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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
DUNCAN, sBERMAN 6 co.
The Granting of the Petition of More than
Two Hundred Creditors.

WIN. Butler Duncan, William Watts
Sherman. aud Francis II. Grain. OF the firm of
Duncan, Sherman & Co., were adiudicated in
voluntary bankrupts on petition fled on Sat
urday by Carter g. Eaton. attorneys, and signed
by over two hundred creditors. whose claims
aggregate 2,l6s,ll2 40. Among the creditors are
Barring Brothers Of London, the Metropolitan
and the Park National Banks Of this city, the
National Albany Exchange Bank, the Union Ma
tional Is NIX OF Chicago, tho Milwaukee National
Bank, the Merch ints' Bank - Canada. the Cina-
dian Bank of Commerce, Mckim Co. Of Bal'i-
more, tho First National Gold Bank of s N
Francisco. and Naylor & GO; Of his ,clty.
Ware. Muir by & Co., Andrew Low, ID. j. Ely &
Co., j. A. Horsey, Pacific National Bank, and
ID MEL MApes. Barring brothers are the largest
creditors, nominally, their claim heinz <5lB-
.45. To their claim they APPEND the quahfoa-
tion " but from this sum must be deducted the
amount OF drafts drawn by Duncan, Sht rman &
Co., and credited 10 acceptance, or payment
whereof was refused by Barring Brothers."
Judge Biatchford referred the petition to MIR.
Ketchan, Register In Bankruptcy. and hn as
signee may be chosen In January United states
NJ rshal Fisks has charge u the assets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
WORK ON THE P.fRKS.
President Stebbins Telling What has been
and What Ia being Done.

The Senate Committees Investigations
were confined Yesterday to the examination Of
the Commissioners OF the Department OF Parks.
Col. Henry q. Stebbins enumerated the existing
force OF employees as follows: Typographical
engineers, seventeen; clerical stan at 1fty-nlne,
and laborers, including police force, at seven
hundred Unskilled laborers are paid 81 day,
and the skilled f2.e5 to $50. Those employed
In the annexed districts are paid sl.75 Changes
are seldom made in the clerical staff notwiih-
standing the strenuous efforts Of the politicians
Laborers are appointed by tickets, whenever
requisitions for help are made by the Superin-
tendent for doing the work that the board has
dete ermined upon. The original estimate Of
the cost OF the Museum OF Arr and tho Museum
OF Natural History was t5DO,0OO. Last year
t25O,OOO additional was granted for the latter
building The annual cost OF maintaining the
museums IL about 5000. Two-thlrds OF the
work u laying out the newly annexed districts
is comDleLsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
rAMMAYr,s NATURALIZATION.
Grant Arrnigncd for his Attempt TO Revive
KnoM- Nothingi-In.

know-NOtbingi-In.
The Tammany General Committee have
directed that the primaries for the election Of
the General Committee for 1876 be held on the
evening OF Dec %. Every Assembly District is
to have one deleeato to the General Committee
for every 100 votes cast for Gov. 1ilden IN 1874,
and for the Committee on Organization an Ex-
ecutive Comm lttee OF four members from each
Assembly district Il to be substituted. Under
this new basis OF representation the new Gen
erAl Committee will contain Ssu and the Execu-
tive Committee " members. The members OF
the Committee on Organization In each Assem-
bly, district wer0 directed 10y last evenings
to serve as delegates to the new General Com
mittcc from their respective districts, and to
submit tho names to the Committee on Orcaui-
zation. An address was adopted, Of which tho
following Is part
TO recall fUn rs shurnrrd grave The how ling derysh
OF kuos -NotluRisU The -ucCes~fis solder. ~ uls
hmht ION % enjoy thrd term ia violation uf the com
law - AWrrirt N frfT'd IN torch % rrfEiou-
pe sccu ION aut would Apply II q The temple Of the
Most nsa. less tnan 10 the fa0re 81 ouf civil bcr
ties.
No ARA gu Presidcat Grant tAe prostitution Of his
greHt QflCr 60 the pr mot uu of hlt rOla anf put
cal designs and TOR seeking to lrctc religious wsr
RuDrg urrtlrcu VINO are now dwelling tpfeturr IN
peace, tnI who are prepared 10 uphud clc1 o'ners
gt TO worship God according 70 the he atcs Of their
own conscience 10 tie utmost extremity eni against
a cower That sacred right va. won IRON tyranny py
George Washington. lhe ritual Of ITS con.rctsti on
Adams and Gen Grant 4. Jus century late In his
attempt 10 Gtrlkc lt Gown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
What the Bar ia TaIi,,pa About.

