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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Oct. 29--P. M-The early trans
actions at the Stock Exchange reflected an
active speculation at advancing quotations
with the exception OF Lake Shore which was
freely sold at the opening Of business. and de.
clined before midday from 70X to G9h but
Northwestern common further advanced 10
49,. and the preferred after dropping from
IAN 10 73h. rose to TAX again. From this point
II gradually declined 10 731. although suisse
quently nuctuating between 49,. and 79S. with
final sales nj 73S. buyers 8. The common de-
clined 10 Al ST. Paul common TO 3lI: the
preferred from CO.. to Co..: and Delaware
LaekAwanna and Western from 52l. 10 5lS:
having opened and closed ut SIS. Morris and
Essex quickly advanced from slh TO 50 buyer
3, and then asduickly dropped 10 81. Michigan
Central was = lower during the afternoon NJ
GTsh New YORK Central y cent at lllp;
the common and preferred respectively; and
Kock Island y az u.s.. G. c. and ], c.. inter-
baI Erie fucd arm a. az sG"snSe ~ to So AMI VI "a
na,h sas better a. l9S tmon Pncinc soidas hsh a.
stosS chsneed Gsnis at L, Si7,. eli, ''' ''''
Western Union ~. also active. eui az ar-t dropped
!. sr.1u"Ii. ,'slasa TO q. a which ma ale, wsry
- TIT rallied . O. .-an viii closing Wsnsac si'n,
at9", &, G., c. AID declined = cent IL 3i'v hi
anil ,ien rcss,sd 10 iisS S"'"'' '''S cent 10 i''
The bnoyancy "a, DAYS speculation was checked by
CHANGING ' cant iyr loans on consos but only wa,
Tho gold inarkst renamed dull with all Of the tran.
WIN sa1' " r.',. pail tGg having balances earried
fors.sn sS,hasy continued hrn al s4s2. and - ss1s
In H. 9onsy market ,sSrs va. an abundant supply Of
iauons At2's firSclass mercantile paper ranged Al
aton. IN hS AZ = cents. {. OF Isl ISL lo Is f s.
ISL and Tile ! e cent? prices elosins sirons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
EASTERN COMPLICATIONS
Danger OF War Concerning the Organization
of the Bslkna Peninsula.

ST PETERSBURG, Oct. 29-The Golos says
II the Russian people were consulted they
would unhesitatngly decide for 0 renewal OF
the struggle Despite the expedients Of dipo-
macy to arrest the.natural course OF historical
development. 1t is evident that the inevitable
crisis in the Eastern question has arrived.
There IL no apparent prospect Of completing
the organization OF the Balkan peninsula on a
basis Of humanity without q fresh war.
The German 81. Petersburg Gazette says that
by order OF the High Admiral 10 tori edo boats
have been distributed among 81 war ships.
CoNsTASrNoPLE. Oct. 29.-The Porte has
asked Prince Lobanon TO explain the return Of
the Russian troops to the positions recently
evacuated by them, and. also the refusal TO re.
instate the Turkish authorities in tho district
hetween TchorlOh and Adrianople. Sixty thou
sand Russians have entered Roumelia by way
Of Bourgas.
LONDON, Oct. pa special despatch from
Vienna 20 the Independence Beige 81 Brussels
says that England has addressed protest to
Russia against her non execution OF the treaty
81 Berlin. But the Times. in a leading edito-
rial article. while admitting that the time has
come when some step must be taken. thinks
that a collective representation of the powers
will be most effectual. and believes that France,
Austria, and Germany will not hesitate to unite
with England In protecting the provisions OF
The RAJ Nal Gazette editoriaIly declares that
the treaty OF Berlin is failure; that 1t will ba
t''p'7'l' " ~ Z" pt'iht' solHti'h 'ii We
lines, and that the sooner the fact is recognized
the better. Peace, Il says. must be commanded
by commanding the arrest OF the reckless
power which has kept Europe in commotion
Tor years past. and now threatens 70 break
away from al law and all restraint. II this Is
only to be done in concert. and concert is n
give-and- take matter for the benefit OF which
all parties must pay something. it follows that
We should not shrink from any price in reason.
VIENNA. oct. 29.-The Vienna Ih'esse says
that England alone has demanded explanations
At St. Petersburg Of the Russian movements In
RDumplia
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.H.iER!kD.

