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Tho oveidrnNs wcro found di-trihuicl
SON. {. H. oven. j. \. Trimbe 'ri-hiill and
,utrhcss Ore Company, and +. T.. y mnn.
Daring the cNnninl'iou oi the cNI -, Nr. fOW-
ler saiI that Mr. Browning. one of Tie book
kerpers Of the bank. had sworn that he had ialsi-
hrdthe buohs from tim"to oiime. Judge Mhcaion
replied that browning had simply followed
Cashier ihrtow dire. lions a. cashier. At ono
tine Gold Spring mans account wns over
dr '2)Ono. ana j. H. S'henck sons nearly
rhreyport -wore that ho began his cxamina-
il'n oi ihe books US far back a. 1871 "id eNam-
inrd every book ia thr bank. lle cNhil.trd Hr.
counts between the Fourth National. Ennis. e
MY YORK. ami the National naug = l!shkil
lie mad compared them and found hy the books
of the National Bank oi Fishklii charge % tho
Fxchg. chks.. sl5OO1."' Iy the statement
OF tns Fourth National Bank he found no
G9rresponding credit 20 the Fishkili Bank
charge; IN. Y. ENch. BS.. $4,000" lie found
no corresponding credit 70 that amount nn the
dato OF Noy. 80. 1872. he found . credit on the
hooks Of the National Bank Of fishk to the
iourih National Bank MS follows Dit; ~; ! 039,
| H. found no charge IN the statement ot the
| Fourth National Bank for those credits The
next charge said the expert. is Noy IA,
| S72, IN tho book OF the National Bank Of Fish
| Kill agnust the Fourth National Bank. Circu-
lati9n.' ;l5.ooq, ! found. by reference to & tho
| $4,000 Gupcars 10 hayo been taken out Of the
| cash, ami II docs not appear i was deposited in
Al4t NNl''llNt ilhhs - FlNtfN' AA..4A -
| to tho Metropolitan Bank and $1,000 To the Sc.
| curity Life Insurance, the money has dropped
| out altogether
| In explanation Of the above mystery regard
| ing the tl5OOO. q gcullemn present said to the
writer that Cashier Barlow was very intimate
| with Y. u. Wetmore. Nice-Prcsident OF the
| Security Life Insurance Company. who was
also largely ovcrlrawn In the Fshkill Bank.
Barlow took $4,000 IN currency to Wclmoro
and the latter deposited his checks in the Metro
po!itan Bank and Security Life Insurance
| Company.
Thomns $. Dearln who was temporarily en-
ploycd in the bank 10y Barlow. testified that he
| made the payment Of la per cent. Mt the ore bed
| sale and Barlow gave him the money. He went
| to New York on several occasions with bonds
| for Barlow.
| An adjournment was effected until Saturday
| noNt. when 1t is expected more astonishing tcs-
| tmony will be given.
| Barlow Is still IN Jail here awaiting the decis-
| ion Of the General Term. which meets In Brook
lyn tomorrow on motion Tor now trial.
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sceing Tint they. werc poor. he generously re-
fused TO take anything
-, That was the nTst and only time" he said,
that any one ever thanked me. or ever oiTorcd
me anything Tor saving them"
To make the matter worse tho report Of
drowning sent to Police Headquarters credited
the rescue to a police officer who had arrived
on the spot nttecn minutes later. Through tho
cNcrttons Of Labro's friends tho mistake was
Accounts Of Labre's exploits reached tho
Life Saving Bencvocnt Association. which be-
bearing the motto. VITA Gelicibus dusis ser
rata. and tho further inscription. Present;
humanity Edward Matter and his wife were
rescued from drowning in tho East River nt the
t9ot ,9i Tenth street. New York. July 2S, 1915"
ferry company. also gave him a neat suit worth
$50. to make up for the ono spoiled in saving
~" Tho first sunday that put them on" said
Iahre, with laugh. my mother told me 70
keep away from tho watcr or something would
bo sure to happen to thom. Toward evening |
went down to SEQ the boys hut hadn't got In
side the gate when ] heard the splnshing of
go away. but ! couldn't do II. and so In | went,
now SUIT and ALL. into the sludgc., acid. and
other stun always floating in the docks"
II was woman. and she was going down
for tho second time. but Labro SWAN with her
on one Of them She slipped and fell on again.
and il was only after tho ruin OF his new suit
that he got her ashore. The %1man's name
was Margaret Crawford, and she lived in
u IN Jnly loi2 Lanre auenucu the 1o, b,eniG ol
h'imAh N i"p3uih ciupulcCSi iVo ~ ~ huiui huiui
nrr', on staten lsluhn. '3nlnE @ na ~ ~ ,nruuFn
tno Mus w "H.t IN m u'Mu INV ~ wv, wv nV" ''ti t
uuN VINO were uul ll~n,hk III M u lowr'n' , uJ i.torJ
was IN inc stern OF '" phlsV MlVi ~ u, i,'ulu @
,he Hrles lunbeu nh'o Sao uc uIi, t',s ~ TS
| toMihE hl inc -tHth 9l lHV Wl,EN t'A,lcI eNllu1
| 10 the spot, picked up all three' ana roWed
thcm Salry eshot'' , .,.-... H.. -,
Alogrther. LinrI ms saw tnin,'un m Tvs i NY
| pumping ,fnohtu' hnl pIopanly hS lhNhN l,lorc
| Nv me use OF poais. lhe IhSt vase "a Wlleh ne
! figured, on tnc lettNpvU Nrcchiolhl' WIS IN IN
| pecember iast a WI louu9 Moiian tIieu u lo
lump from IN. ooa' WIN u'leHMN eN IN 'no @ Ii&EeI &
Hhr Stlod on ,llc XII @ s!uV iua Muiui nii ~ ~
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AGAIN our or HER kLEMENE
The Steamship city OF Chester High and Dry
on the Sectional Dock.

