before
Justice Murray In the Tombs Police Court.
Did Mr.. Van Wyck pay his iare2' the jus
tice inquired Of the conductor
He did, hut ne didn't pay his friends" the
conductor answered.
Then, you have got the wrong man. You
may 20. Mr.. Van Wyck."
The sun., 1878-03-30

Ihf SrN hHs received = if'm ; for Mgs poNie.
cant Petty raiicl tour lisnr lcrly houses In Water
str,rt last NM aud aifrst,i tntt, two lnrsns
wtt.v van can, win .,r,nra fore ,h, America,
= i'' NW d." , ', '.' W.. ' ~. ~ ~'' 40
49, ,,,' t' '' ''s' '' VI "' N'o''' '"''"'
"''"'''" "'''t"l"
,,,I ,t ,nI l,.it. IN th F,rst Ward ,ast ,.n,nn ~
H. ,,.. s'n, ~, ia, - s,,,,t i,.n,t' w N""
-. "'' ''" ~ 81" '"'''''' '''N.' '''F'".
. Tie funeral ~G'r's over fho b"ly Of the k,v. DR.
fr'i'uck N.ihN assistant rctlr CT 1rimN ,huieh
"e' "fiorm'a IA tn" '"A y''WEdAl' ms inter mead
was IN INllN ''m't'Y.
III, sni, a,int Nr James Robertson who was ar
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MISS TIMPSON'S MONEY.
Wasth City Chamberlain Negligent. and is
New York city LinbIeg

In the suit OF George Chesterman against
George c Eylani and others the Supreme Court in De-.
oember. 1878 directed that money belonging 10 Mary
Timpson, minor, should be deposited with the city
Chamberlain 10 her credit The money used TO pay
others whom money due and for which bonds and
mortgages had been taken The mortgages were then
credited TO this The MORTGAGES proved ultimately
10 he insufficient and the land covered by
them bought in ~ George McLAnc the City Cham.
bcrain. and now held Tor the account Of Miss mpson
and others entitled di>r biiyc hare the money to
which the morcsses were applied. Judge wcsibronk
denied motion made on behalf VI Miss Tmpson reqmr.
lng Mr.. Nelson Tappan former Chamber ain. and Mr
Mclane TO pay over the money that had been posted
TO her credit upon the ground that the thAnher
lam had received none oi the money from his urcde.
ccssor, and tie former Chamberlain not shown
have been Negligent IN the investment of tie money.
The present Chamberlain has e. f3u in cash The Gen.
etAl Term YESTERDAY on appeal. reversed Judge West
btook order judge HradN. who gave the opnion said
Miss Thimsun II clearly entitled tuher striluN- share
OF the money hand The suggestion IT NJ ggrncc IN
regard to the conduct OF the former Chumh, Tain i'm.
potlant and should he more formally Investigated than
II could be ON motion" reference Is directed 60 take
proof of the tact, and TO whether the city Is liable
Tor the money thus lost
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FEARING FOR THE STUDENTS.
Why the Rev Dr. Whitney Objects to n
rrOposed Exclse Inv.

