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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

BoGERr.-on June g. at Monsey, Albert A. Dosert in
the Heth year at his aye.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to at
tend his funeral Tuesday next 10Th inst, at thu Dutch
Reformed Church In Monscy at ~ o'clock noon without
further invitation
BROWNIE Baltimore. Ma. June q. James Brown. In
his ,eAi wear. hoatswlin IN the L ; Navy
MlNlSE In HruoklNu. SuturdaV June 7. after a
lingering illness Leonard Mnu,c IN the 4dh year Of his
The relatives and friends the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral service, the First Re-
formed church pr Portrr' bedford and Clvncr st.
Brunklyn. on Tuesday. the 10Th inst. at 30 +. VI.
lnternrut al ENergrccns
OkklLLi ON saturday. June !, Michael O'Rely.
ased IS years, a nsuNe VI GranArd. County Lousord,
Ireland
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the IN.
neral from nj. late residence - Oak st. ON Monday, at
halt pact = T. VI
REiNOLps -on sunday, June T. Mary Reynolds, aged
~ years and months
Funeral takes place from the residence Of her parents.
Lawrence aud Jua Reynolds U-l 81 av., on Tuesday.
lOHh inst. att = VI. sharp.
SHAFER On SUNDAY. June :. Henry G. Shacr.
Noticc Of funeral hereafter
SWEET In SfDphrntuWn. n. Y. June 6. the Rev.
ElAuthan Sweet. Ia the S3i ycar of his H. began
prcHchue atte age OF II ycar anl thu eiorward until
the tine nf his death engaged IN disseminating the
Gospel He occupied the Baptist pulpit NJ Stepheutown
Tor more Than forty ant he Rad the Bible through
sixty nVe times
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RErRA YED by NEW TYPES.
How the secret NIhiIist PrIntinG Once In St.
Petersburg was discovered.


ST PETERSBURG, May 20 Yesterday even
you OF the discovery NJ secret printing press
here fancy. though that the Censor has
clapped his black hands upon II, and but little
OF the original telegram has been permitted TO
reach Cologne. THE telegram referred to,
says the editor has indeed not been received
herc.l ! therefore now give you the details In
full. On Wednesday last, AZ about 4 o'clock IN
the afternoon. the police entered the Maison
Barry. in the Jonaclowski Polk. They found
there II printing press and 1000 copies OF tho
last number OF the Nlhilst journal.
Se7nld / Strdbodd (Fdiherldud and Free
d0ml These had not yet been pub
lished. The Glow that led to the dis
cOvory was obtained in the following manner
The latest number issued OF the FGhG'ldud and
Freedom Was particularly we'll printed. and II
WINS evident that n new font OF type had been
used in its production. An adept in typography
and printing was called in, and, upon eNamin-
ing the Nihilist journal, he declared that the
type must hive been procured from the we'll
known foundry Of Franzmarck. who ENJOY n
wide reputation in that particular business. In
quries were accordingly instituted at the ware
house to ascertain who were the latest purchas-
eTs Of the peculiar type in question. The chief
prussian. WAS rather sharply interrogated. II
transpircd during the investigation made that
quantities Of typo had from time to time disnp-
peared. A housa-to- house search was then IN
stitutcd at the residences Of the various en-
plOyecs and compositors engaged M this fOun-
dry and printing business, and in the house
before mentioned, known as the Maison Barry
which il actually next door to the Ministry Of
Water and Highway Communications - the
printing press was discovered, or course the
printers and cOmpOsitors were Nihilists.
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on the collar shelf was believed nv the state to
h' a hott" Of chluroturm. In consequence Of
Information from the prisoners their counsel
visited the c'llur aud removed something from
the shell. which they allied To produce when ra-
qucstrd hv the State so to- do. They aver that II
was % letter which pr sumably showed criminal
int mIrv.
TINT the states theory is not borne out by tho
facts is evident when 1t IL known that the chlorO-
form WIS in the Curoucr's puss s~ion in
August aud coull not hHvc been sought by tho
defendants counsel In September ut which
tiWr this letter WIS written.
Those ARE al the damaging points in the lot
TER which judge Knapp admits to have boon
the only thng on the trial which connected
Bennett with the crime. II the correspondence
cuuVicts him IL also convics her. for she re-
c"vcd. serrrt'l. and replied to II. Judge
kuapu's charge II said To have borne severely
agliust the prisoners upon whom he ~ now
called upon to- puss sentence. How can he roo
on'tlc this verdict based uuon that letter with
the legal principle that the prisoner is entitled
to the hcurht ~ any reasonable duuht2 CIn he
druy the snundu'ss of my propusi tiun that no
ought to have charged the jury. II So requested.
that IL this letter could possibly Doc given an in
terpr 'tatiou consistent With the innocence 81
the defendants. q wa- their duty to HouutY
think the public Judgment h. sound iu dis
s"nting from the verdict Ut this Jury Let judge
knnup b" certain ~ his ground lest he mako
the d. istAkp irrcuarahle. Nj.
JERSEY CITY. June g.
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THE BASE BALL cHAMpIoNsHIp.
Troy and Rochester DIsputInG over the Ens-
pIoyment Of McKennon.

