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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
SMOTIfERED TO DEfTH.
Four Chiidrcn I.ifeie.-Two OF them Dead
and the Others Likely to Die.

The thrce-story brick tenement 5I4 Sixth
street is denecly populated. Tho narrow bare
hallway is almost entirely taken up 10y the stair
case. On the fourth floor Thomas Cassidy. q
Junk dealer. occupies a front sitting room. and
an adjoining bedroom. in which are two beds
and a cot for himself his wife, and children.
Johnny. aged l. and James. aged g. sleep to-
gethcr in the crib, whlo Joseph and Tommy,
and years old respectively occupy one ofthe
beds. Mrs. Cassidy was called yesterday after
noon TO the deathbed Of an nunt, and she put
the children in charge Of Mary Kinstrey, the
servant
At the father went home about II o'clock last
evening the servant was on the sidewalk in
front of the house. She said that the little ones
were in bed. A dense volume Of smoke rushed
There was no flame 70 be seen. but after the
smoke had cleared slow fire was discovered
in the mattress in the front room. on which
the girl sleeps. Cropping about In tho dark
ness. he placed his hands on the motionless
forms Of his two younger children in the crib
Edward McLane. who had followed him
lowed with the. other children. All were .un:
conscious. and Johnny and James had
ceased to breathe before DR.. Thompson
arrived. Capt. McCullagh telegraphed
for an ambulance. Dr. Lcvrldge. tho
ambulance surgeon. pronounced two OF the
children dead. and Attempted to rcsuscltate tho
others. who showed signs OF res plration. though
doubtful.
There was no fire in the stovc. the lights had
been put out two hours before, and no one is
known TO have been in the room since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
TIE KELSEY TION.
Foreign Witnesses TO have Immunity-Tho
Testimony OF Mr.. McCarter.

TRENTON, Feb. 4.-The Kelsey invcstiga-
tion commenced here another session o-day.
Much concern was manifested over The SUNS
disclosure OF the testimony heretofore taken.
Judge Fullerton's letter Offering. on Mr.. Bald
wins part. to furnish proof of Kelsey's guilt IL
the committee would hold n session
In New York. was read and dis
cussed, and the committee voted to not
go. Mr.. Harris moved that the testimony OF
Bnldwin's witnesses be taken by commission.
which was voted down also. A resolution was
finally adopted that the Attorney General be
asked to guarantee immunity TO such foreign
Witnesses ms may be under indictment in this
State. This would include Baldwin himself,
but it is regarded rs mere attempt to dodge
the issue.
Thomas n. McCarter, n leading Newark law
yer. appeared before the committee and gave
testimony against Kelsey TO the effect that he
had acted n collusion wiz Counsellor Coult in
matters affecting the Clti2ens Fire Insurance
Company OF Newark when that company was
put In the hands Of "A receiver, Other bank eX-
nminers were QUESTION: to show that cNOrh-
tant fees had been charged under Kolao Us
administration.
Mr.. Kelsey and ChAncery Clerk Little, who is
also affected by the charges, wcrc both sub
pWnned by Messrs Patterson and Boecher,
whom Kelsey procured to be indicted in Sussex
county. and whose trial was set down for to-
day 80 that both were absent. This may ac-
count for the committees indecislYe action ON
Judge Fullerton s letter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
NEW JERSEY LEGISLITJRE.
A Supplement to Jersey City's Chnrter-Rs-
arranging the Wards of Newark.