Many persons visited the New York Float
Ing Dry Dock Company's sectional dock on the
Etsi River. between Pike and Rut-cr's slips
yesterday TO SEQ the floating leylathan. the city
OF Chester OF tho Inman line, balancing her
II 200. 900 pounds II dead weight on her keel.
At \. NJ. Jan. 20. while on her forty-eighth
Transatlantic voyage and when 2SO miles from
Sandy Hook. a heavy s'a struck the vessel
astcrn. and tho men at the wheel notified Can't
s. v. Brooke. who WAS on the bridge. that the
rudlrr had sun red. la epitooi rough weather
49, u wls hi1wingn slic-Iori was und' insli'y.
The -trrrius aulllaur'- IA tt' cni Hrs' n'y wore
the head sails rs UuNiliurics lo a fragment that
rcuunrl of thr rudlrr. The steamer was
go krd Thur-luy and un saturday fletcher
Harrison. who ilN" engaged 10 supply a new
ru Her post. took wooden mod 'lS Tor tho forg-
in.s. Sh' will bee ready To- resume hor trips IN
thrre weeks.
Tue vessel is nth In tho list u mammoth
shirs Tho largest l. the Greti Eastern sec
out is tho City o Berlin ot th" lniuau line. ana
third nud fourth tho Britannia and q rmanic ~
the Mhits STAR line. Tho city Of Chester rs 1876
feet long-so long that her bow oycrlappcd the
sectional dock 10 such an extent that she had To
bc relieved of every pound OF sUpcriiuoue
weight forward. Her greatest hr"nlth Il ~
feet. Her gross carrying cApAcity ! 3h6 tons.
Her engines have nomiralv 500 horse power,
bat can hr worked NJ 10 400 horse power. she
cost. equipped, Slb1,uJb.
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THE PISTOL IN BALTIMORE
Three Men shot Saturday Night-Two or
them MortaIIy Wounded.

