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MAc1AY pockets s143S3 monthly, bcsides
what he pays his substitute.
DR.. 7. w. STEELE is young Kentueltian.
lie was appointed by Mr.. PETER B. SwEENv.
HIS residence Is in the Ninth Ward, some
distance from tho scene of his duties.
Rather than move into his district he would
probably resign his place as a police surgeon.
DR.. MoTr. Dr. MCDONALD, and DR.. WHITE
arc ench supposed to be at the Central Office
eight hours out Of every twcnty-fo1r. They
are there about two hours every week. Their
duties are performed by DR.. FRAZER and DR.
RoDrNsoS for small consideration but
when applicants for appointment on the po.
| lice force are to bc examined, DR. Mort, Dr.
McDoSALp, and DR.. WHITE are present.
Dr. MARTIN FEELIGn is a homropathist.
does not live in his district. and labors uu
der the disadyaBtsge Of not being able TO
hold consultations with his colleagues.
DR.. SroIsMuSD WATERMAN lives in the
Twenty second Ward. His district compr s,s
the Eleventh and Thirteenth Wards, distant
about four miles from his residence. He
does not attend to any of his duties They
are performed by his son, who lives in the
Seventh Ward.
DR.. HENRY o. ELY lives in the Twenty
ninth Precinct, and Is assigned to the Six
teenth District, which comprises the Thrtieth
and Thirty second Precincts. The distance
from his residence to the most extreme point
Of his district Is about FIVE miles. He can
answer an urgent call In about two hours
aud half.
DR.. FRAScIs A. THOMAS 10 surgeon Of the
Yorkville and Harlem police stations, which
comprise the district bounded on the south
by Seventy ninth st-cst, on the north by the
Harlem River, ~ the west by Fifth avenu,,
and on the east by the East River. His
district covers an area of over ten miles, yet
he cannot find suitable residence there
He lives in the Nineteenth Ward, and when
telegrsphed for as in all the above mention.
ed cases, policeman has to be sent 70 call
him.
Finally, ten out Of twen,y one police Sur.
zeons live at a considerable distance from
the scene Of their duties, in defiance Of the
order Of ~" Police Board. II say that the
,a,t,r do not know 1t, would be 70 give .Hc :
Commissioners credit for less intelligence
than they possess but why is such disob..
| dicnce nllowed2
The sun., 1871-09-21
The Tweed Plaza Da,z'er.

Senator Tweed will positively addr ess bis con
At tuents at tie ma. meeting in Tweed plaza on
Friday evening. Col. WIN. X. Roberts will post
tivev preside. Msrshsl Tooksr, Chairman OF the
Committee Of Arrangements, declares that II the
weather IL favorable the demonstration will oe ore Of
to crandeVt the city has yet witnessed. The grand
stand Is to be aftsticay oocor1se, and all The sur
rom ding houses are ~ To brilhahtlV illunnited.
An the Tweed sni Shandiey Clubs are TO march to
the scene In torc1ight procession. tis estimated
% 1900 Uersons will be 90 tue ground. After
d" the Bpss" spsecles NAV be expected from the
Hon Alkegnoa =. Sullivan Col JOAN p Fellows,
Juige Tracy, Col seaver. Couusellnr Brooke. sam
ne stern, Erq (Gerniau), WIN. c. Cover oi the
Leidfc, CcUpsV,lgr Dewey Justice Shandlov, an
The sun., 1871-09-21
The Police Department Triiing with
the Lives Of Cltizens.

Some time ago the Police Department Of
Ihe city of New York was divided into nine
leea j str c's. TO each district police sur
Irici, where the Police Headquarters are,
hrce capable medical gentlemen were M
pointed. Each surgeon received his appoint.
ncnt through political influence. Each il
pSid salary of $1,000 year.
At meeting Of the Police Commissioner
held June 90, 1870, the following resolution
H4s unan mously adopted
R,opsd That excepting the surgeons attached TO
~ Seventh Dis trc. o.Vh surgeon % be teQ tIeI
ieslle IN the dRtr.tt " whc 10 IL ssslglrI"
How thi' order has been obeyed may b,
sen by the following talle:
The sun., 1871-09-21

