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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-17
S.futEI BOUIEs DEL ~.
The Ind OF n Husy Iife- Mr.. Bowie. ms n
Newspaper Man-Iit Books.

Samuel Bowlcs, one OF the best known and
most successful Of New England editors. died
last might at his homo in Springfield of pnral-
ysis Of the brain. Mr.. Bowcs was born in
Springfield in 1896. His father was the pro-
pri,tor of the ReptbNcda. n newspaper pub
lishcd weekly in that town. In 1874. when the
son was Is years old he induced his father to
make the paper daily he himself becoming
virtually its editor. From that time almost up
10 the day of his death he gave his constant
attention To the management of the RcpuJlirdn.
and succeeded In establishing for 1t a reputa-
ton both as channel Of news and as the organ
OF his individual opinions.
The small city Of Springfield. midway between
New York and Boston and only few hours
distant by rail from either. does not seem to
afford u favorable fold for newspaper enter
prise Mr.. Bowlcs's business tact and frank
habits 81 expression made his venture profit
able. Nv paving ,gsp"clal attention to the local
nows Of western Massachusetts and Of the val
Icy of the upper Connecticut. he extended the
HrpnbhcdD,s circulation and influence n good
way heyond The town limits II Springfield. by
own individuality he nude IL interesting.
:. The politics Of the Rpniiican and Of Mr..
Bowlcs were straight Republican up TO within
fcw vcars. At the tim" Of the Liberal movement
81 1872. he favored the nomination " Mr..
Charles Francis Adams by The Cincinnati Con
campaign which cnsued. IN the last Presdsn-
tai campaign. he rather inclined To- MIR. TIL
den. hut without opposing Hnyes. Since the
Inauguration oi Hayes. h" has sustained the
acts and policies Of the Administration.
Personally Mr. Bn,ylce wns "A clear and read-
able writer and u hard worker. lie gave much
attention To- the details u his ofllce. H. was
particularly fond " training up young men to
hr editors The " New ENGLAND page" of his
luuor. a collection Of condensed itoms " New
England news. has boon the primary school of
several aspirants to the honors Of the profess
sion.
About twenty. yenrs ago Mr. Bowles un-
dertook TO conduct a Boston daily paper Of
M truIoitan character. number of gentle
men bought The Traveller and engaged him to
cOniut IL. Tn" enterprise was unsuccessful.
aud lao abandoned IL in less than n year.
Mr. BoWlDs made several Journeys through
the region wing between the Mississippi and
N" Puriii. the fruit ~ the first. underak IN
IN 1855. heine srr"s ~ letters for The Rei,,d-
Across the Continent" Two other books
from his u.n appeared in 1864 on" called
lnrl of Nmrriin the later des.riiing tho
scenery and natural resources of Colorado.
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On n Wreck for Four Days,

Tho schooner Addie G. Bryant which ar
rived Ncs da hal ~ PASSENGERS the captain aud three
men ct the schooner VIM H. rrenuss. which was
wrecked am the ast Of December in lat ~ long 20
1901 capt II, lronuss q" tie wrecked schooner lett
Jacksonville Fla, an ilc 10Th % December with cargo
oi lumber t"f kingston Jamaica ON SUNDAY. the Goth
UT th' Nts,t an o. "hk lt next uuiuius heavy
sen sNclt nn the captains brother amt carried "A the
boat. Another sNeu ou the ioreca.tlo ana cleaned
nut tc cabin Then tho vessel ~ nj over ou her beam
ends The wa-is were cut away amt she rightd. The
cHl tam sill We l"u hhtfri 81 water Fui got some
coffee AMI flour out ui the cabin ~ means nf a sim
rl,- w. made ire. AMI TWO day. rot along very
We Do huf ca the fnrd ami fourth day, hat nothing 10
eat exec 1T ltilr corn chl About midnight THURSDAY
the whaling schooner WIN Wilson took ~, on Size was
hound eastward hut went out Of her course until We
sighted the Aidie bryant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-17
THE COOK or THE y ~. FRAY.
II Amt no Pirate; I'm Nothing hut "a Tramp
a lrImr rnnI.hnhIe by Drath.