The Chicago base ball nine have passed tho
Rubicon their Eastern tour aud having fought their
way THROUGH Boston and Providence with only defeat
Of six contests prepared to march through
Troy and Syracuse without further imredimcnt Prov
dcnce stands next In order In the pennant to the
coming champion team Of the League for 1879 and the
Syracuse Stars lead the four junior clubs Of the
League eight Buffalo being slightly In advance Of Bos-
ton for NTH placc-Cincinnau occupying fourthand the
Troy and Ccvelands striving avoid the last position
In the National arena, the Washington Nationals still
keep in the van with the Manchcscrs second AMI the
Hoyokes third breeze Of excitement Is passing over
the field Just now. caused by the action OF the Troy
League club in trying to secure the services Of Nc
kcnnon Of the ALBANY Capital CITY team. lust rs that
team was hrnf transferred 10 Rochester The Troy
folks talked Mckcnuun into the belief that he prac
ucnllv released from his contract with the Capital city
team by their transfer TO Rochester he engaged with
the Troy club. and took 500 advance money. When he
found however that he was IN honor hound To- the Roch
ester manager he returned the and IN Roch
ester This annoyed the Troiaus afd they had him
rced. This action the National clubs called nv
the League TO approve by cNpclhug Mckcuuon from
National club employment This the Nationals uuani-
mou,y rgin'c tod The nshi Is very pretty ONE sit
stands The LEAGUE clubs cannot very well afford TO
ignore the pccmary advantage VI games with the Ma
uunll clubs. and the littcr very we'll get along
without PLAYING "a single League club
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Following hi. WHO to the Grave.

There died in Knoxville. Tenn. on tho Goth
ult den james Brownow IN the S7th year OF his axe
Many roaIers will recqIlect beautiful girl Miss
Belle Gun student in NeTmilon institute during the
earlier years the war and frequent guest NJ her rca
tive Mr I'd Smith Of this place Returning to her home
In Franklin. Tenn. then the scene OF conflict hetWtc
tho Federal aud the Confederate forces there was
brought into her fathers house aer the baue Of VIA
the Of the famous PaIson brownl9w and Colonel Of
the FIRST Tonne Cavalry. During lis cnnNnesctnce
a fnrndship sprang NJ between the two winch rapldly
riuened into An affection. which eliminated IN mdrrage
Tie fair bride WAS one Of the most beautiful women Of
that region the IDOL OF her fathers heart and the belle Of
the town hecung years they lived together nnd
she died Young husband was he became tired Of
u world from which she was absent lie went home 10
Knoxville aud there died VI grief
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

Andrew jackson ForetrliIng Through IA Me-
dIum the War 81 the Rebellion.