T1,ers OF ihe Beautiful AID curlOis IN ART VIII
be grauEed GU visiting Dr.. Colioh's dental apart
meats In Cooper Institute bI view Of some rare
specimens Just brou-ni over from Europe by tie
doctor. Our soacs permits mention only Of an eI-
quishs bus, OF Eve, in mrble by Hiram Powers ;
, Gne model Of the great cathedral at etrlsoourg,
enclosing niuseAl instrument Of extraordinary
he NV ~ in alo.. Of tue celebrated organ. Nose
di.eovorci b, PuArohs daughter on porcelain, BY
Pau do Ia Roche; and elegant n 10 OF Sorrento
wool, coniaiuing ten mi.ions Of pieces Ot various
co'ot-, rrIresenUny Neapuiitan Ne, with miuy
otaer otjcc's OF rare and CO ous worKmanehip.
rNe ducIors uroan,tY ~ eLiOiing MS treasures :
Cuhancrs IN Ligh degree the pleasure derived from
an Inspection ol hls lInct.
The sun., 1871-09-21

Those who make light OF Dr. GRtELEY's
position as a candidate for the Presidency, and Of
his knowledge Of agricultural science, will do we'll
TO study lis recent address before the State Agr'-
cultural Society of Minnesota, fully reported both
in Tar Sun and the 7riJaae. 1t was powerful
original, and learned production every sentence
was full Of common sense, and the style Of the
whole was admirable. DIR. GREELEY is u great
man, and his mind becomes more vigorous and
comprehensive ls he grows older I; and his enc
mics may as wo!l make up their minds to bo
Leye H.
The sun., 1871-09-21
Til. Blind Man. Appeal for hi. child.

Yesterday in the Superior Court, before jus
tice J. H. MeCnan. toe case VI Burke agt Durke
was argued. Anthony Burke, = bookseller and
stationsr, Of ia) Mulberry street. blind man, mnr-
RED some three years ago. . young woman board.
Ing In the sane house. named Mury Thompson.
Soon alter the marriage Mary got into the habit Of
leaving her husnsni and home for hours together.
ssd on hcr return smeit strongly OF liquor. Anthony
nisde the best OF thinss and tried TO her back
from her evil wavs. About eighteen months SEQ
Merv cave birth to fno little boy, and the bind
fether was proud indeed. Marv returned TO her
dssolute haiits. often staying out ail.ni-ht After
stealing n tue money she could, she swout of cloth
ing and everything she could lay her hands on In
the humble homo aud went OF. Anthony rrieved
for time, hut his dsrlinT roy eome~hat console
him. On the oh OF August last Wary broke into
tie house. and, in her husodnd's absence, stole the
child. A ter q long search she va, foI1i Yss'ar.
nsy JUDGE NcCun1 ordered the return ~ the chiid
70 the iethor. A divorce suit is 10 progress.
The sun., 1871-09-21

The Mobile Rcgis:sr has discovered new yam
es invention VI ihs nost inlernsl character IN 'he
ID. per, Iruted VIII "paters lnsides' OF ous'ies'
.These papers, tie Re7isttr savs, are crammSA w."
election, nom Yankee mas'Ine'. the tronlnchl
eatu es OF wLicL are characters who are ne'eT'' vN
having tasted all the horr1rsa suneriass thS'
Wounded soldier could feel s'uryio= In Lioo'
Prison 1he rropretors Of toe on ndi's neNe'a
ers ure riorerh eouuonod npon 'He 'mpFepF'e@ o.
.Lcr course IN dsleoaling I" NanSeeS t'o seFe'0"
~ c,o,ce ,,,oius for Southern 1rcsdes, an II Is 20
,e ,t.,um.a that a .oenn Narnin- will be sesVsd
an to,e ,.ho are respoGsiols loI the obnoxious 90.
&c iUn.
The sun., 1871-09-21
On. CITY Marshal Admoui.hed.

Mr. Ritter employed Marshal KndskopI, OF the
Fi'ih District Court, TO ejec, a tenant. Marshal
Rindsxopi was pnid s25 for The service In advance.
The tcncn,. however. moved Of his own 4ecorl.
Nr. Ritter nked the Marshal to return the as
Nr. Rn.skopt refused SUIT was instituted Oe
fore Judge Eocn, and On = motion 10 DISMISS II 90
techniciI gtoupa., judge Koch on Tuesday q us
addressed the MHrslicl II: Marshal, I'm surr, TO e
tnst on are ono OF the MANY city msrsials VINO
roo poor pelrle of their mousy. Nv i not permit
tnls l " NJ not dismss the c0nplanl.N
The sun., 1871-09-21
Tho vIrqinia Guy ConnAuration.