The temperance OF Judge Charles IT. vaA
Brunt the bench VI tho Common Plcas, yesterday.
created sstr smong the lawyers and metals The lat
ter having read the story told by e. Bull tho mother
Of the lady whom JUICE Van Brunt married in dcnAncs
Of the terms OF Justice siccms decree divorcug him
from his hrst WIFE had not believed that the judge
would resume his JUDICIAL scst. Ihe judge presided
ye,tercay over the trial " cdiOus SUIT, In which
Hebrew pawnbr0icr, were principals aud wltnestea,
In the course Of the day many LAWYERS who had heard
IN Judge Van Drunt was In ms accustomed place.
erci the court room, look ID at HIM. and went rut ox
changing eicuincsnt smiles. After the ndjournment
Judge Van bfunt said to aSUN reporter; 81 have no
thing TO SAY ~ reply to the articles referring to me that
have RDpearcd Ia tic new papCs 1t replied to news
paper articles, snOuld have more work than AM aDl1
In 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
CoRPsE ON THE OCEAN.
A Millionaire whom New York Roman
Catholics will Remomber.

A solemn requiem High Mass for the
repose OF the soul OF Dr. Henry Anderson, who
died IN Lahore, India, two months ago, was
celebrated yesterday In st. Gabrels, East
Thrty-seventh street. The Rev Father ClowrY.
the celebrant, was assisted by Father Hughes,
Father Flood, and Father ONcill. Muster Of
ceremonies. The R.v. Or. Preston, Vicar
General Of the Diocese, Fathers Gallishan and
Mean, and Father Farrell, pastor OF 81. Peters,
attended. Father Farrell delivered tho pane
derson was an example for all men. 81. Ga
briefs Church eui1ce and Parochial school
grounds were the gllt OF DR.. Anderson. Tho
benediction was pronounced by VicaT-General
Preston.
The remains of DR.. Anderson are TO reach
New YORK Within ak or eight days. Dr. Ander-
son leaves over $l,5OO,0OO much OF which has
been willed to charitable and religious institu-
tiOnB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
BRGHHLFN.

The forthcoming marriage Of Mr.. Thomas ".
Field, Sup' rim rndrnt - the HrooStn Public schools
to Misa Alre Martin, thc late Principal OF school g. is
announce ed. Mr. llrld', INST snd second wives we're
also brooklyn school teachers.
Theodore Triton WAS In brooklyn on Sunday.
spt ndiug the evening until eleven O'Clock with his chi
dren He paid y. u Morn. ti0UO. the amount Of tue
trial r1penses ls VISIT aankept secret that he ight
not be subj nnaed IN he Edgs libel suits and Ia con
sequence lose many lecture engagements.
The police and Excise Committee OF tho
DrOOkyn Aldermen, yesterday afternoon, reported IN
favor OF adding 200 men to the police force. The
Police Commissioners asked for tao increase, saying
that there were ony 40 In tine department. and
that o tins number only l7e mea coull Nv patrol dutJ
at tine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE M rH1
SUNS REPORTERS.

