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THE EXPLOITS OF A PERSIAN
Money Collected I'm America Ostensibiy for n
Catholic Church in Persia.

Father Lazar Cinciuga, the suspected Arch
priest OF Persia who collected money from
Roman Catholic churches in Detroit and other
Western cities and also in Canada disappeared
on Monday from the Merchants Hotel I'm Cort-
landt street. where he had been n boarder for
several DAYS. A reporter for THE Sun who con-
versed with him in regard to the charge of the
Detroit clergy that he is n fraud. was told that
tho Bishop Intended to start for Constants
noplc right away" When Bishop Cinoiuga was
told Of what had been said against him in De-
troit he Indignantly ratified Off some words In
Chnldcc to his attendant. md the attendant i'm
mediatcy put his head under the bed. and re-
appeared with Il leather bug. from which he
engcrly seized this. and removing the cover
took out IA big roll of papers. which he handed
To- the reporter. saying. there arc my GER
There wcrc lctters in many languages from
Roman Catholic dignitaries in Frame. Austria,
Hungary. Poland. Italy Portugal. Turkey and
America. They bore archi"piscopa seals and
in .ptember, 1877. by Cardinal Franchi.
Father Mort who knows his Eminence init
mately, and is familiar with his handwriting.
called on Father Cinciuga, at tho request of
Vicar; General Quinn, to look at the letter. He
says that It is written in the Cardinals custom
n, n bqld, clear style. While not positive the
lGes Is SnHs he Is satisfied that the
The Persian says that he was Prince in the
place where he belonged. and that he WIS =
pticsl w uio NtbtoTlNu tnuTcn vi ItTSld unill
about two years ago. when he became convert
to Roman Catholicism and took with him 200
members OF his congregation over to his new
faith. His mission In this country he OK
plained. was to raise money toward building for
them a church in Persia. The sudden disap-
Ollie clergy in doubt.
In Detroit. Father Cinciuga got 900 from Mira
Francis Palmer. $50 from Bishop Borgess., $50
from Father BliZenburgh. $50 from Father
Pulcher. $50 from tho Jesuit Church. $50 from
y. vinccnt's Church. $50 from ST. Patrick's
was the guest there OF Bishop Borgess. until the
latter got suspicious OF him. and gave him a
Ia Int 90 Al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-08
WEALTH At OUR DOORS,
TIE initial Move for Mexsco's FSnas go
Most Desirable ReveIslion.

When the Chamber OF Commerce met YES
tcrday. n portrait Of it's late member. John c.
Green. by Huntingdon. awaited inspection Mr..
A. A. Low presented it to tho board in behalf Of
Mrs. Green.
Scion Humphrey. C. ". Marshall and Eliot
+. Shepherd were appointed a committee to 20
20 Albany TO confer on quarantine matters.
Mr.. d" Zamacono. Special Agent OF the Mcxi-
can Government to this country. was intro
duccd as the bearer Of n commercial olive
branch. Mr. de Xamacono said TINT in the shop
windows Of the avenues of New York he saw
many articles o. commerce that ARE unknown
hut needed in Mexico. and that many products
Of Mexico are needed in tho United states The
attcr. for instance 70 to Mess mn for oranges
while choice fruits grow nj their very doors.
nhre Is grown in Mexico. too. out Of which bet
TER paper may be made than from any other
known product. The two countries CONNER
cial interests nre identical. and should be made
one. Mcxiro's mines contain more mineral
than those Of Nevada and California and no
country can 90 easily and cheaply supply the
United States with coffee and sugar. What is
needed 10 enable the two countries TO trade to
ndvnntnge with each other is MULTIPLICATION Of
~" facilities Of communication. The number
81 steamboat lines should be increased. and a
gr,.at international railroad should ho built
Mr.. de Zainarono was heartily applauded.
