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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
THE BARr'S CREEK MYSTERY
What May Serve to Explain How the Two
Frenchmen Received their InjurIes.

The cause Of the death Of Jacques Trla-
loup and the severe. IL not fatal injuries OF
August Duiour. both Frenchmen Of West Ho-
boken. who were found near the track Of the
New York. Lake Erie and Western Railroad.
near Bary's Crock. New Jersey. on Friday
morning. is yet nvo we'd in mystery. The in
quest begun by Coroner Jacob Yenrance on
Friday afternoon was not continued yesterday
morning. on account OF the failure OF the train
hands Of the train that carried the dead man
and his injured companion to Rutherford Park
to answer the summons Of tho Coroner Be
sides. the Coroner wished to give the injured
man Dufour time to recover, as DR.. Hallister
expressed the opinion thnt Dufour might be
able to speak intelligiby by Monday. SO
the inquest was adjourned until Monday
Yesterday Dufuur WIS yet unconscious. At
8 o'clock yesterday morning no was partially
aroused and asked where no WIS. Then after
a few minutes he said; oh. yes the old man
was chucked on and then me-" His mind then
wandered. and nothing more could be obtai med
from him. An examination OF the locality where
the men were found was made yesterday. There
were the stains OF two blood pools about two feet
apart. and few feet away was the freshly
broken flagstaff Of a locomotive. The railroad
on ials In Rutherford Park say they are render
ing the Coroner every assistance possible to get
the facts in the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
TAKING MS LIFE IN DESPAIR.
The Suicide OF an Unfortunate Livery stable
Keeper In brooklyn.

Edgar +. Smith, aged 81. who kept liv-
cry stable at ls4 and 1856 Portland avenue.
Brooklyn. committed suicide yesterday morn
ing by hanging himself in the loft OF his stable.
Tho stables. which were filed with valuable
property, had been in Mr.. Smiths possession
since Jan. 1. when no bought them from W. II.
Lockwood. The property was subject to mort
gage In the hands OF Mr.. T. c. Cronin, a lawyer.
OF Isl Broadway. this city. Tho mortgage was
recently foreclosed. and receiver. the son OF
Mr.. Cronin. was 10 take charge OF tho stables
yesterday. Mr. Smiths family live in Mayville.
" Y. and his Brooklyn acluaintRnces knew
little OF him. lie boarded In n private resi-
Office The business embarrnssments con-
nected with the mortgage are thought to have
led TO his suicide. but those who had come in
contact with him Observed nothing unusual in
his manner.
Yesterday morning Roger Rock. one OF
Smiths EMPLOYEES. not finding Mr.. Smith in
his office. ms usual was puzzled 10 account for
his whereabouts. Soon after the receiver ar
rived and began to take stock OF the contents OF
the stables. When Rock went up stairs to eN-
anime the contents Of tho bins. he discovered
Mr.. Smith hanging by tho mock from u beam.
Mr.. smith had evidently fastened one end OF
the rope around the beam. had adjusted slip
moose about his neck. and then jumped from n
slcigh which was under the beam. His features
head. The rope had stretched until the feet
touched the floor. A number IL cards indi-
eating that Mr.. Smith WAS a Knight Trmplar.
and one that he was m.nber Of the OH City.
Penn. Exchnng" in 1877. We're found in his
pockets. with tl.3O in money. Coroner smms
had tho body sent tn the Murguc, and tec-
grnphed 10 Mr. Smiths wife.
The foreclosure Of the mortgage on the goods,
II is said, swept out OF smith > hands the last OF
his property. He WAS much respected and
liked by those who had met him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

