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THE OLD RINGS MIG THEFTs.
Ingersoirs Story OF the Thievery ms Told in
the Watson suit.

The suit against the estate Of the late
County Auditor, James Watson, to recover
$7.T29 2ss %, instituted on the ground that the
county was defrauded OF that sum by fraudu-
lent bills was referred TO ex-JudGe Murray
Hoffman. James II. lngersoll testified that in
1863 and 1870 he furnished materials to the
county OF New York through Tweed, Wood
ward, sweeny Watson, and others. Watson
as County Auditor audited the bills. Inecr-
soil was told by Woodward that he
must make his bills large enough to pay
Tweed twenty-five per cent. and Connolly ten
nished supplies In conformity with that arrange
lnent In lS,ls i've per cent. WIS added. to re
equally divided between Watson and Wood
waId. In 1869 Tweed was getting twenty-five per
cent, Connolly twenty per cent watson fye per
cent, and Woodward five per cent. In 1869 at
son and Woodward had a conversation with
him, and understood about the Increased per-
centages OF division, and II was accomplished
with their aid. None OF the bills went before
the Sunervlsors. His bills were not verified, nor
was there any proof given by him OF their cor
Tertness. lie furnished his bills 10 watson. VIII
| did the nguratlon OF the accounts to be divided.
| and he Cwstso,) gave him the warrants TO pay
| for his share.
Warrants amounting to about $S0O.0O0 for re-
| pairing and furnishing armorles and drill rooms
InRersoll as warrants on which he had Tcceiyed Il
| forty per cent, the remainder being divided
| among other members OF tho Ring.
1t IL said that the Watson estate available for
| the satisfaction OF any possible Judgn ent
| amounts to about &500O.OO0.
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IN EGYPTIAN PRINCESS BrRIED,
rhe Magnificent Funeral of the FuVOritc
Daughter OF the hhcdive.


The Princess IIanem Henub-only II
Of Egypt and wife OF Ibrahlm Pasha, died re-
Gently IN Alexandria of typhus fever following
shortly after her confinement. The khcdiye
and his family, as well rs his guest, the sultan
Of Zanzibar and the whole city Of Alexandra
were much disturbed by the sad ovent, and the
theatre was closed for three days. The body
WAS taken to Cairo the same day aud placed IN
followed the body to the depot In Alexandra,
and hundreds OF thousands OF lire we're
distributed among the poor people. The
lnterment took place in the Rilah mosque on
the following morning. Twenty-tour bulloeks,
thirty camels, and twenty wagons were In the
funeral procession. These animals were laden
with bread, dates, cooked meats. and yeRe-
tables; the wagons carried casks OF water ana
OF syrup, and all along the route distribution OF
the provisions was made to the poor. Eunuchs,
meantime, threw $4,000 pieces OF SILVER coin TO
the people who thronged the street. Three
thousand priests, some clad IN rico Vestments
Of gold and SILK Others half naked, followed
the wagons, repeating prayers as they marched,
and clapping their hands. After them came
the family Of the poor young Princess and the
high oficials OF state, and then the comm, borne
by officers OF rank. Behind this walked three
eunuchs, bearing on golden shoyels copies ~
tho Koran, to he buried with the deceased, The
comm was OF simple, rough hewn WOOD, ana the
corpse was sewn w In linen cloth. Upon tho
comm were placed the jewels Of tho Princess,
worth a million and bali dollars After the
burial the priests slaughtered the twenty-four
bullocks before the mosque, roasted them, and
days in the neghborhoOd Of the grave to pray
for the soul OF the departed. ihe hhediVo was
so overcome with grief that no could not re-
ceive any visits OF coincidence.
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FORGED LEITERs or CREDIT.
The Work Ofn Gang with Confederaies In nil
tho Large Cities.

