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The duty Of providing !" for nll the appropsta-
tlons necessary for the ordinary anti contingent
expenses Of tic Government until tho expirn-
t(on Ut tie itsst fiscal quarter after tho ADJOURN
ment OF the next regular sess!st,n rs well as Of
determining what appropriations are necessary,
thu Government. The cstisnate by the Governor
merely scEges - basis unon Which to begin
the work Of LEGISLATION. inny, however, With
out imrr0priety, call your attention to TINT
clause OF thu Constitution which decinrcs that
ths anauynt Of appropriations el.all not eK-
to be rnfsel, aud suggest tho Importance ol the
task OF adjusting tug relation hctvccu lncon,c
aud expenditure. and Of limiting The huin total
to- q reasonable and proper figure.
Ihe cxpcrets OF Great State Government
Ike that OF llt!nosS are necessarily great, uytn
with tho utmost economy ln appropriations and
expenditures. 1hsy aru nut ilige, however, in
proportion either 70 our population Or to our r.
sourcgs. The Tux for State purposes is ll1rdly
ieit 67 The people; ous expenses nrc llGht Ii
comparlAon with thu cost OF othcr Governments
Ut statcs OF equal population With our own;
reiit Erowb asso, and III many Eetpcets tho totn-
plax tclatiurs at dehscr populations increase
cxpcnsrs In q u,nre raptu rutio. In all tEat
pertains to tho construction UI 9utstltnEs, and,
III less degree, IN ull tho expenses of
running the State institutions, the purchasing
nearly twe,ty years. md IL Is only tur thls rem
sun lint It Is possible to earn fur ard support
ulir S,utc Institutions, with their number aud
capacity alIkc largely augmented, without my
Very considerable Increase In the aggregate u
taxation.
bring to tho discharge ot your duties, ! look
for Il rcsult from your laborA which Will rebound
10 the welfare au1 l,oIlnr Ut tl,s Slntc.
8. N. EuLLox. Governor.
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UNKNOWN HEROES.

