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Serious COlIfery Riot I'm England
300 European C1ergymen Coming C.
America.

VIA French Gable by Hdss0n's INers Agency.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. pa serious colliery riot
has broken out at Tbroncliffe, Sheffield, and
promises to continue with serious results
LONDON, Jan. 4.-It is anticipated that 800
European clergy will attend tile Evanyelicsl
Aillance, to be held at New York on September
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"CHAMPAGNE, OR STEP By STEP" Matilda
Heron's social comedy is to be brought out for
the first time in this city, by Laura Keene, at
Wallis Opera House, this evening. 1t is said to
be very interesting and effective comedy as
performed by this company, and had good run
in Philadelphia, where it was warmly praised
by the critics.
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PERsoNAL.-Mrs. John ". Forney, Miss NJ. T.
Forney, Major James Forney, and John w.
Forney, Jr., managing editor of the Phladel-
phia Press, arrived in this city on Friday last,
and arc stopping at Col Forney's quarters, No.
65S New Jersey avenue, Capitol Hill.
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The VIRGINIA BILL.-The House R,construc-
tion Committee met this morning and had under
consideration the bill for the admission of Vir-
ginia, which they agreed to report to the House
with the amendments as it came from the
Senate. By common consent, Mr.. Farnsworth
will have the management OF the bill in the
House,
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. N. b. Harrison has
been detached from duty as Commandant of
Midshipmen at the Naval Academy, and or
dered to command the Congress, now fitting out
Green, to command the eastern squadron of the
North Atlantic feet. Commander Samuel p
carter has been detached from duty at the
Philadelphia navy yard, and ordered to An
napolis as C0mmandant OF Midshipmen. En-
sign Alfred Elliot, of this city, has been detached
from duty at Washington, ID. c., and ordered to
the Guard.
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CLOTHING, &c.

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 1, 1sT
TO THE PUBLIC.
Our Stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Is fully $4,000 in excess OF usual lmit at this
season Of the year, and we have therefore con-
cluded not to take stock until February We have
recently
MARKED DOWN
the prices all goods adapted to the presen; SEASON.
and shall in addition thereto, for the next thirty
days make further reduction Of
10 PER CENT:
from the marked prices,
ON CASH SALES ONLY.
We have this day obtained full possession Of the
IildiDg we occupy, and previous to the srring
shall make extensive additions to our already
large salesroom. We are now engaged in manufac-
turing very large stock Of first class garments for
the spring season, being determined to outdo all
former Efforts in our line in this city
We are preparing very largely for an increased
trade, End as expectations have always been
realized, shall offer every honorable inducement
to retain the patronage our friends and an increase
the number of new names on our roll of patrons.
We shall strictly adhere to our old ystem OF doing
business, namely:
ONE PRICE ONLY, AND THAT FOR CASH.
a. - "A ks 81 co.,
GIT SEVENTH STREET.
~N NEW NUMBER, 3I6. ja4tf
r J. HEIBERGER,
isuccessor to H. r. LouDos Oo.,)
CITIZENS, kRMY AND NAVY, W
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel, late BrownsD
Vpt No. 362 Penn. avenue. Washington.
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M. CATAcAzY, the Russian Minister, and his
accomplished lady gave the first of series Of
elegant dinner parties on Saturday evening,
which are expected to continue throughout the
season. The guests were General and Mrs.
Sherman, Speaker Blaine and wife. Baron
Gerolt and wife, Hon. j. Bancroft Davis and
wife, Sonora Garcia, General Banks, Hon.
Fernando Wood, and Baron Lederer. A novel
feature of the entertainment was the perform
ance, while the guests were at the table, of
operatic music by fine string band. Prince
Dolgorouky, who has recently arrived In this
city from Russia, was present during the even
ing.
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A CoRRfCTIoN.-Editor Star. I notice an
error in Tuckerman's "Book of the Artists' in
the chapter on "American Sculptors, - wherein
the author, speaking of Browns statue Of
Washington, in Union Square, New York. SAYS
that this Is the first bronze statue ever wholly
executed in this country. The honor of making
the frst bronze statue In this country belongs 10
MI. Clark Mills; his bronze statue of General
jackson, In jackson Square, in this city, having
been dedicated on the 9Th of January, 1858,
three years before the dedication of browns
1856. 'A'
Mr.. Mills is now engaged in making models in
plaster of the colossal statues which are TO be
executed in bronze for the Lincoln National
Monument, that of Mr.. Stanton, which Is to oc-
cupy prominent position, having been recently
completed. The friends Of that distinguished
War Secretary regard the model as q correct
and striking likeness.
Among the many plans submitted for that
monument that Of Mr.. Mills was considered the
best by the National Committee, who have the
matter IN charge. Congress has voted enough
captured cannon to cover the cost Of material
The expense otherwise win be about 44OO 900.
Waskisgtc~, D. O., Jan. 10, 1870. X.
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0FetcAez u pronounced Rshtey.
@Ihcy ere holding anti-oooly meetings In
Sen ffancisco. y
D0Nh nattsr e pisosh and cofIee % hiss
LydlA Ihompeon - Now Orleans.
0Ths consumption q hoesenesh continues
70 tn0eose IN BGOpe.
They have Md he sealp q ons out q every
utno Whites n The Tou11ngy. -
~Tho Unl1ea o1p1m DEancA 11i.f g Dab
.ensea. osSyta, vh5sA 60 c3glnaIy -. ~.
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DARIEN AND SUEZ.

