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THE SrS has received 10 cents from "sym.
patty iOr james Hughes
joint. Murphy of Paterson, n. j., dropped
dead Nc Charles and West streets yesteT1ay
G.. w lsaacs, formerly hangman IN tho Tombs
y IAN employee m the Department OF Public Works and
John Fitzgerald fell down stairs At l62 Blecckct
street yrstefdlJ and fractured h' skull. He died
anerward
Jessup Il Company offer great Inducements to
change Of nrin.
Victoria G. woodruff Is advertised 10 lecture
on Inc rue ana hr A. r. snci,iy IN cooper lnsti'
tute, on "Wednesday evening, Dee. ~.
johnson Il Smith Of 4W water street, having
competed barge used tine customs dlty Ot the
Mexican Government, sent her Out yesterday.
st, Lukes Dutch Church, Of which tho Rev.
william ltusss Trcen,y from 'iermanyl is the pastor.
hss pure rhased the old Lenno1 church property in
Forty second street.
Carl Peterson Of fremont entered tho New
sick lie WAS tAken to tho Chambers street hospital
ana there died at O'Clock
for the death OF John Mct tT Of 2l7 Fast 1874 street,
whose bohy was found IA cellar On SundAy mornng.
was discharged by Coroner Eickhon yesterday,
Francis RYAN and Joseph Kunnsll quArrsllcd
sand woh and they staD0ed each other several tmos.
They weie taken to the Chambers street. Hospital
Justice 0edneJ secretary. Rrsolutlons were passed
,enosIlnE sympathy 10 Justice PincEney. who mas At
his wife.
A new Protestant Church Is TO be opened in
Third avenue near Thirtynnh street. to be known ~
neass =, ssT Thrs % eSe s . ,sy u Nc
Canfsy Is to be the pastor. rrws tree to ali.
Among the Liberal Ropublioans new General
A. wils pr Marlln Trelgh, eI.Judge Flthisn. Cephas
.s1 ps'S % re1. ,orrs ra%1n 9S; GsI
bnssr. rrcf ThrS. h. Gst5en.xies' coi' /. H.aisJ.
Clarke Bell J. II Hildre'a. and Charles K. wshdt
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Spalns Chief Commissioner, who will hence
forth be in Pmad,phla and represent the Peninsula
until the close OF tho Exhibition Is col Lopez Fabra,
OF the spanish army the other members OF the Cen
tenuih Commission icing Joaquin Oliver. General scc-
rearY Ayaro de " GandRTa, Director of the Indus
tral Depar ment the & unt del DOnadiO, Director Of
Fiur Arls ana Alfredo coDa Oniclal Sc retary Two
members OF the commission remain In Madrid % sn
pcrntenh tn" collection ana dispatcn OF all objects In
Tended Tor exhibition. Those mcnrera OF tne IN.
no IN this city, VIII go to Phiade PIMA
Thursday next and arrange wan tue authorities thcre
for the necessary space and then tupcriniend the
gradual deye opment Of the display that Spain Intends
to the exhibition buildings The Spanish Com
usslOners design TO snow the world thai tie Cyi
affects only the BlsQ ie provinces ana anoni, and
all the rest Of the Peninsula 10 peaceful ildus
ous aud prosperous.
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GONE TO MEET THE ST LorIs RIN0.
The Penalty of not Fering "a Wiiiinmsburgh
United states Revenue Omcial.

