7 AN lTIlIt Was THAT WHICH
The brains were oui the man would die

NEW YonK, March 8.
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8.


lie .nrgen affair II Aesu York.Yesterday there was
very current and very strong report tha Morgan
alive and we'll in his city There tice ii the En-
quirer Yesterday stating that chancery had been in
stuted BY Morgan himself The Statesman combatted the
conclusion which would naturally he mnd read
subject in greater perpextes. If oa,eiy WAS in
stuted by Morgan, did it not require lis dav' Could
any one but the real man do SO, uhess Of the three
persons assumed the name of Morgan We understand
that the brotherhood Of quite in buste yes.
ercay. Preparations have been made 70 get up an inc
ment TOR conspiracy 1t would indeed be singular
affair If Morgan should be alive Many persons really be.
heve he IS now in this city. Mar advocate