THE MARITIME CANAL OF SUEZ; A brief
memoir of the enterprise from its earliest date, and
nal across paTien By Prof j. f. Nourse, U. s. N.
with maps from the plates Of the suez Canal Com
Iany. letter from EessepS. and his likeness and
tograph- and other illustrations, in vo. pamphlet
form. Price IS cents. just published by
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Alexander H. Stephens, Of Georgia, 70 friend.
dated nth inetant, says :-'1 an now q little
better than have been; am able to dt mp, read
stand without assistance" He Also writes verv
hopefully about his future and peace in the nexf
world, but b gloomy and despondent about the
country.
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Prince Arthur.
His Arrival and Movements.
His Visit to the President.
The Prince at the CAPITOL.

Prince Arthur and suite, accompanied by Sir
Edward Thornton, the British Minister, who
had proceeded to New York to greet him upon
his arrival in the United States. reached this
city Saturday afternoon. They were met at the
depot by Messrs. Ford and Fame, of the British
Legation, and Assistant Secretary of State Da-
Wis, who represented the United States Govern
ment. A large crowd was assembled. all eager
to catch glimpse OF the Prince. After leaving
the cars the party proceeded to the residence Of
for the use o. the royal guest have just been
newly fitted up, and are furnished in magnificent
style. The Prince is good looking young
man, apparently about five feet eight inches in
height, and was dressed on his arrival in a dark
suit, heavy brown melton sack overc0at, dark
neck scarf, with handsome pin, hat of the latest
New York style, and carried light cane with
ivory handle. His full name is Arthur William
Patrick Albrecht, and he is the seventh child
and third son of Queen Victoria
Saturday evening all the members Of the
British legation, with their families, were pre-
sented to the Prince, after which the company
were entertained at a dinner party, the Prince
being seated on the right of Mrs. Thornton. Yes
terday morning the Prince and suite attended
the Church OF the Epiphany, occupying Mr.
Thornton's pew. A large congregation was
curiously attracted to see the distinguished visi-
tors. Rev. DR.. Starkey, rector of the church,
Ofheiated. The party entered the church in the
following order Mrs. Thornton, wife of the
Minister, with the Prince; Mr.. Thornton, British
Minister, and Colonel ElphinstOne, the Princes
black frock coat with velvet collar, dark panta-
looms and vest, fawn cOlored gloves, and close
standing collar. He adhered strictly to the form
of service peculiar to the Episcopal church.
The services ended, not very polite rush was
made by many in the church to get near the
Prince as he left the church for his carriage,
and some were so impolite as to make remarks
that he could not but Overhear. The Prince
and party returned to the residence of Minister
Thornton and after lunch the Prince, Mr..
Thornton, Colonel Elphinstone, Lieutenant
Packard, Ensign Fitzroy, and Mr.. Trench
walked over to Georgetown, thence, by way of
returned to Washington by way of the Long
Brifg,. In the evening, Lady W. n iham (wife Of
Sir Oh trles Windham, the Commander-in- Chief
OF the forces In Canada,) and Sir A. Mckenzie,
OF Montreal, Canada, called and dined with
Prince Arthur and the British Minister. The
Prince passed the remainder Of the evening in
the drawing-rOoms, and was visited by Mr.. Fish
