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Conducting a Medical Practice
HE 10 TREATING
Numerous Patients in Europe, the
West Indies, the Dominion Of
Canada, and in every State
Of the Union.
ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL
FREE OF CHARGE

No msTeurIaI modIcinaa or deisiarioua drugs used
Has during the paSt twenty years treated suoca-l-
fully nearly or quits 1900 oAsoz. An facts con
nectsd with each case arc carefully rucordeds
whether they be communicated BY letter or I'm
person, or observed BY the Doctor bic anuociatn
physicians. Ths latter are all scientific mediod
men.
AL invalids at q distance are required 70 anuWer
an extended List Of plain qussti0na which win -
furnished BY mail frua, or % tho oilco. A con-
plets system Of registering prevents mistake OK
confusion. CaBs uoolu never consulted, sHoapt BY
the physicians Of ths satabliuhmeut. For.frou
consultation send for list Of question:
A SIXTY page pamphlet Of evidences Of Huooeau
sent free also.
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ADDRESS
The Evening Telegraph,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.

FERNS of Rent
Of Town Hall, Somerset. Ohio, adopted
by the Council April 26th, 1875.
Entertainments to which the ad-
mission is fifty cents............-$a00
twenty-five cents s.......... 600
Church purposes without supper. $50
" with " 500
Free Lectures. ........................... 200
dances o.UU
The above rates includes all expenses,
except on occasions in which unusually
late hours are kept, when an extra COM
pensation must be allowed for taking
care of Hall, or the party renting be re-
sponsible for unnecessary damages, and
take care of il himself after the said
usual hours for closing.
All contracts for Hall must hereafter
be made with the Mayor.
The foregoing regulations will be
strictly adhered to under all circum-
stances hereafter.
RoBT. B. WOODWARD, Mayor.
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pGM Mems Overshoes can be had for
rs cents at Walker 4 Russell's.
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An IMMENSE lot of gold and silver
Watches, fine Jewelry, Silverware, &C.,
at prices astopishingly low, at Curran's.
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The Council having forbidden the
sale of intoxicating liquors during the
unreasonable" hours of night, and also
npon Sunday, could now subserve the
interests of the community by interdict-
ing "Silver Threads among the Gold"
An ordinance to that effect can have the
lawful number of insertions in this pa
per without coat to the village.
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Societies.

I. o. o. y.
Somerset Lodge No. $50, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall, every Saturday evening at o'clock.
no. 76 An.
Somerset Lodge, No. IS, r. and A. NJ, meets
at their hall, on Wednesdays, pf feeeding the
full moon Of each month.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. 81.
r. A. M meets at Masonic Hall, on the Mon
day preceding the full moon Of each month
Companions In good standing are cordially invi-
tedfO attend.
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BA-F Fashionable Bows and Neck
Ties, in all colors. The best cloth
faced paper collars, and paper shirt
fronts-very cheap. Fine linen
shirt bosoms.
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Somerset Church Directory.

LUTHERAN.
West Main street. Services every Sunday at
I01l A. NJ. Sunday School 3 A. N. Rev u. M.
Wiseman Pastor.
CATHOLIC.
South Columbus street. Mass at and 10 A.
NJ. Vespers 3 p. NJ. Rev. ID. II. Noon, Pastor.
METHODIST.
East Main street. Services at I01z A. NJ.
Sabbath school A. NJ. Rev. BgF. Thomas,
Pastor.
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e. IN x1O nor day Ac

@= Leave orders at Office, or with
Hamilton & Co.
ASHBROOK & co.
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Mr.. d. NJ. Bye, the Mind Reader,
gave an exhibition of his powers to read
the thoughts of others, at the Court
House on last Tuesday evening. A fair
audience greeted him, and his exhibi-
tion was interesting throughout, and was
we'll received. Now, then, the question
isis this power to "read the human
mind" natural endowment, which only
few individuals in the world possess,
or is it science which may be acquired
by any person of ordinary intelligence?
The question has been earnestly mooted
on the corners, store-boxes, and cellar
door9, but as to whether satisfactory
solution of the problem has been reach
ed, we have not been informed.
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CORPORATION OFFICERS