4 series Of meetings 10 hear and relate
spiritual experiences was begun yesterday at
50 West Thrty-third street. Mr.. Charles Par
ridge said that ON Jan. "a. 1861 he took Mr..
George Snndersou Of scranton. Pa. 10 DR.. G.. A.
Redman. q medium. at Varck place. An un-
hidden spirit purporting to be- that Of Andrew
Jackson. addressed hmsel. to Mr.. Partridge.
"Old Hickory is sitting on the sofa" was the
immediate remark Of the medium. who wrote
Like sckened snal has our Executive sat upon his
bench ON the waters 81 revolution ami madness have
The ron mouth a The needle points To- irive ii back As
God lives the very cotton Will be dyed IN blood ere its
next harvest
When will blood begin TO How?" was asked
Il fear before the advent Of the next Admin
stration." the spirit Of Jackson answered.
a." They ere mad (, they can't wait o. for Nifty
thousand haltersl
viii the South attempt to take the capital?"
Not by an organized force. Lincoln will be
peaceably inaueurated at Washington amid
y" How. when. and where will the war bcgin1"
Tn. regular contest will begin by right
eous effort on the part Of the Administration to
protect its properly e. CharlesioH' Next on the
How long the war continue. and what
will be- the result p
Fourteen months wiping out OF the slave
system. God and our duty. Our Union and its
Constitution. Death TO traitors It's all sad,
sad. sad but We must not Weep. but be up and
DO you think Lincoln will be SUFFICIENT for
the crissY SO
God he were there now. Firm. yet just; patr-
otto. yet moderate; fearless yet upright. My
motto at this time H. Art gives us means. and
God the strength 10 apply the match
Observation-Disclosures he III scyerni consTtatio NJ
his house, which resulted in the great Union
square meeting OF April 20. 1861.
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Methodist Children. sunday.

Yesterday was Chidren's Sunday in the Meth
odsi churches and in several instances services
made appropriately distinctive. THE children are
preaching the sermon to-day" said the Rev DR. tiffany
yesterday morning IN 81 Pauls Methodist Church. II
was Chliren's sunday, and the Observance almost
entirely floral and musical The pulpit was transformed
into an exotic bower and happy peepod from
among clusters of evergreen and varlrraud rhododen
druns The choral service ut doctrine arranged hN Dr.
vincent used the children and the choir furnishing
respectively me voice ana the 'eeho =, me chmg
quartet consisted Of Miss fhips soprano, Miss V Tuck
cr, courao, Mr. H. 4 Mas tenor. and Mr. Van Tasscl
hAsso Aiier the hrnedicou the C0ngrt cation remained
the distribution of bouquets 10 the pupils The sup
ply plentiful enough to give each bouquet and hcr
the children in the pcws supplied, after which
many howcrs were distributed 10 grown persons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

mysterious crime has been brought to light
In the neilhhorl0 ord OF Gainesville. About years ago
4 man named MNtecot uiystcriuuslY Disappeared
from tins Ila and his family could never obtain any
Information about him. About month ago. one James
BRYANT who has served various ers the street cham
gang TOR pcut larceny stated TO Harrison Martin while
drunk that he had murdered whit cotton seven miles
below this ciiv on the lhwrenceNille road, aud had
thrown his body into snkhoe and covered n with rub
hish. Bryant gave minute directions as to how 10 ind
the exact spot shortly acrward Mr. Martin. pa.
med by Deputy Marshal CASTOR and james 4 Find
ley went To look Tor the place. They had no
difficulty IN finding the spot desc ribtd by
BRYANT ana there. enough under large pieces
of bark and other rubbish they discovered human
skull and other bones Ncar by under old sin fur-
mace they found hat in the exact spot where Brnt
had said he had hidden the hat OF the murdered man
In the O the hat large hulc though ,nrn
by the discharge OF pistol AZ close quarters ON tho
the skull they also found large hole They LETT
everything tOun returned home, aud set about tn iX
the crime upon the guilty party. but while they were
working Tie BRYANT died OF consumption on the
9lth OF May. The case Will be thoroughly investigated.
II thought that several persons mpc Gated in the
murder, AMI that Bryant was only used rs u tool.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

FfaW NJ Nsr1H Att sffi'er
Hugh Clark WAS before Justice IicOrd yester-
duy afternoon the charge nj violating city orli
nance by allowing horse 10 run AT large on the public
streets ON tie part Of the defendant It was shown that
Clark had owned horse tor six months but Owned
mules and TINT II was mule Which had been ON the
trrcts The defendants counsel conicnied tat hs uie
ci,y ordinance sANs nothing about mule the defendant
not liable. The tity Attorney INSISTED ihht mule
species NJ horse aud that, Hs the deicndant ad
mittpd that his mur had been raArg on the streets he
guilty ot violation OF the ordinance Justice RECORD
said had doubt that the Common touncil intended
that horse mule should rn ht large hut lie must
cunsrnc the ordinance strictly, and lie therefore dis
mIssel The COnlIalnL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