BALTIMORE, Md. Feb. notwithstanding
the strinRcncy Of tho law in this State against
concealed weapons. their frequent use in this
city, often on the most trivial provocaton.
proves that tho statute in this respcct Is gen
orally violated. Last night the pistol was used
freely in various parts Of tho city. In the
Eighth Ward John NJ. Douglass. hackman.
shot and mortally wounded Joseph T. Landers.
who died about o'clock this morning. He
n young man. n cousin Of Douglass's WIFE and
came to Baltimore about three months ago
from Pctroia City. Butler County, Pa; Jealousy
on the part of the husband is said to be the
cause OF the shooting. Douglass was arrested
In the Eighteenth Ward. in quarrel between
Daniel Graham and William Butler. both ne ne
grocs. Butler shot mt but missed Graham the
ball entering the stomach Of benjamin Taylor
another negro. who WIS near by, making a
probably fatal wound Butler was arrested.
In tho Fifth Ward John Hebrews ana frcd-
orick Taylor. both negroes. quarrelled over a
game of cards. and Taylor drew n largo cavalry
pistol and shot Hebrews. who was running
from him. in the back. HobrOws may recover.
Taylor was arrested.
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CAPT BorroN's RoUGH TRIP.
Padding 100 Miles Down the Ancgheny-An
Ovation nt Pittsburgh.

PIrTsDURGH. Feb. 0.-Capt. Paul BoytOn
arrived here at 3h p. NJ. to-day. having padded
down tho Allegheny River from OIL City, dis
tance Of 150 miles from here. The river Is
quite full OF ice and the Captain has had
rough trip. A cold west wind was blowing
hard. and threw the water in his face. Shortly
after leaving Freeport twenty eight miles above
here. at $50 this morning. his forehead and
checks were badly frozen. and he became much
exhausted. On the river banks in front OF the
Robinson House. near whore the swim was I'm
From one end of the city to the other. on the
river banks. il is estimated that there wore over
100. 900 persons. Cannon were fired. and iings
hung out all along the line just above the
city. Boyton got n despatch from Madam An
dcrsOn. saying. Come right over to the
Coliseum" where she is walking. This, the
Captain thought, was an attempt to steal his
thunder so he declined. He was taken 10 his
rooms in the Robinson House at o'clock. tor
rtbly exhausted. lie will have big reception
here To- night.
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straw Hall In Boston.

mysterious prisoner who was arrested by
Detective Cunning ON saturday, aud about whose case
the police observed remarkable degree OF retceuce II
is asccrainci George Flower OF Boston The charge
against him is that o perjury. NJ Page Boston auc
uoncer was arrested few months ago on charge Of
mbellcneut in converting to his own use sl2a'1 re-
ceNrd from sale u LARGE consignment ui boots hnd
shoes Ills bail was nNed At $1,000 hut through the el
fort, uf his friends II reduced To s2'pe II l. al
legged that this part oi conspiracy inturcl NE re-
lease Ol the prisoner On straw hh thht ne mlth leave
the country Among tho honisuen presented was
Flower who driven tn the court room IN carriage,
his face being pnrty covered by enormous pair o.
blue spectaccs lie gave the name ot Prank j. watson,
and swOrs u the possession OF tho requisite amount OF
property District Attorney Manning learned II is sale,
that the andayt WAS false Steps we're taken To- eiect
Flowers arrest but he became alarmed hnd HE'D re.
Gently known that he was in New York AMI he
was iound the General Post once by the detectives
when he saturday after lcter lie sad ne hdd
been in the Black Hills since leaving Boston Although
his appearance good the search At Police leAdluar
ers resulted showing that his only sons were
six cents and sungsh0t lie WAS taken " BOslvn by
Detective Dearborn VI that civ.
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THE FREEDOM or CUBi.
Gen. Ynieuez Urging Patriots 10 Unite In
Another Revolutionary Effort.

Gen. Calixo Garcia Yhigucz Of tho Cuban
revolutionary army who was captured three
yenrs ago. and who was lately released from
Imprisonment in Spain. is now in this city. He
has addressed manifesto to liberty-lo loving
Cubans MS President OF tho New York
Cuban Revolutionary Committee. 1t recites
that lust ns tho Cuban patriots were about
to pluck the fruits OF liberty. the treason
Of few and tho false promises oi the encmy
prevented and it urges patriots 10 harmonious
action. that the island yet may be- freed from
SPANS rule. The formation Of clubs in Gu ban
hni American towns y recommendeu lhhl shhll
shall collect money and arms. and work
with tho one end in view OF securing
Cuban Independence. The workings OF the
clubs must be- kept secret. except that they shall
bo communicated to the Revolu tionnry Com
miuoe. which Is to be tho central organization.
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The signal Once Prediction.
Clear or partly cloudy weather. slowly rising
Jor1INGS IN AND NEAR 1HE CITY.