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Rissler g. Linyille, dealers in Hardware, Ma
Stoves, Tobacco, sc.
Noah swick, dealer In Groceries, Liquors, sc.
A. w. Thomas q Co. dealers Ia Dry Goods,
Queensware, Notions, &c.
Gutelius House, Ann Gnteiiua PrOprietreas.
Joseph Brown Fashionable Tailor.
Robert Forgravea, dealer in all kinds Of Liquor
Laymnn Crist, Blncksmiths.
Whitmer d Hito Physicians and Surgeons.
Yost Groves, dealers IN Dry Goods, Notions,
and all kinds Of Merchandise.
Central House, Rousculp Bro. Pr0prictOrs
Gutelius Bro, dealers In Druga, Medicines
Paints, Oils, and Liquors for medical purposes
Frederick Steiner SoDa.i Manufacturer Of
Harness, Saddles, &C
L. s. Jefferson q Co., dealers In Dry Goods
Groceries and Ready-Made Clothing.
Walker Getman, dealers In and manuiac-
turers Of Boots and Shoes.
Reusculp g. Bro, dealers in Family Groceries
w. II. Schenk, Physician and Surgeon.
T. J. Foster, Blacksmith.
N. l.. Stevens, Dentist.
J. DunwoOdy, Root and Shoe Maker.
Peter RouscuIp, Blacksmith.
Stevens q Son. Ccrpenters.
II. kochensperger, Wagon Maker.
J. Clemson, Plagterer.
J. p. Deohant, Tailor.
Lawyer Bros. Carriage Makers and Painters.
VIM Morris, Tailor.
Mrs. Susan Hudgell, Millinery and Fancy
Goods.
Rouseulp Il Bro. dealers in Groceries
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Weekly Telegraph.

s Pages-4S Columns.
On or about the 10th of April we will COM
mence the publication of a WEEKLY EDI-
TON Of the TELEGRAPH, in obedience to
numerous and repeated requests of friends. The
Weekly Telegraph will complete and compre-
hensive summary Of the
News of the Week
preceding the date of its issue. It will also have
a carefully and reliably prepared report of the
Pittsburgh General Markets.
1t is our purpose 10 make the Weekly Tele-
graph complete newspaper in all its depart
ments, SO that 1t W II deserve and receive the
support of all intelligent readors every where.
TERMS:
One Copy one year, postage prepaid. s so
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For the relief
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They are "a mild
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ly vegetable, the,
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Headquarters tor Lake Fish, at
HAMILTON & Cos.
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Remember when you want collars,
that they can be bought at the Clothing
Store of Mains & Bro, from five to ten
cents a box cheaper than elsewhere in
town. All the various STYLES for sale.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
THE LEA ADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER" !"
The Best Advertising Medium.

Daily, $40 year. Sem-Weekly, IS. Weekly, g.
Postage Free to the Subscriber. Spec
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only 81. postage paid. Address The
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The reason that people go to Walker
Il Russell for Boots and Shoes: Because
they deal exclusively in that line, and
of course can sell cheaper.
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Fine engraving done to order on short
notice at Curran's.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22
4 sIArEENTU UtRD Tragedy.
sin Another Crime thni IL ChargenbIs TO the
Account OF kuni.