Deputy Internal Revenue Collectors
seized distlllery Of no gallons daily capacity
yesterday IN North Thirteenth street, near First
street, williamsburgh, In full operation. The
property was worth $3.50, including frst-cll AS
copper still. and worms, mash tubs, pumps, and
watts.
The building was on the rear end Of tho lot.
and was hooded by screens and double shutters.
No workmen were ever seen about the
place, everybody going In or out before
or after daylight. The hisl fence Ia front
hld two doors. one narrow one, and one for
trucks. and those VINO desired entrance who
were Initiated ms rted nu-cf in a Granny in
the fence. and depressed staple. which, by
means of "A wire. struck tell 10 the Interior Of
the iirer0om, ana then the door was unbnrrsd.
The officers who Effected the seizure did not
seem aware of this. ana climbed over the fence,
The only workman In the place escaped oIt of
the rear window IA soon ~ hc heard their noise.
To the reporter he ufterwar said that the raid
bad been made IN consequence Of "a refusal TO
Tor Chrstmas.
TIE officer mad been aware OF the operations
for months, and was paid regularly 20 keep
siill, but when the purse strings were ughtened
he reported the whole thing, and the seizure
WAS made.
I'VE were warned Of that, though" he said,
land consider $50 WAS cheap to pay for ;he
KNOWLEDGE that let us Get out all the manyfac-
tured whiskey before toe officers arrived while
for appearances sake the ares were kept up to
give them q show for their money. Beyond the
hvc barrels OF mol sses, they got nothing but
The dlstillery had been run for over two years,
comnenciue at capacity 81 Two barrels a day
ago. when II renehed .' aVs parreis Tnep ,hsn
doubled its capacity at a jump, and have been
working fun strength ever since. About a month
ago they nut IN new mash tubs ana sank the old
ones IN Newtown Greek, and tutt was tue begin
ning OF the dnieulty-tne man they were feeins
thinking they had again increased their capacity
demanded an increase.
There are numerous other distllleries Ia the
nfisaborh4od. al Of which aie known 10 the
flNeuue officers.
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THE LIQUOR rROUBLES.
Business before the Annuni Meeting of the
Board of Police Justices.

Perjury Ia on the increase, according To the
snnua purt Of police court business prc.cuci At the
P,lce Justices me ting 'ast evening. Durusthe yrar
ending the ai.t OF October last the ro Justices
he'd ~ $50 prisoners TO aniNcr for crimes OF various
Kinds. delegation from tue New Nors Liquor Deal.
ers Protective Union addressed the board through Mr.
Nathan Nrrnitt complaiin of the arrest Of liquor
dealers ~ unreasonable hour, and asking for
unn o. the bulr provdnf for the htuiag ot cnses at
attck"d by both nemh,r Of the drcgttion an I'd tho
board. Jusice OterloUrg faid 10 Ju ttcc ul1 trust
the police ~ serve Nsrfans. Iuc! were uuiHitlfu
ana untrusiworthv The liquor dealers salt thcN had
been to tle Commissioners Of EAr,c unh the Lcgi.l
inrc. nn that thfy ha1 ben unnoie 10 obtain ucL
Hoth Democrats anu krpuhilcais dudged tGrn. lupy
nov supra cd 60 flc Ruard OF Ponce lusfc - Justice
kSh, whs elected Iresicnt for the ensuing year, al
Geo. ", uouci secretary.
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ALMOST 4 SMtLL-PON PANIc.
Bodies OF Patients Remaining Unburicd 70
Nearly Three DAYS.

On Friday night, Emma Burger OF ~
Union avenue, Wllamsburgh, died Of small
pox, and on saturday morning Louis Ruon. 6l
wears of age, Of seigel street, died, but until
yesterday morning, about ten O'Clock, the
Brooklyn Health Board had not taken
a step toward interrng the remains. not
withstanding repeated requests TO do so,
including the personal appeal Of Police Captain
Kaiser. Despatcn-s were forwarded from ia e
police station at gab A. NJ. ano 5.2O i. NJ. on sat
urday and a, l030 A. NJ. and 4. VI. on Sund Y
Capt. X kaser went personally yesterday morn
ing TO the Commissioners, who after much Der-
suision nnaly agreed to remove the bodies,
which they did,
Meanwhile the neiehborhood was agitated.
One body lay next door 10 ~. Peters German
ksangellch churcn. at nion avenue and Scholes
street. lne cong cgatiun took alarm, aud. ht
their request, their y stOr sent letter 10 Capt.
Kaiser, and. accompanied by delegation, vls-
tied hun, urging hun 10 remove the body.
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WaIIack'a Thentre,

"The Romance of II Poor Young Man"
was acted at wallack's last evening by the same
Aotors. with one exception, AS those engaged In
its last previous of representations at this
house. That exception was made by the sub
stitution Of =. W. Il. Floyd for Mr.. Polk In the
character Of De BepdnnfS "a change by which
h6elct Hence of the performance was Increased,
The cast is now remarkably strong, ana pre-
cents q well-proportioned and admirably toned
piece Of work, except that In the scenes where
M1nt<i should manifest strong passion Mr.
Montague fails In depth, breadth. aud strength h
Of ex preston. A very fine audience was present
last evening. Tne play, az heretofore, was set In
very handsome and appropriate scenery,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-28
STRfNGE RETELfrrONs.
Secretary Fish Accused or Furnishing state
Secrets to The srnnlsh Ring.

