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New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
WORK OF THE NEw-YoRK SUPERVISORS.


The canvass of the votes of the county was
continued By the Board OF supervisors on Saturday.
The returns from tie With IXth. Xth and XIth As
sembly DISTRICTS were cangassed. Few OF the returns
were correct, and accordingly tine inspectors
moncd 10 appear before tie Committee or Corrected
Return, to-day aud make the necessary corrections.
Tie most Interesting event OF the day was the exam
maon Of the inspectors Of election OF the Thirythird
Election District Of the With Assembly District I'm
gard 10 the vote Tor ndtor that district George
iss appeared FOR Robert H. strlnan, The Il RpuO.ican
candidate and Peer Mitchell Tor John ". Browning.
the Iammauy candidate. III Official return stated that
Mr. stranau received l2O votes and Mr.. Browning l42.
The trends oi Mr. Browning claimed that Mr. Strahau
received Ony 20 votes The inspectors were examined
gard IA matter, tie return showed that the
oriun statement 0f the vote had been erased and
other inserted
John A. Lee, one OF the Repuh can Inspectors said
that the eIaSurr brought about by person cali
ing 70 iOr Suhan,' instead oil l26. All the other
Inspectors confirmed Mr. Lees staten NJ, said that
the official return correct The poll cierks' tai
les the Mayors Office the morning following
the election. also opened and found
spund with the returns Mr. Mitchell said that he would
ike to make argument In favor OF throwing ont tie
OF the Ihrtythlrd and Seventeenth election dis
trcts OF the NlItD Assembly District the ground OF
fraud. Mr. BLISS SAID tine Committee Corrected Re-
turns had power % make such rcrOnmrn iatiUn.
The committee decided. however, 10 hear Mr. Mtches
a. rguilcut THIS evening.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

idation So 500 900 will be used for re,eein,ng ne
obligations of the companies, and $5Oo0oo are 70
he is. ned for cash to extend and operate the works
and mains of the company and 10 cover the expenses
incident 20 the consolidation. , ,,,,
Municipal Company shall complete us WORK accoIu-
ing to the present contract, ~ It's own expense pre-
tbat the Metropolitan Company. after the consoli-
dation shall not charge more than " 20 per I'VVo
q
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
LIrEs tn READ HIS OWN 0BITU4RY

BosroN, Nov. 16.-A week or two ago word
received from Glasgow TO the effect that Mr. James
Alexander who for several years had OF che af
fairs OF of the English steamship lines running 10
this port. was dead The report was credited coming
apparently from trustworthy source The newspapers
all published obituary notices IL that the
report of his death was false. dispatch received
from Glasgow signed by Mr. AexaIAer says
Health excellent"
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
THE CANVASS IN KINGS COUNTY.

The Kings County Canyasscrs advanced on
Saturday lar al the Eighteenth Ward. Many Moor
rect returns seut back to district canyasscrs
correction. The votes In the Thirteenth Ward cast
for W. A. Goodrich ave becn cOuLted Tor William W.
GOUurich. The Brooklyn tity e.. Nassers proceeded
with their WORK on Saturday rcacng tho Seventeenth
Yard
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
THE MINES OF UTAH.
A CEMETERY OF BURIED FORTUNES.
Ill.


1nK little EMMA AND fLA"sIAff MINIS IN"
,,u,,cr oy AIrA-rHE WILD SCENERY OF THE
CAN0NS.
A third letter has been received from
staff correspondent of THE TRIBUNE IN regard
70 the mines of Utah. 1t describes the wild
canon of Little Cottonwood and the now IA
mons Little Emma and Flagstaff Mines. The
village of Alta is perched IN an interesting
position on snow-clad peaks. and the MINES
are difficult of access. Much new information
Is impaired about the locality and resources OF
the mines of that canon.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
No SCRATCHING ~ SCHUYLER COUNTY
LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF IIg RrPUB
LlCAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.