SAN FRANcssco, Sept, 2o.--Tho loss by the hro
In VIZ inii Cts, New will probably reach ttrse.
quarters ora million OF dollar, Tne infursnces
amuun, to $4,000. Four entire books IN the cen
ire OF the business part Of toe city were burned
TIE principal losers are Lille 4 Co. bookstore,
and freedlnai's cigar siore, SIS 000 tahoe House,
:2!gO; LYMAN, dry goods. t& O,o, intGra, &c.
OOJ Eeynolds's, 5000 A l'gh wind spIsad l. Q
name rap dy. and the enorts 1i the hrsmen we're
unayailing lor a long time. Nanv hremen ~ero IN
Jared hr failing Wals, or scolphcd " us h1mes,
W. No Ine was killel outright,
The sun., 1871-09-21

conduct Mr. RsEo knows what lying is himself,
and can preach 10 them in away 10 move their cy
hearts. We foudiy hope that we may soon hear
that through his efforts they also have begun
TO reform and to abandon their wicked habits,
especially the habit oflying. When that is &C
complished, what good family they will ali
form together, with Deacon SHIrH at its hesd.
Elder RoxEo RssD as its chief exhorter. and re
formed GLENN and KIDD . c1emplifying mem
bers
The sun., 1871-09-21

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes a
list OF eighteen Of the relRuous. sons, Urotiers-
IN law, sous in law. nephows, aud cousins. whom
OLIVER CEouwrLL appointed tn office when he
became Lord Protector Of Great Britain. In
point Of numbers, the lie: is flr inferior to that
of tie relations whom President Gn,Nr has mp
pointed to Office; brt ,he parallel IS interesting
The object Of CRoHwtLL'- u@potism was 10 con-
frm lis own autocratie authority over England
and to perpctua'e hi' own family IN more than
royal power GrAyT's object apparently Is to
provide for nis own worthless relations IT the
public expense for IL he lad intended 70 use
them to overthrow the liberties Of his country, he
would have left ont some OF the fool. to wnom he
has given the best places of all. However
the difference between the political talents OF
CROMWELL and those Of GRASr is so great, that il
is not impossible that after al! the Latter now may
design that which the former executed two cen
tules ago.
The sun., 1871-09-21
rh. nnr Gn.tnrn. Kcerner. Chairm.n Of the

The Hon Gn.invus Kcerner. Chairman Of the
Po,ri OF Railroad Comns,tlnss f'r Limbs, ha'
~rit-n an oricN o,ter u tho 3'crei1rI OF the D.
Lou's ano sonthe,s,crn Rllwiy Com 'anY sadn;'
"waile the reports OF moss OF tho rai'roli eon9a-
mes nave been satisfactory, yours has oe'n con
-iie-ed preGmipsnty 60. Its fun, reharSaoW c'sF
In is statements Snt sno+s an eNlen deSlF' "
compiy strictly wish the reqnlr r'msnts OF the law"
I, !, gratifying to Snow that th'r, "a at eist one
rsiisa, company In the Gated States whicl
AthnowiedCe. tue supremacy OF TIE power wniet
created t.
The sun., 1871-09-21
heclncA
ALteltaed.
RlsiIeHCss
Names

: careful study Of the precincts and dis
wict' q which the above-named surgeons
Lol,np shows that Or. VAN BuREN Liver
Nout thr1e mica from the scene of his du
lies. When he is required Il is necessary
70 tl"graph to Police Headquarters From
hcre the dcspatcl is sent on another l.ni to
Inc West Thrdcth street police stat on
where the officer in command sen Is pol c.
man 60 notify the doctor that lac is wanlcG
m the distr II whore he Ia required to reside
Generally Iy TIE time lac s'es the pa;icAt !,
Is too late to administer med cal aid
DR. A, w, MACLAY vos two miles from
lis district, and never attends to his du;i .
n Ills pace lie employs DR. spRoAT, wI'
ves in City Hall place For his service
Or sPRoAT Is said TO receive $40 per month
FoT the honor Of being police surgeon DI
The sun., 1871-09-21

leav.s the Democratic Union and goes over
to Tammany Hall. and then turns against
Tammany Hall and tries to be leader in an
attack upon it, md who all tho willie holds
on to u seat in Congress which he could not
have got without the frauds of Tammany,
must make very full and frank confes-
sion of his motives bcfore he can clear him.
self OF suspicon.
The sun., 1871-09-21
A Strange Story Jules Favre's Con-
fe.sion.