IllastIious men Of ever aRs and cline,
10 yuD w fsrcly gtvs uuf ressfcAt rstsem.
Sur would Ms Ger f0fKet thuet actA sub1lM0
Which brightly through thu Illae Ut aRss kleams
hui aht the n4lc4 tnut alsstofT Wits n AanASr
With Eiary cEuwnel-atb lazy ALONE the xrsat1
llnw many lived sad died unxnuwl ~ fkIc.
WhO WEoIlh with p4tsnco III thur low satats.
Wbp4S M4tk examples few on Earth cHn eaiul3teA
We hear NOT Of tho battles that they fought
With sin, alu pride, sud hAtn1n passion strong.
Nor mid whAt slrtfs they uacomp4atnns wFouShis
Nor how. pcrehauce, thcy sunHfed gFtesoas *foas'
yu ,uvrlala ony II thsif #ork unxAown.
Tkslt patient huI.e through days OF snxlous care
For upWnEA far &U Heavens shining thrJns.
Through ~nse& of light and rsystal helds of ats,
Thxlr sacrificing lahoF pleads, soteeles4 pts1ss.
II matters not how loxly tbs career.
Nor what the WORK, II wrought Wlka puFposo Et2bN
Contsntu1ent HnFsly will our tois seouits.
Whist though liI4 ~osid shull not our S1nsts hseas
Aud alIknuNu woEker4 we, too. live aud dta--
The hpmblusi task, well done, II llxsl .Edseli
Are lhssx Hoe An.ulx WatcAlay from tho ky,
Wno will Of selfdSnyl ring labor taslltyT
Take heart, take heart. ~ 1nknowu VoF ksss ALL
funr deeds asp lacanAs ntfeEs4 uB to tl11;
You tisssnel not tU Pleasures siren call
lolf slsps, unshrtlktuy, tn1ysa pata~ay8 tsod.
Vhpu1h A3t,1eiu4& aaSa % EAtth, tha ADGSl4 k*eQ
4 Eecurd Vt yoaF sslf.dsuy!Rx xca!:
'rheh l9t uollsluu otse suuE Monlofy swssp,
Your iiu hteuIc froaI tho WDs!4 eoueeaf.
Eternity, at last, yous GEcatnsss Will Eersal.
l. u. uArKRsTlcx.
ltocx IstAxp. ILL.,, jan ]. 1871.
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Cincinnati E1stHitFG1't t!n4. fffU}.
with tbs expcsEeucu that VIC have had, wo do
int look with ronfdcnce 10 tho utility OF any
further sentimental lo1gings for sectional rcco'i-
ss!tatton. "The Sauth" muat learn lrst and
thoroughly that It Is tue minority section; thas
thure is equality Ut States, but not Of serslops;
ts,at All clu.ns based upon tho theory that "tha
suutt " IS one-half Of tho national who'll sIs
unsou.,d; tt,at, II tho South asserts itself as
unit through iIsregutl OF tho constitutional
compart, tt must Gu overcome ov tho North a&A
unit; tlas the Southern cloud OF xucslonalism
,nllst bo dispersed by voMssant proof Of ~ W.
lsotltnblcucss IL tho Southern people. Whi'u ths
deprivation Ut the Southern blacks of the free
right y. su.EfaEe, In s!o!atoE Of tho treaty 81
|Guce trt@crn the United 3tates and the South.
crl. Conleaeracy two nscan thu sn!endmenta "
the Constitution following tho War) rau ou,y
bo n1,s"ureA by this t.etent IL thn next Pses!,
dental election Of The party that las seallzsa
tmwcr (ruiH iIs Use Of the shntgtn ana ms
stuffed baIlot.box !u securing Democratic Con
k(s8S.
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].
That was = SOLEMN OCCASION III Boston, oa
ThursdaY, when Wendell Phillips pronounced
what may bo considered tho funeral orstion
over tho late unlan'entetl flrccnbaek party.
There were TO less than eighty dlscIplca OF soft
lnoney present, representing all parts Of New
England, and tner must hayo listened with
grclt intercst 10 Mr., lhtllipa' efforts to prove
that the corpsc was still a'fsr. All that was
necessary TO conylnce l,eoDlc VI Il, ta said, wsa
IL nliow tt,at tile tirernbark party wns thg wtn.
ming sslo. Eoooiy Offered 70 tn}a ths contra't
tn do tia 'tshowlug.'' Tha orator was kusa
that II tho nstrn had Eccciyrtt his forty artes
and mule, ticl,. butler would HOW bo l,rrsl-
.tet:, und everything would bu lovely. Which
seems u inlicutu that tic couutry has maeAsd
tia Aliitcllntl,m,
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Hl,e knew Not Cold.

AkFasfsr &3h- Ns1uoteua. a.,
A gentleman cDHuegttl with one u tho bahk'
ing institutions 1T this city offered q young mss
u is gold cttn Us 3 NrwYear's prvseut. Ihe
young Lady exau,sucl the unlaslllliar piece TUT
lively, anu finally declined secelS,ux It, remark
lug That aae WAS mt 10 he foule1 "Ytth ts-s3
tWcuty.uye cent uleIa-" ?"
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The St. Louis newspapers tinally got through
With their directory OF persons who were willing
to have It kaowu that they would receive calls
on Ncw-Ycar's Day. These lists covered whole
pagrs Of the papars, and wesa published ever!
day for a week, with additions and cmcnda.
a basls OF calculation. Allowing ono old man,
six children, TWO servants, anu q coachmau fos
every lady advertising to "reccive," We hgufs
up tne population VI vt. Louis 10 the nice roun3
total Of GQlQuQ.
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Tho Maine Republicans.

LtsD1tu k"IHVfF AOfWt}+
The Natne Republicans havo indeed burned
behind them the bridge to coalition Will, tho
Gsccubackcrs, but they have thereby cxtiugu!4l.
ell that eplle,ncral organization aud VARIED Of.
from their own party the tlangcr Of further d.
meraltzat'nn. Aparl from tho National slgnl1-
eanco uf thelr actIo'., they arc undoubtedly
stronger in their State today than they were
after the September election, anu thetr pruspee!a
fnr yieturY next fail aru as fatr 10 at any prsy.
GUS election In recent years.
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Ewing and this 1s1en.