Patrick Purcell nni James Murray, Ia
buters Of Sis M,st seventeenth sireet, after
drinking to czVcs- in a saIoon IT sti West seven
teenth street !ntc on Monday night started for
home. Purcell cropped something on the aide
walk, and began to search for II by the light q
q match, and while he was on lis kuees engaged
IN the quest sev,ral men APPROACHED, among
them Edward .uuou of lji West Eighteenth
street burlv young truchman. who%e strength
aud comhDtiVcnrss are proycrbih among his
aclu intanrtA. one ~ the new coners. not
GinnOu, u~ulrntly asked why Purcell was,
IunktuG such n snow Of himself Ihc inquiry
aroused Putcers drunken rcsentment
cen-ed when Purcrll f,li us"u-ihe On the side
" lk under ilnW from Cannon, nst. The
whole gang, incl lding murray, then ran away,
leaving Purcell where he fell. lie was found
there some time GfteTN. ard by Roundrmsu
Walsh, aud tho Dfic r carried him, I'll insensl-
hlc, to the Twentieth street police station.
Police Surge n NaIc found u fracture 20 the
base OF the skull. Purcell WAS sent to Bellevue
Hospital. lie WA stll unconscious late last
night.
Rnundsman Walsh began to search for Pur-
coil assalen'. Aud after arrcsting several per-
SONS against whom there was no evidence, he
that he had fought AT uil on the previous night.
hut when the assdul. WAC brought home to him
by Mufray'A te-tlmony lie confessed "a he
had Htruck somebody "little clOut,' under
which the unknown person tell, and had not
got up when the striker / ut saw him. Justice
Dunl committed Cannon to await the result ~
PuTCells Injuries, aud held MURRAY ~ a Witness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22
THE WORK or RErR EycHMESr.
The Army to be Rednced and tho Steniinas In
the navy bureau TO be- stopped.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-There Is much
trioulaton In army circles at the prospect of
large reduction Of the army expenditures. An
unusual number of army officers In thls city,
who havo undoubtedly come here to concert
some measures In their own behalf The Com
mittee on Military Affairs will, during the re-
cess, digest a bill to reorganHe the army on tho
basis Of 150O0 men, and this, OF course, win rc-
quire the retirement Of n large number OF stan
and line officers. Provisions will. OF course,
have to DO mado for those who nre retired, by
giving them wear or ak months pay In adj
venco. The officers and tuer fri0nds will br ng
every influence they can command to bear To
prevent any red .ton and IL this fails, "a u un-
doubtcdly wilt, then to secure the best possible
tcrms for tEu-c who have to step down and out.
After the MilitDry Committee has Perfected tue
details of the rVOfEt n'latiOr, Il hiil Will be III
loipOratcd In tho Army Approximation Till, hud
thon the senate will have t. accept it.
the Navy Department Is In almost a. grcat
stew ~ the army Officers nre over the Threatened
mVestlgatlOns and exposures tnat will follow
upon the reassem blin9 of Congress. There VIII
unquestOnaOly DO some rich developments IN
this quarter, ana moro than ono bureau uflircr
~ uunking In his boots. Ola John Roach has
been hanging about Washington al this month
doing hi- level best TO get on good terms with
tho new nembers. The bin introduced In tho
Senate by Mr. Boutwell, the other day was in
spirod by Roach, and the object is to divert the
attention II Congress aud the country from tho
iubpcrJ OF tho past.
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JOrrIYGs IHoUr rowN.

The sale ~ seats for tho Won nuiow concerto
Atu ho begun - dD at - Union eguAgt and At ia
Hrusde.y
Mr. Joseph Cnburn, eS-cntmpipn ~ Amsroa
IL trYIng tr 80 nHch win fruf Bauer. tho RDmak
Gtseco wrestler, for 500 a ,inc.
James Morris, sailor, Who fell down tho hold
VI NrSrl - fltr al, NUith river, The llh tnsts
drd IN irlrvuo hus4lai last night.
INTERRUPTIONS fnr the burial of MIR. Yardley,
who-e Killed in thr Uuou army, may bO seLt 10
Col i. ". Marshal, nj .d5 lruadgaI.
The Foundllne Asyutn. at Sixty eighth street,
Ltriu-tunnnd frrd avenue. appeal, 10 tho ChaitaOl6
Tor ChrisinHs ANA New ears donations.
The compl ints aeainst Capt Mount and Ofiioes
NHl1 \, preferred - member ul The Amtncan la ~.
tute wofo dismissed Oy the Pnlco tOmiiss1 1ucrp yos-
T. rday,
Edward q. Dumahaut & CO., marble, 4A West
INlrrenth strrrt have made On uesErnrut in PcrOl-
v ", tFmrnt. LithlirA 4 O2,.l23 uOmina 1ssots,
tiS'7o nctuh assets alh~0,
Mr. Mcdaniel Of New York has accented the
ChHlNisr uf g. II. HaINh of tlllIuruin u tHn Ruth.
e. fnrl AGAINST -pUnEhph, mile hnLt, Ion fbOoO hiA
thO nitcu To como on over jerome lak no1t sprlng.
The Sea Cnf Grove and Metropolitan Camp
Gruui II Astnclit n mas sc od Pre- ut, Henry Du.
huri Wee Ir" ll'ul. Iurl ouuunsi Treasurer, John
t'l. -ucr, Ah,s, ht Irtturel joel sanmij Se rotary
W. J.. HlDhudsoh,
Judge Brady has granted leave to the Fith
Avenue lir7hNttrign Church lltrV nr llrlr 10 SCH
thcr chlrch Sl urg, NJ rif ayrDu' anu Nineteenth
sr'ci, Tor - 5000, ana appJ lrocrc the pays
ren' ~ ind"otrdnss on tieir npW oncs NJ ffth ave
nue. snd tutl 'L,tl sl!tc,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22
THE RTVER PIRATES hGiIY.
Tho Robbery of the Crew Of Brig at a
Twenty-hr-t ward Bulkbcnd.