Philip Schnelling Of 5l4 East Fourteenth
street, presented $500 In Canadian bank notes in
Clark & Sons loan ofnce, Chatham and New
Chambers streets, on Saturdays and subsequently
In the Police Central Once, II ascertained d
that they bore the same numbers that were on
bills that had been paid on forged letter of
credit ON the Bank OF British North America OF
Montreal Schnelling was arrested. lie said
that he got the notes from John 4. Hall In q
Centre street saloon Hall was arrested. but he
denied all knowledge OF them.
On tho same day Emma Hall OF 2l5 West
Thirty fifth street was arrested for trying TO ne
Rotate some Of the same kind OF stun. All the
prsoners were remanded by Justice Bixby yes
terday.
The crime with which they are connected was
committed on the 9Th inst. On that day an un-
known man obtained q letter Of credit for a
small sum from the Bank OF British North
America, and few days afterward large num-
Der Of letters OF credit on that bank calling for
from $50 to 1900, were cir culated In Canada and
in the Uniteo States. Before the forgeries were
discovered over 5000 had been obtained from
banks In Milwaukee, Macon, Ca, Indianapolis,
Quebec, and other cities.
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Coroner Croker Holding the Physicians 10
the strict Letter of the Lnw.

Coroner CROKER isOldlnH the fbNsiciHns 10
the strict Letter of the Lnw.
The funeral of Mr.. william ii. Lambert
yesterday was postponed, after the mourners
and friends had assembled, from eleven O'Clock
in the morning until three In the afternoon by
Coroner Croker who objected to the certificate
to the cause II death given by Dr. Dew. The
Coroner then summoned a jury, held an inquest
and earned his fee.
DR.. Dew. who was summoned "A few moments
before Mr. Lamberts death, found him with u
very low pulse, a Sc rcely perceptioe motion OF
the heart, and "A disordered stomach. lie had
been III only an hour, and though conscious,
was indisposed TO talk. The doctor was unwill-
perfect knowledge Of the case, and asked per-
mission from Mrs. Lambert to make post
mortem examination. This she granted, but
wnen Dr. Dew went to the house to make that
examination he was told that Coroner Croker
had called and said that a post mortem was
hardly necessary. Dr. Dew, nevertheless, made
the examination, and determining that Mr.
Lrmbcrt died of rupture ~ the heart, gave the
family a certificate accordingly.
Ine laws OF the State PROHIBITED such action
on the part OF a physician, and Coroner Croker,
though recognizing the doctors examination as
correct, determined to make an example OF
hut upon the doctors explanation OF bis misun-
derstandlng the provisions Of the statute, tho
Coroner chargedithe jury to render verdict cOu-
tanning no ccnsure. lie Will, however, submit
the case To the Grand Jury, with complaint
that two-thrds of the physlCianS Of the city are
doing us DR.. Dew dld, and hide much crime by
invalid or dishonest certificates.
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THE OvERwORKED BaKERs.
Eighteen Hours Day, and no Respite on
Sunday-RefOrm Demanded.

The journeymen bakers met on Satur-
day evening to devise measures against compul-
sorry labor on sunday. In this city ana Brooklyn
5000 journeymen and apprentices are employed.
Bakers earn from IS 10 t25 week, the smaller
sum having board added to 1t. They work from
los to 100 hours every week. Their chief com
plant 10 the work on Sunday from or IL o'clock
In the morning, until or IL on Monday mcrn-
ing. Thus they work about eighte en- hours out
OF every twenty four. Many of them work for
$ll week. only 50 OF which IS paid In cash. The
remaining s. Is put down to the account OF
board. This consists of two meals In each
twenty-four hours, mainly Of coffee ana bread.
There arc eight grand divisions OF the Orier
OF Accepted Bakers In the Eastern States. The
Grand Master Is VIM. j. Giniyien. Samuel Stir
r,t, the late Grand Master, said ON Saturday
evening that In London bakers do not work on
sunday, but go to work at o'clock on Monday
morning; In Ireland the baker works only in the
day time In Scotland he has his sundays. As
II Is here "A man working eighteen out Of twenty
four hours has no time at all for his own affair
Isaac Hunter, the Secretary. read resolutions
expressing the sentiments OF the Journeymen
bakers, and declaring 1t TO he lawful ana only
fair 10 go to work AT 10 O'Clock on sunday even
ing, aud not before, The convention then APP
pointeda committee to confer with the employ
ing bakers.
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work FOR rHE HAN0MAN.
Three Murderers sentenced to Death and
One TO Life Imprisonment.