Collision IN Broadwny-How one ftffn
Avenue stage Driver Cooiiy Histed an
ether Finb Avenue stage Drivers stage.
Tho on horse OF Fifth avenue stage baked
In Broadway. near Beecker street. yesterday. and a
the knot that gathered tho sidewalk four tried 10
tugging at the wheels to deude the spectators into ts
suppositlon that ther OF musce. The drives
didn't get wild and and and lash his horses bus
with good humor he waited for something TO turn
up. He had not waitod long when smother Fifth
stage. with pair OF big ssshing hor,es dovn
and locked In back OF his nigh hind wheel. When the
crowd heard this bump thou ght what ger this
driycr must be who couldnt avoid acollision with
fellow driver and sl cady In trouole. too but vhen
they saw him piacidy gather the lines chirrup
q his team. and his horace spread hemsevs and
draw lise elephants and fairly h'st the other stage
halky horse and al down BrosdvaN and .. tho stub
born peast give up the ht and begin to pull with his
mate. then they nodded the observation Of
pro sne but intel gcut Oystanderi by 0swd shat
IN Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
COLLECTOR ARTHUR's NEW TEEN
small Rosimeuts Of once Seekers Relieved
of Painful Suspense.

Gen. Arthur having been sworn in as
Collector OF Customs for his new term bv judge
Blatchford, has resworn esoh OF hh sixteen
deputies. Mr.. Q. p. Cllnoh, brother-in-law Of Mr..
A. T. Stewart, has again taken the oath OF once
as Asslstant Collector. and Mr.. j X. Lvdeoker -
storekeeper and Special Deputy Collector, each
At $5,0OS year.
one OF the deputies Ia reDorted by bis of1cial
associates to he worth half million dollars. lie
owns a hotel on the Hudson, and lives In style.
He entered the Custom House as day inspeo-
tor Another oficial was messenger four years
ago. lie belongs to the aristocratio Union Club.
His salary Is 5000 year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
THE AUDIrOR's STATEMENT.
Asserting that he Purchased Certificates by
Advice Of Gov. TiIden.
ALBANY. Dec 20.-The journal says the
following is an abstract OF the statement which
Auditor ThAyer proposed to read to the lnvestl-

Auditor ThAyer proposed to read to the InyestI-
eating Commission:
Fret Of N. whole som ~ se-A non. the Aufitor
made advances uuon fur. nlsei Crrfrr4te g. the
aWocnt of tlh2 .C+nup, ny the udYlcr OF GpV. Ide'
The contractors threatened 10 throw their cuur
ihe lime Tor OPENING OF 10, canals 1he abandon.
nt OF TIE work would We drlNc the rcsun ntion
advised The yuent 81 the c,lt0cafes. and tho Aud
Tor adyEnt eli the money. roce.yir simple interest
secone-Of me remaining certificates Nc bulk
ncgoutira FOR Z. J. MrKlr. Gov Tden allowed : OIL
to become law which provided for their payment hut
tlr LLds Wtre not ia the ire prY, Ani would not 90
raise the money by negotiating the certncal's, such
CtriHr tes having always ht en- fcgotahe Ike OF Gr
commercial paper and for tins purpose he urshed an
AFFIDAVIT in pelo. dc Mof that the Governor Ge-
state WIZ this assurance from tie q ycraor, the
Audii ripurchascd the eerincaea for hckie a. per
cent. iisC uut.
Thrd- similar certificates he'd ny B1ck. Case, and
French purchased for Nckie pnd the whole front
which Nckie viii realize OIL them, N thcY are funy
paid will be t0SS 20 lu the OF these c,rtin alec.
treasury pay them The parties cesirec TO rnHe the
mOrey at once ana the only Wy they could raise tho
Wou d otner commercial paper. aud the Auditor acted
Pourih- In lie ca-e Of the Wells certificate. tho only
one where II IL ailege! that the money was in tho
states That there fund Of 800 900 on hand. nut
that fhe anal Commissioner had rreviOusY applied ~
Fifth-Tne only in which any payment waa
sought IA violation Of Law. that Of Horatio Scy
lnOur Jr He wanted $4,000 on the work 81 utcn
winch necessary, but hch had neen done without
him oui Il tho treanry. The Auditor. therefore. Al
the request Of Gov Iteu advanced the money cut OF
asreelsg 20 protect MIN ana Vetolns bl which
provided Tor his reilnOu -seinent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