WAsuiNGroN, Dec. 2n-The numerous
friends and admirers Of Secretary Fish are pain
fully solicltous lest hc should present his resig-
nation TO the President as a New Years gift. II
seems that the secretary has been in the habit
OF furnishing state secrets on the Cuban ques-
tion to hts sOn-in-law. aud the Spanish Ring In
New YORK has In turn furnished editorial mat
ter to dislO1al journal. Not long ago the Ring
was made acquainted with Speaker Kerr's in
n'iOns not to appoint Fernando wood chair
man OF the Ways and Means Committee. and
steps were at once taken to induce the Speaker
to honor Mr. Wood with the position of chair
man OF Foreign Affairs. Though Thomas Swami
VIII never do ANYTHING contrary to the dictation
OF Mr. Fish. Nr. wood was the one preferred to
carry out the state Departments plan. Tho
President IS bev ildered, aud between fish and
Bibcock. exceedingly sore over the uncertainty
Of human friendship. The recollection OF the
Porter letter haunis his bra IN. and now lie wants
to know why Mr.. Fish and Mr.. Wood should be
such intimate friends. and whva Democratic
newspaper has for 50 long been tue organ OF the
Sta'c Department Grant Is almost rcady to he
leNe ANYTHING. such Is tho mental anxiety forced
spon him by the strange revelations Of the last
two weeks.
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THE VAR ON BRTsTOW.
Babccck DENYING thnt he hns any Connection
with the Conspiracy.


WASHINGTON, Dec. ~ Gen. BabcoclI
was an early visitor at the Treasury Department
this morning. Entering the onice Of Secretary
Dristow with martial step he stood for mo-
ment before the Secretary, then seated himself
In one OF Mullett's chairs, which shows signs OF
early diss Tuition. The statement In the Chicago
Inter Ocean, connecting Babcocks name with
conspiracy to overthrow Bristow, was de
nounced bv Babcock as an Infamous lie.
why" sid Dab IL would rather be tried,
convicted, ana sentenced to Join joyce. than be
gazstted ~ damn fool, Tor that is what the
article would make me out"
Mr. Btistow assured him that his denial waa
altogether unnecessary a. the story carried its
own refutatiun in every column and In every
paragraph. Nevertheless. the publication wss
the only thing talked about during the day
among high aud low officials. aud though the
majority did not believe the whole statement,
the lmpression was still maintained that Grant
was tired OF the business. aud could not Under
stand what glory could attaci to his Presiden-
t1dl term II it was to be renowned hereafter tor
the conviction 81 his household ~ rohber, Of
the revenue. "Oh." remarked an old Ire sury
cmplovee. he will. liise Mrs. Lincoln. ask for a
third term, that he may quie;ly'cuiuy at least
four years Of peace In tue " hite House."
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The Methodl.,s aud the Catholics.

At meeting Of the Methodist clergymen yes
erday the special committee which was sppointed at
the last meeting aud dir cted to ask the Leg sturc
repeal the Gray Nun act reported progress which, Or.
Kette said, was understood to that nothing has
yet been done. nr. wheatley SAID hat there an
other topic that should be referred committee
Il that Of III, passed last winter which provides
that destitute yAgiun's aud CRIMINALS shall be- sent
pnDic Institution. thn are Of the faith with that
90 the pauper TINS cOu.t sad TIE doctor. lis
derininng and breaking down one ~ the grandest IN.
ituiiuns IN the cY-thst Of the thildftus -fu-e
Randall, Island. l. l. ulss wtakelnR all our Mriho-
DIST institutions, and h training up The cruus clts
10 the very fam that helped % irasr tntn criminals.
don't wish 10 cuitail the Roman Catholics IN any OF
lucr fiLh hul 'o Nl.h 10 ft+l-i ihe hertp Hssfrt
klyputss OF Their church
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AMISEN ENTS.
"JHlIus CR-nr" at Booths Thentre-A Fine
Performance and Grand spectacle.

