The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-24

Young HoNcK, who rushed into eternity
yesterday. leaving more than one hundred dol
lars in a savings bank. had evidently lost his
poisc. No man Of brains ana pluck. with
money and friends. should De in hurry to
leave this world because the times are hard and
ont Of Joint. The young. especially. should re-
main and battle for the right. which will ulti-
mately triumph.
The Police Commissioners have hcardthe
evidence in the case Of Capt. sruDERr. charged
with perjury. and the public arc awaiting their
decision. Tho testimony was clear II guilty.
the Captain should be dismissed. despite the
efforts Of politicians 20 save him. II innocent
Sergeant KAss. the chief witness against him.
ought TO be- put on trial without delay. A
prompt decision should be rendered.
There must be- an abatement Of the abom-
Unable odor- that drft from certain establish
mcnts at Hunters Point wherein what Is gen
orally known as oiTal is put through processes
that make II marketable. The prosecution "
the proprietor Of ono Of those establishments
was instituted yesterday. The complaint
against this nuisance has been open and loud
from soma Of our Murray I'm citizens whose
enjoyment Of their homes is impaired by it.
DICK THOMPSON. the arilcss old mariner
'fl lilN Navy tfllNflNl n lft lUIt III
Washington. on Tuesday ni-h,. upon his per-
sonal rccollect.onS of ADAMS. JACKSON. and
Gay. \ much more interesting SUBJECT would
have been his personal recoiec,ions OF the
loaVenworth. pawnce and Western Railroad
Company. including a reply g. the question;
Was DICK THOMPSON ever showed. and, il SO.
who showed him?"
The Assembly yesterday very properly
A. 81.
ment II two assistants - the Superintendent u
mail matter. Mr.. BROOKS said that there was
no, work enough for the employ already APP
pointed. and MIR. SRiNNEE. the rising Repubii-
can from Jefferson county. said that the people
wanted To- SOC the last Of this legislative cN-
travaennce. That is Just exactly wha, the peo-
! pio desire. II costs doul what Il did q few
years Az 10 run the Legislature. There is NO
reason why it should cost cent more than for
merry.
The bill appropriating S9o.no0 for the
construction 20 the new Capitol passed the SEN
ate yesterday. after being amended So ~ TO pro-
| vide thu, Congress Hall shan be- demolished
| sixty days after the Legislatures adjournment.
! The Assembly concurrod in the amendment.
and the bin goes t. the Governor for signature.
Two moro bank managers have been CON
signed To- Jail r. common iolnns. JAcoA Hunt
! 2lSGEE and ALBEIT HuNrzINoEH. father and
I'm. They We're managers ~ an institution Ia
/ lDu~Villc, Pa. tho failure Of which CARRIED dis
/ trr-s 10 the homes 81 many saving and indus
rious miners IA that region. rho crime u
which thcy We're found guilty WIS conspiracy 20
defraui. and ther sentence Is solitary coniine-
ment at hard labor for two years. The way 81
even respectable swiniler- is hard
Plymouth Church now furnishes the Thr-
tecnth lBrooklynl Regiment Of the National
Guard with a chaplain IN tlte person % the Rev
l!ENR WARD BrEcnrR. Tho lat chaplain of
the regiment WIS man fond Of display, and
who. at paralr- was dressed in a eaudy uni
form aud rode on spirited charger
During the height Of the gal, yesterday.
the high. narrow cars Of the elevated road.
while ut the lower station on the Battery sway
ed percertibly. IS trains have been blown
from the track on the Western roads. in the
open prair.es. it would be well II some capable
engineer should express an opinion rs - the
safety Of tie elevated cars in case Of Il tornado
rushing in from the bay.
The Board of Education made some efforts
last evening to cut their expenditure down to
tie figures Of the appropriation made for their
use by the Board of Apportonment While
they were making these efforts q heated menu
b'r of the board found an opportunity TO attack.
with tooth and nail. ;he Board of Apporton-
n.ent. but succeeded only in showing how
deeply the cutting of tine school budget for 1875
rlnklo-. The board. as Committee OF the
Whole. voted in favor Of taking about $4,000
from Tia" salaries OF lunitors. about ;2JOOO from
the amount allotted for the maintenance of the
evening schools thereby il all probability. en-