Il Is now said N,at Mr. Ewing Is tn be put tor.
ward, aud, NJ he is always ttck'cd with fanee.,
there Is little doubt lie will consent to tho sae.
tlcc. Certainly. II the "Ohto tdca" Il to b4
kept alive. hir. Ewing IA Just the man to nuyss
Il; and, II It Ia to 20 dow Into its grave, he d
the very proper peraen to he2 IT company. Ii
1t be Ewing by all means and let tho people of
Ohio get It, another "ltckn at the colossal hun.
bug TINT ho champions.
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ssThe lf1t,.,iy Shirt"

UV570H HHffF714tF {ReV.1.
Only under the bloody.shlrt bauncr can tho
Republican party Win tue next Presidential
election, MIR. uurEtaotl declares. Thou ths party
Is likely to loac tho election. VIZ tnke It IL b.
impossible TO rally the North BY th1t cry, aud
undesirable II II were possible.
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The Eycnlnorb'A Danger.


1t IL feared tnat ssu3tus Voorhees,, Of futsiana.
Will explode shortly. Resumption having come
without any shock IL tho country. contrary 70
all predictions, and political necessity having sat
down like u,uuptain On lis saftty-enlSt, hia
interior pressure must bc soluetltog awful.
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IIi1tal.

C1Hftnnntt Ha4tsst {IifD.j.
II tba dominant riasscs III tho south still con.
tuua TO thtuk 1t cn!,nnccs their responsibility to
keep iarGs proportion ot Tho population IN
Ignorance, thsy tuuat be straugcIv blind tu al
economical, ~ we'll a. u.ural. tcssona,
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AMQNaFQ tHd. CAFVHlF11 lDt1N1.
Tbs New York Tribune says: "Georgta 10 Ii
favor Of Tltleu, With platform Of any prtnci-
Piles which Gun he guaranteed to catch the most
votes" GeorRts ID not iu favor Of T,ldon, aud
II he should be Nominated thousands Of Demo
usata III this Stata would Fcfuka 10 90 " the
pullA ou the day OF election.
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W4A6tHGzaH ].
Mr.. Bayard Is another olIe OF that numer-
GUS caravan none OF whom will uaks any
clIort to obtan Il themselves. But II II should
cuu,e his way I,c will su,llcplr becume hupylI-
backed,--so much 10 that ha can't throw It over
Ills shoulders,
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the monument vii. l,e substantially completed.
cxrept tho fldH-rc!lnrs rnirf! nrt. 4 pnrt 0! tho
original t!rsfcn. The Commissioners estimate
that e:t,tD) III .uaitt 10 The ann now u, hanh
VIII ha required to iink'l thn monument In az
is pnrts. ami Drovlao means ftr taking caro- ~
Il fnr tl,u next two ycnrs, I frcsIcctfulIy REG
Umtutnu Tint t!lla ann I,c InNrnpr'htc.l.
The acrylres rendered by t.inco)n aud Douglas
to Illinois ni,d the nation, the hon0r nnd famc
conferred npon their adopted Sfntc ny these
patriots and etnte.men, anil the lore which tho
people OF otir Stnto cherish for the!r names and
moro than suggtst the propr!etY Of making such
appropriations NJ will completc these inonu..
tlcnts, and provide means for tAltfpR caro- OF
them for the Ycars to rt,tne.
ESTIMATES.
The Conetttutton makes 1t The duty OF tho
taoscrf'or In his message to the Legislature, ~
.'tfcsent estimates Of the umolnt required to
be raised by taxation tor nil plirtoses.n In obe-
tllcncc 10 tic constitutional requirement. sub.
nit the following estimates f0r the two ycura
ensuing, the details Of which, though not hrre
given, hare received my careful confederation:
EstEnntes nf the amount nf money required 10
t,e raised by taxation for the next Two years.
6everIl Departments not enumerated bclow:
LcRiatatis8. -. $e24, 900
5adiesl... -. ...... -. '.:. s,7 ooo
Expenses Of State charitablo instt.n-
Eisss::. i: j; sss sss sss
pay e1prnees OF hath prisons. ......... 600, 600
For eonvoy'nR eonrtcts and arrest'ng ~ A.,
tlnsss Sa'ion.l iiuat.i.. ..'.. g.
S''~'''S Nsceiianeons... 1900
- 1X2, uU0
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Gnne, but Not LAmented.