Secretary OF State, and Admiral Dahlgren.
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DEATH OF 4 PROMINENT Sourn.xx MASON.
Mmiam 8: EOck.en, Of Georgia, ct one time
tenant Grand Commander OF the 6upreme
Council Of Masons for the Southern Jurisdiction
ofthe United States and Past Grand llaster Of
Georgia, died yesterday, at Abingdon, Hartf0rd
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THERE vas great panic at the Variety The
ater af 81 Louis last Sunday night, during the
that city that Allows theatres to run on 0unday
can expect to secure our moral national capital
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WHITEHURS GALLERY.
w GRAND PANORAMIC EXHIBITION.
MAMMOTH ILLUMINATED VIEWS OF THE
WAR, and other MAGNIFICENT REPRESENTA-
TIONS every evening, at the eWHITEHURST GAL
LERY, 1916 Pa. ave., bet. ~ and 9th SITS. Excel
lent Music.
Exhibition opens at IL O'Clock. Admttance. 25
cts Children Is cts Special rates to families and
schools. = -
TAKEN DAY AND NIGHT. ja lin
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HChicege has just dedicated IL inst Ger
man High School. q
100sdny and soIliAsaaisn szs Missouri
vtlo - WAUwe their teeth, - God toooh ao a
indication thas the Whole body = perfect =
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3OO OILPAIN TIHGsI
FOR sale and on Free Exhibition ct BARLOWD
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS. A large number Of
MODERN PICTURES suitable for Holiday
Presents will be found amongst them. No. 235
PeIna avenue between Eth and 18th streets, south
Frame Establishment. noH-m
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Columbia. This Is the same bill presented to
the District Committee this morning, and which
was published in THE STAR OF Friday last.
THE CoLoRxp SENATOR FROM MIssIssrrpI-
We have the following particulars concerning
the Hon. Hiram b. Revel, the colored Senator
elect from Mississippi:-He Is Q tall, portly
man, OF light complexion, has benevolent fea-
tures, . pleasant voice, and gentle ways. He
ID thoroughly respected by his own people, and
by the whites. Born In freedom, in North
Carolina, in 1922; craving an education, he
removed to Indiana; spent two years at the
the Methodist ministry; afterwards received
further instructions at the Darke County
Seminary, when he became preacher, teacher
and lecturer among his people in the States
Of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and Missouri.
At the breaking out Of the war he was minis
tering at Baltimore. He assisted in the organ
ization Of the first two colored regiments in
Maryland and Missouri. During . portion of
1863 and 1854 he taught school in St. Louis; then
went TO vicksburg and assisted the Provost
Marshal In managing the freedmen AFFAIRS; fol-
lowed on the heels Of the army 10 jackson;
organized churches, and lectured; spent the
next two years in Kansas and Hi0ouri, in
preaching and lecturing on moral and religious
subjects, returned 10 Mississippi, and has been
IN Matches ever since. He is presiding elder Of
his church for the southern portion OF the State
Of NiniBippi, and since July last, has served in
the CITY Council 0f Matches, his friends say,
vith ability and honor. He consented 70 run,
ana vas elsstsd TO TIE STATE Senate, and has
now been selected a. the fitting man - repre-
sent the State in the United States Senate.
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II IN T. OLN II A L l..