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SHALL SALARIES BE REDUCEDY
How Shall school Teachers, Police Omcess,
aud Fire men be Paide

Comptroller Kelly, Tax Commissioner
men replied yesterday TO the Assembly's ques-
tion whether they favor the reduction OF the
salaries Of school teachers. police officers. and
fremen. Mr.. Kelly says that the Board of APP
portionment has not the power to reduce the
salaries of those officers the Legislature hav-
Ing fixed the pay OF the police and nrcmen. and
the salaries of the school teachers being under
the control Of the Board Of Education. He
views II. Therefore. as improper for him to give
n categorical answer.
. President Roberts points to his record ms n
representative in Congress. and says that
should questions of reduction of salaries Of city
officials como before the Board Of Apportiun-
vote on them according to his best judgment
ii' ADDS that before Increasing the power Of the
Board 81 Apporiionmeut. the Legislature should
pnss an honest Apportionment bill and an Ex-
else law.
Comm sioner Whcclcr says: "A proper adj
lively demands that the salaries Of a portion Of
the police force and Of the nremcn should he
reducrd, and also to limited extent the saln-
ries OF the school teachers. There are many
members OF the police force and many of the
nremen and OF the school teachers who from
thor superior merit, their long and efficient
services. and their great experience. are en-
Titled t. receive salary equal to the amount
they are paid. But To- place the superior and
Inferior IN merit on the same footing is not as
Wow II, proper administration of the public
affairs Of the cty. The salaries Of the police
all new appointees should in every instance
enter upon tn. lowest grade. at the salary ut
tachcd thereto
Mayor Ely's reply is to be made to-day.
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SEMENIS.


The Vocal Society OF New York, though
existing under the same incorporate name. and
having generally the same aims and purposes
6s the society which made for itself SO excellent
q reputation under Mr.. Mosenthal's leadcrsh D.
il. in reality. very different organizations
IL has a new leader and new members,
and is similar only in that it brings before tho
public music Of a like character with that per-
formed 10y il in its palmiest days. such us
madrigas and part songs.
1t would result in no good purpose to COM
pare the society as II now exists with what il
once was. Nor. in fact has II yet brought itself
- .ely ask Tor calm and unbiased criticism. Ii
= in effect though not in name "A new organiza-
is not Of the best, and the society IL exceedingly
really he t Supposed the ''S Thoricom iiss
lkoy 10 o be- either low in number "r h or
slight in degree. To dwell upon them in detail
would lie productive NJ no good whatever for il
II not that the society has not been inteigently
guided in the right direction. and shown hy
their conductor how the pieces should be- sung.
but TINT the voices are not there 10 sing them.
There evidently Is an excellent spirit in the
society and u cheerful endeavor 10 do their ut
most, nHt ms is not cnons b. Trained voices
individual excellence there can be no general
sNcellrrce-ior the whole cannot Ice stronger or
better than its pnrts The society has. beyond
doubt. nm excellent. jealous. and painstak ing
conductor. but his efforts have NOT suflccd TO
make the society sing even such comparative
Flowrry Vale" with finish or beauty Of style
and phrasing.
The solo parts. as we have said wero
weak. and in some instances painfully
inaccurate Reineckc,,s very beautiful trio
was quite spoiled by being taken in a
listloss funeronl tempo. Tho bright vivncity
was all taken out Of II. aud II needed for good
cfiet to have been sung third faster
If IN" society IL in earnest II will seek TO re-
cruit itself with firm. strong and trained voices,
On this It's artistic success and its duration will
dpponu.
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Business lnctitts.

Celery has only come into publ, within the last
few years nervtnc, but scientific exp rncns and
experience have proved beN md doubt that controls
nervous irritation AMI periodic nervous aud sick head
ache to marked degree
Hut combination Of the Extract Of celery and Chamo-
mile, which has bat recently been tr luccd To- the
fession and the public Oy my -el has produce such mar
velous results IN curing nervous ness ana hoadache and
especially nervous and sick headache. neuralgia dNspcp
STA and sle' essness, tlntit public attention
and newspaper comments, ant therefore give the fol-
lowing Information To- the public t. avoid answering
hundreds ot letters Of inquiry about them.