E0NHs7 N1"V* &F9"VNF{E4 IH<N1.
Amy Hist Ut the uustdous dcAA Of 1873 tx
mamifestly incomplete which does not Include
.'The Ohio ldee." The fall electiuns finished IL
very sumnamtig and effectively, aud resumption
to-day prcvludes al possibility Of resurrection
.aase, but what u the dems:;o;2lc's loss Ii sho
fr3A tytin
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Eltro HsustAcnn fEfr.>.
The desire to get the ncgro nut Of po'it,cs II
universal u1ld cGnn.endabIr; but It Ii seen thai
In never Gull bo eliminated frotn politics until
ju.sise IL luuu aud liz Is practically, u well as
Theoretically, concedcl perfect political cquulity.
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CURRENT, OPINION.

Tho TrnsiIcut1al IIot-IFouso.
Atlanta t7a. t'ahtftnisnn tDsa.h
Isn't It Hi,out time TINT the American people
change their Presidential hot-house from the
vicinity OF Ohiof
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CI1raHN9n nnt'FriHt titaa Rtp,}.
In the debating societies tho question whether
Grant ts ~ htEer snat' than old Washington
las quite superseded tho old fayorste ~ to the
CON 1lparutIve suffering Ut the Indians And the
utEroea.
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.SHSritt< tTfnH.J AaerfcsIn tiaf'a.,.
We sec thc Jethronemcnt of a master in gold,
the tyFant has beeomo tho slave Ut commerce,
m humble tnstrument OF exchange.
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WfnobhIs t7sva.} Aea'A0fhs Uad1.
hut for Observation-Disclosures the legend on
tho Walt Street Exehnngr-" Gold 100 fat ~
would not llnye appeared on ttsa blackboard TO
satllcu tho go!d.gainbler.
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CsnefnnaH Ea7strrs {Dem.).
Bayard's frlo ads claim too mura territory for
HIN, THINK Of tho little ny-spcck OF q State Of
Delaware controlling t!'s rolla South, and New
York, New Jersey. and Connecticut besides II
must pe dlseuuraeing to Tiilau.
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Another Democrat Ready to Unload

Nnutn6f OEd1oCt1t 1kEIHy "a UNI0Ad,
Raitftnofs Gazette fi1tn7.).
At tho next election Ti.den OF his representa-
tivcs will be routed horse aud foot, There /.
therefore, no use ta'king about Nov York nd
New York politicians In connection With Deu.
ocratfc future. Tho Democratic party could
1t should never he talted npon to do 10. III
Wcst md South must form \ partnership, i
once, and prepare to name thn next Frestdept
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4 stase THAT oust,. 10 Have somethtnx.