TRENTON, Feb Am the House, to-day. a
bill was introduced to fix the salary OF tho
Prosecutor Of the Pleas for Hudson county at
$4,000. Afurther supplement to the Jersey City
charter OF 1871 was introduced. 1t provides
that the Board Of Public Works or other proper
boards shall have power to expend not exceed
Ing t25O.OOO additional in the reconstruction
and repair Of streets. and requires the Board Of
Finance and Taxation to raise the money by the
sale OF city bonds or by TEMPORARY loan and
to provide for the payment OF principal and in
tercst by taxation or otherwise.
The House took up the bill to rcarrange the
wards Of tho city Of Newark. The minority
wanted the bill to be recommittcd. but the
Democrats tried TO bring II to vote. and some
ilibustering ensued, This was continued for
some time. On a call Of the previous question
the bill was finally passed
The Hudson county members. In consultation
with leading citizens. have agreed on some i'm
Gortant amendmonts TO the jersey City Charter
The Board OF Education IL 10 be appointed by
the Mayor and Common Council. The control
OF the hospitals and street Lighting ia taken
from the Police Commissioners and given to the
Aldermen. The concurrence Of the Board Of
Finance Ia required for expenditure OF money
by any other board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
RETITAL OF THE INCOME TAX.
A Large Majority of the House Voting In
Favor Of the Measure.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Am unexpectedly
large majority was obtained to-day in the House
In favor Of the resolution instructing the Com
mittee on Ways and Means to report the income
tax rs part Of the coming changes in the In
tcrnal Revenue laws. Two-thrds were needed
to pass such a resolution. and as it received
only l65 to So 1t failed but the majority is large
enough to make II certain that some amend
mont looking to the revival of this tax will be
added tothe bill reported from the Ways and
Means. II thnt committee does not make it a
Of the committee. opposes this tax. and voted
against it to-day; hut II ia claimed and with
lair show Of probability. that six Of the eleven
members O! the committee favor IT, 1t is not
improbable that they may regard the vote this
evening Us implied insiruc tions by the House.
and act accordingly. The passage OF such a
BIZ in the Senate is improbable. There appears
70 have been no political ssues on the vote to-
day. Men who have no Incomes to tax have
moro rcpres entatives here than men who have
incomes. That is all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
Ar THE WRECK or THE METROPOLIS
More Bodies Washed Ashore and Buried
No One to IdentIr, the Dead.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 4.-The Signal Service
observer at tho wreck of tho Metropolis reports
10 the Chief Signal Onlrer as follows:
A woman washed up yesterday was placed
In box and buried by the citizens Ave miles
north. Mr.. Thomas Piner. living eight miles
south from here will remove the body and bury
it near his house. until friends call for it, Her
name is supposed to be Mrs. Myer. The night
patrol Of No. Station. north side, reports that
the body Of young man 9f about J. ycars, Of
age was found and buried by the citizens five
miles north ui the station yesterday evening.
II is thought that Il is the body of the cabin boy.
Joseph Newton. No particulars in regard to
Identification are given"
All the bodies that have boon recovered from
the wreck have been buried along the beach
from the scene of the wreck TO distance Of ten
miles north. this work having been performed
by the life-savng crews and the citizens living
on the beach. The graves are simply marked
by two stakes. Indicating the head aud the foot
Of the grave. There ara no marks Identifying
the cOrpses. The survivors all having cit the
scene OF tho wreck on saturday last. there re-
mains no one now who can identify any Of the
the telegraph Office ut the wreck.
NORFOLK. Va. Feb, i.-The Metropolis sur
vivors lett this afternoon hy the Bay line steam
er for PSilad1lphInh IKE o 2fi;ers n ana crew
or those reported at the Hospital -. Vincent
last night ony Matthew Toomley was able TO
leave today. The rest are too unwell TO bo
John Sweeney. Frank Gwynn. and Garrct
DOYLE.
The officers Of the Metropolis were to-day cx-
amined at the Custom House before Inspector
OF Hulls J: j, Dunbar and J. +. Bowers, In
spector OF Boilers. with view to ascertaining
the condition Of the ship when she smiled.
Cant, Ankers and FIRST Mate Dickrnson both
tirey seaworthy; that the whole trouble WAS
caused by unskliful loading OF the railroad iron.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
JOTIINGS iBOUT TOWN.