invited 10 attend his funeral fran his late cdence SO
nth av.; thence he win be taken 10 st. Pauls hurch.
Goth ~ and 9th av, Monday morning. at o'clock,
where requiem will be Tor ne repose III
his sOul
GRAVES On Thursday the 9th inst, Of pne umonIa,
James W, Graves. in the atst year Of his ago.
The relatives AMI friends NJ the fanny also those II
his brother Jo-cnh aui his brnthc rnlnW James j. Nc
Cormick, arr respectfully invited to atcud the funeral
from H. late r'silcucc. a. Marion sunday March
0. at O'Clock. thence to Calvary Cemetery Tor inter-
mcnt
81 Canal st. New York city, Jacob II kirchod, In tho
9Th wear O his u-C.
Relatives nni friends If the family respectfully In
vitcd to atenl his iuncrnl from nj r. residence On
MONDAY. the iUtl % March. at 2 del ok Y. ".
MAnDOCk.-On March a. NJ Trenton. y. J Mr. John
Mdinck. modcllcr. formerly " Burslem, England ia
the SIN wear ot hIsHgc.
Funeral services will be- hod at the residence Of his
spriuw. - MARKET IT, SOW York sunday, March o,
at2 T.. VI. u luIFrs aul ni'ndg tuvifed.
AssortArt0y ENstrr ftnEuFs --fLc members ~ tho
above N~sucutuu hcrchv un1ed to meet at ~ MIG.
nolin av. Jersey CITY. this tsundtO Hitcrnpln at
Utck. for the purpose a ~ ins the last tribute OF
respect to our late member. John Kcntrrd.
FRANCIS HAGADORN, " 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
Tho Rev. ~. q. spn uIdtnH's Iect,-c. nj,
kounn Life and Pompeinu Art

The Rev. Henry q. Spauldlng, who lectured
IN Now York year ago upon Rome" ia now
giving at ChickcrnR Hall. a second course ON
homan Life and Greek Art in Ancient
PompnH"
The lectures arc delivered both as n morning
ana nm evening course. and arc attended by
large and cultivated audiences. Brilliantly
Illustrated by fine stcreoptican views. they COM
plne high order OF entertainment with fresh
anu valuable Information upon themes OF
spScial interest ut the present time. Tho
buried Jewel box OF antiquity" as Taine calls
Pompeii. has revealed numerous monum cnts
which make real to us tho everyday life OF tho
an'l"nt world white its art treasures nro not
only things OF hoauty. hut nlso a continual
study them; Mr.. SpauldinR has fascinating
Theme. aud his speclal artistic tastes aud
archicologcal knowledge. added to an ok
WnsiNe experience as u popular lecturer ennhlo
MN To dO much needed and most timely work
In he educational field.
The second lecture of tho evening course will
% dellNersi o-mOrrow evening upon tho I" Old
hotnnn watering Places" with pictures OF
travel around tho Bay " Naples in tho classic
localities OF Posilippo. POnzuoi. Baim. Postum
The aid Of the stereoscope with its colored
slides enables Mr.. Spnuding to give most vivid
Vows of the places that he describes and OF
Pomp ian interiors. and to FIX In the memory
OF IN" hcarer in moment pictures and effects
thht no amount of mere description in words
could convey to the mind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

fine performance OF tho Magic Flute"
was given on Friday evening. Offering. how
ever. few points to distinguish it from those OF
last season. One OF these was the unexpected
dcuut OF an aesthetic cat who walked quietly
down the stage while Signor Frapolli was sing
Ing and slipped placidly into tho congenlnl
depths ~ tho orchestral escape the applause Of
sudden friends.
rho character OF Idmind was assumed by
and picturesque representative II the part. Tho
audiences was "A very large one. as IT was also at
the matinee Of Yesterday. ut which " Carmen "
was given. from which II seems that the general
Interest in thi is admirable company is not in tho
least diminished.
During the present week "Iohengrin" will
be- given on Monday evening the "Npzze iii
Figaro" on Tuesday. Puritani" on Wednes-
day. and Marchetti's Ruy Bias" on Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

horHER ASD sos knLIEvHp
ny SMILE nEASA

writc to state that last spring gave my
back severe wrench, which caused mo great
pain, from which could get no relief until |
was induced to try Bcnson's Capcne Porous
Plaster. which brought rest. and cured me-. My
little boy had considerable bronchial affection.
cut one OF the Benson's Plastcrs In two parts.
and applied of them above his breast bone the other
between his shoulder blades and ntcei that the toll
lowing daN hls cough had enttey subsidized have used
the old sNc of Porous fasicrs, and convinced that
Benson's 'apcin0 Porous fla.tef Is far suuerinr.
Ms ". II ALLEN, Fork lWon Va
Bens~ls capcme Porous PlA,~rs possess sreatcr and
more powerful pain relieving and curative properties
than the common article, th,lr action Is more prompt
and efeCtNe They are invaluable Tor the SPEEDY re-
mo'l NJ rams in the back kdnclr and lungs amt all
nervous diseases Az YOU. druggists tor Bcpson- Cap
cine Porous Plaster. Take no ether kinl-Iis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
The Huudredth Performance OF "The Bank
er,s nnnghler" ut the Union sannrr.