NARINI'S COTERIE CARNIVAL
lN1 BAL MASQUE
Will take place on TUESDAY, February lst, $50.
Subscription books now open at the Acade- "A
my, 4 street, between 9Th and 10th. Sub ~
scription, admitting a gentleman and one -
lady, SIS. Harry Donohue, costumer, ass lsA
10th below Pa. avenue has bee engaged to fur
n'''' L. c. MARINI, Director.
GEORGE W. EVANS, Secretary. ja2i-tfeli
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THE INDIAN WEED.
The Tenn nds of the Tobacco meposo nj 9
mmOn Sen q for the Rcyrnup One r,

The Demands Of the Tobacco meposa uis-
q mmon sen g for the Revenue ono ~.
The National Tobacco Association continued Its
session yesterday. and resolved 10 recommend the
separs collection Of the tar sririts and tobacco,
and the sbolshment OF the monthly returns Il was
further solved that the rules OF the Commissioner
OF Int'rnd Revenue, holding manufsci nrcrs md
owners or tobacco In transu, rom isctoty or bond
eli war house, destroyed or damaged by Orc. liable
Tor aud should be required TO pay tar the sane, s
oporrssve and should be provided srainst. 1bcv
furthc demand that the services OF Revenue Inspect
or shall he paid for by the government and that
they shall he allowed to cell txport any packages
o' tobacco they pleaAe without interference and
that be len Optional with them to pay the tar at
tho manufactory OF BOMBED warehouse. They wsnt
bonded warehouses established wherever the necea
.ines OF trade demand them nnd greater freedom
IN the tran.fcr OF their goods that revenue he
not rs at proseit nv the Asssssnrs. Inspectors or
Other onncials: that the style and shape OF the
stamps be altered to euit the packages to which
tVey nrc 60 bo attached and that Congress pass \
law for the protection OF owners OF labels and trade
muka.
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HOIRS or LEISURE.

rrand skating tournament in the Rink .rs az.
ternoou and evening
The New York 5ing Academic announce a masked
bal N u"rnania Assembly Rooms Siaich s.
The finest event Ot this evening Is the Seventh
ReTlmcrt promcnafe concert IN the magniucOut ar
mory, iompsim Market
Miss Nina Foster gives one OF her charming read.
lngs at Mrs wuo1's u Fast Twen'y oishth street, on
Monday evening. the 2stn inst.
The dramatic entertainment in the Union League
Onh Theatre next Tuesday afternoon 10 for the beBelt
Ot the Hahnemann Hospital.
Mr.. George W. Morgan. orgauist and MIR. A.
KrelEs ORCHESTRA, WIN play at the usual concort In
Piymouth Chnrch brooAb n. tins afternoon.
MIR. Frank DUTY and his society OF Temperance
friends III d,cuss the merits OF alcohol yersu, colo
water tomorrow evening In 2li Bowery.
Mrs. MARY Howe Smith lectures At the Poiytrchnic
Institute brooklyn. this morning Al II o'clock Sub.
ject Methods OF Teaching with practical lustrAtions
The exhibition OF the juveslc choir Of St. Ber.
marble Roman Catholic Chureh for the bensnt OF desli
tote Cubal iancs ia th.3 city was attended last even.
Inc by many Cubabs.
Dr. II, Knapp, formerly a Pro cssOr In the vi
ycrsty Of iIedelOcrr. viii delyerR free leeiure 10 tho
toobM Union ihls evening on LigIt ana N6iOn, anu
ssrtealJ hVStxt' 10 cotVi a into thOagLk
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BROOk kLYN.