William May, cos NJ the schooner f. H.
Pray wa- turned over 10y Capt. Caifrcv yes,cr-
day a. the custody II the United States Marshal
Mr. William Chalmers. who loaded the schooner
went before Commissioner Belts and made n
charge # piracy against MAY. The wording Of
the affidavit is that II the piracy act The pen
atty for tho crime charged is death.
Officer Maam made AFFIDAVIT To the stories
told 10 him by May. MAY told him that the
Captain was on board the Guide on Monday.
and gave him instructions not 10 e. from tho
slnop except ia the day time When the CAPTAIN
went away hc took two Naise- with him. May
SAID tu Nalam. am sorry didn't Iumpo.
board AT the time was arrested" Mag hat
sl"sl minis pocket. which he said Can't GARY
had given him 10 get the Guide towed uut.Ji tA,'
river.
May made no statement before the Ctmn.is-
sluucr, and al first seemed To have no knOwl-
.ise - On. no'ure Of his ~ nee. Whom in
T. rmei that ne was committed for pirncy he
broke down and began To Try. amt no
pinW",.. Ii" huhoered; am nothing but "A
tramp
mny head to tho arrest ot tho other men.
Tho owners of tn prHys cargo are 10 re-
Ii"Nu th"r ,gg'is, The entire cai-N, win the
exception nj thr 500 uafrel, ~ llsh. is ina the
or- of Hohukon. May says that Movers took
the fish from tho Pray IN the night. buying them
~ s. barrel, The market price Is son a bar
REL 4 writ II rcpleviu was served on Meyers.
II Ii believed that Capt. Clark has gone from
the city. he has not been soon AT any Of hi- old
hdunts for several days. II" is described rs a
hcaW-nuit man, weighing 200 pounds. lie is
below the nVrruL.r height. has IA full round fne.
nasal accent peculiar t. the Maine skipper. He
If pleasing in his address, and has more than
ordinary intelligence He Is only u years Of
ngc and has been commander oI ships since
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-17
FIRE IN 4 SCHOOL.
Mere thnn Five Hundred Pupil. Marched to
~ the street without "A Panic.