CoLllNs-FRFNCn Al r.rt consrc ga,ional church
ruamptoh Mas On THURSDAY r'ening. Oct ~ by
W krv :. LSavitt. Hcusv collins OF New YORK u
Helen 5. dauGhier o. NJ ". French. Esq. Of North
an pttu
HANDY-N NrHESOS. ON Slturiav oct % at St
Ant'> D. tHufVn =, the Rct II kraus William c.
Handy tu faaH'' & Maihcsnr.
MoRALks-MoiiNA- In tho office Of the Mavoralty
ttN hti Monday. oct -. ~ hls Honor Smith Eiv Jf
Mayor "i thu cry. s.Iur Ismnel Morales signonns
Gudulnpe Molina, daughter ot Sruor Bartoloms Molina
kontRrS-rANLoR I'm Princeton. III. Oct "a Vim,
\, l. srts 90 tl, ago TO Miss Ala TsN Priucctn
lhy hr.da role made ~ heavy PEAR rain silk
IN prnc,s~ stv'r, win iol-. -luirr tan drHcd elnoo
fniet wh elca"-. h"Ws. aud pnf, NJ il.n tn match
cNhr size I!' triHiAinss were ~ kiie piHiunrs and
corded sis 90 match fhr neck and square
hNvd IA with tNe The c.ccnt.l to the elbows
Orange illusions nd pearls adorned the hair and heav,
tullr vvi conn tfed the toilet
SNAlNSnN-LtE -on Monday evening. Oct % at the
r>tVncc ui tie brides parents. by the Rev Or ! H.
Ryisncv DAVID Swanson u Eliza c, eldest dAughtsf
VI henry " Lee
NERRuNE--CrRV on Tue Siav Oct 20 by his
Honor Myor Ety. IN The NnYnr's flee Executive De.
tatiu.ui '.if lisi S-a.r L1.-i Vrriune OF Sserno,
IWl!. 10 SgnO.lna Mana Rosa Ccrvino. daughter OF
ssnor ANTONIO Cen mo 90 Sa,a, 'unsoAun Italy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
SriNLEY .iGE. CHiMBERLIN.
Mrs STANLEY Den,tns that She had been shown
Gambling implements.

FREEHOLD. y. j., Oct. ~ The Stanley
Chsmberin case in which Mrs. Emma l..
Stanley sues John +. Chamberln and his
bondsmen in attachment proceedings. for ar
rcars OF rent due for the club house at & West
Twenty-tiih street went 10 the jury Yesterday
afternoon. Wash Jordan. now n colored at
tendani In a Broadway club house. who. on
Mrs. S,anley's behalf coniradictcd some OF
Chamherin's Witnesses 20 prove hcr knowledge
that ganblins WIS going on IN the house also
cunirndictrd the testimony of Richard Fields.
one ~ IN" Witnesses who sNor" that 10" was a
partner with George II 100 IN tine gambling bust.
n"-s IN tae same nous" IN 1866. Richard
Fields being recall, d. corrected ms former ies-
iiiuony. saying tina Il was IN 1865 and not in
lsIb that he was Interested with Hill.
Mrs, STANLEY WAS recalled e deny VIM ".
Chan bvrllns assertion that she had evinced n
knowledge 90 the business carried On In her
house. WHOM he met her at the IanRham
Hotel Lonion. IN 1873. She also contradictcd
Irusty. colored attendant IL Chamberliu r
club house. who swore that he had shown her
gurihiinl implements there.
Cortandt Parker summed up for the defend
ants and Mr.. Townsend for the plaintiff. Judge
Scudder charged the jury, and sen; them out
shortly after o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
JOIN xooREHEAD,s RECITAL.
Convict LIE IN the Ludlow street Jeii-An
Inve.ttsatton to he Made.