Samuel !. Phulps has resigned the Presidency OF the
Third Railroad and Is succeeded by Lewis Ly ora
ne pheW OF Henry Hart, and formerly Treasurer
Judge Josiah a. Abbott Of Boston Is Al the BreyOou
House: cN tuv e. C. Washlurn OF Wisconsin Is AT the
House
Mrs sarah Maiden. aged 80 years, died yesterd Al
Carroll street BROOKLYN from the effects ni injuries
she received by hcng burned Wth kerosene On the even
Ing NJ the tth INST
The Rev Heller Newton said Yesterday " | dont
hetcNe that there Is much god IN French ant ANYHOW.
believe uAt France as had her day and falling 10
the rear OF the nations"
John lIAihArd the President Of the late Mechanics
and Lsh1rrrs Savings Bank and the suspended state
Insurance Company Jersey CITY Is lying dAngetOusy
III al his residence In Psyonia place Jersey CITY
Mr George " YAriAn died on Saturday At his rest
dcuce West Twenty ninth street u pneumonia at the
age Of ~ lie MAS Councilman IN 1855 Alderman IN
1885 aud AssemtiymAn In iNll He belonged 10 tho
family which owned the vArau farm, in the upper and
western part OF Manhattan Island, and never went into
properly
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A wreeA,ns Train Wrecked.

WORCESTER Feb 9.-On Saturday afternoon a
wrcckng car in charge Of superintendent wrer came
IN collision with engine and empty passenger in
charge Of General Passenger Agent Manning about three
miles from this city the Boston. Barre and Gardner
Railroad The wrcckin- train was cut on the road to
clear the wreck n passenger tram bN which M one
was injured. and Mnnlnr's tram ordered out To
bring the passengers Manning had orders To rcrur at
station but kent and passed the station toward the
wreck, and the Shpeuhcndgnts train winch WAS re-
turning 20 order HIM forward. ran him down By tho
collision tho Mat of Mnumug's torn of
and Nathan r. Stone. telegraph operator employed by
the COMPANY WAS badly injured that he died IN day.
Manning was slightly injured. ON Writer'S trniu M
NittrT MIR 4 W Vail and two others badly bruised
mo lnNOmIntlNes sl.tAlmrh hmt .lAMt lAmnsc
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THE W.iLKING MANIA.
Pedestrian. OF Both seSes In New York.
brooklyn, and Elsewhere.

Lulu Loomer. tho trapeze performer. who
turned pedestrian saturday, AMI started in Brewster
Hall To walk 30D quarter mites In Son quarter hours,
was pcsgng away rather feeble manner last even
ing clad In black silk iunic trimmed with sold lace,
and woArns sky blue stockings score of people
watched her and OF her niends chccrcd her ccca
Houally while active young man persi'cnuy played
Hard Trials Great TrbulAuons" on iingly psuo. To
the cheers Miss Lulu responded bv pald smile To the
music she kcpt step ~ 10 - she completed her la7th
qMt!. ,n,r .i FSrsn the wc.t hester miiknaid was
nrnen,ins Stisr'Iss trisn .s on " WsdncsSy Ths
managers at Brcwser's Hall show good Judgment In
kccpns somebody the track most 9l the time Unless
ucir supply oi women gives out the performance Is
hk'y 60 continue lor % son, % une IN Hester .r, pe,,,n
ard Van Nos are some excellent walking Bold
mli,csin ~ twenty minutes and at 30 a'tevcuing
he comulrgd half ' u,A na6s the hhi' d m,H III m.
msic III. o50th haf mile ana there wass deal o 80.
thu.asn About an hour before. after coming IRON his
room ant while hal, asec ne Ta9 as4in,, 9nc % %, the
posts that border ihr uasA "d h.,e h ~. - sns 'ys ro
Gated but At II 0 last evening he was walking with
Van Ness. who Is em,styonns to eoNer 2.n nav
miles IN as many hnU hours S"mlrwN Ms n'lth ~
dton ani sleep vel Van Ness - particularly fnrm.
naic being able to drep asleep the moment ms head
The hupdprd nl, Maf @ r. o, ro farI ~ Within an
THURSDAY last wa, won 10y lowiS He started az si W.
ThursiyH nineteen minutes less than the twenty four
a good.szed audience gathered in the upper
room o Chopper Hat m Jersey tity 20 soc lockir aud
Barbour start ON their siN dhN, Walk A. O'Clock
this mornlng the siN tool senthmtn hhl cat ron
tror.r supt uuou tho track AMI ,tti ted tor the slifh
prilr Harbour covered the INST mile in l2'lN, Locke
m ado rho same distance ~ Is lie SAYS that lac will
do lOl mile, tuiay, The ruVs governing the OI@Hty-
CnmpunA contest are to govern tlus Whtch inc man
running WALKING the greater distance IN 'iS days to
take the money -, 49,, 49,,
Miss Aha Wallace niece 90 ten Joe Huuhcf Is 10 alAIt
tn walk lOl miles m thriN hours -,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0,-Miss May Marshall
conrirird her inth quarter mile At IL O'Clock tonight
During the day h,r quarters we're slow but AZ mgh ss
brghtcucd an completing the loldih quarter In ? ~
She IA, not Vet dccdrd whether SHE VIII Keep up the
walk 10 300 quarters, or content herself with beating
Madam Anderson record
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The American rrin. Work. Embarrassed.