Ny pills tot the cure Ui headache ami nervousness are
pared under nNn supervision and are intended
expressly g. headache nrurHlga. Dyspepsia sleep
lessucS> and and VIII where
organic disease the brain spinal cord exists.
Hundred. oi eases NJ many years standing have been
cured. NomHtter how chrome obstinate tue casc may
be permanent cure Is morally certain THIS statement
j. made after ,rars o experience ~ their use IN the gen
eral IrHCtcc oi medicine
These pills also valuable for school children
who suffer from nervous headaches caused by over.
worked brain IN their studies AMI Tor all classes a. har
brain workers whose ovcriNcl nervous centres need
repair and ,eda'un Ncrvou, trcmor. weakness. AMI
paralysis beng daily cured hN tho~c pills. as well as
other troubles diseases ieitndent upon nervous de-
ransemcnt The, give color tesh. aud strength to thu
pale. lean. and weak
directions ON ca boN Price 50 cents, or siN boSe,
for - 80. pusiae ire 10 any adde's. No order MI,
unless accompanied bN the money For sale by all
Wholesale aud tail druggists once ioi Nerih Eutaw
st Baltimore, MI DR. 4. ". BENSON.
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THURSDAY, March 7.-FLouR AND MEAI-The
market wa, dn and weak. hut there was -omc recovery
nne. 81 ioatt 80, extra STATE ssS; western spring
500. wnwr whoa, extras. s19S5.-A. de. Xxx AMI
MN =, Es a. Mnnes9a ps,c NJ s"sss ey
dramas - 3gs7 southern shpplnp extras, g. lAssi ~
'oioN-S III, WI, held h.hcr checking bushes.
ENID npoyaut hut clocd only ,ltl, dcarr Al
u cior March and Apull 2leior Muy n ilc fJuic.
and II tN ior oc,i,r saeso iutur,. 1864 uOht,- Ne.
eeirtN At the l"r1s ms l~y, H,s27 lae~
fEovisoNs-Polk dui AMI inwcr. hut closed more
s6 pi For nturr cn,cr" onrrd a. 80 ~ siu 10 and
siui5, and siOan len Iui,i BE, hams ,c,hnl AT
si5stl7 2 b9i bacon du, sua n'mlnNy lower, Wcsi
nominal Al tho late decline LAID lower hut aciivc clos
PRIME cll, aiM 7iicss7 - PRIME ", .l,ln opening
at me nsng, 1s"rc amt c"nI =. s 9 "a D. az" 20 i1r
iur MAY ami si4-ss or unr Dressed hng -. s1c ioi
citv. market pe,, 'c buicr was luli amt dropping;
state ana Ng,rrn Sr,Mnel"; "@f state tubs and
plchr state 90 " i'c"nNn lactorl's iusit'4c, N,st
can iari ~, ~h"'s STATE dallc' eslj'.c Fresh
'nA> Nnal mcu,d alta further decline OF rll, Pc
uu, NroH-ht cat Il GOOD demand upon whnh there was
.omr fc'it IA pur"s, -a's On the spot nitpl ash II
~ -l'seFl "a ~ No spring New York nnd Nortl
good toco %ni'r i % Tor ,,n,@ srrra H. ui'
~ ' amt - iuSefl SO Tor nl, nor {" prime lci "uu
sla for Arul A. u =. ani ~ ri winter At ~ ~
hA sars "h the sni 2HU'l bush NJ Nseefh'te tor
rrdrd mixed. AMI 3iaHh lu, Mllr. ne n,nng No =
9n ,,, 2r max AT e, s;I n' w@ a. ~
i , "' 80 ~. .,,u., iMd \ il'n- nam ~ w. ON
ul. "N \" AT J'sNlhc. aud 1liseA,lc. tor ,r.unor
s.u,,n'u VIM, "'ot"le for o'ugs de'nW, il-li",'
lUr AunL anG 5oj.c or NAY. and No =, Oes,o.e. iOr
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state bonds ruled steady. Railroad securities were
hsh,t ana IN -o9l request The principal transactions
a am branch So, 81 l. and chic ~; i,e. e;
Imp Go Is. 49,, Mil and ST Paul lists Lit Crosse DIV
lu1' Han AMI IT. Joseph s. conv. 49, Chic aud n W
gold reg bonds 80 Albany anil susa Dds So 20
e North Missouri lists igi 1889 Cen pac. lists Cal
and Oregon branch stl. u. Pac. lists Ius Pacinc of
Missouri lists, ys,s; Col, Cev and Ind Cen lists ~:
HANNIBAL aud Central Missouri lists, 10. Lake shore
I'd con. reg, e-ias Western Union Telegraph coupon
.p ~ Alton aud Ierre liaute income, 90, New Jersey
central lists new. lluAi Chicago Rock Island and Pa.