John Moorehead, middlc-aged and seem-
ingly intelligent man. WINS discharged yesterday
morning from the Kings County Pcnitentiary,
whore he has spent four years and nine months
under a conviction for countcrfciting. In the
afternoon he appeared before United States AS
sistant District Attorney Ficro md told long
story OF suffering and wrong. He said that for
years he had been the victim OF persecution by
Government detectives and their hangers on.
In 1866 he WIS arrested by secret service
officers for counterieiting and was sent to tho
Albany Penitentiary for seven years He served
four years and six months. and was rearrested
almost as soon rs he got out OF prison. He was
discharged on the second arrest. but was again
arrested In March. 1871. and sentenced 10 seven
years Imprisonment.
Moorohend says TINT he was innocent Of the
charges. and that the detectives trumped them
up to put him out Of their way. Whn, he do
sired the Assistant District Attorney TO do was
to Investigate the manner Of his treatment
was constantly harasscd and matreated By the
guards and their men. who wore convicts. Ike
himself. On Saturday Inst he said something
to provoke keeper named Cash. and'was. pun
ishcd by n terribl" beating. lie directed Mr..
Fieros attention TO one 81 his ears which he
said had been mnngled 10y the keeper. The ear
was covered with plaster. On ono o'rnsion.
when he had been badly used. he wrote a note
to one OF the attendants IN the hospital. asking
Tor help. The note was Intercepted, md lac WIS
taken down in the dungeon and locked up.
The place where we was confined was under
ground. and was known a. the cooler. He was
kept there three days without any water 90
drink. All that he had To eat was n small niece
OF bread. He was sent 10 the cooler on several
occasions for trivial offences. At another time
he took u piece Of bread from table without
permission. and was hit in the face by Keeper
Shevlin, a brother OF the Warden. who struck
him with his clenched hand knocking ont one
OF his teeth
Some OF the officials who heard Moorehead
give his story thought him cruzy. MIR. Fiero
promised him 10 make an Investigation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
FORT EDW.4RD's MYSTERY
Organising nm Army of Citizens to search fur
the Missing Mis. Mehnn.

BALLsToN. n. u, Oct. 29-Excitement Is
still rife at Fort Edward regarding the dsap-
pearance OF Miss Mohan. Threats Of lvnchinR
Baker were loudly made on Monday night and
a crowd gatherel around the lookup where he
was confined. BaAer was quietly removed until
the excitement subsidized. The fro bells were
rung this morning. and the citizens collected
Several parties were sent out 60 search the
woods and fields. They returned n few hours
lat +, having met with no definite success. \
public meeting OF the citizens was held this
afternoon. nj which A. X. HANion was appointed
u Captain to organize an army ~ searchers. He
appointed ten lieutenants. who include some 81
the first citizens of the place. Each lieutenant
chose a party OF men. and the search WIS re-
newed. Tclegrams have heen forwarded to SUI
perntendent Of Public Works Clark asking
him 10 permit the twelvc-nile level Of the canal
~ b. drawn Oft. IN order To- admit OF more thor
ough search. II Is thought that permission viii
be granted. and the WINTER drawn on tomorrow.
Snyder has not yet been found. The whole
community is aroused. and active measures
will be taken TO solve the mystery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30

iscstmacd that the annual damages caused by the
rHNu-cs of insects and worm, exceed Sl5Ilsu 90 the
United states nl,nc, lrulN mn enormous loss. Yet II
slths into nl-l1nncance when compared Wn the ray.
a-,.u' that uor trfulc scUutst. tuusun ptiuu which
annually sweep. hUudr"ds OF ti"u-his oi human ,nuls
iuU rtrrMts. Iht tauVs al rnislniit un various.
drprMui Al every instance for ihc development M tie
disrA.r Anon no. ecruuu- dAth, ~ls trnt .a,u ,d
ihr NctiuH Thus the Nhi,' li urmt Sc ia
ore person an attack 90 Acuie irnse ght nervous
prusttHnun, Will cngrnlcf consumption IN person NJ
scroiMnus habit mat consumption en- ic cured by
proper treatment VIII BE- readily perceived when the
exact nature of the disease /, Understood VIZ the acct
muau0u and dep ,iuon OF scIuluous matter tuiercles
ia me lNn-s ohNiousN the principal rvurdies required
are ID powerful alternative or blood puiinrr. tu arrest
tile HcCLmnlltunh AND also cleanse the blood ui the
seruiuiuus matter AMI " mia enthartc cXpc the
diSoased matter from thr system Ins U treat
meat IN oouunc uun with strict hVspulc regimen hns
proved thu most successful method OF curing tins Disease
Dr FerrV's Golden Medical Discovery amt Pleasant
fnrgauNe Pellets tho best Alternative aud cathsrtic
renvdIrs before the puddle aud have been alone n~d in
thousands M Cas"s OF consumption Will the marked
efficacy Dr. Ferce's lntahds Hotel, AZ BuiiAo. \ /,
anurds special ahd uncIuill,i adv lapes VunNnnp
uNer not only posse ssng the best medical hYyieuic
means Of treatment but having the ad yantaee
oi being SITUATED IN climate where the naDitauts ars
notably iTss iron uis diseass.-Adg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
REyIEDING THE TWENTr- THIRD.
A Beast ny Chaplain neecher that Added In.
tereN TO a NIlItnry Parade.