About O'Clock Yesterday afternoon one Of
tho Brothers in -. Teresas parochia school.
near Rutgers street and East Broadway. no.
ticcd smoke and fame issuing from the heater
in 'he floor Of the second class room. About
nGy children wore in the class room. which is
on t5e second moor, and they did not require to
bee told 70 get down stairs as rapidly as possible
There was l.tilo fame. but large volume Of
smoke. and, fearing n calamity. immediate
that department They numbered over 500
The pupils We're gOt out in comparative good
order, and all roa he'd the street without a'ci-
dent, lnr SIN lkc penetrated to the udJoinin!
building, the Academy Of 81. Trresa'- Brother
hood. who're were about 10 pupils. These were
ihrnug Of excited youngsters mado,hius- lively
in l,uteers street The Fire Department easily
"NlnGush"l inr ilamrs. SOM scraps of paper
or wood had dropped in the heater nu". No
damage was done the building. aud the BROTH
ers VIII 70 On with the ohool to-day.
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Brief mention was made on Tuesday morn
ins Of play produced at the Theatre Comique
called " Christmas JOYS and Sorrows" The
drama Is from the pen Of Edward Harricnn.
and this week takes the place upon the boards
of the popular little house of the usual variety
entertainment given there. II is but just TO say
that the work exhibits far more humor. con
structivc skill and intrioacy Of plot than
many. moro protentiaus plays lately produced
VII b large and versatile company is pro-
yid'd with appropriate business. and the un-
purpose ~ the PLAYWRIGHT and bring the W.
luuln Us drama TO a i'ris!s, are worthy II all
praise. II should he stated that next week the
Theatre torlqu returns To Is variety special
ties, and Will present an extraordinary comhi-
milton 81 people, including NJ cour-" Messre.
llar Kan ana Hart Themselves. who are the liie
and soul ol the house.
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NEW YORK, Wednesday. Jan, 16.-Reccipts ~.
or me same time last week Market ule irresnlsr,
with very little Improvement Ia prces but shade rmeT
under the influence cold weather nni moderate
ccpts Native oxen sud steers ranged from =, r n 10
drcs % ~ 60 the gross Cwt M 70 Ike TO dress %
- auf Texas and Cherokee cattle ~ loads sold at
- 4rY4c a. dress h5ai6 Bs About 30 good prime
steer. were taken Tor the export trade
Receipts ot calves were lH5 head, making $40 'incs
Monday, against sSp for same time last week Market
quiet aud unchanged te6siae for veals, and 2'49
az Tor grsssers
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 10 car ioad- OF
27p head. making total Of g3 since Monday against
$50 Tor the time last week. The demand wai
crate and sales slow. hut the feeling little
better, and the tendency favored the selling interest
sheep ranged from &c 10 g. y 70. and
choice lambs were sold ~ oAc. Fat Kentucky sheep
l23 rs average. >oi At SIC q n and far Ohio do IS
ms. ut 4iac
Receipts n swine were 81 car loads or : $50 he al
making l0ot since Monday against 49, Al for the same
time last week, Market steady and tribe hrmcr al
- lnatf - r 100 ~ Tor live hogs AMI "a
dressed sales alive include car loads of OHIO hogs
10 hs average. - i1i. e. ~ De-. car do. IA rs
a and 1 q do Isl n
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=. WEDNESDAY. Jan. 16.-FLouR AND MEAL
.G . w gq ss,e sS T'',. :SfS:
wi",sI ,i. 50 3. s I'd
sss - Whine sofa pstents g. So city SHIPPING
gShsn ss spens e sa g Ii sr' cC
mea7yess.n. s. ,,5ss5 Brand wine, s. 25ssa2s Rys
SS sa2 ss.w SaS' so" ssf , 20 rye ''d
for s %GTS s,Ss T ns o @ws g
bales Futures were few points lower CLOSING al
March SOC io April Il 2c Tor Nay and ii 10 To-
june. salcs Of futures 5000 bales Receipts at the
rsovlsioss doing better especially for delivery
s " a "T sare " ds S S so' bis m 81
March am sl2 25ssi2 ~ for April Bacon luict gut
go SS;, la and Psi 81 Inc Ws. 80 Sr
spot 80 IS al 81 20 for prime city and 81 ~ 1851 IS
closing a e Is lo fcbraary t7s7 Tor March 81 s5
sgeanleric. gssi9c.i state tubs and arkns 2ossOej
western do lbslhr. thccr steady. State factory, n
siaiie5 do daries ssl2Ac., ohio factory. lOGi3ae.
Eggs. lfa.,c Tor fresh
At ass pc ~ bus" sSVs az ae sS' 70,
S N9 :. icy fSrh r" s n a5si for red winter wss.
cafiw grades OF spring wheat entirely nominal;
SS Gd!S sSl S S or 80 s'T Tsd whites rasi
rns Tor January and d ii tor So wRiir Tor I Irnary
RVS RVS que, bmlcy n better demand and erowed state
bush At a'ssi Tor mixed ani JGeioc Tor white. IN
clmiine 80 srldcd at aIc for niN'i. and 37'.c lor
the spot ~ bush t52sstt,c for Western mixed
including No ~ 'Dsdii,c. Doe store and anolt and
No at i2al3s steamer mt ned 30 esJ3r new yellow
jersey aud southern; o5@51e For iuturc delivery 96,
~ bush including No ~ slofii r. JANUARY. and
steamer DO az soc Tor February ami j6sc Tor March.
GRoCl Wts-kio con" quiet and uuchanged ear les
lbawi~ A. gold stock here oi ~ iit bags sales
DAY mud grades unchanged, Jave, 2i722c Naracaibo
iva Ns gold. sales so BAGS SAvanilla priv ate
terms Rice steady n moderate sal, at sac currency
tot lumt site Nnldssr- about s'Uhit bp hhs New or
iean'. ss@i-c and BY auction. $50 hhls do ~ 22s3sc
Raw .lrars qui"t hut hrm fair ~ good refining cuba
IssI'ac centrifugal -dStc sales l5OhhdS Martinique
ari A. 81 &C.
SrNpWFs-Nnval stores were quiet and unchanged
common 10 good strained rosns II sh9si 72i, spirits
lurtcnunc 32r Petroleum quiet hut about steady sales
7'rl bhs refined Re crude. in hulk. 6i87c raow
steady At T'sa7 ! l.l6c. for prime Mhiskcy quiet 50
hui- sold - 81 ~, Ocean rct-hts unsc tiled quet
gram TO Liverpool. by steam, B,.d, cotton al pro
visions tts4js grain to London hy steam, al Hour by
sail = sst grain to Hull. by steam. Hid do 20 cork
for orders. Ns r ar: do TO Copenhagen rs vi refined
petroleum 10 Continent ~ do. 10 Bremen or Antwerp
s. ~
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WRECKED ON A REEF.
An American ship Lost In the Indian Dee an
Two Heats Crews Missing.