LITTLE VALLEY, N. Y, oct. 16.-The evil
dence in the trial Of Nelson II. Cool, Jointly iu-
dicted with Mrs Emma wimple for the murder
of her husband by poisoning, last March, closed
yesterday and the submitted TO the
jury at late hour last night. A verdict W 5
rendered this morning OF murder in the first de-
gree. and Cool was sentenced to be hanged on
the Goth OF next November Judge Barker, 10
pronouncing sentence. said THE annals OF
crime do not pres ent a case Of more determined
wicked, and atrOcious conduct. and In this c IN
munity II Is without precedent and unparalel-
ed" Cool manifested great indifference when
the verdict rendered, and on being SEN
fenced, denied in a bold voice his guilt. Mrs.
Wimple's case went over TO the next oyer and
Ierminer.
ToRoNTo. Oct. 16.-The Davis Gilmour muir
Ger trial was closed to-day. The jury, after an
absence OF one hour and forty minutes. returned
verdict OF guilty against both Davis and his
wife The prisoners were then sentenced to be
hanged on "wednesday, Dec. &. The Court, In
passing sentence. held out no hope OF mercy.
AUBURN, n. v, Oct. l6.-Chares Soutbwck,
who killed william Hare, in Cayuga county In
May last, has been convicted OF mansaughter In
the second degree, and sentenced to Auburn
Prison for life. Lansing Loucks, the egro who
killed Dewitt Tencvck, in June last, was con
victcd OF manslaughter in the third degree, and
| sentenced to the Monroe County Penitentiar,
for one year.
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THE MILLENIUM AT HAND.
80 said Cora Hatch Tappan Last Evening
Tho Present OutIook Of spiritism.

Judge Edmonds will address this aw-
jence two weeks from tonight" was the an
nouncement preceding the speech Of Cora
Hatch Tappan, In the hall IS West Thirty
second street. last evening. a. Mrs. Tappan
continued: This evening was To be the only
time Cora Hatch Tappan would speak, but az
Judge Edmonds Is very anxious to address a
New York adience, Mrs Tappan will oblge him
aud us two weeks from this evening, wnen
Jldge EImOnds will address you" The hail
was packed last evening.
Cora Hatch isyet . blonde. with abundant curls
and marvellous oratory. she has just returned
from two years abroad, and with wide open
eyes and no symptoms OF trance she spoke on
" The Present outlook OF Soiritism," which she
found barren enough 10 outward appearance, as
q steady tide OF materialism flows in the usual
channels OF religious exvrossion. Mrs. Hatch
spoke Ot the gradual incorporation Of spir-
itualtsm into literature and art, and its inweav-
ing itself, without name or even recognition,
into the pulpi's OF America aud England. Even
with tho sudden gush Of physical m nfcsta-
tious, spiritism Is more spiritual now than IL
ever was The outlook IL a Lager broader basis
of spiritual life In the world. The millennium
Il at our door, waiting for recognition. The
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POLITICAL NOTES.

George W Ellis has been nominated as nm in
dcpcnpent candidate for the Assembly IN Richmond
county.
Charles l.. Lyon. Of the law hrn OF Davis and
Lyon 10 the Democratic nominee for the Assembly In
the sixteenth District OF Kings. A the District gives
from 800 10 loo Democratic majority Mr, Lyons ec
tion is assured
John J. Morris and william Wade have been
nomlnaied for Aldermen by the Republicans Of ne
Filth Senate District. James W BoOth who WAS nom.
mated for Senate In that district has declined.
Ex-senator Ahram Lent will probably he the candiiatc.
The Prohihitionsts have nominated For Sec
retary Of state. George h. Dusinberre; tOmpir0lcr.
lphonsO A Hopkins Attorney General, Ely l. Marsh
Treasurer stephen D. Ayres state Engineer and Sur
Veyor, George A. pudl,Yi Canal Commissioner, Ira
Bell Inspector OF state Prisons John II. gibbs.
The following named persons were nominated
SATURDAY, night: Third District H. s. Cnid sixth DIS.
trct. Jacob Worth Eighth District. Adrian NJ suJ-
dam Fifth District A. +. Higgins John Cunnin CHAM.
late candidate for Commissioner OF Charities, has beeu
nominated for Assembly In the Third District By the
IndeDaAdent Democrats aGainst Mr. COney
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THE PREVAILING DIsEASE.
a Prominent NlRssac huSetIs LAWYER aud Pol
nicinn Arrested for Forgery.

