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srspIcToN> or CHIAD MURDER.
A Boys Denth after Repeated Pounding. BY
his PHreuts.

Ralph vreeland aud his wife Susannah
were committed to the Pa--aic county Jail yea
terday afternoon on charge Of having killed
their boy. aged yeara. The family consisted OF
the husband and wife the boy and two dauRh-
tors. aged respectively aud years. one being
daughter Of MIR. Nreeand ana the other of his
wife. both Of whom had been previously mar
ried. They have lived It Doordylle near Wa
naqus, Passaic countv.on the Montclair Railroad.
pniiip was n son OF the husband by his former
lie. The boy died on friday. Hs was under
stood uf au injury received from faii while at
play on the Monday preceding. This Injury had
been considered trline, and when the body was
prepared for the grave, Nj - Jane Wills found It
covered with wounds, bruises and contu-iOns,
probably the result u repeated beatlnss and
whipptucs.
She reported the case. and Justice Van Houten
or iered Dr. McWifhry to invcstlgate. The
phS -ician made post mortem examination.
Ihe body was bruised and cut. A confusion on
Ia, neck, the result probably II avio lent blow,
had killed tho cnild. loth parents have, ac-
cording t. the neighburs' accounts. often se-
vercly punis he'd tho child. aud the stepm other
T. accused Of having been especially violent IN
her treatment. She denlcs. however, having
puniShed hin in on unroas enable manner. The
husband acknlwlcdgcs having frequently
whipped the uoY, but says thar IL WAS unlvOid-
able, and that lie wcs not unnecessarily severe.
The hus band Is -, and tue wife ~ years VI age.
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JOrriNGs 1HOVF T0WN.


"Louis."-Yes, unless you carry II In sight
ify-one Mennouites arrived from Europs
yesterday, On their way 90 Kansas.
@. II. W.-rbe Governor can exercise any 4
has iuhotoua In NY place IN the state of Now YORK.
The Ladies' Far OF 81. Peter, Church for the
hrnent OF thc parO,hin SCHOOLS " De opened he
lIlN in8t.
Billy Edwards. tha champion light weight pu.
Hal thla eitninE
Fcchter viii play his ohgntl character Of A.
W0.f itfIig La Dame aux Csmets" neIt ThurS
day Ht tue LY'wm,
Ite man who fel into the river on Delanosy
street. ru SUNDAY, was Mirulel McCdncTty, mattress
upNer, ot a}1 l'yiuStou street
The suit " the United Statos against the New
York nsents NJ r lor street N'cfast lrelandl IlhtA
tumpaM rcstrd grstr ddl 40 verdict Tor tae defen6
snis. Tue NpyrruWc,t 'uii for $4,000
4 conductor on the Elevated Railroad was an
no}cn yes't trdl A. tes saeci fora stop aver" ucS
ct. pcuNtlluA pi-aNsfr Ndutei 10 visit 4 irebd Il
Houston >rcl and coWpet h' journey 70 the BSttart
10y a later tnin,
Mrs Judith Anthpn, relict OF George N. An-
mon ush,,f ~ '1c lrc luta u lae nieG' OF Plifp
Hone, CCc Mayor of NCN lnf,, orI ON IN iSy u Jru-
the AeE ork orpinn Asylum.
Henry StarkWeather, Collector OF Assessmsnss
" 1864, retained over Sl30Uln Il icFal pprtenfARra
Tor lho recovery o. Nulch tnr city sued hui Stars
N'ih dird m Joy hti. and lui % Ftcriman YosLeE-
day grtuted tioh it tae euii te revived egainso
Lucin Ia st,rSw-sin'r. ME- aauln'strltrix
The saio of the oil amt u4ter-roior palnttns.
ton, commence A. the IcSltt G. !lery Slf Iirosa
way M evening lHrrr gve I o.. collie Ion tlr oriT,
nmls or t'Mc ~ Wntk ilat Ni. Vgau4 haS usis
p'Pu'r 'A'oIsA AiJlil'lho gISPhy
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MIR. o'CoNoR's MORrAn SICKNESS.
still Lingering. but with his Powers Of Rc-
sistancr Entirely Gone.