Mrs Aliio Oakman appeared before the Grand Jury
yesterday. AMI gave testimony
John Russell of ais West THIRTY hnh street was thrown
yesterday from his tu. And hllNd
soro.ls ais, used Dramatic Power, Its Duties and
Uses, IA ptimunous parluIs Yesterday
DAVID dudley fieli. Col William Il Roberts and thir
teen other goni' men, wrge initiated last evening tie
Iammany society.
In the haltmilc skatal match for hoys in the West
side kik, yesterday, g. II NHlman took the medal W
winning the nnnl htAtm 5i'a
un,le Daniel Drew was II witness ye.icrla, in Fart
III oi the Suprcme Court IN suit lN hl- som Vim H.
Drew nst JOHN y Hartman ON an0tc Tor - 3i- -
Partition deeds, dividing certain property owned ny
john Jacob Astur ana Nm A.fur t- tenants u common.
wrre entered Tor record yesterday IA iAe hosisicfi
The trial or Police Justice Du0y ON ohrrsc NJ artrlry.
Illegal amt extra Judicial conduct ln tNr lH~ ul M1ry
IraNrrs was begun Ncsitrify hturr nNr dtrs u me
Court ol common Pleas, Ch.e Jusucc Charles i Day
pcHdiug
Thomas Moore an occasional olser AZ q cherry
street WAS luuui ON The floor oarN Nt.irriN tttiim
from =. Wsf W Wo9m',n iar n,irn'n l,cI' re ,is Mis
~ pn he hai quafic id
rn. second annual tthlou. entertainments given under
the auNWtr. ol iAr llh. m a. HNr un Ni@ N,li ne,
aNruu. Che pro rnun" consisted nl NuNil-, Mleallhs
dumh bells suspended i,uas, ana Ualt|s itel'.
The secretary uf hr Saw has letNd fAlri Engineer
Ncnrtr SoNcI Hil Past Assistant ln-nVtra bniiN aud
nro.unhau a, /. .Wl ."i.Nrt ever. s'an'iiip nunni
uIitma be- required IN the nude ol NeuAAuon, ma
chincry anl bnlerS
Itan outbur,t OF plAnhropc icclng to lead the
walk. IN iont OF their Dwellings 1t would save many
un 0rtunhte pedestrian from All unlucky tumble. and
doubts, Keep some OF them from breaking their arms
les Through many Of streets lede sranl,m - rem
dcrcd painful Oy the unusual effort mind and muscle
required TO preserve ones equilibrium This espS
eiy she case w,u ladies' nhv near Asa heslsa sAosA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
SI'tRKS TROM THE TELEGRtPH.

senator Norr.,ty has Discharged III, ysican and Il,
drNins ,n tl,r streets OF JArh sDnsNlr
Robert cassad,. the wei know, ttkct agent oi Bunalo
di'd sud lcuN NJ mecuus W tAe karoll Agent, AssO
cihtluu last night
rh Howe nrummoni Noav Jr Won.cr,nu,cl. has
hr'h returned to the Briu-h llune, tudnii.l, from
nhsmr g. mn lhr Nag tny cauHj by tHe aeaA ol s.r
NilHm alrng Maxwell
fhilr Chase, veteran shlnhuier of Providence. II
formerly ni the arm OF thrse Davis was stuck by
usin Of dump cars ~ Watt hcm1,vt, East Providence.
yesterday and NAT lcR cut u A. he Is nearly seventy
years OF asc, "A fatal result !, ieaird
Or Lunsord = Yandoll Sr, c, celebrated ssa physician
editor and author and well known throughout the
country died IN Louisville Aes lday. in IN, scNtnN
third year lie the nrst President at the Kentucky
n, leM Association and other be-iis,u SIMILAR char
actor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
D1SHES HERE md THERE M THA
SUNS REPORTERS
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty -
children stepping In between Drunkea
Fnther and Mother nnd their Dnurhier.