The brig John kcnre1y Is loading with
n ronerrl cirgo fo- Rio At the bulkhead between
bhir., -rinth and fortieth streets, East river.
Tho spot Is surrounded on three sides w high
pilcs ot humber. At O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the mate, David ". Martin, awokc to End
big revolver pointed Il. him within two inchee
of hts face. "Givc me your money, or I'll blow
your damned brains out" said tho river pirate
who stood over hiIu the mate was unaimed,
hut he jumped out Of his bunk, and as he did so
tho pii 40 backed down 10 the foot OF the com
panionway. Capt. Hickman was n,horc ard
excert the mate, orlv Sim Jim Mills, tire coli
dl cd steward, and Eve r. Hughes. avi-itur we're
Ia the btig. hntn wetc tast aslccp, enc On the
starbuard side nni the other on the iiOpr. At
the auuipartouwny three moro pirUtos lcNelled
their uistei~ At the mtc, ana h. thcn sur
ani ntter tai ing IS aud 80 oycrCOi I, they iHs-
tened hitu IN hll hurk. rui Jim was next
robbed uf n silver wutch. Ihe other mtn, al-0
unnrmed. Wts asleep. but VIII ~ lie nwukr and
discovered the situati0n, ho closed the little
door opening on lis DUNK aud waa not m"leeted.
The pir tea tu IN went iu'o the Can't itn's stlto-
room, trukc open the Captains trunk, aud took
what money thoy could nnd and two or three
Articles Of ievcltV.
The pirates rincleader mad BIZ false nosc
on. and II wore white cloth maak-, With holes
cut for their mouths ANA cNCs. All were asfled
Win iormid bile onc-harrvllcd six.chamhntcd
rcyulvera. iheS rot into the ca ~ 10y reaching
through crack with wire aud nftiul the hasp.
The schooner Clara woodhouse was foDbed at
tho siuc ~ 1T some timr ago.
AT r tho robbery tue pirates ruwed down 20
far lhittv-third street aud boarded a canal
boat hut tue CAPTAIN tltscd away AZ them a.
beat prtciuifhtv retreat. ana t1kiu- tu Their
boat rUwOd ac-ua, tho river toward Gree npOiut.
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ABUsEs TO BE coRKhcrED.
5paii-Frv Politicians to be Deprived Of One
source VI Revenue.