fession.
A statement of facts as strange AZ any
fiction is ep;bodied in a deposition, which
we print el-ewhere, made ly the celebrated
jules FAvRE, the eminent French advocate
and politician, in the course of criminal
prosecution for slander against certain men
who had dcfsmed him. 1t seems that there
WIS scme tasi5 for their cnlumnies, aud thnt
FAvRE wisely determined to conlute them
- y'tJf-Tnn .iie' '-5AErI iurii' ffisls osr;ca
reads oddly enough TO persons accustomed
10 the strct rules of evidence which govern
e stimouy In our courts, being much more
Ike the speech Of an advocate than sober
narration lut it is candid and straightfor
ward, aud no one can doubt the righteous
ness of the decision to which II led.
II appears from Mr. FAvRE's own confcs
sion that for twenty years he lived as a hus
band with WOMAN who was net only moi
legally his wife, but was the lawful wife oi
another man. that he reared her little girl
Of whom the husband wos the father. as his
own child, and represented ner as such to
the world; and that three other children
were the offspring Of his Illicit connection
| At first he kept the matter secret, but at last
| he avowed II 10 his friends, rnd ackuowl
edged the paternity Of his children 10 ma t'
We them u lawful claim upon Him es thcil
father. The rest Of the confession relates tC
4 will Of one Of lis friends, VI. oDIoT whicl
hnd been made the occasion Of groundlos'
charges against him. The whole Of j
deserves TO I've carefully studied for the lii Il
it throws upon the prevailing tone of moral
The sun., 1871-09-21
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HBRE hND IHFRB Bf the
bUN'S RFPORTERS

The Hos. william a. DHriing's Ffrst Inti-
nation that the Hon. Thomas Y. Stewart
u to be Made Postmsstsr.
AT 10 A. NJ. yesterday the Hon. Thomas E.
Stewart entered the Post once and had long eou
sults,ion with Postmaster Jones. It Is said that a
clause has bsen discovered In the Constitutlon Dc
der which Gen. Jones can aproiut q deputy who
will onhcisly be the Pos sms.ter IN the event Of the
disnlscemsnt Of 0en. Junss. The interview be
tween Mr. Stewart and Gen. JoDos, Is said, related
TO this Constitutional power. Appraiser Darling
havnx lssrAed tnat Gen. Jones and Mr.. stewart
were In consu taion. wildly ru led ron his once
and sought Collector hnrphy. Nr. D,tiinT bad uu-
drrsO a thai Jones ~ss 10 be tnrned out, srd thai
he (Ddriln was to ave The position. Mr. Murvhy.
almost choking with emotion, said. Billy, ,ou have
lost your district -Four OF the fvs members, OF
whom wss one, who held caucu, mere nave de-
cidcd against you for Postmaster IN The pace VI
jones Tres have decided TO support Stewnrt.
couldn't no p H. Silly The four say that thsy mus,
m AXE tJings work ior tie ceSt."
The sun., 1871-09-21

The Sal Gel Roy, the groAt salt lake OF leias'
., an inmeu.e tci OF .alt about I've nis9 tn cir
um',repes. wiie o. n b';v9ei . os lack ''@'n'r.
a, the process OF Ir1ducton Is constantly soins on
Ihe sat I. formed ul.u 'a'P, snl "R has to be
.hovelIed u, placed iu cAt. NnI Iaken sway 10 be
rest, 'or market For table use i's should he ~as'ei
nd round Tho presout income derived from this
grear natural sal, rNnu acto is reported to be oni
teO OOO annually; but II Is said that the Merlo IN
G y,rnment formerly collected revenue Of {t0o
OOO In taI.s on tLe product u The lakN
The sun., 1871-09-21
w,lltom,bprqh Yacbt ciub R.su,ra.

Yesterday the w.liansburgh Yaoh, Club held
their secona annual regatta. Tue course was ro n
tho 90, OF Dupont street dreenpoin' TO Tnro:I's
Point buoy and retnrn. TIE time was "a follows ::
First Cllss-Jaann ~. $50 Katie Bulger sAl
Eveicen Allen, 8l6l5 Second class LGrlin :,
S873l; NJ. Conway, S57;So Berth,, AOL Tn I'd
The sun., 1871-09-21

Police Sergeant James KAN was dismissed
from tie Brool.hn force yesterday for conduct IN
becomn. on tfieer. Kain was appointed as an n
soector OF primary elections by the sixth Wari
Democratic Association, aad al tie meoinS OF tle
Democratic General Committee on IuesiAV rlght
be offered lis shield 70 Mayor Kalof lsch In to.en
OF ais resiguatiua, cecau-e bH lad lOI b6sn ho~ed
10 act 80 Inspector. This was the "unoeoJmLlg
The sun., 1871-09-21
Tweed. Real Esta,e,n we.tchs.,er County.