enc y. 1917. reg lTi4 New YORK Central lst mort
frs ny Hhio and Mississippi con bonds 49,. ccve-
land aud Toledo sinking fund no. Toledo and wabash
lists - Louis division. ex nstur,d COUPON M Delaware
anu Hudson req ~. 49, Can 50. Deb Cert So.
mon fa me sinking mnd. sa's Chicago and North west
cru con, coupon gold bonds. SCI Canton Conuanv i6
lulon Pacific lst mort. ltsi, wnuna and ~ i iss
49,. - Paul i>ts. I and 81 Toledo ami Wabash Isl
mort. l9ps MM auker and It Paui con sinking fuld
y, i>.lsh ani W con, t''i Now York Elevated lists
~ Huntington Cedar Rapids. AMI Northern lists Is
Ihc opening highest, lowest ami +. closing prices
OF stocks 10 day were -1iI.imy =
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DIIfD.

ATWOOD On Thursday March = q, Perth Ambov,
j., Mt the 'slencc oi her soninlaw, II parknn II
Higgins LYDIA Atwood. widow Of the late Charles Al.
wood. IN the s.i vcar Of her axe
Funeral on SATURDAY. March - from - James church
from New York.
BNRNES ON March g. suddenly Margaret 9 Byrnes
beloved daus htcr ct Matthew AMI Mary B,rn.s aged II
years. months. and "davs
Relative and irenis TIE family are invited to attend
her funeral from hc late residence. 6Sh corner Of
llih av. IN fr.idN. Mar 20 = at NJ
NICHOLSON ON Thur. ~, 'th inst., jane Eliza Bur
ras. widow 90 Thomas s. .fol,uu
TIE relatives ani iir'Ms 90 the fanil, are invited
60 attend NE lnm he's Htc reside nee ~ kiml ST.
MlNkoff Al latAnds March >. John Wyckon in
the b1th wear o hi>
Relatives aud friend, respectfully invited a. attend
ne funeral from his lat Fctcncc on saturday March
q. at O'Clock 4 VI
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New YORK Thursday. March 7.-Roccipts ot
bceyc. to day were only car loads o. ~ head and tho
total since Monday T. 2~ll against ifJi for the
time last week There were but few buyers in the mar.
bet place and trade lsiuli n'i limited Decent to
dun steers Of 1lOial2b hs hive weight were sold
at sS &C. r. N udr,..s - ns 20 the gross Cwt fair
10 tnn 10 2'nsi ~ ~ ~ si,7Htsc.. to dress 500
J6 ms None taken Tor the export trade -
Receipts of calves were 10 lt al. making total OF go
since Monday against 80 iot the time last week.
Sales were slow az unchanged pfcos. or Iis@7isc n.
for poor To- good veal. AM a. Tor prime aud extra
Receipts OF sheep ami lambs - car lpais nr 40
head, making lpl9j Monday against oJ2 for tho
same time last week Buyers were clamnrous for inr-
thcr concessions ant tic market closed weak aini dc.
pressed. with sales fair 20 good sheen At % i.c
n car u extra cnnsviyanii wi'hers t5i Ms average.
ntusc. o. n and load OF sheep. several dnA
III The pcuS here. at about ., y N
Receipts of hogs today TO-, car loads, or f52O
head, making a total VI 1DOD since Monday against
l4lj1 for the same time last week None oferc alive.
nor wanted Nominal quotations for tar TO good hogs.