The annual inspection and muster OF the
Twenty ihri Regiment 81 Brooklyn held Yesterday
afternoon on the navy iatt parade grounl iron D,
ne United states Marine Barrack. Tie regiment which
was eoumanded'by col Rodney Ward presented a
hne spectacle - IL marched upon the green sward Al
the main gateway IN Flushing avenue large company
90 military men mainly officers OF other regiments mar.
rowls watched the Twenty thirt a. Il pAraded Tie
1wsat, third has claimed Be- the crack regiment OF
RrooKiyn ant the Thirteenth Regiment now claims the
.Alnt distinction boast which repeated hy lhup
lain Beeeher IRON hs pulpit sunday morning
consequently there WAS much iuere the ofcers
mcnt wuuld make
The regiment comprising eight companies twenty nonr
tor GVip'fai Join WOODWARD A minute insrecn ou
wAs mAdv ly Gen Woodward VI all the Statc property
hell by uie regiment The knapsacks were taken M
AMI oreuef. to show that they contained "a, un
dress Jacket AMI cap and the arms ana cquI
closely Examined Amer the musur ana lnsprc ton the
regiment marched through The principal streets about
Tie cats Hall
capt Henry Ward Beeeher 4. to muster today
with the Thirteenth Regiment at the annual instsc-
regiment. with coosssl drum major 10 lead the re
ment There u 10 BE- dr IA the morning and IN the
afternoon ~ o'clock Wall be the review inspection and
muster. MaOf-itn woodward will conduct the in.p,c.
non on the CHpitone Grounds. aul then tho rcge NJ
will march down Bedford 10 the Of Rroai.
way. where they Will he taken boat aud conveyed
TO the foot OF Montague street whehcc the line march
Will be Through Montague Fulton. iuraienon circnne
the CITY Hall, Court and sehvrDerhorn streets the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
An ESSAY ON HrDROPHoBIa.
An Opportunity fur American Phy.icIans TO
Compete for n Prize of 2IOO

WASHINGTON. Oct. ga prize Of 600 stor-
ling for an essay On hsdrophobls-Its nature. prvvcn
uun, and ueatmeni-hsuns been offered b, Mr sian.
ford, D. to he awarded nv the Royal college OF Pay.
sclans q London, the Marquis Of salisbury ha. in.
struccd the BRUSH Munster at Washington g. bring the
subject 10 the attention OF the Department OF State that
tie ssarA publicity may be- given o. the SINE In tho
United states. The essay must lt delivered tlt
college on " before Jai /, ie~l II may &c
TIE T4ut production ~ two more autlNrN Tie
qyesuoHs which are thought 10y the college special,
l'QWfc r>Nyaunn are The ali-ln ami history
lr - 81 rabVS PARTICULARLY IN tc United kingdom nnd
~ DEPENDENCIES tlr its mode " prevention o. rabies
the chnrHCtcristcs ui rnhips duftne u amt ana
tonca and chemical changes Whch are associated with
tr di.eHe IN Il, successive stu{c-. pHr uarN IA lt
cnft nccIn+ut the origin oi hNrorhuhia In man. the
chemical aut Anatomical morbid changes uh.cEyVd in
the subject, NJ thc disease With -IacIi reference
IN sc having their oH n the ureaus o the nervous
tm ana 1" o., sahtHrN ElHnl, the symptoms 81 the
it'hf, pGfucnH rs 90 It. early STAGE as illustrated ma
well observed cases. the iatnusis 40 ilr disease lu
'Hhun casts irn conditions mogu or less rcronil inl
% tlr hlle-ct prolonged latru,y OF the mulAtv. the
efficacy OF the various remedies and uoncs preventing
ur disease which fa'e been roiu'c AMI what plan VI
treatment. whether rrup Nincuc ~ curative 10 Judd he
most desirable % recommend Tor future trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
Contsnt. Of The weekly sun.
The WEEKLY sun. published this mornli