No SCRATCHING ~ SCHUYLER COUNTY.
\ LITTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF IHg RrPUB-
LICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.
To the EdIt0r of The Trt6uns.
SIR: THE TRIBUNE of Saturday last APP
pareny lmputes Scratching" OF the ticket by the
Republicans 10 Schuyler County which imputaton
believe to be unjust. Aud do not why Schuyler
County should be singled out OF all the counties re
ported In the column alone charg6able with the
nnputaton mentioned; for 1t appears by the figures
given that the OF votes for Lieutenant
Governor and the STATE officers Mr.. Cornell
even larger In some OF them than In Schuyler
Now. as matter orolct. do not believe Mr.. CornelPs
scratched " In any considerable degree IN
any the counties reported. And examination
it will be observed that the disparity Of the vote in
respect OF Mr.. Cornell aud the balance OF the Republican
State ticKet u every instance In the counties
where there Was considerable Kelly vote cast TIE
figures given from SCHUYLER County show Mr.. CorncPs
vote only about 100 than the vote for
2,4O3 Hoskins. 2.5O6. The Kelly vote this county
292 which, added TO koDnsnn's Csc, makes 1913
Democratic votes east tor Governor, when Is la grr
NOts tlan the balance Of Democratic state ticket
ceivcd by lib votes lutte more tnan HOskns excess
Mr.. Cornell. And | MAINTAIN. vita the ngures,
well as some personal Knowledge to justify tha the
Gratis voting the X puDncdn state tckrt except Cornell,
IA the place o whom they voted ke ly. have lhus iat
beeu uhle 40 learn % but one uekct from which Nj.
COInclls name was " scratched, and thai one showed
hi- ANA two cf tlr Stnte officers struck
the balance being voted with the names O Tie two most
tOrneN, Democratic Mr.. Cornell cVi ieufy got tne
tire Republican vote east Tins cnnntv November
l. / am very rcsi ieciiully, Is. ". WOODWARD,
Sctrttaiy Republican touhis Committee
Watkins, Nov. 10, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17
OFFICIAL VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
A REPUBLICAN PLURALITY OF 5S,43o AND MA
JoRIrY OF 27.027.

Official returns from every county in Penn
sylvaniA have been received AT the state Depart
meut IN Harrisburg. An abstract OF these returns is
gwen below The totals The FOR State Treasurer
nrnre n fnllna NSiIh fhn vofc for GoxernOr IN s7s
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

Tie following gives the championship record VI
games played and lost, the series lost and "'D'
and the folding position OF the eight League clubs"
the close OF the season:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

Ine total this years. 1o9765 smaller than I'm 1873.
The Republicans have lost 80 3S7 votes the Democrats
7j.I22, the CiecnDaeK JiJ5l and tue PIolibou-
lists DO
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

SoLAcE IN SIcKNEss.-Father: "And s
papas dear little boy very H. Now Is there
get for HIM that will make hun feel betlert ~
valid "ldon't know. papa-but-l think would lHs
Gong.'.-lHarpor's Basas
New-York tribune., 1879-11-17

GOreruOr. te7S.
Henry NJ Hovt ttRJ..3lJ.4g0
Andrew n. Dill lDJ--297, ,l3I
r Is Mason tG.l...-.. 81, ,Tj-
Franklin II Lane(PJ. 81 g
Total vote ----.--...4O.,lti
Rep. pluraliiy-....-.. 2-,3JJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Senate in
executive session Just before adjournment con-
lrmed the nomination Of Dennis Egan TO be
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the District
Of Florida. aud Paul Strobach TO be Postmaster
at Montgomery Ala.
The following are the nominations which OK
pirod at noon to-day for want Of final action:
George Holmes Collector 81 Customs at Beaufort S. c.
james Pollock Naval Oftcer a. Philadelphia
tonsuls Gcncini-naNd II. StrOther. at the city OF
NJ Nirn ana David n Bailey. a. SHANGHAI.
Consul. james Riley Weaver, NJ VIENNA Henry
DithmHr At Brcsnu, John NJ Wilson a. Panama, and
q + Tnruer Uuitoi states Judge; A Banning Morton.
United States Marshall and Alex White, United states
Attorney for the northern District Of reNHsN
sherman ounnnt United states Marshal iof the North
L1rculo Crounse collector Of Internal Revenue for the
District uf Nebraska.
indian Agents-Thomas 5 Free Sac and Fox Agency,
Iowa: Euns A Webb Fort Peek Montana.
Receivers of Public Moneys-Nuliu y. Aukong, az Des
Lewis Hanback,, Register Of the Land once at Larned,
kun.ns,
Andrew Burnham. Supervising Inspector Of steam
boats second District
Tusuasieis-O-car W Davis North East Pa. David
C. Grant. Franklin Pa, Louis T. walker. Butcr, IA
John u clinton Pnlo. ~; Charles G. Dow Portage
WIS; Samuel Lee, sumter $ &.
In addition 10 tho above are tho names OF Will
liam Waters and Nfty-nine other assistant sur
geOus in the army. nominated for promotion g.
the rank Of Captain. having become entitled
thereto by reason Of three years service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05
THREA TENED INDIAN TROUBLES.
An Attempt TO Arrest ChIef Moses that May
Lead TO "a Relentless War.