Thomas and Bridget Edwards put their
daughter Anna out to service spending her earnings
anu even nawting her clothes for rum. AT length she
sought employment where her drunken parents could
not find her, and for twenty months she escaped them
but occasionally sent them money. Recently they found
out her place Of employment ana late Sunday nigh,
both went to the house and said that they were going
back to England and wanted to take her But thcy
were not permitted to see the girl The fathers eyes
were black aud blue and the mothers forehead wat
bruised. Evidently they had been nghung Both wes
utuhk They went away mu,tcring threats
Early yesterday morning Anna went to her aunt Mrs.
fcnny and MIS- Penny thought 1t best invoke the aid
Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
Mr Ohiard put the girl under the care Of Matron wcbt
al the foce Central once Anna Is years Of age but
LOOKS Is Is blonde Of tall, slender ngurc with good
manners and intelligence. and was tastcfuiiy dressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. Prof Henry Of the
Smithsonian Institution report, that the Director the
fars Observatory announces the discovery 10y rcToun,
al Toulouse the 2oh of January last of planet the
twelfth magttrdr m hours 4t minutes f-ht n,uu,
~ degrees 10 minutes north deehnauon POSITION teb 8,
80, plus 1873
Prot Henry also reports that Prot II rctcr. ~ Gin
ton. \, announces the discovery iN hln or lth 4.
l~1- of planet ul the tenth magnitude. n - huui, /
minute rshi ASCENSION II degree, 80 north lie
cnnaiun, with y strong motion north
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
Exit One of the stable Cans.

On the morning Of the oath Of December last
Wiegand ve,ner baker, Of i3i Cedar street. entered
Washington street to distribute bread among his Gus
toners Michael IIacket and John Norton members Of
the Stable Gang passed him when a few PAGES ia
'front.' OF Veltner Norton stumbled seemingly. and fell
Iacket ie2nins to stumble. cll upon Norton Vsltno,
alhei a. their gfo sque POSITION Hackctf ADVANCING
,9wefd Nsiuicr asked why he had laughed. Before
Nelncr could repy lllckeu struck him In the face and
upon the breast Then, drawing an open knife llackou
stabbed Noltne1 Just below the lowe rib the left sdo
Norton pleaded guilty but ackct tried before Re
corder Hacket Yesterday In the General Sc 'ssions lie
was convicted The Recorder sentenced hun for four
years. at hard Iabor ~ state prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
moboken'. Mun,c,pa, Troubles.

Five members OF the Hoboken Common Coun.
ell. Messrs Crssy schmidt Sullivan. Ellis and 0ross
were indicted by the Hudson County Grand Jury laa
week for macasance in office The charge against them
was the alleged illegal payment OF claim 81 100 s
Mes.r. vroom and Lppcncou for legal services. Ats
special meeting Of the Council last night rcsolutiou
was passed 70 discontinue further business until after the
accused Councmcn have been tried
Mayor Russell was waited bV large delegation a
ciukens late last night who urged him veto acton
OF the Council lie did not decide what course to pursue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
Electins Railroad Directors.

TRENTON. Feb. 4.-The following named rail-
road directors were elected IN tins city to-day.
Belydere and Delaware Raroad-G. b Roberts. 10
aah Bacon strickland kneass, John kennedy A. J.
nerhyshire, charles f1reaNes. Lewis Perrne Charles
Btrtes anf Ashhcl Wclch.
Pennington Railroai-Charles Bartlcs, Ashhel Welch
Thomas Fidlcr. samuel Lilly Vim = Emery. Alex.
ander Murts. John G. nopewIll, BENJAMIN Fish, aud
Mercer aud somerset Railroad Ilanon George
Roberts, Thomas A scott StrlO kaud knoass Nlrun
A. Howell, Augustus Van Iaudt Lewis P,rrinc Bcna.
min Fish, Levi = Atchlcy. A l. Dennis, ami Ashbel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