contains
Remarkable Burglary in New York-Nearly Three
MILLIONS of securities Stol,n-Ihe Manhattan SAVINGS
lnsutuiFhs l.nss. The CRISIS In Enyllud-what Mr.
Gladstone nii-ht Accomplish The Hostile Chryennes--
si"fNlh- a hth mt Submission. luTnun sc tunur :
lrtrr-lioM lac would Restore ttuu Times Lilo M ~ a
uFnnsnhercsA atraulc story Of huicrn Sncct, heath
81 cardinal tWlen-lliC Poor hn, Whn l.ccnine Power.
tN iitutc, thr ,is Second tuutuE-ihe Anprntchi,ig
tNuei,ncc-Nlrws Of sniur Eminent Clrrgynen oii the
Disputed bnetrue Two Days will Il T. Butl,r-Slacl.
Wru Meetings uf very r. WlrEuhlr Cumralei- Wendell
fhtnps iur Huter, john -, gman, Letter The Final
NrrdDt hGnelu@ on one MaH. Testimony; Attcurt To
As,assuut the KIM ui spain Yellow feNtr D,lu ont
Ice amt Frost ~ the Ineerd pi,trci, Las,alI,. sad
kWhHhcr ir True siuts OF the s,ciai,ts Fatal
Love, y western MNskU-Stnnrs Thrown bN In4,n
u his, irar. iur TIE lhWarF- Experience " Core
s!nnlruts With Advertiser. TaNug Bank Clmtai. The
NV ItiuuE Nuniv', H. ius % Fruit Thici nnprc,.
snls OF Europe, ~ by lu.t..r Etuiiuts in ricn
storm warning, Man Eauut Tigrr, The Terrible Nu,al,
81 ihr luHi-A tru-, which Wa, uut Accumulated.
i"iN Tan So Poet cHlA COMMUNICATED A Prnric kiir.
story The rifcna hufu,r The Latest Trgraull, NrMs
~uuheuus, Notes on Science and Industry LHdc, a,
utW4ulH Matter, Financial ht,l1tnc,. and Markets
Tnt NtrklY Sun contains a complete eiitone OF the
news ol the week from all parts the United States and
tie Ameucan continent Copies m wrappers ready Tor
mailing TO the old country may be had desk ol our
luhhcanon NICE Prlce cents For sale BY all news
dealers In city and country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
r10nT1NG FOR A SINGERS voIoE.
WIZ Mis-. kellogg WINS srb.tuutea for Marie
I.Ittn In SIR. strnk o.ch,s Company.

While in Paris last summer, Manager Max
Strakosch signed q contract with Marie Litta,
otherwise known us Marie Won Elsner. the
daughter of poor musician. n native OF
Bloomington. ILL., Nine years ago. being then
only 10 years Of age. the child since selected to
share lyric houors with Clara Louise Kellogg
and Annie Louise Cary. first stepped before the
public in n German theatre in Cleveland. She
made hit in her first song. and the display Of
her talents Interested Mr.. Hugo Hench Of that
CITY. who was instrumental in placing her UNI
der the tuition OF Mr.. John Underner. To
facilitate her progress in her studies. Prof. I'm
derncr took her into his own family for con-
siderable time, aud subsequently conilded her
g. the care ci Nine. Ninrdot Finally. Miss
Iittn enrolled herself as pupil OF Nine Anna
De La Grange the one, eminent prima donna.
and by her sha was perfected for tho stage.
Her debut was nude under Mr. Maplpson's
snring Of ls7G. when she sang Isabella to the
Ahce ~ Christine Nilsson. in Robert lie
ton for her vocal qualities; but her acting was
notregarded so favurably. and in Consequence
OF this DRAWBACK to her success she sought the
assistance " Nine La Grange, who soon quail
iled her for the profession she had undertaken.
s,n, .r sncond trial In public proved entirely
pcaring last season in the Itaens in the former
capital as Lucia. with proud results.
.i'iNiN ueT INFonS, lFnt. I uerner ana
Mr. Henrh. for their outlay Of time and money
IN bringing her talents up To- a mark etnbe
point Miss Won Elsner, or Iitta as she pre-
icrs IL De known. bound herself To- sing subject
U their control exclusively for stated period
following upon her foreign succeeds and on her
return Ia the United States. For some ren.
son unexplained Miss Litta signed CON
tract IN Pnris last summer with Mr. Stfa-
kosch. To relieve her from some immediate
pccuninry embarrass not only uncon-
ne'trd with the mt o. living In PBris. and being
ignorant OF the existence OF n lien upon her
voice and acting, Mr. Strakosch advanced 10
her q considerable sum Of money. and also
paid her passage TO New York. Mr.. S,rakosc n
says he invested over 81 900 in this way
and confidently cNpe. tad her To- fulfil her
engagement with him when called upon after
TIE opening. 81 the season IN PHILADELPHIA.
Meantime, Miss Litia returned 10 Cleve-
lnnd, and received the congratulations
had engaged herself 10 Sirnkosch. Mcssrs. Tn
drtner and Hcucn urged their prior claim
AMI Mss litta asked a release from
S'rakos'h. nccompanied 10y n tender Of pay
ment Tor the money advanced her by him.
But Strafoscn proved obstinate AMI informed
the young nightingale that the terms Of her
contract nlnst ami should he Kept at whatever
c.si, and Threatened An injunction in case she
sl luld attempt 10 sing without his consent.
Nevertheless. lile. Litta sang in concert in an
Illinois town the other evening. and is nm
nounc.d u sing H. Cleveland tonight Mile
l;lita was 70 have assumed the leading robe for
AIR. Strak Osen IN Carmen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
IIIfD.