StaSt ~ ~ 10 Ms
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SUPREME COURT -CHAMBERs Nos G. 10 A.
a. % 6i, 81 -, ~. 10 lul llQ iO7 TIA l2I IA
~. 4, lnl, E9 2o3 30 IA, 30 22l. 247, ah5 25s
SvrnsF CouRr-GFsrRAL TrRs Nos p ~ ~ II ~
~ - ~ ~ ~ ~. 80 IS, i52 1873, 1850. 100. i6i
l0S 1877. l@ III. III
surms rouw-srtclh TERS -Domurrcrs Nos T. =
Law and FIct-Nu, i53, li1. III la2 I0i 2it aId.
2lS 20 22l - ~ 81 2pi 23i 2ii 80 1a 2a7 Nh
go - ~ h'3 1871 49, 2a 81 100 i75, i70, ls2 lsJ
III i's. 2ul
sumuMl torRT- CiRcrir Part Nos H. II II Part
II short tnuses Nos 27fsl 2sgHl Aria ~ 900 .S7
800 ai7S 2s2t 2dA 2s1O 27-~ 'ss7. WsS 2737 ana
NNl. Ns~ j@li as7S, 1Sin ali @t' ana Fart III -
fnls 3tr fl3, no 2,al @pld ?li3 2it7, 2i0O 9O.o
27l1 goa, lth 2ih i7l2's 3psa, 49,
SrrtiuoR torhr-Srf'tAL IlKN Mos ~ -
- Surthioh uuh1-luAL lthh Part l-Iase on No
2hA, No duN tlh ul r.
toNWoS rLtAs-GtstilAL TTRs-Nos IoS, 100, |, a, S,
~ rs
toNNoS plFAs- CHA-HKHs. --Dcmurrrr No. -
. uNNuN l'lF's IhAL IthN-faft Case NO 40
Nut It. ttrIinr
Mul,Nl corer rsl.l rlm-pnu l-slori Causes 80
~. .a 1851 ~, t.i 'NNt 1fpi'. ~. $3.50 1'Gi
tlM M ili, 4lnl indi ilff l'art II Short CAUSES
No. lui fuli $3.50 N,i $50. iulb Il1G. $3.50 llhl.
au2l. ilN fl~s IN ilNf iun fint. itni nm ir-S
f2l1 Part ~ short Cause. 80. Assi. a2pl. iall.
42'h l'lS 2i~, 700 i-3i 217 ai2a I-2i, 40 i.7
4u,i ASA
The number Of tickets in the Louisiana
STATE Lottery assigned tn this city is limited. and
their sale for III" Mach draw nv will close at
sharp . O'Clock onthe day ol the drawing. Tues
dav. the 18th inst.
heretofore the tickets have all ways fallen short
OF the demand, AIDE.
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Arr1NcU-TWUNsDAfs WHFCh 7.
SIS NSaua. Mckay London
SIS state VI Indiana smith. Glasgow Feb ~ and arpe
Gath.
IS Atlas Low. Jacmci Feb ie Aux Cages 10Th. Port
au.Priuce 2Jd, AMI Kingston ia 18th.
IS Algeria. Watson. Liverpool FEB ~ and Queenstown
24th
IS old Dominion, walker. Richmond. CITY Point, aud
Norfolk.
s. Neptune, Berry. Boston.
IS Tvbcc, Kuchl San Domingo City
IS Saratoga. Sundbcrg Havana.
ship Cyclone. Field Manila
Ship Joseph Fish. Schafcr. Antwerp.
Ship John Bryce, morse Callao.
Ship Mercury Panno. Bremen
Bark lIertha Petersen Antwerp.