PORTLAND, Oregon. March A few days
ago Father Wilbur Superintendent OF the
Yakima Indian Reservation. received orders to
have Chief Moses in readiness TO 20 with other
prominent chiefs from the UmGiila Rcserya-
ton to Washington. Moses looked upon the
order with suspicion. thinking 1t n device to
get him 10 the Indian Territory. To remove
this suspicion. Father Wilbur gave him n fur
Tough OF thirty days to visit his people. Moses
left the reservation last Thursday. He had
been absent about three hours when a crowd OF
Simcoe Agency headquarters. headed hy nm
officer with a warrant Tor the arrest IL Mos =.
The Grand Jury Of that county had found AN
indictment against him rs accessory to the Per-
kins murders. Moses has gouo direct 90 his
camp, beyond Priests Rapids. He IL doubtless
aware Of the intent Of the people. and will pre-
pare himself accordingly. Any inludiciOus and
prccipitato action is likely 10 involve the coun-
try in n relentless and bloody war. Tho situa-
ton is one OF great peril. and war with Mosess
band md other Indian tribes is considered in
evtube.
WINNIPEG. Manitoba March A. Private ai-
vices say that the situation OF the half-brceds in
the vicinity OF Wood Mountain in the Cypress
Hills is becoming precarious on account Of the
increasing scarcity OF buffalo. They have to
cross the boundary 20 hunt. and tho Crows steal
their horses The Government. at the instance
OF the Indians. ordered the half breeds 10 winter
at MIX River on the As,iniboines's reserve. but
the AssinibOincs opposed this. and only per-
mittcd 40 OF 265 families 10 winter there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05
KISSED AGAINST HER WILL.
The Charge Mis-. Jcnnie y. Taylor Makes
Against Brooislyn Photographer

Miss Jennie S. Taylor, an attractive girl
of 49, chung 10 the nickel plated railing in front
OF the clerks desk in Justice Walsh's court in
Brooklyn yesterday while she bushingly asked
for warrant for the arrest OF man who had
kissed her against her will. Her father Mr.
John Taylor. said that tho complaint was for
assault and battery. Miss Taylor, who lives at
92 Poplar street. then related her story. She
said that on Sunday morning last she and her
cousin. girl about her own age. went to J. w.
Crawfords Photographic gallery ut Fulton and
Johnson streets. and there sat for n picture.
which Mr.. Crawford took. Mr.. Crawford is n
middle-aged man. and has n wife and family.
lie was attentive to tho young women. and after
he had pronounced the negative satisfactory he
told Miss Taylor that the proof would be ready
the next day and that she might call in the az
ternoon TO see II. At about 2 o'clock on Mon
day AFTERNOON shc went 70 the gallery unac-
companied. and found Mr.. Crawford there
alone. He received her courtcously. and gave
her the proof FOR inspection. She discussed IL
with him, and at length agreed to accept il.
She says That he then stepped from behind tlR
counter, and. suddenly drawing close to her.
threw his arms about her and kissed her. She
was frightened; hut before she could utter her
disapprOval Of his conduct. he said: -" I'm lonely
here; and want n nice little girl, like you, to
stay and Keep mo company" Miss TAYLOR al
legcs that lie again caught her in his arms, and
she struggled and screamed for help he told
her not to make any noise, as 1t would alarm tho
mean to do" said Miss Taylor. " If you don't re-
lease me-" Crawford she ndded. followed her
TO the door, and asked for lust one more kiss.
which he tried to take; but she kept out Of his
grasp and ran out Of the studio into the street
She ran home. and told her parents what had
happened, and they determined to effect Craw-
fOrd's arrest.
Mr. Crawford entered Justice Walsh's court
later In the day. with an officer and said, em-
phattcally, after hearing the girls complaint.
that he did not attempt the slightest impro-
priety with his customer. and that he didn't
know why she should accuse him OF doing so.
He thought 1t was u conspiracy. at the bottom
OF which was n business rival. who desired 10
ruin hs reputation
Mr. Crawford was released on $500 bail for ex-
animation Oh Friday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05
Ex-REcoRDER SMITHS HOUSE ROBBED.
Locking the Family In While the Upper
Rooms were Rnnsacked.

