The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-03-24
OUR MEN YORK LETTER
New YORK, MARCH 10, 1882.

New YORK, MARCH 10, 1882.
There is an interesting ecclesias-
teal suit going on. An ex.Indian
Missionary, Mr.. Human, sues
Bishop Hare, Of Niohrara, for SANDER
and unjust removal, on horrible
charges, which he claims were several
times made before and as often sue
cessfully repealed. Human was a
candidate for the Bishopric.
the last-let us hope it may be
the last--of the great walking matches
draws to its close. with one English
man well ahead. and the ex champion
out.stipped. The sulky Hughes has
been wofully beaten, as also his pet
aversion, the graceful darky Hart
Crowds throng the Madisop Spar,
Garden. many of the people boarding
there regularly from the time they
paid their dollar to enter, sleeping on
boards, and dining on lager and
sandwiches, with light punches of
bad. cigars. The excitement else
where in the city is by no means like
il was on former similar occasions.
The newspaper bulletin boards are
small and SO are the crowds surround
ing them. When Rowell first raced
Broadway used to be jammed clear
across At the Herald Office for all the
world as il a Presidential election
was going on. A good many ladies
patronize the show, and a beastly
exhibition it is of half 4 dozen very
tired men in very scanty clothing,
very much soiled what there is of it.
Dean SANKEY'S friend, Cyrus w.
Field, has been greatly annoyed by
the act of patriotic American, whose
mind was fred on Washington's
birthday to play the mischief with
the monument of the spy Andre, at
Tappan. The culprit has been
caught, being arbitrarily arrested by
the police janissaries; who always
toady to rich men, without warrant
and denied the privilege of communi-
eating with counsel. The ha6eas
corpus came to his relief, when he
was rearrested on warrant from the
justice at Nyack, 4 town on the
Hudson, near the spot where Wash
ington had Andre hanged. Ha6eas
corpus got him loose again on bail.
The case is an interesting one. BY
the way, it is said, the prosecutor Of
the iconoClast has bought the Stevens
House property adjoining his recent
acquisition of No. Broadway, Wash
ington's headquarters. He mus,
have paid 4 good round sum, for
$eSs,ooo was refused for It weel;
ago.
The now revived pedestrians have
been paid their shares of the gate
money, less expenses, taken in at the
great walk. It was a savory crowd
of "sports" who grumblcd at the
small amounts turned over to the
men who did the work. They couldn't
understand why, with 81 admission,
and apparently larger crowds than
ever before, Hazael for instance
should only get about $40, 900, when
on previous occasion, with 50 cents
admission, Rowell got $40. 900. The
walkers didn't seem pleased, but
took things cody. Il was the gang
of plug.uglies who have fastened on
them that made all the Robbery
The coolest Of our present stock Of
condemned murd, rers, Sindram, was
repreved till Good Friday, OF all days
in the year. This is one of those un
necessary and exasperating snubs to
the feelings of probably majority
of his fellow citizens that make
Governor Cornell the reverse of pop
uiar. Hi, friend Conkl'ng's iisdaln.
full rejection Of a SEAT on the Supren n,
Court Bench is making people think
some OF these people are getting too
big for their beeches. The Governor
has, however, though; better Of it,
and the cold blooded brute won't be
strung up till the s4th.
The sunhower craze still continues.
The aesthetic rnonstrosity, initiated in
every material, stares at one on
every side, and the great O'Wilde is
hugely. advertised thereby. They
say he has colored valet---a sort Of
tiger lily, as it were
We hear a great deal Of the boom
of prosperity, but it is remarkable
that there are number of failures,
some Of them heavy ones. Wall
street is in turmoil, and, in point
Of fact, real estate seems to be the
only interest really nourishing.
Shrewd people are putting their
savings where they can't run away,
and something will be left even if
everything else goes to everlasting
smash.
Railroad King Vanderbilt and his
lucky new son.inlaw, DR.. Webb,
received $500 guests few days ago
in the wonderful Fifth-avcnue palace.
1t looks new, of course. but is very
beautiful and crowded with beautiful
things. The $500 were full Of
admiration and some Of them Of
champagne, for there was a costly
feed.
The Brooklyn Bridge Trustees ask
million and quarter more to finish
the link between Gotham and its
chief annex. They will probably get
this and may make it do till fall, and
then they'll ask for more as usual.
1t is an odd, crooked looking con-
Germ with detected air, as fit had
been born tired. The cars to run on