John Mccormick lmped so badly that he
could hardly get to the prisoners stand in the rombs 20
lice Court yesterday lie was charged with attempting
burglary At Patrick McLauFhn's barroom at 2t3 Mul
berry street Ohicer Coyle testified that he the IRIS.
oner AMI two other men tearing open the shutters
gave the alarm rap, and was imned by several OIL
GERS The prisoner ana his couedrrates into the
lluncycumh.' tluck O six story tenement houses IN
Jersey street Two officers followed the men 10 the root
while Others covered the block far Crosby street
When the officers got 10 the root this man and his con.
the l length Of the block sprang the
pnrauct and landed the root of an adjoining house.
thirty feet lower From this house they-leaped into
dorsey street aud two OF them got away THIS man
STRAINED his unkle"
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Defending Her Mother from a Drunken Father

William Martin, II laborer living in Brooklyn.
went hone under the influence liquor late saturday
night lie dragged his Wifo from her bed and beat her
severely His daughter Mary hunchback, II years old
and small IN stature, caught up an axe aud hcrccy At
ckcd her father He received blow his forehead
that knocked him seuseess lett dcep cash, and II Is
Thought fractured ms skull II was ~ irst Thought that
the prl had Killed HIM outright lie is in dangerous
condition the girl was arrested several hours after tile
occurrence. She says that she struck her father be.
cause she feared that he would XIII her mother.
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Mrs. Frank Mordaunr. Gratitude.

Mrs. Frank Mordaunt the actress had yes
terdAy far recovered from the Effects OF the morphine
taken by her Thursday night that she able quit
her bed and receive her friends in the parlor her
house 81 Penn street BROOKLYN On hcug restored to
cousncss and rraAug what she had done. She
shocked. She expressed her gratitude Ia those who
had assisted III saving her hie. She accuses Martin
DOYLE, in whose care She lett hN her husband. Of
treating her m such a shameful manner 90 make her
desperate. and she thanked Capt Kaiser Tor having
taken hlln into custody
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

Four hundred members OF tho Seventy first
Regiment marched to the Church OF the Heavenly Rest
last evening to Listen to sermon By their chaplain the
Rev Frederick Courtney. They were In UNIFORM and
occunicd nearly all the seats within easy hcarns dis
lance ot the pulpit The church was crowded TO the
outer entrance. The chaplain said that the regiment
not at this time surrounded hy warke enemy hut
they had druukc mess amt immortality TO nght against
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Spttul llotitts.
LOOK OUTl

CPtAihA ~Ao4iNtS.
LOOK OUTl
TONY PASTORS WEEKLY.
No l, will be ready on
MONDAY. JUNE I6
News agents, send in your orders
Only 10000 copies Of
NUMBER ONE
Will be issued.
TONY PASTORS WEEKLY
WILL CONTAIN CHOICE SERIALS. BEAU uFCLLY
ILLUSTRATED.
Also contain
CHOICE SKETCHES
and
POPULAR SONGS.
And Comic Serials and Comic Items. and In fact c'cry
thing to make it
A FGRsT-CLASS NEEkLY
ToNY PASTOR
VIII write exclusively for
TONY PASTORS wEERLY.
THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY.
Wholesale AGENTS.
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The great one price low price, cash or easy terms fur
niture and carpet warehouse Is NJ CcwperihWh Co.
lj3. $50, and l57 Chatham St. n y Established 1907.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

Cocoane will be found certain and speedy cure fol
daudTun and other scalp dlseases.-AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09
Rnslntss lloiItts.

The Louisiana state Lottery was char
tcrcd by the state ten years ago. with capital "
sloDponn to which it has since added fund Of
sj0Oo Beside. it, ius monthly drawings it has rcgu-
larry held semiannual drawing under the personal
pcrvisiun aud management uf
Gen. q. 7 BEACEEGARD and Gen. JrBAL A. EARLY
upon the 17th of June The capital prize has been
sipupn The price Of tickets has ALWAYS remained ten
$40 dollars halves i've 80 dollars, niths two e. dol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

And Collie ne cured with MIN ot M3Euesa, VI which
theI Ike lie llAle. All drusg.s.@-AAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09
IhrNcr Felt Heller.