Mr., John Coonev. OF BROOKLYN, Is on upright
man and eoo' lawyer. He u not tie Cooncy who u
ssocMt q with tho Rms OF Sharks infestng the DrooE
I've CITY Hall
T. hnbcrtu, jaeger House" owned by NichO-
lss III nei, situated IN JOHNSON street Mnnin -bnFgh
was ru'nod Yesterday morning. Mr. Dcners re- tdenCe
adjoining was hauy damaged. Loss 1850.
The veterans Of tho McNiran wnr, who served
Asl IN III" late rcb lion, met last nisht Even street
M,lnHtnnrg' and nrel arCd resolution ~ pctluon
to thc sthtc egFlhtute, asking thht the sOlutoH
that odN eOled 10 1851 allowing veterans Of Mexico
pension oi ~! month, be taken up and adopted
Robert D. Roenrt, the dcfrulung naval psynns
tcrr clerk, tlcd To judge Ncnedlo late orlcave
to maAe motion fnr n new t:al, on u" Cron d that
rev evidence in hs favor has been discovered Tire
judge directed that the necessary nnrcrs should be
prepared ana submitted to him for rlnsIeciion
James HrowD. Of tS5 IrOapoot street, who ind
hco nrrc ted on the CHARGE Of g'N ing quor 10 III sou
jane. years oi n"y. then beating and Gicking HIM
and fnnllN sou.ing HIM In tnb ot cold wafer wa
proved ulat tar c1ild hai chlnncd hqusr away TOn
home that he reached home staggering drunh that
TEL down stouc INrcusc IN fiont Of The honsc md
TINT h father took nan ~ tho aud das hod water
...tl IA. haA
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Jo71INGs 1HOUr TOWN.

There T. nothing new under the sun. bui every.
thing new IN IuB SUA.
Gold Ia stlll going down, End We hope II will soon
reach tho pocket OF the reopc.
Tie brig Fmclia Ctlostina, from Naples ard the
steamships Ariadne and Aeppo arrived last night
David r. Herriman, Of S39 West Nincteenth street.
iorOmaa IL CarhaTt Necahans piano factory, Is miss
ing,
The 0irard mcdnls arc to 10 presented In Gram
mar School No. TO- fenae Department, on Tuesday al.
tefnOon next,
The Comm'ssloncrs Of Emigration have suli under
cohnidsraon the plans FOL the proposed lunauo asylum
IN Wards Island.
The Pneumatic Tunnel Is TO be privately lnsnccted
thlS afternoon by legislative ana municipal otcias and
rGItcscutauNes OF the press
GCorge lIussCy, ono Of the paper s,ainers ipJured
by the disaster In Decker Co factory dlcd yester.
Gay at il9 West 1hlrtySeNenth street
Joseph McNuiB who was found uncon scious In
Delhncsy and Ridge streets was taken to the Deancoy
and Attorney street Police station where he died
James McNsmara, aged %, while blasting rueks at
Sxtynrat street and Tenth Lvenue. yesterday, wAs
struck on the side OF the head BY piece OF rock which
took Oh his ear.
Tho directors OF tile Fulton Fire Insurance Com.
pany Yesterday resolved not god 10 payment
o Donds and mortgages given before the passage OF too
leEaltende act This determination was arr we'd ~
ah"r a thorough discussion OF the subject.
In apubllc meeting In favor OF National RACo,u Z"
int evening 10 the Reformed Presbyterian Church H.
west Twent TIM steot addresses del vet cd bY
TIE try, DAVID hcAlli.ier aud TIE Rev J, N JohLsun
o. Nss1a9'cA ana prO, ". W, sl"sae ~ PItlshurstl
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SPARKS from 7HE T1LEGRapH.