The popular success predicted by good judges
FOR The Bankers Daughter" on the occasion
OF its production at the Union Square Theatre
has been fully realized. and glad Manager
Palmer last evening gave satin programme to
every person who entered to witness the hun
dredth performance OF the play The house
WIS rrowled. and there was plainly an added
iu' rest arts ng from the ON phasis given 10 the
long run Of the drama This is the only recent
Instance Of an American play running a hun
dr,l n gifts in a New York theatre. the last to
d. So previously having been Divorce" The
play RS seemed to work under a revival OF
spirit n the acting. and there was no indica-
ton that anybody had grown tired through
sam"ncss. Tho scenery was IS fresh IA ever.
AMI the I'M" dresses OF Miss Harrison and Miss
J.w,.:' w,.r" unrumpled;
Tho Bsnker's Daughter" Ia the result OF n
hor1ush lrnmatic tinkerLne. II WAS originally
written 10y Mr.. Bronson Howard for the Fiith
Avru" Trnntrr. where his Saratoga" had
DON" VOL hut Mr.. DAILY would not nut 4 on tho
s't-r. Il WIS lrst acted At MrVicker's Theatre.
=! n-1 sr,vrrH years ago. under me title OF
I'LL ans Last Love" and WAS not much ~ a
- .,--. although escaping outright failure.
T. riot WAS on" that had been written over
al ever IN WarTley Magazine stories. girl
narr." 'l 4 wealthy man. whom she did not love,
in .rinr % save her father from bankruptcy,
an' ''i,'arded young artist whom she did
love. tn" husband md the artist subsequently
I'i p Paris. The wife's condition OF heart was
'v"ai"d. duel was fought. the artist was
i"l, ana tho husband and wife were sepa-
rrti, Years elapsed the wife grew 10 love the
a sent husband, a breaking heart brought her
a.WU-t 20 d"ath. the husband returned. and q
recon 'iii'ton brought climax Of happiness.
Ih"rr Nas No novelty In all that, certain
IT, n.r anuhing to interest a1ybQdy ex-
,M ihn most susceptible OF school girls
sr ne play, had m excellent under
r." - ~ INTO oblivion. Mr.. Palmer took il.
ha '1"auhor rcwrite parts, Of 1t, and triod It
* 10 Chicago. putting his travelling COM
I.nl INTO the cast. The result was fairly salts
J. 'ry. hut tho staleness Of the serious plot was
r 400 almost fatal weakness. Again il went
lii''h" hnnl- Of the author for alteration, and
ttrN.ri Nr. 4. II Clzturan dealt with II. How
~ % VEG Hluran did to the plav was ques-
Won Y rwtri o DISPUTE. but Mr.. Palmer. as a
umpire, decided hat he WAS TO- be- cred
I'' Wfh most u the serious matter in the re-.
c'i..'rl tel Vic -. and Mr. Howard with all OF
u ' 'I. The result was n play that. mounted
tNl ttr' As p'rfertly ms II was NJ the Union
slIar", could not fail u interest and amusc
A,rr.yW ~" "as>e Of people that 20 TO theatres
,.Ih"r' is little chance OF change OF bill at the
l. ''uu square thIs seas n judging by the fresh
+. ~ gwen 10 rhe Bankers Daughter last
evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
CHILDREN's billet AT NIBLo's.
The y. Il. &. &. Gives the Management Notice
that II Must Be stopped.

In the "Black Crook" performance at
Nblo's Garden chldrens ballet has been
feature OF the entertainments. Manager Starin
received yesterday the following letter:
sociErT ron IHE PHyESroS OF CRrllrr To CnLpRENl
Nrw YORK. March 7. 1879
Er'n Sntn, E9 Prop-t'iOr dAd Manager ohsr Per
Chlsy, = AIsss Gardea.
STA COMPLIANT has been made to this society that GER
tain children used Ia the ballet AT the
theatre, contrary 10 the laws VI this STATE.
II the performance stated 10 Il IL a direct vio
lAt0n OF the law. and trust 10 your weu-knOwn
courtesy ~ arrange your Not
tate any int rioTrnc herewith am respectfully
your Obeiient servant 4. FTLLoSs JkSKISs.
Superint. ndcnt. &C.
This note was received before the matinee
performance. but no change WAS made in the
programme either then or in the evening. Ar
rests were expected, but nothing moro was
heard from the society
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
Attempt. to burn Onto. Capital city.