SPRINGFIELD, oct. lG-The legal, social
AMI political circles Of Berkshire county nave
been stirred up to-day bv the arrest OF one of
ths leading lawyers OF the county, Thomas NJ
Jufd of Lee, for forging the name OF Elizur
Smith On the back Of 1000 note, which he got
dscouuted at the Mahaiye Bank OF Great
harrington a short time ago. Judd Ia about
thlr,i Yoars Of age and has won good deal Of
notoriety during the past three or four years by
IA, ACTIVITY on tine Republican side OF politics in
thla state, but more especially by his persistent
pushing, 10th as a lobbyist and as a member Of
tho l. -i,lature, OF the Lee and New liaven
llInlI job lie Is also on the Republican
state ientTa Commit tee. Since his arrest II has
come uut that no is u good de snarled up hnan-
Ctlly. llH mas a note for over 500 In a Pttsheld
bank gwen to secure senator l.. j. Orcutt of
Nummilgton for money loaned Judd when they
were n mo Legislature together, and supposed
10 No endorsed by judas father. II has also
come TO light that state Detective JOhn Crosby
" Of Pittsneld, loses 800 through a check
nhich judd ontalned on false pretences, and
unt 'ther Pittsneld men are out less sums.
Jhdd was arrested a. the inst nee OF the Ma
nave Bank ofticials, aud was taken TO Great
bFnugtpn for examination. II IL understood,
however, that his father. who ia well to do, has
me 20 his assistance, and that = compromise
WI hr Effected with the swiud cd parties where.
oT all legal proceedings will he dropped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-18
THE BLACK Mills ELDoRADO.
Geld Fields Forty Miles Long and Twenty
Mide-ProE Jcnney's Report.

CHEYENNE, oct. T.-Prof. Walter p.
Jenney, chief Of the geolosist expedition Of the
Black Hills, and his assistants returned here
yesterday, having spent five months In the hills.
He made thorough examination OF the whole
country. and mapped It from Beliefourche
to the south fork of the Cheyenne river. He
reports gold fields extending forty miles north
from Harvcy's Peak, and twenty miles wide.
tina contain gold In quantities that will pay from
81 To s. per day to the man. and that there are
bars on numbers Of streams that will pay much
more than that. lh- water supplies are ample
for working purposes. and fully sufficient to
carry water from the top OF most of the bars
and allow the tailings To be readily disposed of.
The gold Is coarse, good, and easily separated
from the gravel and sand. The professor has
with him an ounce OF coarse gold that two men
obtained on spring Crock with ten hours labor.
An ASSAY Of this gold shows 1t TO be go nno,
worth fl943, com. to the ounce. Irof. Jenney
corrohorates Gen. Custars repIrt Of the nils,
and says that they Will support thousands OF
miners when the Government opens them 20
settlement.
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suits to be- Instituted before Judges who arc
mot Indebted TO the Thieves.