Officer Quinn and Sergeant Brennan Of the
Fourth street police wiliamsburgh discovered two mes
In the area Of Mr. John Mays resdence at % Lee ave
nue.. at about ~ O'Clock yesterday morning. Each
Of the officers graspcd a man. and a hard
strnggle ensued The Sergeant relaxed hh
grasp on his prisoner TO assist Ocer QUINN who waa
being hreatensd by the other with revolver and
ne escaped, leaving his coat in the serscants hands
Quinns pn.oner secured lie gave his name as Nc
Laughhn The escaped man was caught afierward bV
Oncer MeCalton. lie gave his name u Frank Porter 4
ieNoiNer club. knc, razor. chisel, and screw
drl.er wsre found on him Hs Is known TO the police
Justice Elliot committed both Of the ur .oners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
Ministers IIisslns.

While the Baptist ministers were niently dis
eussns the subtle question what shall be the Form
the Rcsurrected Body ami Just Brother aincs hac
finished an elaborate argument yesterday cadaverous
stranger eNcitcdiy jumped up and shouted Friends
I'm stranger 70 You hisse hut fc-ards the Tcsur
recnon o the body let me tell you sen.aun and moro
h~scs that those who righteous shah be righicou
stl cries Of sit down. ana those who are lthy shall
be nlihy sull Good morning. And the stranger
stalked down the aisle and went out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

Col vose Of the Seventy-nrst Regiment re-
ported at o'clock last night to Capt Williams Of the
Thirteth street police. that crack extending the length
q the rhrysxh street side Of the armorv hsd sudden
" appeared Col Nose had summoned me ombcrs OF the
regiment To all the furniture and arms Capt
Williams sent officers suard the street elcgra phed
70 SUP trinc nicut Adams Of tie DcuartmcntO Of Buildings
70 takc charge o the armory The superintendent sayi
that the building l. safe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
Passed over Mayor noweir. Veto.

The Brooklyn Common Council took up yes.
erday the resolutions awarding the contracts clean
ius the streets IN the fth sixth Thirteenth Fourteenth
sixteenth. Twcntynrst. and Twenty third Wards "a
others than the lowest bidders. and passed them ovei
Mayor HoweNs veto by vote ni II to 7. The MayOf
had vetoed the resolutions the ground that cNpenx
Of $500 would be- incurred above the sum Tor which
spOnslDle bidders had offered to do the work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
Seeking the Custody OF n ChIId.

In the suit for absolute divorce of John IL
Broach the son OF the cashier Of the whamsburgh Saw
inrs Bank, which terminated in the husbands favor the
child, George + Broach, curly haired boy 10 years q
age, was awarded to the custody Of the mother Ycser
DAY Application was made to Justice Pratt Tor modihca
uon oi the decree awarding the child 10 the mother and
tugenc Pomeroy was appointed referee to take testL
moy hs TO her nncss 70 retain custody of the child Tie
sununy before the referee bore out the charge OF inn
dcy made against the wife. The couple married
N l-oH and they have three children " j. Peck and
William Thorpe are implic a ted In the eharge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

Ex-Shcrir John Haskell Of Allegheny county,
Pa seized yesterday seventeen head cattle valued Il
$1,000 In the pens of United States Senator McPhersou
IN the Jersey city cattle yard Haskell AYERS that thu
cattle stolen his yards week ngo hy George
lcremy. who sold them 10 pallVrsnn Bowen o rhllA
de ha by whom t.y were shipped 10 Jersey city " b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

The Miners Powder Company's factory. near
the railroad at Pciham,c. was burned yesterday In
the storchou~c, where the nre started was lot OF
nitrate Of soda charcoal and S,wiu-t OF black walnut
Hui white wuot Three men who were making cart
ridges we're warned lust the flames burst their
room The cartrdscs u i said. are noneNpnsiNe, =
illuminate which eNplNiDd hY percussion cap being
added elsewhere. Thurc fire IN the huillne cN.
tn hft4tk.t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
Union uilr. Chier OF Police Arrested.