WASHINGTON, Jan 16.-The United States
Vlcc-Consul at Singapore reports the loss on
the 2jth Of October last Of the American ship
Granger. 800 tons. Of Bath. Me-. commanded
by Capt Doanc, and owned by Messrs. Scwcll 4
Co. The vessel was bound from Liverpool to
Manila. and struck on the Swallow reef. about
$50 milcs north Of Lobnau and WINS abandoned.
According to the statement Of the second mate.
VINO. with crew of six men. escaped in an open
boat To Lobnau. and wore forwarded to Singa-
pore, the Captain. wife and six men took tho
long hoat. the first mate and seven men the port
quarter boat and he with six mon. took the
starboarI quarter bont. The boats parted com
pany on the night Of Nov. a. and tho fate Of tho
captain and first mates boats are not known
to the Department OF State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-17
The Marriage Of samuel sloan. Son.

Mr. Samuel Sloan, Of the Delaware Larka-
wanna ami Western Railroad speaking oi Adcspach that
appeared in Tn srN yesterday said 10 reporter Tile
fact OF hc marriage is beyond question but the details
given IN the despatch calculated To dc great injury
good and e,timahlc youns lady ! was not opposed 10
the marriage NOR have dsnWncd my Sun aroount
II ON ur contrary have ncr A'ed his salary IN order
10 aid hi IN I- married lite The Young lady. n
j. tie DAUGHTER of publican but can Nouch Tor II mat
She has part IN or ihrrs business and that she Is
IN every way good and yirtuous girl
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4 special exhibition WAS given last even
ing at Gilmore Garden II q panorama Of an
cient history. About two thousand Iropl. wore
present. The painting WAS temporarily erected
on the floor. and was described by a speaker
who's" voice could only br hear 10y ia, 80 in tho
front row Oi seals. The panorama Is not a largo
one. nor is il remarkable 90 gulsuc beauty ~
execution. The Characteristic drawings. as
they are called. Of ancient ruins nre, h viewer.
remarkably correct in form. The lighting was
bad and The eAhIhIllon hAll cold
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which at the request Of Mr.. Avord. who said
that il did not go far enough. was referred to
the WAYS and Mems Committcc.

that il did not go fur enough was referred to
the Ways and Means Committee:
Roo,,k ~ AZ She Comm oi the New Capitol he
requested TO r,Iurt carly pus.ihc the probable,
tie new 'u it tnrlnE 10 the plans " the present
rrrt and tc intentions uf'thc present Board Of tom
m.-i"ivfs rn i- 1 said estimate tho nec'ss Ary cost
of lf M cont r grounds in suitable to the
building a., tcuirc IN Of the snuie. and all proper
rnd -uua'r ssltrse- tor the complete occupation
tie building Also the probable al hpating Ia hitting
the cost ct rcmoviu. the old capitol aud such other
buildings belonging u the State ARE contemplated IN
the General plans at the architect aud Commissioners
Tomorrow Mr.. DAILY will offer n resolution
calling upon the Joint committees Of the Senate
ami Assembly to prepare and report at the
earliest day u Just and proucr hill nrportionins
tho Assembly districts and rcdistributing the
senate districts of the state. In order To do this
these rOmmittees nre relieved from services
upon and report such n bill II Is not nj all
probable that the resolution will pass. hut its
carly consideration will. perhaps, force the Re-
publican majority To show their hand upon THIS
important question before the lnst days OF the
session,
4 hill providing for the election OF a Comp:
trOllrr aud Corporation Counsel in The city OF
ducrd this wcek. The hill Is said to- "mnnato
from Nj. Green, who oircrcd SIMILAR nh when
he was Comptroller. which was then advocated
by Mr.. Kelly and his friends. The principlc IL
the same. but the men have changed places.
The Democrats Of the senate and Assembly
met in Joint caucus this evening tn nominate
oandilatc- for Regents Vt the University
Chnri's O'Conor II NV York was selected to
an tho vacancy caused 10y tho death IF j. v L.
pruyu and Erastus Corning ~ Albany WIS
chosen 90 'l the vacancy caused by the rcsigna-
tiou of John \. DIX.
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ONE THOUSAND PIGEONS.
The Beautiful Exhibition of birds to lie seen
ut the Aquarium.