COLUMBUS. March s-Night after night for
the past week. attempts have been made burn this
city and both citizens and police have thus failed to
discover their origin one or more hrcs principally in
stables which points TO incendary work have occurred
each night Between and o'clock this morning eight
stables were burued while attempts we're made to lire
other bmhnss, by using rags saturated With coal OIL
As Tar be Learned. the only the de.
stroyei buildings Sitn in the Illinois Mechanics
amt slOn In the Hartford nj Hartford The police force
has been increased. and many private watchmen have
been placed on duty
The city Council had snecial meeting this NOR ming
and adol ted resolution nstrucunr the MAYOR aud 20
lice Commissioners 10 take all steps to
the neeiLarcs In tins eitv and increase the IRE
protecusn regardlessO Of The citizens mceuAg heh
thc saIAe time, concurTed IN TINS acton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
IMESEMENIA
.,,.,. MackRye's New Play at the FInh
=" Avenue Theatre.

MI. o,ten deferred production OF Mr..
u.ctnye's new melodramH NJ " Thro' tho
- .iu take place Mt the Fifth Avenue
p,s, n. morrow evening. Tho management
-, ot unusual pains in the preparation OF
v'' tn. ntpplc time has been given to re-
~,ls and the company is OF q character that
r,op.scs axccllently.
rho ,l0t of the play may no generally out
uaeI es follows. In the prologue Harry Ora
,1, Mr. Gcorg, II Chnplnl Is disclosed IVA n
,,i, NJ incompetence. lie 10 tho father Of
,a, children. a hoy and n girl. and, tempted by
W. oS,r from Tfie- Van Sink. n money lender
~. Ilnrdcnbcrgl. is DESTROYS OF selling
~. son to him. Van Stink. who il
eoecics " FdgW already having
nm, Koo't and others in his employ
- ,bievrs. This proposition is vigorously OPP
,,.eJ by Grdbdm's VITO tIIrnretta Irvingl
,ho sees "A better fate for her boy In tho pro-
,o..on of his uncle. JOHN AUsiOn tMr. James
p.otcsl to whom she confldes him. A quarrel
,nen,s between her husband and herself in
.onsenuencc " this action on her part. he con-
,,d,ring himself defraudcd OF tho money no
v,uld have obtained from STINK for the boy. and
In struggle Graham falls from tho win
l,v into the water beneath. and ia
,unp,s,d 10 bc drowned. Van Sinks knowl-
etse Of Mrs Grdhdw's share in the affair Ia
~. Ii, :, i,t,mi1nto and control and
ns'd IVY "'" y" '' 80
when She Is a-lin soon IN tho action OF tho
Nov she IL known as Obi Sal" Her daughter
"a All l.,r,ldiro Nnv,N ,r,,rs q, ,,,r,,r .
GWWd 'hiS7 ~ -, ~ "V,r'" u.
hood t'hed over ny buy hoon Mr.. ID; u.
Hlrk nsl. who h"s ucen reared IN Van
SINKS service II r htViu.r' now known us
Ar'iW ! lS'uh Mt. J'S'pn Nhrcl9'k). rs ne"n
elu ut"d ns an .uAtaN.r' he - loved 10y hWe
Mlrmo Miss Ellie Niionl, aud. on their 1T
u hncut beng az. oNered ny Nr Fhiup
Mortimer tMr. uHrlcs flshrrl. WHO
has NOR, amhUous projects Tor inc
young ltiv. ih' nar9h"t disowns hrr
ami turns her rom tue House. Inc next act
has j "uNl" S't. one SIDE oi the stage repre-
srui.ng ST. t'hNpS luxurious Hpartm'n! mo
othrrNclrrr.' - tenement. where AtNhW ANSton
AMI bis vie IRE INinE ln Inc most wrrtchcd
poverty. their means being utterly exhausted.
anlih reduce 10 b,ESary. strong contrast Il
shown 10 tuls nt ia ittAW E9lng out TO O'S Tor
his wife 10 t.r moment ~ fHtp draws up MS
will lrqu'Niin- ny l9riuhe Ia, ithe, woman ne
has sNWnri. hoO1t nlfdg ar. A. I. Dacr,l.
his 'lurW an uns rupupus man OF tho
world. who is iu the tolls " Van Sink
the money lender. had hoped u ind
way out 81 his 4 ucutes by
a marriage with hdie. but. foil"d in this. he
now desires 10 induce NW Lup 70 mako him
his heir In the mean time an sunk Is press
ing him Tor money; ana ne Is driven so
far a. to rob SIR iNup, whom ne meets On
Westminster Bridge. Although he strives
~ Disguise his lace. ne IS re'ogn iled.
and ho Is thus impeUcd to add to
bis crime and murder tue baronet. In thu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