Chief OF Poi'o Hoiimestr of Union Hill
heard Private Jacob Schlcc OF the Niuth Regiment N
jersey city. sin-in-. early SUNDAY morning some
of MS comrades, uu the home from drll He arrest
Ell ciie aud locked him up icst rdnN Schll el hal
the CGei Of Pohce arrested tor false ipr onnleAt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
a Merchant Charged with Forgery.

LoUIsyILIE. Feb. i.-Alderman Henry 3
Moss discovered to have forged paper TO the
sinoro or sOpD New YORK. and Louisville parties be ig
the sufferers Mr. Moss the -euiar member ri n,
hrm of Mos. Srmpc, whole sale hardware dealers AM
bore an excellent reputation Tor business integrity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

The Kings county Grand Jury presented yes
teriay seventy indictments, and forty persons were ar
rNsned Among them was James Donahuc. tie son
Of fashionable Montague street tailor. who for long
time robbed MS fathers customers by calling At their
houses for their best suits. pr'trnins that ne
Tor thcm There were sN init rtu4ents arainst him tor
grand larceny and tor lcut larceny 10 all which
he pleaded guilty
James Mcpcrinott. indicted Tor assaul; and battery
with intent 10 Nil Charles Ramsey, Oh Nov %. pleaded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

CAPE HArTERAs. Feb A chronometer with
the following card was picked up at the beach
of the station the rrst Chronumetcr No 60 on
top AMI 7tp~ under line, msic by Joseph Johnson.
II IL tins dAN last ot rceNwlch time seconds and
!, gaining hNc seconds dal! Marked New NorA John
Oakes 40 Maiden lane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

Tho Rcv Justin d. Fulton of Brooklyn has
declined tlr call To become the pastor u the Bow dOiu
square KtVt.t Church of Boston giving as hi, only
reason hc pressing need Of the Centennial Baptist church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
a Gri.t MN burned And One Life Lost.

BoRpENTowN, n j.. Feb AT a late hour on
sunday night the gist mill of Howard Iycns lo the IS
tate of fhomn, " tycns, AT Sew EsSpt, ocean county,
was burned WITH thirteen tons m tuur william
Herbert an employee Of thr NH. icil.hcd n tAe runs
The loss Is estimated at a 40, mo- insurance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
More than Two Thousand Live. Lost

PARIS Feb. IA despatch dated Shanghai.
Chur, yesterday published here announces that an
asyum tlr Inru aui chnfrrn in tfe eN of rcn I-n.
lut- h.,i llrurd Moro than srpi person, are sad "
lIAL- MIMI l.lL-.l Nm ilLn NIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05
Mr. knapp's Return.

Frederick G.. Knapp. the accused real estate
agent w Jersey CITY returned home Yesterday, and gave
hml before judge ward the charge Of swinlnns h ID
IhuWs N iu the collection OF rents Knapp declares
he MAS absent Oh business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

Elizabeth Mary Lyons, aged three. of N
McituW sticrt. llohuken iied Yesterday from inurei
received on saturday 10y ahns into boiler OF hot water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

Christian 7. Hanson. sailor OF tho Janson.
At the foot az tonnvrr street HruOklN r the
yard the deck the vessel yesterday afternoon
lie MaS fatally injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

CAFE Town JAN l5.-The Caffrc war Is being
vigorously prosecuted Numerous volunteers and bur-h.
er, are going 0 the front Col Glyn has defeated ihc
OHikh- nt QuntAna The insurrecunn Is not spreading
severe fshtns occurred IN the Ifauske on the i3lh
The natives defeated with great lu~s An oi.
cal announcement which hHs been issued say, that the
Government ha, reason to believe the rebellion WILL 10
speedily crushed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

Clear or partly cloudy weather cold norhcr.
" siun- io warmer sOutcrly winds stationary u Sl
la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-05

Private disponsary for disaases Of tho skin
nni rrnlrN ors2ns, ~. D.SeeAeg d. Open dAy iloH
y ar. A.-Ala