II Wo can't have another Ohio man for Prcsi-
dent, at least give US nm Ohio man for Gov
c1uor. Tho grcnt State Of Ohio should inaist
ltDnn Ihlt.
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the law and maintain tho peace by what
ryrr means nccrssnry; nhsl ns a .tcp to
this, to secure tho dispersal III ait rEntous
a..c,oi,i,a"s al ,.,eu, whatever might tx. tic
nrriyst ii ,l,ctr ,o1nt,.c together, The fact T..
tI,as thrrc wna. II no tI,rr #, thEs s,ott, any
witt- s,rc1u or urranfx.,t sirik" rnpnr m.
talsu t,ur ,lns.cs, There wes n great tlco nt dis
<atistoriin,' nj what the rtnnnyrti, in certain
tnrs u, inrs:ry. rvearlc] ns al, upt,rrsstyr r..
,tuvtinu 1T wares Wncu trouble. hr1kc out In
The Ea,tern State. vcry frw turbulent Epirtts
nn,nv lin tnhnriu,t n,c,i foInctl E,y tn t1lcrs,
tran,t,* md rnncrailv th,,sn via make 1T, wttnt
Il knnw,, nx The Is ,lnurrrn,,s eInstcs," taking
ndyantarc ~ the cs,,cral alarm, wrrn cnatlleu.
ft,r few ta.rs ,,n,v n, narnlyzc ttlc Industry OF
ihr Ststr. Many = fnctnry closed tte doors, and
t,anw ra,trna1 STAINED ifs trains, amour who.e
cmsin,rs mi sInEjo tnnn was In active sym
,,n.hz with tho mob
This ra.r1,,t. tho wIfiflt1Iy idle, was the chief
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Tho Moral Forcrs Incorporated.

.- I7a'ttnort Gd.e!te ti3rna.,.
II It be trlo that Mr.. Tillcn has male tnon.,
enough tn Elevated Railroad stock To coyt, n,
expenditures OF tits last raid OH tho Frcs,lesr,
tho smn!l candidates for tho Presidency. vha
nre short nf " Copenhagen" ha., better I,e lo,%
Ing fur nice qutct stae-tt;cks, for Sanucls 1nn.
motive Will cumu booming down tho main In.
ono Of these mornings, scattering things Ike
CNlllorn!a know-plow,
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oE tho Iu"cf Ml&siss1ppl K1ytF. Our growing
tta1e with Central aud South American statea
should bo fustertd In every legitimate way, auss
thc shortest and most direct trade routes sllo'ild
bs developed for the transportation Of our
products, aud OF thosa which VIZ Eo:elve In 70
turn.
APPELLATE COURT.
The Judges OF tho Appellate Court for the
FirAt DIstrtct ayc ,uatfu a rcposs which Will be
ulaccd Lriure you, There VIA no auoroprintIoo
inn,ls hy tn Isxt Lcrfslatl,rn for tfa uxt,ruars
ri ,heir cnl,rt. Thny huyu rented ronI,s and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-26
MONTROSE's DOC KILLER.
Strange Animal that Lives tho Orange
Mountains, and ProwIs by Night.

Many valuable dogs have either been killed
or wounded lately by strange animal IN Montrosc n
The strange animal entered the dog kennel Of Mr. d
Bennett Pearl street merchant and killed two valuable
setter pups Tile mother of the pups fought for her
young but was unable to them. The noise OF the
night aroused Mr. Bennett and his ncighbor and sixteen
shots were hred At the beast on the same night nve
bull pups killed IN the stables OF Nj Sttkneck
near the railroad depot private Waterman IN the
village nred At the animal and chased IL until II dsap.
peared In the woods on the Orange Mountains A rat
terrier pup by Thomas Lyons florist attacked.
and WAS badly wounded
one afternoon recently Mr. Jacob Berry, member Of
Tho stock Exchange saw from the piazza Of the Mountain
House dark brown and brindrd animal playing IN the
yard with several dogs suddenly the strange beast
seized Mr. Berry's valuable black AMI tan pup by the
back o the neck and killed IT, Then u ned % tile
mountains The strange animal is described by Mr.
Berry as about the size Of fox. with shaggy hair
Every dog that has killed has been bitten the back
OF the neck
number Of gentlemen have offered $40 each 10 any
person who will XIII The animal and men and boys are
hunting on the mountains for 1t every night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-26
MERE MENTION.