CAIRNS on Friday, March :, Jane, wife 4 william
ONirls, IN the Doth FrHr Of h,ra
The funeral viii take place AZ ST Chrvso,tDns Chnpcl
seth st, corner OF 7h ay, on Montny, March ~, at /
o'clock
roLNIS At jersey CITY. on SATURDAY. March a Isabel
" daughter ot AnirrW tulNlu.
Funeral Will take place ~ Memorial Church NJ the As.
ecnNon New York nv corner of South 81 Jersey Guy
Heights. ON Nondsr. Mach 10. AZ ocHnck +. VI
EVANS suddenly, on saturday, March <, CRharine
Evans
Frrnd. and relatives " the family respectfully in.
yiud tontt nd hd tune al rom e church of The Hoy
Md1tyrs lorsyth -, on tuesday, March II. at T. W.
pEHNAN-bn Saturday, the sth inst. attr severe
e-s Francis DE mem IN the 57th year lis age ma
I've ut FalhnamuOk. County Luligiord Ireland
The relatives and niV nds the family are renee ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

Onlcer Horn OF tho York street police,
Brooklyn, last night saw an intoxicated man drV'
Ing fine horse and hight through Fulton street
BROOKLYN. in reckless fashion The officer arrested
the driver who proved to be Albert Lent tie eaachman
NJ Cnl Henry Rnrton Beechcr ne son Of uie rAmousn
pastor Lent locked up and Sergeant Cam sSnt Tor
to Heecher who went % the police station ioI hstehn
aud lett word Tor the officer Ia call AZ his Col becches
ONCE reward and said that lie would instantly us
charge the cuachnan The man had been takihs pleas
ure drive with has employers team
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
Norman Taylor Wins Again.

The twenty mile running match between Nor
man Taylor of Vermont and d Ross 81 Canada took
place yesterday In suffers Harlem River Park Great
interest manifested In the result ast expected
that Ross who hai been trained by OCCASIONAL would
beatTaylor Hsienis backed him hea,n( AZ one 70 we
The conics pgnvrd to he unequal tue race being
won by Taylor hours. u minutes and IN seconds
From the start Ross lett IN the rear lie was ouhhd
with painful blister on lis et foot and was SICK from
nausea on the fifteenth mile he Withdrew
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
EnsIntss Notltts.


LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
This institution regularly incorporated by the
Legislature OF the STATE for Educational and Charitable
purposes in 1864 tor the OF twenty-five years 10
which contract the nvioabc faith ofthe State pledged
with capial Of 81 OpnOpo which II has since added
PONIES io1h Monthly Grand Distribution, New Orleans
March II 1851 prizes total $1,000, capitals 5000
fioon. 500 &c; ioooO tickets, two 81 dollars;
halves. one 81 dollar Apply TO H. L. PLUM $40 Broad.
way, New York. open I'LL 9PN
Out more uau thirty capital prize. aid by thi.com.
pany recently are the following n B.-Nauies not
used .thoui pcrinissioni
June Nv 5 Campbell New orleans 10000
Aug l3-R /. Jones', Grayson, k...........,. 500
Jan so-Jehn Waters % Reaie st. New York. asno
ree ~ Il Sit,hell, M.'chrll ;barsh. KY 5000
Angostur. Biuers are the best remedy for
removing indifesu = and all diseases Uninains rom
,,l' Otss,~ beNhIv Oh SounereltN M your
by DR.. J. G. b. slEGkRr SONS,
An I.aao Saith " weIGhue.." suk I'M
Is asa cane aui have II always ready IN VI
suddea storm.
E@penscheid's Spring style of GeAts' Hats IL
lis Nassau St, between Beekman and Ann SITS
The Great Spring Medicine-Dr Chambers
Chamomie Blood and Liver frls All druggists IS els
Tho Srcure and Pleasant Remedy for tho
cure coughs, &s.,is PoRrERs COuGH BALSAA.
A Fiae 50 SIX Hat for 81, go. Derby and
Soft Hats so worth So 10 New Church IT, up stat
Have you tried Rr. Underhin's Purs Wines
nom The crston Point NineNards'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
Dl-a.,rou. Failure In san Francisco.