Such is the verdict after taking dose OF Qnirks lrisl
Iea sold ~ packages at % cents.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-09

Ses Sc rapidly cured by using Dr. Bcckcrs cclobr acd
Eye Balsam Sold by all druggists Depot BOWely AdV
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DON'T aO ONPICNICs,

Don't GO ON PICNICs,
DON'T co ON EXCURSIONS,
DON'T 60 AWAY TUi, SUMNER.
AND IF YOU STAY HOME,
Don't fan e. have with you. In case Of need,
RFNNE's r n MAGIC OIL. "
Itisdrlicious tn take. amt reliable for
SUMNER COMPLAINS. HEADACHES,
DIZZINESS CRAMPS. ANp PAINS.
RlIklMArlSM CURED INSTANTLY
Snld az all Druggists.
gauulrs free lcuut $50 Murray ST.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

AiSIAruRF ALAANAC-rHts pAV
Sun rises.... - sun ses..,. 800 Noon rises IL 20
HlGu wAttR-rHSpA
sandy Hook.,l - noy Island, II ii Hell uate,, 3a
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i279 Prizes amounting to ..............S 1922 so
Gen e. T. BEAuREGARD OF Louisiana.
Gen J. A. EARLY OF Virginia, Commissioners
For full particulars apply to
NJ A DAUPltIN,
p D. Box Coz, New orleans, La.
or same At $40 Broadway. New York
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THE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY.
Wholesale AGENTS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-08
what the Jettles Are Doing.

Mr.. Smalley, the New York 7Fibune's cor
respondent, wrote the other day from Port
Eads a full description OF the Mississippi jet
ties, and remarked: THE advantage OF the
Improvement to commerce is incalculable. In
the one item Of cotton freights the saving Is
ST. bale, which In a single year amounts to
nearly the entire cost Of the jetties. TO realize
how much the jetties have already done for
the commerce OF New Orleans one has only
to sail along the river front Of the city, where
/ counted last week no fewer than 100 large
square-rigged sailing vessels and eighteen
ocean steamers. Fully four-fifths of these
ships and steam ers come from foreign ports
for freights OF cotton or grain. There are now
regular steam lines between New Orleans and
Cruz and New York, and frequent trips are
made by steamers not attached to regular
lines to Havre, Southampton, London, Ant
werp, Rotterdam, Genoa and many other
foreign ports"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Acadea,ry Or Music.

The second presentation OF Robinson
sCrusoe'' BY Colville's Opera BurlesQue Com
many was not only an Improvement on the first
but very good and really laughabe entertain
ment Mr.. VIM. Gill friday gains favor every
night, and Mr.. Drew. as Tim Cox evinces
that he can be humorous without being noisy.
One of the features OF he performance is un-
doubtedly the comic laughing song sung BY
Friday tGill) and Robinson Crusoe Marie Will
liams). which brings down the house every
nirht. a. w. Mafiln, Ada Lee Carrie Thomp-
son, Kate Evurlet9h. all assist In making the
performance complete. not forgetting Eme
Roseau, the songatress Of the troupe, who
Win eject, closing with Little Ohickadeedee' =
little bird which We very much lear VIII be
killed by pettinR. Il seemed that the sire had
returned from over the seas. Tor Baby Mine
i Billy Cahiii. notwithstanding that he has met
With an accident to his legs. which prevents him
nom being the lively burleeQue actor that we
have laughed at 90 many tines stlll MANAGES aa
whatever he does 1t Is always good and funny.
We hope to see Billy on hts legs again soon.
Robinson Crusoe' will hold the boards until
1srson u NJ s. Pn a. 81 he
1p MRS. BELLS BeneHt.
One Of the social events OF the present month
will be the benefit to Mrs. jack Ball on the
twenty fourth instant, at Grunewald Hall Mrs
Bell certainly merits this compliment from her
friends For years past this lady has been one
of the most active and unselR-h workers In get
ting Up entertainments far charitable purposes s
objects. regat dless of sect or creed. We nave nc
doubt the benefit will be, as 1t ought to be. q
grand success. We have not the program ms
consist OF comedy. pantomime. etc.. by the
young people.