Bark Talisman, Briggs Barbados
Bark Camilla, johnson Ehnila
Bark Daring. Anderson. Cardcnas
Bark Grid. Nielsen Belfast
Bark Atlantic, Lrnfare st Pierre.
Bark Venus. Richie Liverpool
Brig lsidOra RiUnia Turkey. taricnas
Brig Ransom, Lson. Puerto Cabello.
Brig Marianne Nv, tarvalho Lisbon.
Schr Lnrtne, Somers. Prugre@O
Also the usual river and COastwise vessels.
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yfiERIED.

ut BoIS-vOoRMAN At san Francisco. cal. at the
house 81 the brides parents hN the E.N A. |. Stoie,
u d jalnc, Dl "a B'l,ui Portland. oregon. TO Hen
rictia NJ NoOrnnn o the fufmcr place
JOLLY -iuLTON On March g. william II Jolly Of
New YORK e. Iaulia toiuu Oi chicago
QtAckENBl sll-BALnWlN At Patterson, y Y. "a
Quackcnbush Of Newhui-h. 10 Gvur-v BALDWIN,
daughter OF z. Theodore BALDWIN Esq, " Patterson
Putnam county \ !.
RNTHBONE-DENNlS- the residence Of william
rockingham. VI d. Washington Irishts. March 3 by
the Rev ,has A stsiiari. u u Il Bircckcr Kaihboua
NJ u
wnEELER-wIsNFR At the Gu.cy House on Tues
day. March = by tho Rev pr Brooks DE wit CLINTON
Wheeler 10 Mrs FAMINE l. Misper. both OF this city.
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WOMEy VINO WANT TO VOTE.
Resolving TO ask Municipal Suffrage for Tax.
paying Women.

Sixteen women and two reporters attend
ed the fifth annual meeting Of the New York
State Woman Suffrage Association at 80 Will
loushhy street, Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Field. who was conspicuous in the
Beecher trial as the constant escort and friend
Of Mrs Elizabeth Triton. presided. and Miss
White. "A fashionaby dressed young lady, wear
Ing gold trimmed eye glasses hung with a gold
chain read the minutes which rec ted that there
are "a 900 taxpaying women in Mnssach usetts.
whose w"aith Mgr sat.s s210.OOO 600
Mrs. Fades, richly dressed N u" height OF
fashion, read paper on woman suffrage. IN
WI h she sind that the question ol universal
suNris wus one that the ladies Of to-day could
'arcc.y expect to settle IN tlrir favor Tho
th.l.. now wanted WIS "qua iHdtiun 0i hrAos. 70
tnHt men and women shall b" equal in the lam
liy. 30 tiDty, thuroh. AMI Stat. Women had
nc' n .un- enough ahoring Ter reetII ctlun.
VI Ia" bonding" WIS not removed diseased
d'tion Woud tax" place
II was then moved thnt II petition be- circu-
lhl'd hsNing i"f municipal suffrage for taApay-
M Women
Mr.. fiold said that the necessity for wOman's
suffrage WIS "l"Hr in ErOuklyn. She met u
rinnt many women who expressed wunt they
w.u,d ~ II they mad only a say ~ affairs.
Mrs. walton sad ilW nhr wanted to get tho
benefit Of suffrage hut she didn't thlnk she
should lee forced To- buy property and pay taxes.
Tie resolution was adopted.
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Denounc,nu the Raymond stree. Jan.

Mr.. Sinclair Tousry Of the New York State
Prison eurm Association addressed the Kings county SIT
pery-ors yesterday afternoon urging the erection Of
iHt IN Rrnokvn m place of the present Raymond street
lml, which, Mr. ruuFA declared. l. disgrace and ~
IrInch 10 Christian city The qu,s at huildnr a
nov wint 90 the plrs M i NJ cost Of SiH"n which
The sl"CHl ORDER ut the day. indefinitely Iu.t
TDfti 4 resolution 90 humid a Workhousr At n cost al
SuuHnWns Hhrd ami % wa, referred to the rriItn.