a number Of retail merchants organized
lat evening as "The Society for the Correc ion
Of Publlc AbtIses." Mr.. II. NJ. NIyer presided.
and Mr.. Van Aktine was Secretary. Most Of
those who attended the meeting are merchants
who have been submitting for years TO the petty
Bwindling Of the Sealers Of Weights and Meas.
nres and 1t WAS this public aouse that was dealt
Htn last evening.
There are four Se lers of:Wei2hts and Meas-
pre- In tue city, but as each may appoint an un-
limited numOer OF depu he's, and as each deputy
hOes petty much as he pleases, the merchants
kre heavily taxed. II IL no uncommon thing
baid NT NiveT, " for merchants weights and
measures to 90 Inspected six times year, and
ht each Inspection a fee must be paid. when
pUt-hOuse politici u Is hard 10 ul he has TO do
IA 10 20 10 the SsGler Of Weights and Measures, =
yet appointed as deputy, and he IS assured Of
stake. We are fcrceu submit 10 tue lmpo-
FitlnnA Of these irresponsible men; ; protests 0To
vi no avail. MI Hose, one u our u emDerr, hId a
uoput arrested few DAYS sgo Tor fraud, Dut
Ih- dep4ty Is ~ l.rgc, ana Alr. Rose Is undet
tI,JO DAll foi false imlrlsonment.'
member iTOpOhed tnat tue organization
tako 40 the subjects Of hay anu coal, as public
pOunds ~ wood around IL, and a ton Of coal
delivered TO a consumer, weighs not sOh, out
t,VD uOunis. lie had himself purchased Il II a
EOn II Fn@llsh cu.l at tlj, but when Le weighed
II he found ouy 80 pounds.
~ was resolved thht The necessary steps be
tekcD 10 remove the SellcTs Of W Mei-hts snd
hetsures guil. ~ impositions and ID commit
tho OF Twelve was Hpp inted 20 present the
Dharxes ana spe CincdtiOnA to tho MAJOR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22
SPLASH WAREfRE ~ OUBd.


HAVANA. Dec 21.-Juau ltui1ulde. SPAN
lard, q merchant Of villa Clara and owning
plantation In tho neigh bofhoOd, convicted Of
corresponding with the insurgonts and furnish
ing them with money, provisions, and Other ar.
ticles, was executed at villa Cara on the 18th
with view to put stop, VI possible to the
continual buruings OF farms aud the pluuder Of
farmers by insurgent bands, and Ia tho ptOClama-
tion says, tho dishoooring Of the daughters of
the country peopls by the insurgents. the Gov
ernOr Of Sagua has Issued the following order.
approved by Captain-General Nalmaseda:
All couBtrymcn bringing IN one Of these bandits.
called insurgcnts de plivc, to hcrdpuartur-. vii
ten gold lons ana n nrngirg also
his wnsket. a rcconpcnsc of from three Ia ten duub
looms viii lee taid 10 all cOunfrE bringing ntprnM
tipn enabling tho troops - destroy Or surprise in-nr
cent camps. Farmers killing a fcpel Prcttct or Sup-
Irrirci or SIS ng information producing tat r"sut,
viii De paid nttccn GDubiopns.
lie alsp announces Tint any person proving
that any party fGrnis she's the insurgents anything.
ehall receive riN or more dOubloOns, according
90 the importance ~ the ca-e.
tlptuin-Gpncr NniWn-cd a1NS the orders -
the lusurgent hicf8 to their suDoriinatcs ara to
Ii-k no encounter WITH the troup-, iut always
10 -CItt r and Ciyide into plr.lcs uf less than
ten, aud to cOmmit MI pos-i Olo dcrredatiuns.
Public opinion IL stron. that the departure Of
Valma-edt q the present time - not good
thing Tor the island. e-prci liy rcgarding mil-
tafN m tiers ana the ADVANTAGES expected 10 be
gained hy,the tr1ors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22
rHE nRHuEHHtrlv ExPHOsIoS.


PETERSBURG, VA, Dee. 2I.-Mr. Plum
mer tho Prcsid"n, of tre Old Dominion Block
adc Running COMPANY. winch operAt Il from
this city 10y way of Wilmington during the war,
still resides here, aad being interviewed
to-day with respect to Thomas or Alex n
drin, the author 81 the Bremerhayen plot, vino
Is alleged To- have been at one time IN the com
pnnN'S emflpy, denies inst II ever had such an
oGi cr In III serNlre. The President ~ the com
punV, whose stock was Owned lrinCi ipRilY IN
PETERSBURG, saws that the urst Captain Of tho
Old Dominion etcamsulp VS. uA ned Page. the
II iat Captain of the city OF Petersburg was Full
Ter, ana the next ono lill. AL of these were
Enslishmen.
llngent inquiry In other quarters has al'o
failod L. ehcit Hug Information that Hny such
man as Thomas ever lvrd IN TINS city, aud his
story Is regarded ~ myth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

PUTTING orr LIWRKNcE's rRIAL.
Tho Lawyers Prrpn ring Documents tLut mny
Create stir.