The Newark Methodist Episcopal Conference
voted Yesterday 10 continue the Rev J. II DANDY the
Rev Andrews, the Rev. Isaac Cross. the Rev. J. $
Porter, the Rev Canhed, and the Rev James Ayers
as superannuated preachers The Rev. John Crawford
The Rev James II Robertson, the Rev. Joseph An.
drew, and she Rev John Gu,tcnige were admitted to
elders orders and full connecu uon with the Conference
Tile Rev Dr whitney, the President Of the Collegiate
Institute at Iackettsown introduced re solution which
referred to the Committee Temperance that n
committee Of tie Conference visit Gov Mcclellan and
convey to him the protest the against Tho
adoption o. the tscisc bill which has already passed the
House ~ Trenton AMI which provides that the authority
IA grant quor licenses shall be taken certain nu
mcipa CORPORATIONS, and giyer 10 the Court Common
Pleas The ground OF objection o the bill IN the
resolution Is that might se'iousit AFFECT thr prosperity
and Tcput itOn Of the tOlrgiac Institute ~ ia'kctt
town hN the licensing of bars and faoone through nm
authority remote from AMI hay. iul,itAi ~ tic vel
taIC VI the many students there
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capt Watson, commander OF the United States steamer
Wyoming. says he expects to sal for layrc about
dns lie believes that NaSal Constructor Metb who is
experimenting the repairs tn the vessel VIII have made
her scawortlly by that time.
Mary fOekrng, ~ years ofnre fc. from the window
Of her apartments on the second nor Of ~ Lurimcr
street, WiAmsburgh, last night striking on her head
she taken to 81 GATHERINGS Hospital, where her in
lufies were pronounced fatal
Revenue officers .,Aed an Illicit still yesterday In the
cellar o Andrew llelderrh's saoon n, / Y Grc,npont
avenue, Brooklyn They fuand two ba .els rum and
over 1900 gallons oi mash A copper siill 0i MY
gallons capacity also seized lIcricrlch was arrest
ed and was held in sl.OoD bail
Al noon yesterday Christopher Boync aged TO- 0 lOl
Hamilton syenue, IN playing with al old single harrcled
pistol which he did not know loaded cideniny
fred H. The ball entered the forchg ad Of his Mary
aged ~ months, who wa, playing on the hoOr She Tell
senseess The wound Is probably fatal
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ROt'NDSMiN sLIUsON's TRrtL.
Timothy Lannhan's Death Amer Three Po-
lice Omcers had (Inbbcd Him.

Police Officer Edgar 5. Slauson was put on
trial yesterday upon an indictment for man-
slaughter. in having on the Goth Of Angus, last
caused the death of Timothy Lanahan by club
bing him. Slauson attempted TO arrest Lana
han. who ran into an aloyway at 10 Roosevelt
street. He was pursued by the offer. Win
three other police officers, who, as testified To
fully. causing his death within few minutes.
The defence is that Lanahan died Of heart
disease. although II tappeared in the post NOR.
about the face and that his skull was fractured.
The Police Department was very numorously
represented in the court room yesterday. Two
patrolmen are under indictment Jointly with
Slauson but tho prisoners are to have separate
trials
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NEW JERSEP.

The lcr.cy City Hoard of Assessors have elected Hugh
Dngan President, ami Martin LOGAN clerk
The Rcy. DR. Thomas Ramhaut. pastor ~ the rahcr
nAce Baptist Church Of BruokNn, has accepted call
10 the fifst Baptist Church OF Newark
Hugh CLARK, mn employee Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road while washing windows in the JcI.T titA depot.
yesterday wascrushed by the cars lie died soon after
The McthodiSs Of Newark held love feast in New In.
sithle ial last evening In honor oi the Newark Mctho
DIST Episcopal Conference. There were nearly H,un
tickets sold NJ the door
The match game OF billiards In Newark last night FOR
the chnmpionship O New jersey between Joo Gcltscl
and Ed courstn. resulted CouTscn 2uD, GcrtSl. 3OJ
Highest runs COursen I'll Gcrtscl ~. Average,
Henry Wlmchs aged 4S and unmarried, wood dealer
Of Union Hin, has mNsieriously disappeared lie WAS
last seen on barge ufi the Wcchawkei oil wiarvcs ON
M0niav. and II Is believed that he oil overheard
The permanent iron bridge for the Pennsylvania Rail.
road that's TO tkc the place OF the temporary restc.
work over the Rantan river ~ New Brunswick, ~ d. is
rapidly nearing completion The piers inishcd aud
the mAsOns working on the Hrrhcd appr 9achey Tie
nrst span Of tbs drAwtriige Ia IN place.
The sun., 1878-03-30
The Brooklyn Greys' Celebration.

Tho Brooklyn Grcys celebrated tho sixteenth
anniversary Of their organization In their arnory at
North Second and Fourth streets. wiliamsburgh last
night The main room cnyly fcstsoned with asgs
and banncrs and ornamcncd with military arms and &C.
courcmenS Many beautifully dressed ladies were pres
cnt At 81 O'Clock Gen. Bcchc reviewed the command.
The distribution Of mnrksmcn's badges was made by
MAJOR u \ Manning sX.en men got three bars eight
I'VE Jar, ard twcntNnnc src bar for skill IN
The ritc The veteran hidgc tor the best shat the
fc2ihrnt was given hy cen T. M'serole tn Private
X U Hey. The new rnmpany u. uuicr Cant u E.
Sullivan, then mustered In by Major IInyc, ana N,
irOlmucl 10 Tho r
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SOME WdSHINGTON TOPICS.
MIR. Stephens HIN to Promote the General
Use OF the Metric system.