The house of ex-Recorder James NJ. Smith,
at IL East Sixty-hrst street. in popuous
neighborhood Of elegant residences. was robbed
Of quantity Of yalunblcs on Monday evening
under circumstances Of peculiar adroitness and
audacity. The family, consisting OF Mr.. Smith.
his wife. and niece, went down TO dinner in the
basement at o'clock. as usual. They were at
tended by q servant long in the family, tho
four persons being the only occupants OF tho
house, The meal occupied about half an hour
and nothing occurred to indicate that anything
unusual was going on ny stairs When tho
family arose 70 go ny stairs 1t was found that
the door had been fastened from the outside,
and they were locked in. The door was forced,
and on descending 10 the sleeping room Mr..
Smith found the cause of his IMPRISONMENT In
the brief time occupied 10y the dinner, burglars
had ransacked the upper part Of the house, and
carried of all the portable valuahles they could
lay their hands on. They got $40 IN small gold
yer, $50 in currency. ono pair OF dia-
mond onyx and gold earrings. with three
small diamonds in each earring, one pair OF
gold and pearl earrings, gold compass, a
charm that the Recorder used To wear on his
watch chain a morocco pocketbook and card
case, and a piece of steel gray silk that Mr..
Smith had given to his wife for u Christmas
present, and which she had not yet made M.
can be identified. They entered the house by
the roof. and undoubtedly made their entrance
and cNl through the unoccupiod dwelling next
habits of the family. and timed thoir dcprcda-
lions so as to begin the moment that all IN tho
house Wore collected at the dinner table.
Mr.. Smith WAS tho sufferer 10y burglary
In his former residence In Lexington avenue.
when the thieves took about $4,000 worth of his
property His most yeAWious loss. however
iee fordeieudiug noted criminal, lie put tho
money into his pockoL0nl successfully d'loulel
lioycd. Was put UNION the scrnt hy hi. olout.
picked his pocket ana escaped with the lee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05
ACTIVITY or RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS.
A Descent on Secret Press ut Kieh Met
with ~ Storm of uulletA

ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The O1icidl
Messenger says: The police discovered Sc
cret printing press at Keh On entering the
apartment tho police and gendarmes wero met
by storm OF bullets. One officer Of the gem
darmes was killed and two gendarmos and two
policemen were wounded. Eleven men and Ave
women were arrested"
On the premises in Kcff upon which the
gendarmes made descent were found and
seized printing materials. counterfeit seals Of
various public departments, forged documents,
revolutionary pamphlets. and number 81 re-
yolycrs and ponards. Inquiry into the affair
IL in progress.
despatch says: 1t Is certain that there is UNI
usual activity among the revolutionary classes
in Russia. They display almost incredible
bOldncss. The publication declaring that the
death by tho Russian Socialist party for inhu-
man treatment OF political prisoners and that
the net of assassination WAS consequently cNc-
cuted boy one Of that party, was openly posted in
the halls Of the university on tho day after he
was shot
Tho DdiV Mars correspondent Mt Borln
says: 1t Is believed In ST. Petersburg that tho
Nihiisis are interested in spreading report,
concerning the pla-uc II is said that two OF
Prof. BOtkine's assistants are leading Nihi,ists,
Tho day before the bulletin was issued COLI
corning tho ioltman sick in ST. Petersburg,
they went about declaring CNuitiugiy thut Prof.
Botkine had case OF the plague Ia las hos
pltal."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05