Ihe TrooTUs Of Ine NtrIsItI VTHVV VI NvsIF
chester county, the 'o'o in. transfers Of real
ssl te 10 Nm. n. lweeo sine isGl.
lssg jan A tract Of load near Williams
Bridgr. on the ,nsrtm Rs lrUad. uur-
cua,ei o. Janett >. SA 4t3r. tor 90. So. Ii.;o0
'''' parch,sed toai eif. van saDton o.. 1850
'''O IRON aeS " r. SIS
s" 'I,S 70 csase Tom Alien Mclean. Jr icf'' sJ;o
1871. Juty lj-A tract Oi iand IN ons"rs town
isepsrd " jerome tos '..''......'... iu sl
The sun., 1871-09-21

The Brooklyn UliOn describes one OF the
precincts of that city IS ",he paradise Of sneak
thieves" JoES EusslL IL YouNG, the convicted
rews sneak tLiei, Las lived in Brooklyn Tor sew
eTA years.
The sun., 1871-09-21
rroo.,vn D.rbrr .hoy Tragedy.

Francis Farrell, while drunk yesterday, went
into Reisch's bArber slop, = 90 Columbia street,
Brookh n, and asked TO DO shaved Henry Relsel f,
noticing that lie was ntoI Gated, refused to sh- We
him, and ordered him out OF ne place. talrell
tnieatened. amt Aght ensued, IN whicb Reise !
rttbbed Farrell iouT times IN ne Dack Win VAR
OF SCISSORS Tue Iarber was locked uo
The sun., 1871-09-21
Gen. Ben BUTLER found senator SUMNER

Gen. Ben BUTLEn found Senator SUMNER
and Senator witsoS together in Boston the other
day. "Did you," asked BuTtSs, authorize the
announcement tia. you were both against my
nomination for Govcrncr? ," ave did" wa, the
prompt and manly answer.
In the summer Of 1884 Gen. GRASr. at City
Point. nsued order removing Gen. BurLtE
from the command Of the Army Of the James.
The order was issued after much dclibern,ion
copy was sent 10 DurIER at Bermuda Hundred
in the evening. The next morning he came over
to City Point with the order In his hand ibid
you," he asked Gen. GnASr, "dircct that thi,
order should be issued" GR,vr seemed 10 be
stunned. lie fumbled with tho paper. "No,
no." he stammered; al did not direct II 10 be
issued in this form" The order wa, withdrawn,
and BrrtrR remained In command Of the Army
Of the James until his failure al Fort Fisher.
The contrast between the weakness Of Gen.
GRINr before the bullying Of BrrLsn and th. de-
eisiveness of SUMNER and WILSON is interesting.
The sun., 1871-09-21

WEDNESDAY,. Sept 20, ls7l,-M.tch, mile
Leafs, best t, rec in nvs, in harness, Tor s5.V.
JUaa AurpnyS Z. m So Ia. -..,.....,,,
1me-l;5QA, s;t'a 2''3
The sun., 1871-09-21

We feel ourselves authorized TO state that
tie Hon. WnLIAH VI. TWEED is no longer a
edndidate for GoccrnOr
The sun., 1871-09-21
The ohioct Of ihc recent rislt OF MANuEL