Gen. b. f. Tracy, one Of the lawyers re-
tained by Cba' l.. Lawrence to defend him ON
bis forgery and smuggling indictments, moved
before Judge Benedict Yesterday for an adjourn
ment Tor the term. The grounds Of the molten.
stated orally, were that counsel for the prisoner
had rad not had sufficient time to examine the
Vuluminus documentary tesiimOny. nor to get
witnesses, and III other respects prepare their
case.
District Attorney Bliss opposed the motion
vigorously. lie Id that counsel for the defence
hai abundant opportunities. extending from
June last TO the pIestnt time, to make any urtp-
uIdttOn Tor titui tnAt tneb uc-ifeu 10 Indks. lie
Insisted upon the apphcntiOn OF the ordinary
le.als riilo gONCrnius All JOurnments, which re-
quire tho facts rel!. 4 upon by the mover to be
set up IN affidaviis,
Judge Benedict gaya Gen, Tracy the privilege
Of renewing his motion to-day with the support
of Dnldavits. Documents Of this nature we're
prepared In the afternoon, and II II Haid that
they will contain startling information.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22
A Minute Tim, seemed a Iifc,,me.

The burglar who was caught In Brooklyn, on
saturday night after ryng to enter the houses at i2
Kcap street ana ~ bedford avenue. ana Eho described
himself as John WhittaSer was Identified ON Monday
bv Keeper Jackson And chief CLERK GOrd o. the sing
Sing Prison a. ,he notorious burglar George Jones'.
aiilr hlg John GnryeY" lac escaped from sung sing
On the mo IN of the 81 uit, win Henry salisbury
aud Dens O'Spil by removing ftse bolt that he had
mAdp and Inserted IN e iron blb OF tho WinlOw In tho
kccprr uess room Tie htr tLht y6irs more to servo
foI BURGLARY. whoa keeper JACKSON told hm that II
he hHd replaced the bD the OF his escape would
pfohnh Ievrr have been found out he sad nIn-
ute seemed liictine then, was neyund the NOnrns
prison the h m the time II would bAVo tiken me 70
nut tho bot"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22
SPARKS FR0m THH rELEIEAPH

" q. wilcox ni1N, was reelected Mayor Of
hrnden, Conn. Nr,tefGhy ny 213 majority,
Tho Massachu,et, ESccutiye Council Scs or
the Suirrm" Court ntlth
I,enJ. Z. wing. n hfSdy fc,ncclabis oltlzon Of
Ceptuy ~. May shoOlnse fstA y m me hcsa last
night k4nDeirvtcr,o, and dom SIC tr,ub cs I'D 10
wSaN>
Peter Kirsfh. aH2rner was arrestcd in Evans
ylc, Ind. 'ost,riH( Naig'd mangilr nrut cDuu.
tcfeit nitNgls. Nf.e amount OF spurious money
was found NGpt dstssiDn
JohnAINel2pgt, Young German rher VIVA
dsu%rouNii NJ i''ailY w9nnlga ~ tne ecride TAI
tr.y illns cnroDodsI. ln hidaIe,oTu,h Y.}eileff1
atteIrOOp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-22

The man lgers of the Missionary society " the
NJ 4. Church met yesterday the Rev. NJ u. C. Ctaw.
ford I'm the clsii Tho rroisIrers report showed that
the sccletva dcd the s0th nit tioO23G6s. Tho
officers Tor 1870 IRE idcnt. bishop X. 4. Jsncst
cclreslderi-. bishops X, T.. Amos. T.. q. Andrews
Il. Poster, " L. Harris .. BOwmtn. q Haven. N.
Merrill, J. +. Peek, t.. scott NJ. Sampson. ana J. W.
Niicy. the Rev Mcs,rs. NJ ~ 4. Crawford. and J. A.
Roche The Hon Z l.. fAncher, aud 81 W d. SKID
more. James N. TAFT, OuYer tOyt, Treasurer, Reub
Ncis"ni Assistant TT a-urcr, Luxe hitchcock Record.
irg secretary David Tory.