TUESDAY. March 4-FLouR AND MEAT
Tie markct was dun and weak. We quote snrcrdne
S,W@s3 ~; extra state. SC 81 W@st; Western spring.
pcscs patents s. 95sSo "u city ~ hsSos T Saa
s3WSFj; southern bakers and family brands SD
e. 90 southern shipping extras - 30 8ffs5 Rye -FOUR
srcrhnc, Sst32o Corn meal-Westcrn. &c. SEQ
ms si65@sLs5 Wheat feed. 8 ton. Si5@si6. rye
feed. SIS
GuiN -whcathas rather favored holders during tho
pai week. and today was nriner though quiet sales
i6u0D bush los Tor No white In store. 81 iIs
Tor No red Sfu7 for No spriug si6s5c Tor rejected
spring; atc for ungradcd SiIf1 mr No 2 red for
Marcel Sild do for April and 81 l5la@sl IA tor No.
amber Tor Anrl Bnckwhcat higher ~ 53@jic. BAR
ley du nj 1O@S1c for state and sjc tf Tor Canada
hnhnna peas quiet AT 12mf3c. RIVE quiet hut firm nc
W@o35sc for CANADA. aud Gils9G3c Tor Western aud
TNa g3nc for mixed, and 3iG37c tor white inc udng
No linked at 3i5sc, and No. ? white 3ic Corn was 4
sade easter ana rather quiet; sales 2j5OE bush at
4fsc for steamer, 49, dc. for No .: and llS II &C.
for no 3. sl3c. Tor Western yellow. 45c. for steamer
March f' 49, Wv -''V'
PRoyisoSs-Pork continued to decline and show mich
weakness sales the spot $50 bbls old and ne mess
private trims future delivery sales of 800 Utls
for March at fOHi aud April $40 ~ tur Ia.
quirt and without sales cut mcnts dun and uoni
Cncd but closed vt adv nj the ngures: sales ON tho
spo 1uD ics prime Western at Sid6 Toe: on do
@61c' city, 10. for future delivery. and sales
Ls western April, at OSj@6 rpr. closing at ~ &c..
Nav. 6H56B S1c., closing at q eDc june. 7gG Hir.
refined TO The Continent quoted ~ 2-iGc. Wo
quote Pork. hhl Western 81 ~ for old ant sn 30
Tor new, LnrdNestcrn steam y 100 hS " 77lsci primo
city. Iuc Hams - Smoked city. Sls~siscj picked,
1lsH-iac Shoulder Smoked CITY, 5s@5t,c. ilcl ed,
4Aa1r.' bellies. 5is@d'4c hacnn-Lots clear. Nrsc
nud city 59hic. Bcef hams-Wcstcru. - uhl. SIS so
SN 90 hcci-Wcstcrn. extra mess So inrsi 100 T. lhl;
Plan do. s1g,@Slu 90, prime mess, a. tee. sl6gSl7
Dlcssed hoss, oA0''ic Tor city, latter Tor lisA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05

NEw YoRK. Tuesday March 4.-No arrivals Of
lcci cattle, aud therefore no busiut Dressed beet
from hooks IN Washington Market had slow sae ~ 81
t'inc d y for common e. good and 7tfasc tor rrme
I'm - 49,
Receipts N calves $50 head Market very quiet tor 1.-Two
Ncals az U@1ac Il ~ and hurdrcssc were rather slow
tor Jersey.
Recclt Of sheen and lambs car loads, or o73 bead
nll wanted. AMI quickly sold ~ tull prices. 5oG e ~
for Ordinary to good Sheep 64Gis Tor and fancy
do, and tfi'Ar Ter huhs-uut.dc figures respectively
for 100 Ick"d ohio sheep. 1888 hs average. tasi Tor
EXPORT aud for ear load NJ wooded lanhs. 10 -
dressed lambs Ssac
Receipts u lols u car loads or 2.3i0 head Market
jersey dressed ''sc tor CITY do siurc deck load
day at SI.5D a. 100 Ms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05
MERE MENTION.