thar, t,nuitDc To- inquire into the eashl iiy hulug
Morhhousc un ia, land adjoining the p,nito nuary
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Ex-Frccholder Patrick McPhillps Of Jersey
'itN l. missing He wa-a liquor dealer ana leading pol
iucan in the Second District lie was among the mem
hers ot The board indicted voting the new Court
HOUSE site He had several thousand dollars in the Fh
Nafh Savings hank This he has drawn. and he nor
row,d smaller suns Mr. Patrick Mrchan was on his
hnhd Tor fs.'pl for appearance In Mrs NcPmips
saw mat She has not seen her husband since Washing
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Assmots. ga, Nov :. 1877
This is To certify that WIS taken with u dis
ui flt hHtft ma icltttf' $50. ami suffered
seven luuul Wlnum my alirudnF ullN sioltu told
mat had "a uU rltor HinpcNN o the hrart. ana mat
tNrrt WAS 400 cifCr Tor me-. Mr. john T. OuNrr ,nt me
Wuid tn1rA ~ fnItr. MuilcM Discovery. Nhlch dd.
and tuii net rom the first Nu. ter u.ug bot
ttt Wn- 'rti'i nru 10 uIN llN Mhur, hnd have CON
tuird ~ work s'rr siucr never hrlns symptoms
oi ihe dlseH-s. II l. Csrtaiuiy a llttt nNdt inc.
TnoNAs EDWARDS ado
4 e.. '' c' ',, wm,,.e.
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C. ]. Lyon-One thrce-story brick store and
dwelling house rronu four.story brick tenement house
lrrarl with lot 25NUlN22xi5x3x75 a53 stanton street
south side, 80 feet west VI sheriff street q, 23j TO
plaintiff
Scott Nyers-one four-story brick store and ienc.
mVnt house, with lot 25NtSo h2D West Thrth ninth
street south side, 800 ieet at Tenth avenue
Ia palnuH
Van fassell kearncy-One four story hrck factory
with lot - lo N+2 AXIS oNtaS ~ Cedar street south
side. between William ami Pearl streets s1,s,u. to
planuh.
James VI Mner-Onc.st story frame DIV, ling and stable
with plot ~ SNl Hasa 1lNlEi ON ia, south sIi, of
Eetht' hird street 30 ,-t west Ninth aveu,e luD
plaintiff
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In relation 10 the Brcwers' and Grocers' Bank
which occupies the building orme rly by the Third
Avenue sa,lngs Rank. Examiner Orvis reports a de.
hci'ncy oi S23i2 due In part to msmAnag aud in
art ~ the irregular proceedings nf John Hese late
cashier The banks capital is SOON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-08

The District Conference Of the Young Men 3
Christian Associations of the counties Of New York West
chester, Richmond Kings Queens. suffolk and ockland
met Yesterday Tor the first time in the BROOKLYN Young
Mons Christian Association rooms There are twelve
associations IN t1T district i've which
ed yesterday THE afternoon session devoted re.
cinr reports and Ia Rhle adiug aud In the
the following e. pics were discussed The temptations
peculiar a. young men, what moro be- donc 10
IN" mN AM How increasc the nnmhtr aud
cheney o ~ catons IN this distctf The sessions are
10 be continued today
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-08
Mrs. Zabriskie's Fortune.

Louis +. Therasson Of Thernsson 4 RYAN,
lawyers offs Pine street pleaded not guilty in the Cen
eral Sessions yesterday when accused stealing si5ro
from Mrs Sarah Zabrskc Of u East Thrueth street by
rauducnilv obtaining her Signature 10 satisfaction
piece Tor MORTGAGE the Reformed chnr nt lar.
lem Nrs Ha,tisAie and rherasson Ms snid were play
mates ~ thihoei aud close ricniship has hitherto
sNst"d between their families lie her agent and.
II ~ charged misapphed at least slO0u.o whil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-08
MARINE TNTELLTGENCk.

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Sun rises. - sun so Moon sets. 10 81
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Sandy Hook 10 2J Gov Island II I2 Hell Gate ~ u