The match for $500 between Ira A. Pains cf
New York and Miles Joansol OF Nowtovn. N. j., wa
shot yesterday. IN Dexter Park. Jamaica. Tho coud
tions 10 brs each. from I've traps. English rucs
e7t yards rise 80 yards boundary with any doubebsr-
rel gun shooter allowed to USE both barrels. JOhn
BIRD was referee. Btttng opened even. Paine led
on killing his nrrt bird Jolnsnn missed hA nrst bird.
Of the boundary. johnson followed suit. ana slled his
bird. After the thirty yninth br Paine took the lead
right song doing OF the lnest shOotns seen.
When 20 brds had been shot At by each tue roferr do
clncd Paine the winner. JOhnson tt'pncd aud Paine
shot at the remaining nv wiInng TIE matcn by kli-
ing 90 birds out OF 75 Johnson killed 90 out Of 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
Cop,niu-GeuOrnl vnlma.cda'. Resignation.

HAVANA. Dec. 20,-Captain- General valma-
seda, considering the ru;>s introduced INTO the adj
,tion OF tao island by tue Madrid Goycrument
Incompatible with the power he ought 10 wlcd. 70 slew
Of his knowledge Of the country hud pt ope ami MS rust
and present services has tofwArled his Ie lgna ION,
which The King haa accepted. The CAPTAIN Grnri al
returned from the interior yestcrdaY lie VIII rnsfer
the government 10 tho hand Of Gen. tarhO the next
IN rank Run Will ssll for spain on the 2lth INST.
EICsptalnGcnersl sanz las arrived hers from Porte
RICO. and nlaO InL uIna 70 hnlh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
Reports Of intense cold come in from all paI

Reports OF intense cold come in from all parts
OF New England. tho Thermometer ranging from ten 10
forty one degrees below zero. On Mount Washington
II but degrees below and At Lttleton forty
dtgrceA below,
In otta~G; Canada. Yesterday morning. the ther
mumetcr indicated thirty three degrees below In
Quebec. twrntynine Montreal twenty Perry ound,
tNentyeight ana al Glenn's Fails NY. thiltyOns be
low.
The last boat OF the season passed down from New.
bufgh to New YORK on sunday night Tue thcrmomete
at the former place then Indicated four degrees below
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
rh. aaO, GOO Rnc, po-lponed ,o F,b. 22.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Dec. so.-rhe Pacific Jockey
Club to-day. All the owners Of the entered
for the $4,000 four mile present Dy
unanimous agreement the race will come on on tho e2i
OF February next The club guarantees to give
tined check 10000 TO the OF the Judges
OF tue race TO be paid to the winner the Orig ina
prevailed. The club and the owners OF the horses
perfect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
An Innoeont Jn,Ier. Suicide.

LOUISVILLE KY, Dec 20-Tho escape OF six
teen prisoners from Henderson county jan 40 worked
GU the mind " Mr nton. the Jlllcr, that h, COM
mntel suicide by thootlgg hnscli through the head.
He left nuto fRyinss - make s, ny last Gtltement,
knowing g. to be the lsft that slnl ~ w.. knew
nothing q c jail Drrakin2 uutl the morning found
tie prisOnrrs gone. Pubic continent VIII b" against
me know, out am inn cent Il au) crime or EnoWl.
edgr Of II. May God hayo mercy upon mYtnf and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
the Old WORLD's NEWS.
A Tumultuous session OF tho French Assembly
A Complete Rupture.

PARIS, Dec. 20.-Tne Assembly balloted to-day
for sen-tors withouf result. NJ. Naquet, . Radical
leader. introduced molten that amnesty he granted
the Communists, and requested that II he declared
urgent" The tumult whicn followed VAS indescrib
able. The previous question wa. almost unanimously
carried the Let considering the motion. which cinnot
psss an elecuOncering trick. The aftir
ncto rupture between tho Extreme Radicals and the
Left
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
Decision Involying Millions.