SAN FRAScIsco March s.-The failure Of God
ehaux Brothers Co IL known TO be disastrous
than the most panictrckcn OF its creditors would have
dared TO suppose careful examination OF their affairs
shows that the assets " the Arm 10 only s475uOO
OF hch $3.50 Is In stock aud the balance book
counts. notes, &c. The hnsiiies are over sioplopl
The creditors garnish eeing debts wherever due.
Much o the sfnUo due the nrm had been assigned 10
the creditors 60 the u the failure
and much OF n being due from retail houses In this
which have also become embarrassed tits asserted that
there will be shrinkage OF probably nuy per cent in
the amount Of : stated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children have repeatedly caused the arrest Of Mary
Clark an Irish woman for begging in the streets with
tiny baby She returned from the Island not long ago
All sclnck Yesterday morning ON James Riley found
her lying on tic sidewalk IN Elizabeth street She was
h., ulrssy drunk u, her side the six months old baby
blue with The cold cried irehly one officer carried the
baby while two others hauled the woman to the Mercer
street police station. In the Jefferson Market Police
Court Jusuce NHudc committed her To the Leland again
: months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
Fun Pardon for ex-senator ra,ter.ou.

WASHINGTON. March s.-Ex-Senator Patterson
to-day received letter from the Attorney General II
South Carolina granting him full pardon and obi, on for
any indictment pending AGAINST him In that STATE. Mr..
Patterson will leave Washington in dav &C.
cent a inI ofant trust under the Southern Pacdc Rail
road Company Ia Arizona.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
Severe storm On tho Pac,ae Coast.

San Francisco. March Snail adyices from
Eureka Cal report much damage from the sorm in the
vicinity Of HUMBOLDT Bay The rivers have overlooked
their banks bridges been carried away and
graph connection Lecn suspended. farming lands
flowed and fences ogthuiidings, and dwellings swept
away. Two lives known n have been lost several
persons injured and the loss d so Is very heavy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

NEwBURYPoRr. Mass. March s.-A fire this
morning destroyed two houses belonging to the estate Of
RUFUS Cook vulued at 81 600 The Games spread to tour
tenenenis block below and to ether buildings The
sial loss is about - tol insured chiefly IN the Ne~buy
port Mutual and New YORK Home. John Hale, aEcd -
years SINGLE. rnd nDmpcrate formerly OF Rswlsy. Was
burned 10 death in Of the dwelling kouSeS The nre
was nTobabIy eaused by him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
Thunder and Han In Canada.

ToDoNro. March S.-A severe thunder storm.
accommodated in some ctons BY hail pissed cen
Ital Aka untiiw csern'Outario this afternoon Cohsd
cradle damage wasdone 10 buildings ny hgh'hhs'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

Henry Pledge. a bartender for John II. Bolt
zer At Fuion street and irwin place Brooklyn last might
Asaulted Frank Dunn of ca Chaunccy street in the har
T,9'u I'M club aui inflicted three severe scalp
v.onds and two confused wounds the head. Pledge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09
MIRINE INTELLIGENCE

afSf,TrnF atNANAc-rHts nav.
sun rises. - sun scts..... 40 Noon rises 40
WArfr-rHiS
sandy Hook. - Gov Island % Hell Gaie- 10 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-09

Buy Munro. 10, Musical Library" Nos ~ H. and 10
containing II. NJ 3 Pnaiore, words anu music, com
nleie. All newSiealera-AiV
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II is false economy TO let ynur carriages run
down. Get them put in order hy RIsley, Irving Tuck
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an he prevented and coughs and colds cured by using
hihps ralaAb,c " Cod Liver on In combination with
hOspho Euuitine All druggists DsDoL Plat st-Ade.
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Dr Picrces Golden Medical Discovery has almost en-
urey superse dod the use VI the old time sArsaparAS