WAsHrSGToN. March 2o.-The bill introduced
in the House today by Alexander II Stephen, uf Gcor
sa authorizes the OF the modified metric system and
the continued use OF any system permitted by law is
not prohibited the intent and meaning oi the act
being not 20 enforce any particular system IL uro
vide Tor the pua convenience hN adaptation t,t. cir
cunlsAuces and cNgencics the sNsem heing ca
pablo ui Indefinite 60 suit the mainland
m business AMI scicnce Tue following the metric
tables proposed bN the bill
NE,srKrs % LrNGrt-iup pans make nail, 100 nAit
nuke metre; Ion metres make "A kile
MEASURES Oh SVEFAck-lu.plO square metres make q
great
NHAsuRts or BttK ASH tArActrY-lOp dFoVs make a
spuOu TO- spoons make quart, lr qHars make cssk
MEASuRks Or MliGHr-lt'i Secds make corn curns
make nut, 10 nuts make blpOuni bip lVO Dips
"A
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important character. when tho hill reducing
the fare on the Thirty-fcurth street ferry two
cents wae reached Mr.. Fish said that he could
not vote for H. hocnusc he believed such law
would force that corporation to suspend bust
ness. Mr.. Calvin took n similar vh'w OF II. hut
ON tho assurance OF Mr. kccgnn that therc wcr.,
price, the House pasecd the lin.
The bill transferring the Excise Board TO tho
Police WIS amended IN the Committee ON G. tcs
hv reducing the present Excise Board to u ain
glr member. with u snlnry Of $1,000. aud re-
ported favornbly by Mr.. Fish. II also rrovd"s
thnt the entire rxprns0s Of the department shall
not DO more than t2O, 900 n year.
The sun., 1878-03-30
BREIKING INTO A NAT FACTORY
A brooklyn Man's Forces Capturung and
Holding the Fort In Newark.

John Meyer OF SO Jay street, Brooklyn. was
arrested In Newark yesterday complaint OF Charles
Geiger. hat manufacturer Of rs River street Newark
Geigcr alleges at Meyer with about twenty men, broke
into his factory at midnight Thursday and took pos
session Meyer AYERS that three years ago he loaned
Warner Dickerson 81 oo an. k t.., .abs. luendy
paid him 5000 and him chatte mortgage the
stock fixtures. and lease OF the hat factory In
street lie foreclo-ei the and rut another ten
ant in the shop who disrosseSsed payment OF
rent third tenant was disruSsesscd Gcigrr
that he leased the premises from Mr Neville uf Sw
YORK. TO HON the lease assigned by Mr. De Muh
who says that 4 ned TO hun bN Warner Hick
erson Mr. Neville processes 70 the lease iy assign
mont AMI Mr. Meyer claimes Il by purchase Nj Ncsic
holds that the lease could not be sold under chatic mort
gage Meyers men are IN pV->es-ipu si the factory.
The sun., 1878-03-30
M.iDIM RES TELLS PEA.
Rolling In State Down Finh Avenue TO the
Court OF General Sessions.

Ann Iohman, alias Madam Rcstell. rode yes
torday. her perfectly appointed cquipage from her
Firth palace to the Court Of General Sessions
Her grandson who has the OF dashing youth about
town sat by her side the satin cushions Mrs Lob.
mans face was cnroworn and she neryOusly funblcd
Russia leather wallet In her govcd hands
Ann Lohman, the bar Assistant District Attorney
Rollins called out and Mrs Lohman stepped tOrlh from
the rallied enclosure for women witnesses and seated
herself by the side Of cN Judge stewart her lawyer
Mr. Stewart entered rlca ~ not guilty. with tie pro
1t might be Withdrawn. and motion tO quash
the indictment substituted. His clients medicines were
harmless and offence had been committed II was
merely fraud upon a man who was cndcavnrng to en-
trap the defendant into the commission OF crime.
Mr.. Lohman walked quickly from the court room At.
tended by her grandson and deiercnua bodsnan her
wa4uu.
The sun., 1878-03-30
AFTER Nd ~,nRrIso a.it1Dow
A stormy Courtsesp. and What Followed tho
Tying OF the NuptiaI Knot.