wAsHINGToN. Dec 2O.-rhs Secretary OF tho
Interior to-day decided uoon appeal the long Il.
tested case Of the heirs Of Murray Mcdonnell We The
Chicago and Northweatern Railroad Company, inyoly-
ing tihe IN nd lying norh and at tho mouth Of he
Chicago river upOn which tho depot Of the comnany
O siauds and OF wnicn the repitcd value IL several
millions OF dollars. Tue decsiOn ls In favor OF the
company and 10 the onect that their title TO the land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
Th. rr.,,donc. Tool Company. Suspension.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Dec. 20.-The excitement
concerning the failure OF Greene Crnhston and tho
embarr rra.sment OF the Providence Tool Company has
much abated and there ess disturbance In financial
circles today tian anticipated The calls on bangs
were not unusually large easier feeling prevails
In the busncss community. The committee 10 exam
Inc into the utfars OF the tool company meN touof-
row ana IL expected that arrangements viii be made
to continue work without INTERRUPTION. The embsr.
rassnen here II Gad, do not affect ,hc business Of
the New YORK selling agent lenrI b. NeWfal ii war
IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
Green to bo Turned Ous.

The Aldermen instructed their Committee os
County Anairs ye,terday TO remove the ConptI oier
Once from tho Court House and to combine that buiit
ing the use Of the courts, their CLERKS, and u
sheriff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

william Freshman, nephew and clerk OF Nor
ris Altman Of 500 sixth avenue. and 1890 OF Mr.. At
mans money disappeared on the l8t1 of Novombcr.
Detective Cunning arrested FielShmsn last evening"
lie told Sergeant TAYLOR that he spent his uncleh
money In vislting Cincinnati Chicago. and other Hsse
err clties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
Prosecuting ,ho nroo,,,,r Ring.

One OF tho brooklyn Taxpayers Association
said last night inst II had been decided not
panr the papers which may he served any day this
week with either orders Of arrcst attachments. Ths
suits would he begun in New York. and would doubt
ss nclule all ut those nr.t named hongh I'M.yM
Booth and others favored tho admission OF Mr. Biissh
name. There have been many liberia subscriDuous 70
the fund to prosecute thc OF noing ON ils MI T.. T.
BackhOuse suDscrtuts the LARGEST amount Most Of The
subs rlptions have he inade with the expectation
that the sJbrrlDtrs wou be rcinhursed bY the Legfs
ature The awyers for the defence that there VIII
BE- del ay in trying me suits when once o0ticod for
nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
"ron non.,, for ,he RrooLI,n Ring"

Mayor Hunter yesterday renonlnated Jan'ea
Murphy A. President OF the Brooklyn CITY Worn
Board Alderman Strong novel to confirm the name.
Alderman Kenna opposed Mr. Murphy because he
voted for Schroeder aud Dsggttt Alderman Zindci.
intcrrupiing said Mr Murphy 10 too honest for the
Democratic Ring. TleY &C uldnt use him; that's why
thcy rejected him." Mr.. Murphy was again rel cted
II asserted that Gen s oCun, who has started .
movement to overthrow the McLaugh IN dynasy, would
be the Mavor's next nominee. lOss Mclaughlin enGb
neered Murphy rejection from the outside hall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

QUEESsTowS. Dec. s0.-Ths steamship viilo de
Drc fell IN with the Amerique Dec g. In lat 90 n
and ion. i8 W. From that dAY until the 9th heavy
gale prevailed, with very bad sea. on the 9th tho
AmcTlQle made fast To the Ve le prcst. and her
passen transferred to the Latter Toe Ve de Brcst
sailed this afternoon to Hayre Tho Ame.ioue will 90
into the docks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

John Coyle and his wife, OF wiiliamsbridrs.
retired st o'o'ock on Sunday night, leaving bod
campers Of stove closed. Yesterday morning TIE
mad servant called them but they did answer The
door oroken In. and Nj Coyl- was found dead neaf
one OF The egat windows IN the room, whicn he had
endesvored 10 open. Mrs Coye lsy IN the bod black
In the face and foaminZ al the mou h. There poe
slbty OF her recovery. MIR Coyle was b5 years old.
lie Nas an lenmenter, and MS latest EFFORT was 70
make burn lie coal and give out more heat he
was one Of tho trustees In the schoordistrlct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
A Church War Canada.