The independent taxpayers Of brooklyn, who
have grown tired OF the merces, Ring. have deter
mined II possible make the members OF It return
some OF their il.gottcn gains and Preparations are
complete for the service Of papers in ciyl suits,
with orders of arrest and writs of attachment. The
money subscribed Ia sad to he IS 600 which has been
Llacri In the hands uf Sew YORK nrm Of lawN ers,
who instructed To procure II possible the sld OF TIC
Attorney General. ana to Ocgn prucccdlngs in New
YORK from the influence ui the Ring and the Jnris
dion Of two Judges Hho are indebted TO the Ring
for their positions The proceedings arc IT, be- under
the statutes passed by the last legislature which pro-
that person who y, ali UrOugtuly obi Nm,
ceye, convert paJ out or dispose Of or who with like
intent shall wifully pay, allow au1it auy false
unjust claim, IN any manner aid " ahCt wrong OF
dispose any tunus credits property held owned
punished by imprisonment for not less than three years
nor than ten years by me not eNcrcdlng W
times the loss resulting from the fraud icnt acts ~
committed 9bcttcd Action, II - thought, viii b,
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The Bavnrian Ministry have resigned.

The Bavarian Ministry have resigned.
Prince bismarck ls suffering from rheumatism.
The ncwy appoinred Cardinal Noblli Vitollo-
sch Is dead,
sixteen hundred and ten soldiers embarked
at Santandcr yesterday Tor CuOa.
The Countess Of E,l. the eldest daughter OF the
Emperor OF Brazil has been delivered Jt a son.
Don Carlos has dismissed from his service
Gems Dorr'-arAy, MrnAci, Vrlascl, and MogroveJo.
Cardinal Slmeoni. the Papal Nunclo. has de-
mAndcd that the llsuup OF SEQ lie Urgrl, against whom
criminal charges pending, shall be allowed ~ 20 TO
Madrid on parole.
W. e. Dunn. convict sentenced To the Ohio
prntrntiary February last for forgery, escaped
rdirsdaY last hlr Nprgins Outslde lhe walls. lie
hAa n record a. balk rObDrr.
PlaiuVllr, Conu., AMI formerly of Brosn's H1tel in
Bloomfield, Killed himself with carving knife while
temporarily insane, al Palnylc yesterday forenoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-18
Hurke's Peculiar VIII.

Young Father McCabo, a subscribing witness
to the Will Of Patrick Burke. was examined on Sat
urday. Patrick Burke, Of the Thirteenth ward.
died about two months ago having by will July. be-
quea'hed 70 the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy 81 900
TO his daughter Mary, $50 10 his son Richard $780,
and to his daughter Catherine, t5. These his chit
dren by his nrst wife. By his surviving wife he had
also three children Frances Ju 10, and Henry He
queathed lot and furnished house to hIs widow for
hfe At her death 70 Julis TO bus son Henly the inter
est on 5000; the Interest all the residue Of the
tate - the widow, snd at her death the principal 10
Francls and Julia equally. The children OF the de-
ceased wife contest the viii. The estate valued at
$4,000 Il shown that ~ esard to the three chll
the te,tator said Dick drinks Mary didn't take my
advice and Kate broke my hen."
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HOURS or LEISURE.

Hop In the Sturtevant House tonight.
Complimentary concert to Mr.. Thomas 4. .Mala-
ney, stelnSay Hall Nov. 10.
Anniversary exercises Of st. Luke's Home for
Aged and lndigent Females this afternoon.
Eghty-fourth Regiments pIomenado concert
and hop, Lexington avenue Opera House, Oct, 2S
Mr.. Benjamin W. Hitchcock's Third Avenue
Theatre oifers new attractions. see advertisement.
The Rev. Theodore l.. Cuvler will address a
mass meeting Of churches and teupeance socielcs IN
the Church Of the Sea and Land at Henry anu Market
streets, on Tuesday evening. Or william r. Thom'
wall preside.
In Steinway Hall, Oct. q, Mr.. Henry A. Horn
Will lecture Drumming As Fine Arr seting forh
the life OF the commercial trayell W Lilnsndah
a0Tnb manager
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TWo BOrs MURDERED.
New Jersey Mans Attempt TO Kill his
whole Family and HIMSELF.