The exhibition 81 rare and fancy pigeons,
many Of them queer and beautiful birds from
Germany. France Africa. and even China. was
opened yesterday at the Aquarium. II is the
first Of the kind that has been had in the city
for ten years and is 10y far the finest collection
oyer shown IN Now York. About 600 birds are
in the cages, and they are valued at about
:1OOOO0. More are 10 Dee added tomorrow. The
exhibition II under the direction of the National
Columbarian Society which extends nearly all
over the United States, and gives exhibitions in
the various cities. The birds are principally
bred 10y wealthy gentlemen. Two thousand dol
lars are to De awarded in prizes, and the iudg-
Incnts made according to a standard taken from
Robert Fultons illustrated Book Of Birds"
nuhiishrd in London two years ago. The
standard is ntitous ana imaginary, ana, NJ
though some seem steadily approaching. none
hns yet r'n rh"d il.
Twenty-Five classes Of pigeons are shown,
Among the prlnriIal ones are mo foui"r5,
whose points Of perfection are sllmnoss Of body,
s'rHightnrss Of limb. and slZH 81 crop; Tum-
blers, shortnrss Of beak; Owls, short face;
Trumpeters, glossy feathers and size Of crest
Carriers size Of eye waffle and bcHk waffle, and
size Of nose; Barhs, short thick heak ana Nat
face. There are also Turbits JArobins' Priests;
Nuns, MGgpics, Antwerps. Bald Heads. AMI
many other varieties; among them. pigeons
That took the gold medal nj the Centennial FIX;
hlhtion; also twelve pairs IT very rare and
valuable pigeons from the GOODS OF tho, lato
Prime g. Carl Of Germany slst'r-ln-laW OF the
present Emperor
At 3 O'Clock seventy carriers were let loose
from the library windows, and they renched
their homo in II hokcn, distance Of five miles,
iu exact four minutes. Al 3 O'Clock each day
more. Washington. ana other places.
The same pigeons viii ia were sent N IN 'front.'
Of the AquqrIum yesterday have made Tire lol-
lowing flights;
From scrMion Pa, 100 niles, the pigeons re-
turned to. iloh"k'n ~ hour and A minutes
i'm returning. hours md % minutes from
Binghainton aud Elmira. \. T., these sumo
pilrons returned within an average of n milo
minute. II Ii intended that next summer some
ii the Antwerp tanrcrs Will ily their birds from
buffalo TO New York as test Of their relative
excellence in endurance and speed
Al Having symptoms Of Consumption
Should use Oliffe's Tastelcss Cod Liver OIL,
wit. Limo and via Cherry sold by druggists Drlot,
so d HuWtry .-dir
Get n hottie OF Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher
4. 49, a aAAANn lQuAA VI AOlu-A4t
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The Elite or,he r,nh Ward In Tammnn, Hall.