James Henry Hughes. colored, hns been man
of all WORK for Mrs Carpenter OF 35 West Fourteenth
street for two Five weeks Mrs Carpenter
gagged Margaret Miller, colorcd widow. cook About
two weeks stormy scenes between Mrs Miller and
Hughes began TO be frequent the former avcrrng
ushes had promised To marry her and the later deny
Ing that he had made any such promise. On SUNDAY
afternoon Mrs Miller NOISY the side walk, and Mr.
Carpenter had her arrested Acr Mrs Miller. release
Monday src had Hughes arrested charging breach Of
promise. In Jefferson Market Police Cuur uushcs
lucanty consented TO wed Mr- Miller, and Justice Duty
united them Then they went to hou~s West Thirty
second An officer IL 1nrticth fOlicc
took Hughes seemingly insane booc Justice Duly ycs-
terday, ani had HIM committed 10 tht Ntv Prison, IL
turned out that after the marriage ceremony he drank
much.
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jane. En.wor,h,. uns.ppy Home.

James Ellsworth a hard working mechanic.
Of $40 East Thirty sixth street, appeared i'll the Fifty
seventh street court yesterday, and with his
eyes asked Justice oterbourg for warrant for the
arrest Of his wio Caiharine They have two children
and they were always happy together until year
ngo when Mira Ellsworth acquired taste tor strong
drink She Is hahituiliy drunk. nrgoctng care
her children ami prepare meals Tor tile family when
she heard that warrant had been issued Tor her
she declared lhsi she would not be taken alive, and
M, diltely swallowed the contents VI two ounce vial
OF laulanum She will probably die
The sun., 1878-03-30

On Thursday last the steamship Saraz,;s
brueh, from Havana the BODY Of the Hon John tG ,ard
LEONARD of Pennsylvania who dicd In Cuba ot yellow
fever. ON the same day also arrived IN town. from
Washington the committee delegated by Congress a. re
ceve the body and escort 10 it, last u,rc
west chester. IA There came Col T. John Biis
Representative from Louisiana, Chairman The com
mittce. senators Saunders ot Nebraska Cnn0Nrr ni
fgrda and Ln-iis Of Louisiana; KepreseuativcsT tn
m kvutncky Ward ol FennsylvHnia CHlkns ut Indiana,
stewart OF Mime sota and Nich. Muller of New York.
Assistant Sergeant alarms McrOrmick accompanied
them. On Thursday evening the committee went the
circus in GiimOrcS Garden. Yesterday nfrnoon they
naid visit To The Aquarium. Last evening they visited
the HrnAIMnN IiIr
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Hayes Nominations Rejected.

WASHINGTON March 29.-The Senate. on
Thursday. In executive session refused consent In the
nomination OF X. NJ Reynolds Of Alabama Is Fn,t Audi
tor OF the Treasury and ct eNov. Parsons of Alabama
District Attorney for TIE southern District " that
state Notion, e. reconsider tc vote In these
entered BY senator Dawes IN behalf o farson> AMI by
senator Paddock IN behalf oi Reynolds The effect "
tins action VIII s 10 hold these nominations >u>icnse
and continue the pC,,ut n runhcnts Office until the
motions tor rcconsldcrns axe acted the present
s.AAA uLLlNI
The sun., 1878-03-30

PHILADELPHIA. March 29-The Schuylkill
County Coal Exchange met to-day and ratified the action
committee adhere To the circular prices that have
been In operation tor the past three months for the line
and city trade twas charged that certain members of
the Exchange had been cutting the prices and the sub
eCt referred to the Executive Committee for nNes
ugAton In a running debate on the condition Of the
market II said that the amount Of coal To lie mined
tho entire AnthTacts region IN Apn nxed by the
Board of Control was l.3V 3VO tons which would nut too
great surplus the market and the suit would be-
total suspension in MAY Regarding the combination. It
SAID that had thus tar gwen great sausac but
that the rcstrcons must be greater or II would tail OF its
IN Ost den rgu
The sun., 1878-03-30
The Buresu OF Labor st,tistics.