Patrick Mooney fell from roof at s5 Cherry street
yesterday. and was instantly killed
on saturday Mr. p. J Hanway editor Of the Hiuran-s
Chone' wAs unanimously elected chairman 90 the TX
ccuuve Commute" uf the New YORK Press Club TO
coed the late Charles H. Pulhau.
Miss Elizabeth Dorset will soon celebrate her 1o3i
birthday in Middl,town J. SHE is'rr erHu' aunt of
eN GOV htue. \ large EaihrflNl 90 tNr u'r"f~W Nj
detown and Hobokcn will participate 900 90. ctt tra1n
Jacob Hertz until lately canvassng agent for o. r.
W Thurber Co. the grocers. was held 20 hai. ia
the Norkvie Police Court YESTERDAY he accused of
getting money from various person. worthless clclk
Many Old friends OF william Lloyd Garrison visited the
WestmoelH apartment hols'. nt seV nieeuth street
and Fourth avenue, yesterday, and looked Ht ne re-.
mains which Will t@mght or tomorrow morning be-
taken 10 RuXbury. Mass
For over two weeks past Messrs chas Rciche 4 Bro
Couey Island. have hat large force 90 men ccniun.
decorating and rearfauNng the building. IL Is TO he
opened on Thursday next
boat race wn- rowed yesterday hv Patrick Hickey.
aged ~ ana james Flatrck. aged TO- The course VAS
two mile. with turn from IhirN-h 90 90 fNN =. no
street hiIainck Ter 4qnhriet Of miie ltd 'lsht
abreast until rr0r Oh" iuru when Hickey got Che least
Dr.Ii, the plucky effort. Of the other ouns.cr Hickey
increased his lead down the home stretch and won ny
hve lengths
Under the law requiring the Fish Comm toners
70 examine all the streams of Long Island, with yitW
10 having them stocked with young trout, tho Governor
i~drrcted tu appoint additional Commissioner a
resident o Kings queens suffolk county Mr.. Eue,uc
Island will abound with n.h ami the general pu
Will be given the opportunity to angle between Apu /
and september !.
omcer william W Kinnard Of the Police Mounted
Squad was prisoner yesterday 90 the Harlem Police
Court ON Saturday he rode down the Kuash road
directed him t." rncc lis .tet l,r,o r ,t.sii
his brother officer with violent lnu.uHle, and made
him % go with him Co the carman.yie station, where
he locked up Capt Steers preferred 90.
drank anything stronger than cider m his NE Justice
oNrthonrs teinhndcl nam Go the custody Of capt steers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-26
DENNsYLvANIN MNILRoND.
CHEAT TRrN k LINZ
AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
IN NM aIll-u M ~ IALl

AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
on ami after MAY 10. 1879.
Trains leave New Aurh via DnsOrOsses and Cortlandt
Street Ferries. az follows.
Express ior Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ, and 80
7. VI daily
For wilham-port Lock Haven Cory and Erie at 80
7. NJ, connecting at CORY Tor Iitusville, Petroleum
Centre and the Oil Regions Wiliamsport and Lock
Haven. % A VI
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited wash
ingion Express Of Pullman Palace Cars. daily except
SUNDAY. 10 4 ". arrive Washington. f:l2 z. VI. R.gu
lar at $50 and 2pA NJ. I. and 10 NJ sunday, 49,
A. NJ aud 10 T.. NJ.
III A. NJ. l. $50 4. 3. 8 78n $50 and 10 r. sun
day I 80 and - A VI s. a. ~ 80, and 10 r. NJ Emi
grant and second class. I'D +. NJ.
Boats Of Brooslvn Annex connect with all through
trans At Jcr~y tuv. nrnriing speedy and direct
transfer for Bruukly travel
Trains arrive FROM Pitishursh sos 1910 A NJ, iolC
VI daily. 6.5n 4 VI q 20 T. VI daily except Monday
From Washington and baltimore. $50 A VI. = $50
$50. 10 10 T.. VI. sunday. $50 A. NJ and lO1O T. VI
From Philadelphia 3 81 600. q So $40 1890 ~ ~
A. NJ. >. 3D. 40 - 30 and 1910 r. VI. sunday
335. Is ua G.5l. lp.4I II 80 A. VI q 20, 1910 T VI
Ticket Oflccs. a2j ami aii Broadway. ! Aston House
and foot o Deshro,se, and curtnnd ss Court st
BrooNyn AnncN Depot loot cf Fulton 81 Brooklyn; III
li6 and III Hudson It. Hohoken; Depot Jersey city
FRANk THOMSON. l. Y. FARMER.
General N1ntser. Gcu'l Passenger AGENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-26