James O'Brion, Frank Dunn Col. Thomas t..
suh nush Dalton, pr VIM II crane. Gen WIN Tur.
ncr. the Hon BERNARD nun Pau,k Murphy Col VIM.
AiNuan Major Patrick Dunn. Judge QUINN. Or James
krHrnrN. Counselor John lNuns ana the ,it ni the
fufl Nuri appeared upon the Nuor 90 flmutuy Han
la-t evening. al II otll.k accompanied by their ladies.
and opttd thc annual bah ui Tho Social order ot stays
40 lur lnlu The decorations wore unusual, hnc and
Nm -u-- WINS ono u Ono mu.l s-D. .alml ul .MN .nL.
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s. 800
7. y rliilips-Thc brick anil frame building with
plot, Snxl II and 10 GOctck street. west side ITO feel
south ui Rlyingtnn street slU.h'D
Joseph Mttturt-One three. story brick house. with
lease ot lot iSN0 III Third avenue side 55 feet
north VI sixteenth street lease dated Aug 1896 for
years ground rent t2il 30 81 30 SINH ar
house with lease Of lot fsx0n ~, Third avenue
side. 81 ect north Of Sixtcrnh street leased Aug 1865
for - ground rent s2l2 80 per $500 Tho
sale ~ promises lul Front street to Jan 28
number u foreclosure sales announced Tor today
the EXCHANGE.
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Arrived-WEpNtsDAY. Jan. 10.
:. Cmhria. Fransen Hamburg Dec ?
- Labrador. ~ingcr. iavrc Jan b and Plymouth 9Th
= Bcuciuctor. Jones Wilmington y e.
AssNria Knox Genoa NOy - l.. shoTn Dee ,. Naple
9th. and Gibraltar 7lth
: iohn Gibson, Masingo Georgetown. d e. and Alex
aniria
IS Ahemarlc. t;ihhs. Lewes
- tantn. smith. Philadelphia
- New brtaN-. Dear 1000. y " Orleans
- ScNtlua. Hams. Liverpool Jan b. and Queenstown
tth.
IS ciiy Of Wa, .nston Zimmerman. Havana
=. franconia. bra-e Portland
~Mr lmrDrtuce i1Hnctta. llneslich. Bremen
slim AssaNe. klt,ltir. calcutta
BARK Kate itr ling. Naft- London
Bark kNslta. kuhrtv. galway.
Bark A. rnH. Hcinfr Bremen
Bark AiaN Ahrous sharpness
ktrk Nurfuunlra NktIN. southampton.
BARK luln. tIs'u. thr~il4f.uud
kark NuoNu blNcre. Cam. .Hiuul-u. Galway.
NluA Ail.- = N.t. tlaI'ff
Rifk kung carl. Hansen. iiull
hafk llrts. t'rtiu. x dsrIHin
NNIk priHn, = .NiHilHl. GALWAY
Brig Valerie. Fulton. Bordeaux
Al, tIt usual river ami rHA.t'Vise vesseIs
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REJECTING NR. FAlRClllLD.
,oyR or mr. DEWOCRi1TC SENJToRs
yOTE iGiINST NM
s.,, Occurred In the secret ENecuti,e Ses-
lion Nr. Iccie.in-'s Onslaught Nv Fair
,hud Defended Another Excise Hiii The
o,,s,lou Of ~ New tpportionment Again.

nuvstiou Of ~ New tpportionment AGAIN.
Ar,Sy. Jan. lG.-m Executive Session Of
H., sruntc to-day the nomination Of cN-Ator-
r.,.Gcneral Fairchill to be Superintendent II
T,llic Works was rejected 10y vote ~ 81 so 9.
This result had been fore.sonc conclusion
sin,e the action NJ the Republican caucus On
Monday evening. But 1t was not believed that
a,y Democratic senator would join with the
K.,uhlicans. no matter how strong their prcju-
dirc might be against Mr.. Fairchild. after his
rccction had been determined upon in caucus
/, the Republicans. and their votes were not
needed TO accomplish that end. The result
shows however. that no less than four Demo-
Gratis. Mcssrs Payne. Ecclcsino. Hogan. and
vagstan. did so vote. The fact that the first
comes from district in which tho Canal Ring
T. all powerful while the three others wcre
elected 10y Tammany Hall II Is freely avcrrrd.
count for their action. 1t will hc remembered
that in caucus Of democratic senators early
IN the session Mr.. Payne said that he would
not dare to return to his district alter voting to
confirm Tairchld. and that Eeclcsine de-
nouuccd it rs a direct stab AT John Kelly and
Tammuny Hall.
Mr. Gocbol. to the surprise ut many, voted for
the confirmation. and. rs he declined To- attend
Republican caucus last evening. ne may. for
Ur present. hc classcd as an Independent. which
h. Processes ,o he
1t was determined to keep the proceedings ~
This executive session very close. ANA every ono,
including page boys and clerks. was driven
from the vicinity of tho Senate Chamber The
litiir bird Of TIE sun. however. Wa~ left behind.
AMI reports the proceedings ~ follows Mr.
Jacobs moved a confirmation of the nomlna-
Ri. 10. which was replied To by Mr.. E''lr-ino who
moved ~ an amendment to r'ne,'t 1t. E,c.-ine
~. pat down 10y "a" LIZ utruNu'- Governor. Who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-17

Arnold KAHN --On the afternoon Of Dec 20 Al The
re-ll,u,c oi Abraham Kahn E.i rlilal' lpNt N tis
itrV t"urrc jacobs. Era Ninod formerly eft New
YORK., 60 Ma. Niirle kAnn .t fh. nr,.uai
lAW-NIll.~ -nn iue>'aN. iau -. At the residence
oi ihr hric, sister. o., the a., Edward rsNlur u d
AHru Nh'clNNk Law tu AiDc Is-fr daughter of 1.lif
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