The call for muss mocting OF workingmen
to consider the bill TO establish bureau OF labor
ustics attracted only meagre assembsac last evening
John Fortune presided aud addresses delivered by
Mr. Mcdonald and George Il. McSei in support Of the
measure. The meeting approved the biil. with the
endinents proposed BY the Amagnnairi Trnfes mud
Labor Council. to the effect that the Superintendent
ths brrcau should be appointed hy Iud with the lNicn
AM consent Of the trades unions 'tat rc shall have
power To- compel the attendance o " illnesses at cNHmns
tiuns aud that lndviinal II ms nni corporation, shall
be compelled To answer questions sent 10 them b.
The sun., 1878-03-30
The shipping Intere., and War Rumor..

In relation TO tho rumors that English and
Russian agents secretly buying up American steam
ships and smiling vessels. and that many Of the
ships OF the English transatlantic lines are ~ he with
drawn for transport service. the agents Of the English
ste ain-hip lines say that war between England and
na would make difference 10 them. and t'flt they
would run thsr ships a. LsuA No proposals have been
made TO either the bigsi tire American. the French.
The German lines aud than the ordinary build
Ing and repairing is going on at the slipyards,
The sun., 1878-03-30
4 Double Tragedy In Iowa.

OTTyMwA. Iowa. March 29.-AIartn Burns.
amc drove into chllcoihe, near here, this morning,
put up his team. shoudcrcd an axe. and walking 10
where George Buun was ayins the foundation of
building. and without saying word struck him terri
ls blow 90 iht head aud ran away twenty minutes
nerwad his body was found hanging hy the ne,k IN the
barn where his horses Wtr qualivrrd Butn, Who a
respected citizen cannot recover The parties hat
dispute about fence lines which the oly enable
N ~ I..r L. 10
The sun., 1878-03-30

WAsHINGToS March 2o.-Thc House Pacil,
Railroad Committee have practically agreed upona III
with 10 the PRO rate question. Thcy deter.
mined that there should be three cummiss to fx
the rates the INST set 90 he named IN The h The details
OF The MI nre 10 " lcrvcu by sab committee, con
s>tne OF Messrs hicc. Chalmers and Hewitt o Sew
YORK. The bii Wlll be- combination those ui Mcs,rS
Chnmcr. nui Rice. The part giving power 10 the Cn.
msspuer> tn tax" poss' u the rOnis u at
ure t0cVmpy wash the conditions imposed l. sireken Out
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style In the CITY Prison.

Detectives Field and O'Connor took to tho
General Sessions yesterday George Corson Horace lilo
ran, Mrs Charlotte Dou.hcrty, Horan's reputed wife
AMI RUFUS Minor who were arrested few davs aso Ia
fctcrNsirg Va on the char. o stealing SSOVD worth
Of bonds itom Mr. j. II Nonns. broker of 10 Nassit
street The prisoners si shlv ntred and eniirely
atra~e In their hearing They pleaded guiltv and
Recorder HHckett committed thriu TO the City Prison
The sun., 1878-03-30
The Three Hundred.

The committee of fifteen ex-Tammany Demo.
Gratis who for many week, have been selecting men v
all them in the formation Of an Anti rammany party
hrd their hnal meeting last evening in the Everett
House The three hundred gentlemen who have stood
the IT,, oi the fifteen leaders examination will meet 10
IINlns nan ls evening 10 Organike the nov party.
The sun., 1878-03-30

consultation was held yesterday betweeu
Postmaster james. Mr wo'dfofd. and Littlc Joining
Davenport resulting IN an amicauc adjustment Of the
difficulty Of the latter with lie secretary sherman
60! McAee formally took OF the rno- In the
Post once budding occupied by the rnmnissnnrr after
the con nultauon. aud II Is understood that Davenport
Will NaCaic tlIs nicrnins
The sun., 1878-03-30
More OF the silk Smuggling.
The Lawronce silk smuggllng frauds

The Lawroncc silk smuggling frauds were
recalled to mind yesterday by the arrest Morns Hess
a merchant of So Iispenard STREET lie was indicted
neAri, three wears charge ot smuggling lAccs
and silk ami helguan Ruthschd Il lHp church street
bond. for hini iu finpn Herman lrsth n former
partner o Hess IN the silk trade has disappeared
The sun., 1878-03-30
An Important Survey.