The Aldermen have accepted the Irish societies inyi.
tauuu Co review thcf procession ON So fAuicL Day
COMPTROLLER Kelly reports that on the 2-t nl February
last the bonded debt of the city was flui l2-n go
Frederick A. Freeman is still Qunrtcrcd u tine Aston
House. under guard ui Deputy sheriff McGoul-ll, not
having furnished the required saupu1) bah
The current number NJ ii,mt Lh's Nttfr1Ff N,rnUer
has many Illustrations o Me ictn scenes visited pN the
recent commercial cNpelon, ana supplement- contain.
ing a view of the Iity OF Mexico.
The mother of Gen Mite Of the Mdsots on eX.
hihiuon presented him little sister in the Ashland
House last evening nj ~ Looking AT the hahN from
the Generals STANDPOINT she was not little, Tor she
weighs more than her IA Scarnld brother
THE Commissioner nj Charities and Correction re-
porc To the sinking Fund Com mission yesterday, That
gentleman of wealth has offered To hud for the u.s. OF
thr cltv nt his own expense maternity hospital II the
civ viii give the necessary land. Tue cOnlmunca alton
was IVl- RED " CyLi4t. s.eT he'.G
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05
BIsM.aRCK'S GAG Law.
Intended 10 Hinder the Propagation OF Ia
citing sOcinlIstic Speeches.

citing socIaIIs,ic Speeches.
BERLIN, March 4.-The Reichstag to-day
discussed the Parliamentary Discipline bin
The Secretary OF State. DR.. Friodborg. OF the
Office Of Justice for the Empire defended the
~ y l.,a,uu,a iuai i,.an it was referred to n
committee some eXIodient would be lofnd 70
bring about an agreement. He admitted that
tho uniavorable criticism on the bill by the
rcpss and the Diets Of several States. did not
inspire the Federal Government with much
hope Of It's adoption. They. nevertheless. CON
sidcrei themselves bound to introduce It in the
Reicts stag. They were far from desiring 10 in
teriere with the autonomy OF Parliament but
parliamentary rules ot selt-govcrnmcnt We're
nsufutien IL was universally recognized rs
intolerahle that utterauccs which would else
where render the speaker amenahe 10 crimi-
nal law enjoyed immunity If used in Par
Lament.
Herr Laskor condemned the Bill. but advised
that all further discussion loo in plenary s.t-
ting instead OF In convention.
Prince bismarck pointed out that Federal
Councillors were nmenHhr 10 tho law for all
nance the dignity OF the lieiohstaE 10y strength
ening tho authority OF its President. and -
hinder the propagation Of exciting Socialist
speeches. Ii must be regarded as means Of
combating further Socialist agitation, not as
an Interference with the rights OF Parliament.
The dangers OF Socialism were not yet SO far
removed as 10 render IL possible 10 dispense
with ulterior measures.
Inc debate was adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05
mlRr w1LLIAMs's DEATH Walk.


Whilo Police Officer Van Buskirk stood at
Canal ami Forsyth streets yesterday morning he
nude woman walking slowly and deliberately IN the
middle of thc street Taking her 90 be a somnamhust
he determined lead her quietly 10 the police station
Accordingly he stopped into the middle II the and
~ ne confronted her startled by her death like pal
Tor and nNcd CLASSY eyes She dit not notice Inn
and walked straight forward. He raped for assist
anco and taxing hold of her about g. lead her Co. the
sidewalk nut she tell back into his arms lie Lifted her
"a the curhstunc AMI there found her dead.
Having taken the body 10 the EdriiHo street police
station the officer returned 10 the uoighurhuod whence
the woman had come, uud there he learned that sc was
MARY Williams at - thrysue street and that she had
boon dnAng % eAccss Do late. She "a years Of an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-05
Busiucss Hotties.


Louisiana state Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly Incorporated by tho
Legislature Of the state for Educational and Charitable
purposes 1873. tor the Of twenty-five years to
which contract the iuvioahc faith oftne state Is pledged
with capital Of a. 0DOOpD. to which 1t has since added
arcservo fund Of s35OOlO IT NEVER SCALES OR Posr-
PONIES iOjh Monthly Grand Distribution. New Orleans,
March H. 1857 prizes total slio io1; capitals s3nOO.
siOOpo, soOn, &c; loo,OIJ tickets two 81 dollars;
halves Csn dollar. Apply TO NJ. A. DAUPHiN. p o.
Box o12. New orleans, LA, or II. L. PLUM $40 Broad
WAY NJ, V,rk