The striking horseshoers Of the principal
street railroad lines gathered in groups yesterday near
the depots hut we're orderly rumor reached the
Police Central once that they and the stabeucn on the
side mischicvou and special force was sent
from The Forty seventh street station Co the Belt Line
depot In fiiiythrt street There no disturbance
Tie seventh and Eighth avenue line shurrs. who lie
manded hi.htr WAGES on saturday. offered g. -
day, and 10 said Yesterday that they would accent
the comproWIss AMI go Co work The Third and Fourth
avenue companies sull hold out and expect to have
enough new men employed this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-26

About 10 o,cIock TINS morning a mnn entered

About 10 o'clock this morning man entered
J Darling banking huu-" and offered $3.50 short.
time note Tor discount The note hoIr back what
puTportcd 10 be the signature of Dr. D. o Farrnnd aud
Samuel HeAYenrch. Cd, lieavenurh Bros, wholesale
clOthers and was signed Moses UusuurcN MI Oar
ling told the applicant that Le would think about H. and
equesiei him To leave the note which he did Mr. Oar.
ling shortly arerwnri called upon Mr. Hravcnurh. who
a. once pronounced hie vrrrnrd signature forgery.
the banker weu back - s o.cr 90 await the return II
his customer who pu in his appearance At II o'clock.
Mr. Darling requested the man to accompany him To-
HeaVeurch's 10 see a. the note all right having
previously summoned an ofCer 10 Bee ON hand
need. A. the pair were about to enter the ileavcurch
esablshWe nj Jefferson avenue the stranger sud.
denly snatchcd the note out OF Mr. Dtrugs hand rolled
the paper into ball AMI thrusuug II into ms mouth
swallowed IT, lie WAS immediately taken into custody
By the attendant policeman AMI brought 20 the central
station, where th, officer. recognized him Benjamin
Mnylan who was convicted three years ot at
tempting io steal t" police records M conjunction with
HAIRY Saunders, AMI Who sentenced TO jackson
femenuHrY. and aiteTward pardoncd out Moyian has
been in the city ever since engaged in sign painting.
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BASE BALL cHiMPIoNsHIPs.
The standing OF the clubs in the League, Ma
tIonnI. and College Games.

The first Western tour Of the Eastern base
ball mines Of the League Association ended on
Saturday. and yesterday tho Western tennis left
their homes to come eastward to play during
the last week in May and nenrlv the whole Of
June. Thus far Spnding's Chicago White
Stockings take tho lead Of Harry Wrghts
Boston Reds. and George Wrght's Providence
Grays have closed the tour with second place in
tho race. they having defeated more clubs than
the Bostons did. besides winning ono game
from the Chicago nine, which th" B1stons failed
to do The record to May 26. inclusive. Is:
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PITTSBURGH. May 25.-I.nst night. at about
81 O'Clock there desperate nsht AZ the polls in
Eleventh Ward, where the Republican primaries were
being held About sixty were around me poll.
hali ot whom were negroes some Of the whites began
leerug the negroes. and iu few moments hrstc
night was In progress Bricks and stones were freely
thrown clubs ami knives were used and several pistols
were nred. Frederick Lincoln badly cut and his
head was mashed lie will die. A negro named Jones
Wa also seriously hurt -Four i've Of the leaders are
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Cra.ed by E.rul.Ion from Church.


George Hoover. VINO lives three miles north OF
Miyille Ind, and formerly one oi the pillars Of the
punkard church. lot his wife about year ago and
hardly Xix months passed before he married Randolph
County lady HooveTs action 80 incenstd the members
OF his church thH he driven out u it The expulsion
70 preNed ulnn the Old mans mind That he has become
dcransed His we stands by him and administers 10 his
N