WASHINGTON. March 90 -Ecpres entativc Bliss
oi BROOKLYN secured from the Committee Commerce
this morning agreement report IN the River and
Hatbor hl an Appropriation Tor the cnnTl ton oi the
survey and examination OF taual sac HId Slcrp-Nrnd
hays and the coast between COnoY island r.lnt and
kuCkINAy inlet
The sun., 1878-03-30
Taking the Verde, OF Eleven Jurors.

Eleven OF the jury in Charles G Watcrbury'a
suii against the city for sSiooo aud six years Interest
Tor nrs; nNallnon, on contract Of the late John L.
bTnMts Tor Lridins First avenue save verdict yes
terlsv that the terms o the contract had com
Piled with lhr ilrN had been uu all night standing n
g. l. anl both sides agreed 10 take the verdict the
eleven
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where Heecheri. No, Wanted.

ACongl ogational council has been called TO be
held IN Tie Congregational church in Flushing l.. l.,
Wein, day Apr g. a. act On the nation Of the pas
tor and tho invitations nave been sent 10 all the leading
'oigreS 1uonal churches excepting Plymouth church
Tile thirch a. the Pilgrims, which by resolution
time since left II To- the discretion committee to pre
sont ~ withhold 'he inNlnuuns has ,reh the invita-
ton 10 tins council while u has ignored the invitation to
the council called for Aptil H. a. be held IN the Bedford
Congregational church 60 install hel Rcv liugh Car.
penter ms pastor to which Plymouth Church has ac.
copied an invitation The Central Congregational
Church fDr Scudcr has accepted the invitation to the
council an the Bedford church Dr Buiinson's church
will he represented IN the Flushing council. hut not IN
the council III which Mr. Beechers church isrerresened
AInrnan 4 QraiAnra stntnnn xyarnhaus
The sun., 1878-03-30

Excise Commissioner Mcrkln presented in tha
Germ, American Bank. Yesterday. a rllt4 drawn IN
favor hlgur dealer rs ia" lA'" tOiuul.s4 Pay
nlent Was refused The bauk II to nc sued
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DueiIi.ts righting Six Feet Apart.

CmsFIELD Md. March 90 At Eastvillc
NORTHAMPTON county, Va, Yesterday morning. Sidney
lfs and + Thoms fought with pistols 10 settle a dis
puie Two rounds were hred by each aud as they stood
only sN icct apart fitts WAS killed aud Ihuns cd
hhall IN the head from the effects OF which he VIII prob
all y dtf
The sun., 1878-03-30

VERSAILLES March 29-Tha Senate has
adopted ihc Press Amnesty bill bN vote ol 2ii tn Ghe
Senate has also passed the budget MS reaended by tile
Chamber VI ucputes
The sun., 1878-03-30

TRENTON March 20 The general hin relat-
Ing 10 ors and intended 10 coNer the ground o III" New
arm ward hlll which was declared unconsttu was
passed ~ day by party Notc-32 10 ~
The sun., 1878-03-30
\ Negro Hanged for Murder.

JACKsoNvILIR Fla. March 29.-Samucl God
win. cuiosl, wa. hanged at Lave Oak, Fla to-day. IN
presence OF 2Uu people, tor the murder VI culOred
man last May. IIedod without a struggle.
The sun., 1878-03-30

BROOkL IN.

Troy. March On q. Sharpe. a cothior
tins Aiiugnoun srNerrlY horsewhippcd G. l. Cutler
NY Engineer Oi this cry, tor scandal
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Weather once Prediction.
JOI4INGs .IBOUr TOWN.

Cloar or partly cloudy wcather, cold northery
Nuerius 90 Warurr easvr rly winds
The sun., 1878-03-30

Eighty choice Norfolk oysters, already opened,
a. any VI MAltby's depols lvI 20 eenlA-Ads