FALL RIVER. Mass. Feb. s.-This city re-
cciyed shock this evening when II became known that
the ASiercan Print Works, one OF the largest IN the
United states had bccn compelled to ask tor extension
OF time The capital stock OF this company is 81 poobo
its liabilities about II 3tbOn and its assets az the last
return made were placed at s2oneol No notes have
vet protested. hut outside bank credit have
Gently called IN loans Aud the Treasurer Thomas Bnr
den has received notices that loans maturing next week
will not be renewed The FAN River cotton mills are
creditors Si54 80 The mills involved arc the Linen
the Mechanics. Troy. Richard Bordru AnnaWan Meta
comet ShuNc. and Merchants, The ftl River savings
Bank creditor 10 the amount o S211Op Almost all
the city creditors srned pnUer granting the
tension but what the outside creditors will do cannot be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
Women Tramp. Taking Possession ora House.

Mrs. Maria Dalton IL the owner of the prem
ses 4a Fleet place Brooklyn and on her departure from
tho city weeks ago gave the house into charge
woman who had four children This woman fell sick
week or 50 ago and Mary Quinn and Mary Boylan, who
recently quilted the public institutions m Fathush,
established hemseyos ~ The house, where they carried
ON drunken roic until yesterday morning, when Mrs
Dalton returned TO town and had them arrested The
Womah tWhum she had lott IN charge of the house had
been utterly neglected and almost m the last stage
o starvation, and her four children had been driven
away by TIE iutrui,rs and obliged to seek ptOcc
tuu at ne house OF a relative
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
An Aged colorea Woman Murdered.

PORTSMOUTH n. H.. Feb. 9-The body Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Washington. coorcd ~ years Old Of tins clly
was found the door OF her house Saturday alter
noon Near the head found stick OF wood covered
with blood A short distance on was a mnu's ncckuc.
The floor also stained with blood She had lived
alone about forty years aud when last seen, on
ThursdAy evening entertaining company. She had
been assisted by the opal parish Of the city but
within her apartments found stored away large
quantity Of provisions bank book deeds. com scrip.
large quantities OF dresses aud linen watches 6c IT'S
believed that She murdered for money. hut that the
murderer was frightened away before securing anything
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
E..Mayor Powell. Funeral.

Tho body Of Samuel s. Powell. late Trensurer
OF Kings County and Mayor OF Brooklyn was buried
from the Washington Avenue Methodist church BROOK
Ivu Yesterday afternoon Thers was large attendance
of county and city officials aud political ana personal
t,iruIs The services conducted hN the REV. Dr
us,tcu nastnr m Inc church. assisted by the Rev Lind
sav Parker pastor the Sands street Methodist church
aud ne Rev DR. Buckley VI the Hanson Mrtodls1
Church The following named gentlemen, all on ana III
Innate friends the deceased man served asnnll bcarrrs
nrI q smith HUH McIaulhlmiWm. bnricll Juhu L.
Stidw,IL Edward Row, and Mm. l.. lIhby lie b0dy
wa, buried In the lanIl1 vault in Greenwood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
Tho ChnrIty RnIl.