The object Of the recent visit OF MANUEL
". Gaurirn, brother-in-lav and Secretary of
State of the usurper Barr, to this country has
been 50 msreprcsenied that in view OF posi-
bic attempt BIZ President GRASr to fo!st the San
Domingo swindls on :his country at the next
session Of Congress, it is ineun;espi on us 10
place the whole truth before our readers.
Mr., srsscss 81. Jous British Charge Aff,ires
70 both the Republics Of ilsyd and San Domingo,
lately visited the capital Of the latter for the
purpose Of establishing relations Of amity be-
tween the two countries. He w1s authorized BY
President SAotr to guarantee to BAkz that no
protection or support, moral or material would
be extended 10 any Of his domestic enemies, on
condition tha, be would respect the existing
treaty between the two countries, which pro
hbts each from parting With any portion Of lis
territory.
IA BAHx ha, main'ained that he required the
presence Of United States vosels IN Dominican
waters not for protection against Internal foes but
against sggressions from Hoyti, tie acceptance
by him Of President SAoEI's proposition would
have been equivalent to declaration that he no
s-iE-oi. ~
In this dilemma lie sent G,rr'rH N Presiden,
GaASr to learn whether he could positively count
on the annexation scheme being carried through
st the meeting Of Congress
When GAuritR visited GGtSr ~ Long Branch
he was accompanied by Judge oSrIlivsS one
| Of the principal movers Of the annexation swim.
| de, rnd who hss obtained grants from tie
D ,nuican Government OF water front' in San
| Domingo end Sumans, grants for steamship
| lire. grants for building road-. for mining, and
al sorts Of other purposes. Who are the person.
| holding under Judge O'SutLtvH, President
wriry's celebrated Commission Of Inquir,
falcd to ascertain nor las any light been she,
upon this subject since
Mr.. G,rrsR is supposed 10 have been sen
back TO san Domingo perfectly satisfied with tn
result Of his mission and II j, believed anonl
the San Domingo specu'itors that Ga,Sr sen
to hrs confederate DA,z such assurances Of III
speedy accomplishment Of the 'nncNaiion schem
As to enable EAlz to reIec, President SAdKT'
proposal
The sun., 1871-09-21

wrLEEsBARRE, Sept 9o.-1he bill OF charges
preferred against W. ". Scranton lvs tevn tLIoNn
euI w sLo Grand jay
The sun., 1871-09-21

The beet thing Republicans in Brooklyn
who desire TO have a united and harmonious
p'r,y can do at the primaries TO be held this
evening, is TO array themselves on the sido Of
ARCHIBALD ". Bliss and the friends Of United
States Senator BsSroS. The GRASr ofIceholder,
are opposed to harmony and peace The way to
abolish faction therefore, is TO squech its repre-
scrtatives at every point. II tlc true Repubh.
can, Of Brooklyn Do their duty tO-nishi, tie
Bits, men will triumph in every ward 10 the
city. All they need is a fair fell aud no favor.
The sun., 1871-09-21

FOR the accommodation OF persons resIins ~
oovn advertisements for fHx SUN will be received At
our regular rsiesWn '-town sivertteinent onnce.
- I - wet Thirty erect. attae junction OF
bosouay and SIKH avenue IRON = A. NJ. to o p. N.
The sun., 1871-09-21
FOR PRESIDE MT.

0nr Yattr S1anklin,
DR.. HORACE GREELEY,
OF cGArPAouA.
"hnA mt old Tr.nd and tlAnd,
o. Later ifsuBi ."--WHfr1sH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-02-10

WI copy AT article, this week,
from the GAINESVILLE City Times ;
which is owned and edited by W. W.
Pyle recently of the McConnelsyille
Herald, to which we invite special
attention. 1t will be observed, on
perusal of it, that Mr.. Pyle believes
IN political action against the In
quor Traffic, and that he Is COM
pletely Disguised with the efforts of
the Republican organ of Musking-
UNI county toward reinstating the
old license system. Strong and fixed
as Mr.. Pyle has been in his party
affections, he now recognizes the
necessity of breaking the chains
that have bound HIM, and of dong
battle for the cause of temperance
with the ballot, as well as with
words. BE has a good field to work
in in Muskingum county /; and, if
he goes into the matter with a de-
termination to show favor to none
of the adversaries of the cause, we
prophesy sLccess for him beyond
his widest hopes.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-02-10

DIED. -Christian Sangree, of Meigs-
vile township, died suddenly at his
home, on the 5th inst, from hemor-
rhage of the lungs, aged IS years, Z
months and Is days.
The deceased was born in York CO.,
Pennsylvania. Was married there, and
became a member of the Presbyterian
Church in 1917. In 1884 he removed
to this county, built his cabin in Meigs-
vile township, and resided in it until
his death, and consequently was a citi-
zen of this county for about SO years.
On the 25th of February, 1913, he uni
ted with the MeConnelsville PresbYte-
rian Church. His christian profession
was well sustained for more than half
a century. Six of his children prece>
ded him to the tomb, and on Tuesday
last an unusually large coneourse of
friends attended his remains to the
Cemetery near the Grove Church. His
funeral service was conducted under
the charge of Rev. II. Cooper.