HOGGs On Tuesday &c; - Mary widow OF the
laie NI.tc' { Fs4-, 30 her DIST year
~ huNv- and ~ lois :e ihmiiy are Invited 10 attend
thV iul,g.l - F.l.aN. Soy l. at = VI IRON hVr AZ
r..hlgi g - en- oi a. Brooklyn
NpNkN -uu sunday. oct - Mary 4 Monk.
man. youngest dHrshtrr 90 Ius.FA " ANT Ellen Monk.
ui hri axe. "
.ign rl service At Grace Church, con-ey,A st. Oh
Nr'u ~lrN. az :. rlu-e
NuuNAN- Sudden $. an oct - Matthew No,nan
~. iuhciul VIZ 'thc place nj th. Residence ~ his
brt e., 81 Morton -. Rgo ,Alyn. u uu WaAne sday
ht- tcirrk
NOTl,T -R"lauNps am micnls al~l John HANCOCK
Lnigg. No. ~ p uid \ DiTrict tir.au !.I.e sc. l.
/ @ y 81 ! A.ns uay.t LID. @. SO ~ I q + oil;
hoh"1'th Li-r. 40 -, 40. X u ard Chcvra Ji-chrch
LEI are respectfully invited fu attend tr niucrHl ~ our
beloved husb1d amt father. AUGUST Mchuels wln died
h-l ~ tHrlt itNes ilfce ihur-i.N afternoon. Oct
~ ~ ONiucA irotu I. lir r'slN' ~ Culuulnt
SARAH M,CHAELl> and chi.lien
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
BRUSHES ON THE ROAD.
Sport that Pieases the Horsemen who Drive
In Jerome \ venue.

Many horsemen visited jerome avenue yes
teriay TO the erals speed the road. The mrs.
was tro for sD between deorgc IIolton hay gcldp
New jersey aud John Claws black rrlng Midnight. us
tSuce, mile IN road wagon New er-N was III. favor
tie. The horses were sent away Tie nrst ATTEMPT Re
fore going quarter mile New r. rs Wa .N lengths
ahead oi Midnight ON uotuu- tf quarters u. Il iur
the horses wcrr about the 81 stance atgrt sew
Jersey had things all his own wAs. sud he the race
by Two lengths
John Murphy drove WIN Drcnncu's Jack g,liins Sew
brock against John llA1eis brown mare Ncie MrbsJsr
They had several exciting brushes together, NewbroOk
Mr. VIM. Ridahuck : hay mare Leua Case trnttsd over
Fleetwood PARK halt mile tun rutd wagon IN I Vs.
Mr. ,.abe rA~c drove his chc-nut pvhr Dr,adnaug 1t
Ia top wngOn a ha mile IN IT, which was goud uine
since the wagon ana the driver weigh uly 60 pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-30
MISERY IN 4 TENEMENT.
sunmo ninE nm Ambulance and n surgeon In
an Eviction OF Tenants.

The mortgage on the tenement houses az 600
Flushing avenue, Wihamsburgh, was foreclosed a few
days ago On Monday possession was given to the new
purchaser by the Sheriff who eycted all the tenants.
Among the families turned ont that OF John shen
dan when the constable ordered him 10 move out sher
dan walked from the room to the street saying;
" guess yOu.l have to cary her.
The person he referred L. was his wife The officer
found her almost unconscious the oor The only tnr
niiutr IA the room MAS three broken chairs There
no bed stove table, or mattress tenant said that the
woman had been sick Tor time Her wan and
emaciHtei appearance frightened the oicar He be-.
lcNrd she was dying. and hurrety summoned a prie
When Amuu'ance suTstoh Fleming arrived the priest
was trNln1 u arouse the poor wuan She removed
g. 81 tauerines Hospital and the ply scans fear that
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