The managers announce that tho prepara-
uon, for the charity ball this evening are comp'eed'
and that large sale OF boxes assures seA' success
,,, a, ~. csrt.in mat the entire receipts from the
saic OF tickets will 90 to the Nursery and Chlhs lOsm
al a. INC Lox sales Will deTnN all cAlsnsrs semi
erclc ~ lets forming the word charity ha, been
nneed over e rear of the stage Of the Acarmy o MN.o
nd vases nf nnweTs will stand IN 'front.' ol tho proscehu
L"1r4 There are 10 be twenty Ave dances Itoenru ~
al ovrf tuie from II TahsnAho.' and . mAT'h W AS
eTbteE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
E,oesdlnrIr nn.Y Thl.xe..

There arc moro than 500 miscellaneous arti-
ees including svcrwsre, ewelry, and cloth'ng at tho
York street police station. Brooklyn that have been
stolen IN the past two months by the burglars Carter and
johnson. who were arrested on Friday morning last ANA
which had recovered by the police from pawn shops
ai other places considerable portion of the property
has hren idruuncd, aud u would appear mat the prison
crs id n the stealing that has been going ON IN Brook
ia t some Uuc They are only ~ ami ~ year, age
fesecuyuy but have served several terms Ot mprlAon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
Mis-. Dlchln.on Tell. About the stage.

There was n large audience largely made up
OF theatrical people In the Firth Avenue Theatre last
evening when Miss Anna Dickinson repeated her ec'
turc " The Stage" Close attention and frequent np
psusc We're given To the speaker The stage was very
prctuly set as a purOr with handsome furniture Miss
bIcktnson delivered her lecture with great Vsor she
wore a drab silk dress almost entirely covered with
black lace large bunch Of howcrs upon her breast
bciug the only ornament
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SOME T.ISHING TON TOPTCS.


WAsHiNGToN. Feb. "a nlk with mcmbcB
to-day. and their talk during the vote ON the proposition
to transfer the Indian Bureau 10 the War Department.
show that the change was defeated largely because Il
the recent CHEYENNE Mr. Elcu nul others say
that their votes wholly influenced hy that disaster.
and Nj Garcld iustanccd cAsc some years ago. when
he was Chairman Of the Appt toprauun Committee when
bill making the transfer which had passed the House.
was defeated IN the senate bJ precisely similar occur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
worainr Up En.hu.la.m foe Grant.

WAsHINGToS. Feb. 9.-ENtensiye ;,repura-
tons are making Tor tho reception OF John A. Logan
when lie comes 10 Washington Three separate commit
tees are working up the enthusiasm. Arrangements
havv hcen made tor accidental references to Grant IN tho
sprrchcs and immediate ani uueNpecicd applause when
Grants name Is mentioned An attempt Will be made,
AMI II will probably hc successful 10 eclipse the showing
Matt Cnrpentct made the John the BHpust at Granrs
coming 1t rstOOd that John Logan IA the orig
mal voice crying In the wilderness
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LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb. 9.-The state Of Affairs
in Green County growing out of the collection OF the
Cumberland aud OHIO Railroad tax Is growing worse.
The tx collectors barn Ia, been burned and his lie
threatened. and reign at terror inauguratcd The Gov
crlur Will he called uu Tor assistance.
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Next summer. Music at Coney Island.

The Committee OF the Board OF Directors Of
the Brighton Beach and Coney Island Railroad have con
cludcd report in favor OF making arrangements with
Theodore Thomas for his string band with Prof Neuen
dor as conductor to provide music Tor the front o the
hotel next summer Amuurity 0t the Committee were
in favor of Doiwouhs lhireenth Regiment Land Gil.
Band with leYS ,uoist have been engaged by
the Manhattan Beach managers, and Dodworth's Band
and Arbuckle Will continue their engagement at Gable