Gen. Van Wyrk .to take tho stump in New Hamp-
shire Tot the KcpuolIcah Ticket
John K,Owlcs. " Hampicn Me eonf.sses thsS
he set nre to the Island Pond Mills.
The Massac usc,ts L e,a'oture hns ols-cd rcsoiu.
tons IN culosy OF Mr.. Burl nganIe
WnShlnc'on'- Brthdly was Observe In Victoria,
Vancouver Island ny Mi the n,tonalitcs.
Tie Maine senate resolved Yesterday 70 pay al
contracts made pitnt 10 frb -, lS5! In god.
The Monnrch wss visited 'cst'r r'ay by a numbes
OF Goyerpment onncials aud Washington ioafers.
Tho State hal In lonor of Prince Arthur tool
Place ltst nicht In the Senate Chamber 10 Ottawa.
Tho roughkecpsic Rcnubllc,ns hav" nominated
oDerl X lay 'or' and the Democrats John Soison
Albert Dw'nnels hus heen convicted OF man.
srrnier nor the killing OF Charc' whl'ncr u HaVor
Three Of the crew Of tho schooner Francis Hatch
a. iocsl,nd Me. were arowHcd on that port Thurs
A San Francisco Police Judge was sentenced 90
Chinese woman.
J. A. Straw, contractor o' sorcrvlc, Mass,
poisoned himself yesterday haying lost fN0O 5y thi
BoylstoH DAnk robbery.
Gov. Gesry ha. vetoed the bin c-tphishing
protest OF tho Guy Councils.
James G wotmorc w,s shot in The obdcmen,i ia
iarsct Of = Goor btkind Sn,ci he stood.
The New ialDp-hlrc Democr,uc State Central
LSSo1 Geor" " c.addSc Tor the ~
Tho drG,cnc, b,i allows tsS,OJO for rcfurnisl,ns
ou the ncw fosl office 10 New York.
A boiler eKuloded In the sawmil, near Adams
vile hcNary county Tennessee Instantly Killing r. "
scott, William Hose, M0uLo harlmaa anl Nr Cowoi.
The non.cOmmissioncd ofic,rs OF the Monarch
enterain"i the Officers OF the Naval
h'sie,nS a. supper ut tho Maryland Hotel Annapo
The Virginia State Republican Ccn.al COMMITTEES
met met TcS!erdsy w and nprgoyed inc cll To- con 5ds
mocracy.
The West Virginia House OF Decgatea on Thurs
nnopted loinl resolution TO amend ihe state Con
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OBJT T.IRT.

Capt. L#zrr j. hnson. CITY Clerk " Newbury.
port NNs- lI'd suddenly Yesterday
The Rev. Julius r. Kramer was hurled from the
synagogue Ia lhir1y'iounh street y+terdny.
lie feyrc Jarrett, Pres lent OF the Board Of
lO'co tomlllssionoH U, Baltimore died la ulght.
ON his way houe TO ten HbouI 90 ock he was snd-
denly stricken with IurlysI,.
John Nnnan, tho well known "hcayy man" of the
nid anu NV BoWery Theatres. died OF drophy or
Ihundal cltnng. aK,diS. Joan began his Theatrical
oMtc1 h 'nl lOE IN thc Theatre Loyal, Dublin. ani
nrsi hlEstehce iaINtsOurgh from tglnce ho wcut 70
'ni "yI!ha' ana !hAi cAneto New York.
On THURSDAY Brrj. Cohcnbroom, who had been
committed 10 me lombS the Gay belsrp for drunken,
mess, lled o. ddtIuni retneHs. lie MAS native II
u'spn'ln5 tnS gfg"tt.t brqsery AZ the outbreak II
ue Mcan war he JOlHe the French army rn1 al I.
clpatcd In the bhtlCs IT Alma Inkprm NJ SehlstnpOi
ana leCeNNd medals and honors winch he was alAaj
proud 10 wear even IN y extreme misery
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Moses Lindheim rented the store 9Oi Third ave.
nue. to somebody VITO sOd hats. clIs. &c, there
L'-t Oc,ober lie sued In the sixth District Civil
Court, before Justice Lane, George Lilly for the
INT for September and October. The hearing WIS
pOslpOned ON time TO time In tu,~ Court md mean.
While Iindhelm sued IN the SEVENTH Distl ct Court
Oiore jusucr Stcmmcr tor tho November rent bat
he Wa not aUc TO prove the relation Of andlufu TO
ward LILY, and TIC suIt VIE dismissed lie sill
Kept up thr proceedings before Justice Lane and -
covered judgment loi S24i3l. HIS next move "a,
70 sue in the Marine Court, before Judge NJ e. GrOss
Tor possession OF the store for nOn-payment OF the
Ithl lor November AMI December. but he failed 10
prove ms tigi TO the premises there, and the action
MW dsan di.misssd, Liniheim then went back TO
thr v'nih District CWi Court, wnerc he found
Ju'ilee m'tnie sitting, and there by his attorney
store 10 Peter Hart, who o,cd Inn three tnon,hst
rent Idndhelm feared to gO on tht stand alter
swearing aA he had sworn. IN the OtLer ca,cs but
thc ie'ehcc complied him, and Justice hcduirc
dismissed the " oceengs with the remark that il
Was evident that Linchcim haI committed perjury