"Juilus Cgrhr" AT Booths Thentre-A Fine
Performance ana Grand Spectacle.
Booths Theatre was densely filed last
evening by an assemblage eager to see the first
represen entation OF Julius Cesar" this season.
The tragedy was mounted essentially IA when
last acted here that is to say. In very maRnin-
cent setting. The scenes which called for them
were well filled by supernumerAries; the cos
tunes were clean and bright, as II all Rome bad
on ia h liday dress.
The acting " ~ done by Mr. L l.. Davenport
A BI1itus, MIR. Lawrence Barrett "a CIssius, Mr.
+. &. hangs as Muc AHthOny. Mr.. Mines Levick
as Julius CFs1r-e On Of wnom was called out
~ the end Of the frs act-Mr Henry Weaver as
CdScI, Miss Mary Wells rs POrtiG, ana Miss Rosa
Rand n C1lphuni1, with fairy competent
actors In the less import mt parts. IL must
sum @ now 10 say that the performance " 4, Ia
m"ny respects, u. commonly excellent. Hut Il
lasied much TOO long. As acted here tho play
IL divided Into six acts, and it was haf past 10
O'clock when the G rain fell on the third. The
represent III N will receive from us fuller Ok
animation at future time.
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PHAPARING ron 1870.
arrangements for the International Regatta
in New Ork HarbOr.

PHuAprLPHIA, Dec. 2T-An international
regatta under ths auspices Of the United States Cen.
tennia Coinmis on, Will take plsce IN the harbor Of
New YORK on about June 20, 1876 This regatta viii
be open to all Yachts belonging to organic yacht
clubs. The Centennial Commission will award media =
and polnas to the winning yachts OF each cass, iu
addition the prizes offered by the yachting organ
tious Tue arrangements Tor this Tcga "a have pren
nAced In the hands ot tue following committed GeO.
= X nghland Commodore Of the New YORK YAcht lub.
Ga iqnan john $ Die.ensou,, Conm9dore Of ne
kr Okyn Nacht Club. Secretary John NJ Forbes, Com
nonore of the E,.irrn Yacnt Ciuh. Boston; W. l..
swan, Commodore Ot the Seasnhaka lacnt club :w T.,
amer Vice commodore Of the New YORK Yacht CLUB,
}, kotOis1n Kane, Rear Commodore Of the New York
Yacht Cluo.
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4 DJEL NOT TOJG HT.
A Dollar Earned. aud the Trouble that t
tsavo MIR. nm.

Beniamn +. IIi while sauntering In Fast
Nlnctceuth street on Monday was acco,tcd by avon.
dressed So ueri, lcnry Rem
"Do yuu want 10 earn q dollar ?" Reenz asked.
81 do" was the reply.
"IaAr thus letter across the street to Dr. james Fer.
guson's, No. l00. Herr IS the dollar"
HI took the collar and the letter nnd delivered the
missvc Hecrz watched his messenger unli the letter
had been delivered, ami then walked away. IL wa, A
ch tlengr To nght duel. nr Ferguson knew kernz.
having tined M relation to hs claim for pension
but he could recoeci no cause for quarrel lie IN.
formed the police OF ne chnlleng' ana reny I'M
we're soon arrested. They arialgued the orE.
vile Police Court. and I'm vas discaarged. Icenz
talked lncoherenily hnd Dr. Ferguson said was IN.
sane That opinion WAS suhstantiatrI bv fnbs,Quent
medical examination, ana he was sent to the BACK.
wells Island esy lum Tor the insane.
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The dingy old building in East rhirty-fourth
street, near ihird avenue, formerly used variety
theatre, has been used for several past by the
Cassell troupe OF tight rope performers fot
" ctce aad rehearsas. Last week Comp.
bell, variety manager, leased the theatre
ana advertised that he would open with Nlaiy m!u
tire troupe" on Christmas Eve The Cassrlla refused
tu give up p -srssiuu the p"rfurnat" dd take
pace, hut Campbell advertised tnat he woui open on
Monday even ng. The taHscis still refused 10 taKs
down their trHnr1es and swings.
lestrtdJ horning theI found a their ropes. lad
dcrs wires, and nriH cut ami destroyed The CNscla
sAY the oss s heavy. A. their parapaernas usrcsA
Cam. bel took possession II the builnny.
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Mr.. Wm A. Beach said Yesterday that there
was nothing u hi- culogy Of Mr. Beccher IN his suul
ming up In T. Bowen lbe sut at ail Inconsistent With
his nrm conviction OF the Plymouth pastors guilt Of
the charge made against him by Theodore ,on, liz
had slways euogiIed the wonderful talents Of Mr.
nrcchtr ant ms rrin1rhnhlc urAgu On standing
he h.d stooI against the terrible gcCusiuns ought
salst INN. Nith reference TO the puan case, sir.
Re rh tid ne did not consider hneif retained all
hut III hr would giNr What riNlce nr couG To sld DO
lane counsel in presenting hts case TO the Appellate
Court Mr. B, ach 10 sth hrn his con, lctiDn that
uutn -Io1ii No. be hnngcd ON the existing evidence,
tnd thina- .t Court - Appeals viii agree ith hnl.
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Proposed Rcduc,iou ot woee.