LONDON, Ont, Doc. 20.-A deadlock" oc-
CURED al 81. james Church yesterday by the non
UniOnits putting new locks on the church doors In
order To prevent preaching The UnlonGs, headed by
tic Rev Mr. GOndon nndng the church locked, entered
the mAnse sdloiuing taking tho pastoTs famhy By
storm, and held services as usual.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

Colorsd mon and white niled the roar OF
Charles Martins store last night al 1888 Greene street
Sealed envelopes and large numbers states and slips
covered the ana and the door. The drawing Just
Announced as Detective siaNn clOsed the game "
rest.ua Charles Martin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
Resum,ns worL In an Iron Mill.

LEBANON, Pa. Dec. a-'rhe rolling mill At
this place Of which John W. Bowman IL the manager
employing hundred men, reslmed work this morn
ing The ni was idle las, week By reason Of th- men
refusing account Of non. payment OF wagrs.
Several OF the hands were discnafged from further
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
OURIOsITI rs or CRIME.

Charles Taylor, notorious desporado, escaped
from the county jail In Trenton Yesterday.
Mortimer 7. CLARK clerk whose operations in
me, n. Y, stirred business circles there,
lodged In the Police Central once lat night for AAs
keeping. His torgeries amount 20 5000.
JameI McKeon OF Mamnroncck broke thros
ribs und cracked the skull Of Thomas j. NooibHdZa,
m OrangcnAn, because he was called "a Papit," aud
Justice Hhurd sentenced hun to the county jail fos
dhNa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
Tn. PuriII.tic Pnr~.n..

The trial ofthe Rev. X. Boocock for asssuitina
the Rev. H. Wright 10 HevbridEe, l.. L. resulted in
OF the jury after much contradictory
timuny had been given py Doth ccrgymen. After the
trial the brothers settled the trouble divided the costs
OF tho suit, shook hands ana sep rated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

Lewis Lesser, a jersey CITY dry goods msr-
chant. lies At hs home, 1877 wAVne street, with bulee
n his brain and three In tho region OF his heart Hs
will doubtless recover. HIS creditors, TO be nd Of
whom he sought to take his life. have agreed 70 seeeps
12k cents on the dollar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

LoSDON. Dec 20 Mcssrs. Iawton Head,
merchants shipping and Insurance agcuts, doing bust
dia bulihuCr Queen Victoria street. thfs city
have failed. Their liabilities estimated At 1850 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
Th. Por, JeryI. Revival Closed,

PoRT JERvIs, N. Y, Dec. e0.-The religious
revival In this city was closed last evening. The mum
Der Of amount to hundred the
Methodist Church. aud the converts In the other
chnrehel WIN raAe The nnnbrT 70 neaTI elEhL LlndTed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
How Long Island Burglar. Operate.

J. M. Halseys stors In Bridge Hampton. L. L,
set on FIRE and consumed carly Saturday morn
ing. onGolrz TO his barn few nours sfterw'rd Or.
wright fOuru artces bconcing In the ttOre about hs
prenis~s. HIS horse aud wagon were missing. ana q
deut that the store been robbed. The thief.
one Payne, was traced beyond sag uArbor and ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

HAVANA, Dec. 20-There was an earthquake
IN Porto Rico tho might of Dec aud 0, which
Ated grsat alsrm The capital San Juan. Nas not dam
sged. but the town OF Arecibo Almost entaelT de-
strOJe ed. Two chuiCh and only eI h uses remain,
anu they ars 80 badly damaged thoy may tAi " sni
moment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21
The City Hall Place Low,


jacob Sthuderm am mas been declared insane,
Il is ted that the msy made ta-dAj
sending hun ~ the State Asylum for Insane ConVicta-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

william Morris, respectfully dressed. was seua
TO the Hudson county aim.honse for the winter bt
Judge Davis OF Jersey City. yesterday. Morris wss
slmOst starved to dea anu las assured tho judge ~
would rather de than steal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-21

sAS SEBASTIAN, Dec. e0.-rhe Alfonsist Gen
erai horiones will begin his campaign By movement
for the relief OF this place and Hermann after which
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II. Thayer, alias James H. Coombs, was ar
rested In BoNon yesterday on charge Of cnucing .
Eureeny yeafold grl from her home IL Lewiston. Me.
ana Rfterward marrying her Ho has wife living In
Maine, and will be taken there for trial