On Saturday forenoon James Riker, who
lived near the suburbs OF Hackettstown, n. j.,
returned to his house, and apparently laboring
under mental depression. lie went to a cl set
aud drew forth a revolver which had been load
ed some time. lie then called in his two sons.
aged ak and ten years respectively, who were
PLAYING near by. and deliberately shot them
both, killing them almost instantly. IIIs wife,
alarmed by the reports OF the pistol. hurried in
from an adjoining 70 ON, and Riker Immediately
attacked her anu attempted To shoot her DlsO (:
but he missed his aim, and the ball lodged in
the opposite wall.
Mrs. Riker hed and saved her life by taking
refuge In neighboIs house. Riker thercupon
shot himself In the side of his he ID. The
wounds, however, did not prove fatal, and he
was shortly afterward taken TO jail.
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Cries OF murder attracted an excited crowd
opposite 1853 Greene street last night The crashing Of
glass, breaking Of furniture, ertlngushing OF lamps.
followed bv q dense smoke. and accompanied by the
sounds OF nghting. took Capt. Mcdonnell and 4 squad
OF police TO the house. The doors we're barred 30 tho
police had to force an entrance. In room men
and women were found 1ghtlng and bleeding. In the
earret Detective Murphy found Young grl insensbe.
On the roof two men a death struggle Eight
men and six womca taken TO the Prince street
olieea
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How. afihc Warld-nenhx-

''"' A''"' agents, the Boys, AMI he Pabhc generally.
- lr'at Is the deIpand for the Boys Of the
"'h that we shall not be able e simultaneously sup
~ Al tn" news agents until late to-day. However It
va De gwen TO them In time for them 10 distribute the
papers tomorrow TUESDAY toal the boys In the cities
" Ne" YorS' brooklyn jersey CITY, ard adjacent
"oHV one million copies Of the Boys Of me World
s uo" "a our hsnds aud the retan news agents viii
,.as-I ~ eoaoed TO give them away to-morrow y
AhshicAE hIws CoAPAHI.-Aas.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE oflicial vote In Ham
nton county gives Hayes for Governor l2a5 majority
Young for Lieutenant. Governor, 1881 Williams for
Auditor, sa72 Milsn for TREASURER. 7oa; Lite. Tor
Atturne General. 1 3e7 MclVsiuc. for Judge OF tho
SIprcme Court, LA; Thatcher. for Member OF The
Hoard OF Public Works, 1878
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Anolher Luna,ie AZ the White House.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l7.-Yesterday an insane
colored mn went 10 the Executive mansion ana de.
inanded TO the President saying that he hal been
discharged from the Maryland penitentary, whcre he
had bcen unJhstN conhncd Aud mat thr irsdent was
his iatnCr. and he wanted him 10 aVcngr his wrongs.
lie also Ia that certain psTsOns Nele Attng him for
the purpo.e Of taxing tl, fe. nyebafrele1 cNolvcr
"a q
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE LND THERE ny rHB
SUNS REPORTERS.

Elaborate Preparations for NJ cody aud Sau q
keys HeVival-A Magnificent Chorus to
Eicctriiy CONGREGATION Of 1000 Persons,
There are to be two organs in the Brooklyn
Hak when Moody ard sankey begin next sunday. ono
Of which is to be 10 charge OF Mr. sankty chorus of
2c) voices Ia TO be selected from the churches. Ns
Sankey has asked that none but Christians be put
into the choir. "a theT fcrventIy sing the
songs. II Is estimated that the Rink viii hold 500
900 persons The services arc TO be held every
Ing except Saturday at half psst7 o'clock snl At $40
A. NJ. snd 4. N. on SIndys. Taere will Dc daily
prayer meeting In the tabernacle, which Will be under
MIR Moodys direction. II the excitement spr eads and
the thrOngl that expected attend sddi ional
ng' und.r The care OF the cleryy ave To be held The
InNersaiss who have left out In the cold In the
arrangements for revival. begin rcrcs Of meetings
IN the Clermont Nvenuc Church sunday. This Eps
cnpalians have An evangelist working quietly among
them.
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PoRT JlRvIs, Oct. 1.-THE first snow Of the
season In this section fell last night Snow fcl at
Cochecton the Eric Railway growing heavier further
west. Al Susqucnanns, Pa. II was nye Inches deep.
gale also visited tins section last nght, up
roofing trees and damaging some buildings.