LAwRENCE, Mass, Dee. 21.-The Pacific Mills
In tins city, employing 62UO operatives, have given
nocc Of reduction of 10 TO 10 pet cent In wages TO
take oncct Jan. l. Owing to the depression In tho
Irce ~ print cloths, tins corporation announce that
thcy Obliged either to htOp their looms reduce
the cost ~ production After Ire reduction. however
the PaChc rates OF wages viii BE- higher than any the
city, ahd among the highest In the country
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The Common Council have voted that tho
national standard shall be displayed on all the public
buildings from until sunset the ls Of Jan.
uArJ 1870 They also recommend that on that day tho
national fag shall be displayed places OF amusemc nj
nd OF Dusneis and On the shipping in the hArbOr and
that their suggestion be published In the newspapers
tele.r phed 10 ali parts OF the country, 80 hat
this oOmulemor.lion may oe gener. IN ever portion
enc and from the 81. Lawrence 10 tho HO Grande."
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For months past Capt. Allaire has been irving
to rreak up the pocy shop at Spring street but Al
every endeayor he found the door locked His ofnccn
follow cd ana the policy plaYeis had men The
Look out. Yesterday Detective Gallagher fnloNei
culOrcd min. just as he got In the door Z
back, crushug the officers nugers. Gaaghers shuu
for AID attracted crowd, and the door was forced
oprn. Tue proprietor-, lucA buchanan aud hhipreY
escaped Edward Fehy, the crrK, was arre,trd The
police seized all the books. slips, blackbo.rds. and
money they found In the place.
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LOGIN ENONERArED.
Miss Pension Agent sweet DENYING that the
Scnnior Blnckmaiicd Her.

WAsHINGToS, Dec IA letter In THr
srN some time ago charged that Miss G. Sweet.
pension agent at Chicago, had been hackmailed
by Senator Logan, United States Marshal Camp
bell, Gen. Dlbcocks father-in.law, and Others
who procured her appointment. Miss Sweet has
written a letter TO Senator Logan, in which she
exonerates him entirely. but will not deny that
she has been freely bled by Others, who have
been named Miss Sweet says IN her letter TO
Logan that her own personal interes's have i'm
perdtively demanded her silence on this subject.
aid she denies II for his beneat now at the risk
OF her tenure Of ON G. 1t h = Tong been known
that Miss Sweets once In Chicago, which pays
her eght or ton thousand dollars a wear. has
been the object OF envy to great many faithful
Republicans In that city, and 1t Is claimed that
Miss sweet should share her re- ward with those
VINO assisted her to procure IL.
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THE OLD UORLD'S NEWS.
The Press BiII In the French Assembly Mac
Mahon's Pledges.

PANS, Dec. -i.-ln the French Assembly to-
day urscncj was voted on the Press bin. la the de-
bate rp1u The causts an amendment was carried pro.
yiding pcnslnes Tor attacks az inst the Republic
NJ jules lufaurr, me Aher ior ChAronti- fheurc.
made the important statement th.t Marshal Mac cMahon
pledges his respect tor tnr new yeecrd Senstors and
tfi4ngt th thy octupl position ia The GuNerni4tnt
second DilN tl fhnt nf . Ntr4hal.
the second clause of h" rre.s ni, whicl sRm od At
the RunnpIrtst lropalaula, was p,sred, atcr o.rt
recrm.uafiun- twrrn ST. in 90 ! iyIe and the Iona.
iartlsts relative 10 AsAc,- Lorraine.
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wAsnINGroN, Dec 1.-THE Treasury Depart
mcnt has abandoned the use Of Federal troops Ia maI.
log raids on illicit stills In Southern States the
Uniformed soldiers were warning to the Illicit dis
ters In their place citizens employed for raiing
PARTIES This action the part OF the Ofcals
cnds all need for an army OF occupation In the South
ern states. when NOT employed IN maintaining car.
pet baggrrs IN once the principal duty Of the ATiuy
he South has been act revenue agents posse ia
rrresng rites charged with defraudng the revenue.
Succcssful raids under tue new system been made
In virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, aver
alua hnu nj "a duV
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Anolher KcntncLr Incldept.

LEBANON, hy., Dec. q. Thomas II, Chandler,
Town Marshal Of Lebanon. summoncd number OF men
to assist him In arresting George T. horhcraf whose
conduct at the time was very disorderly When ap.
pro lcned by Chandler and the citizens he resisted
arrest and called roughs to assist hin gen.
rrAl row ensued. and number OF shots were nred by
both parties Chandler the marshal, killed NOrthrrAft.
some OF NOrtncraits fricnus immediately KILLED
Chandler. General excitement folio we'd the killing
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LONDON, Ont, Dee. 2i.-The service at ST..
Jamess Presbyterian Church yesterday, was marked
by smother exciting The pastor the Rev Mr. Cam.
eron appeared 10 preach for the Unions hut the Rev
Mir Burnett of Hamilton, who had been called by the
the RreaItst show of anxiety anu proceeded with thc
service. The pastor offered dissent from Sir, BurncA
remarks bY several times calling out "Farsc, fase,
hr. Burnett Was At the close rOundlY Gpplaudcd.
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NEW JERSEY.

James Farley of Troy, N. Y. was killed by a
tram the Monmouth Junction Of the Pennsy
Rallrvad yesterday,
Henry ulmor, dyer, aged 45 years. went TO
his room "a Elzaheth Yesterday, put the mul1s OF
revolver In hls mouth ana red blowing the top of his
head entirely OF and kilng him INSTANTLY. There 10 no
rcsss assigned for the sct, He WAS good spd hard
working resident.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

Howard Thompson's stock yirds and sale sta
bel IN JsCksonyile. III. LOss, t20,OOO
VOneIlen n Andersons dry goods establish
ment ~ 22S Ihird avenue Was Durned out last night
Loss, $40 900.
Elijah I. ShermAn's summer residence In
brmneld, Masa., was burned W inCendAry Jester.
day mornlng. LOaA, tlS, ,Oo0 Insurance. ", 5oo-
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Thomas Reilly, tinker. OF Eist SEVENTY
second street quarreeo with HE brother last night
and an officer OF the Fyninth street station arrested
Reilly. ln dong 50 he rluhhel Reilly severely, produr
lrs several severe tcalp wounds Reilly taken to
bellevue Hospital.
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I.en-IInnded Reform.

Al. Howell, who furnishes gravel to the De.
psrtment of Parks, testified before the Senate Commit.
tee ytsterdty that the city Is making contract. for
poorer quality Of gravel than mas been supplied aud
that the new contracts are made ~ hiRhel Tstes than
90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-28

President. Adorh Hrliglrten; wee Presi
dent n Nrons9n Tr ''urcr, muel II scnafer' Dt
rtttuts lrHuC II. uuuu, ElNlu EtIsttiu Herman III
NAin.n II luan ltum' Louis SILK. and Isaac BluucR
thai, l. SluIurIs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-28

Robert Jones, an employee Of the New Jersey
Central Railroad Company, went spree on Christ
mas Eve Yesterday morning he Was lying IN the Yard
OF his residence m linton street. LersX city HcRt
lie had swallowed corrosive Aublinate anu he die