FORT WAsufNGToN Dec. ell =. Nm.
O'Conor's condition Is little changed since last
night. lie has grown somewhat weDker, and IA
gradually sinking. Ills death may occur at any
moment, though his strength decreases
slowly that unless a rapid decline takes place II
Is not impossible that he may live for three days
longer Any rally he may make, and he Is SO
feeble that II Is hardly possible he can make any.
can only be tempOrary. hls powers Of resist
ance Brc wholly gone, and his death IL merely
question Of cxhaustng the little strenrth he
stili retains. lie slept very little last night, and
was exceedingly low In tho morning. lie was
able ~ spaleu' '%tlc toast and water, but half
an hour ah-rwal as dtsgorgcd oil be had taken
When the physician vi'iicd him thl' afternoon
hs found that ha puisatinn h id decreased
about hvo strOkea a minute since vestcrd y, snd
his strength had failed prOpottiouatcly. lie
sad the patient might die to-nighi or might
1.-Two some day-, thuuuh the prObnhill ~
thht to-inoffnw VIII hbd MN -tiil lNing. To-
~ frOw Dr. Van liuien will visit him with DR..
h yes.
Mr.. O'Conor's mind Ia. ns II has been since the
commencement Of hts Illness. perfectly clear
and confused, though his atm ndsnts avoid
talking to him about ths ordinary ocC irrences
oftno v. lie knows nothing about tho escape
OF 1wecd. and. az his son -in-l W, Mr. SlO me,
saws, he viii probably never know any thing Ot 1t.
hut few visitDrs called nj the nonse tod v,
and none were I'D initted to the chamber - the
dying lawNrr lie sees nobody but hia imnc-
date rciatiVcs Since the tunsf and water given
to liim TN; mornlug we're rejected he II = e ten
nothing. lie slent nfuUN dufii = the dav. and
IL dnzinR now III. Van Bufen, who attended
Air. O'Conur a few Ncar- ago, when nr wa' suffer.
iiE tr ~ similar sickness, l. -aid to he thor
Oughly cnnversant with the patients constitu-
ton, tat hus no hope whatever Of his recovery.
HIS visit to morrow, the cfure, VIII he merely
one OF formuify. made raihrrto satisfy the law
YER relatives than with any hope of UeueIting
the dying man.
TRANQUILITY: His condition = Unchanged and 1t
Is MOI likely tnat he viii die before day break.
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ANornER snERIFr IN TROUBLE.
Tho T-cupc Of Two Countcrfeiters from the
Raymond street Jsii I'm Brookiyn.

When the jail officials sent up breakfast
10 the debtors prisun In RAYMOND street Jail
where John and Thomas Ioughery, the fve cent
courterfoitels, had been confined with John J.
P Ice, who perjured himself In the 1ilton-
Bcerher casc, they saw a hole cut through the
mortar and lath partition. The counterfeitep
were gone. They had cut through with dinner
knives. Once into the corridor they could
reach the loft bv the latter, yet TO the roof
through the scuttlc, jump twelve feet down TO
the roof Oi the wUmcn's prison and crawl cat
like along the beams that stretched from the
top Of the roof to the ioncc.
The fence IA about flfty feet from the ground.
snd IA braced az inst tho trecs uf the hospital
yard, AZ well ~ against the prison. Tho ground
cuul ne ensil, reached from the prison root
The knives were from the saloon of John c.
hougbery. n cousin of the prisoners, who has
furnished hem two meals day incc then con-
nnement. lie wa Witu them nfteen minutes On
sun iav evening, and yesterday he did not send
their breakfast. They were last seen about
eleven o'clock The lul fsrd watohn9n knew
nothing OF the escape unill they wero told Of II.
The Iougherys were formerly saloon keepers
In Myrtle ay nue.. Brocklyn. Thev were last
spring detected in the oAtcnHye manufacture OF
cuuuto riet nve-ccut pieces In Lewis avenue,
Brooklyn, whore they mad very extensive ma
chtucry. with when 10 IA estimated they made
nearly $4,000 worth Of -purione coin. lbey
were Jointly indicted vfti 'fllp Icwiusht, Hti
trsir ttirl occupied tho time ~ the United
states Court most of last week. The testimony
was very struuE ari,st them. Yesterday they
were called for IN the continuation ~ the trial,
hu no one rcsnunded Tor them. Gen. Catin,
thor counsel, said tla' theN hHd run away. leay-
Ing him uu word and 10 money. lI0 respectfully
Nr I.hnJ Nnen, counsel f1r phlip Levin
ski, who Wis mil cted with them, put In no de-
fence Tor his client, and tie case went t. the
lurv On tho Trlsecuf ln'3 tea timunv. They
found John and homn. Longnery and Low inski
euilN Of making counterfeit coin. Judge Dene-
dict remanded lcwin-ki sentence. lie was
confined IN tho kinys county Ienitcniinry at his
own request during hs imprislnIuent The
Lougherys are from Canada. und 1t is believed
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TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
A TERRJEJC EXPLOSION Nv a COL
LIERF IN ENOLhhD.
Tho spot where Three Hundred Perscus
Pcrishcd just Twelve Years Ago Hesrt-
rcudina PceDes at the MSuth OF the Pin


Tho spot wherc 1hrco Hundred Per.crs
Pcrished just Twelve Years Ago Hesrt-
rcuding rcepes st the MUuth OF the PiA
LONDON, Dec. 6.--AD awful explosion o0-
CURED to-day at th6 Swarthe main colIiery near
Iarnslev In the West Riding Of Yorkshire. n
Is feared that more thnn 80 livcs are lost The
colliery belongs to Messrs. Mitchell 4 Co., ands
one OF the largest IN the southern part OF Yoris-
shire. IL Is joined by underground workings
with Ednunds's main collicty, where, twelve
Yeas ago yesterday, over 40 persons perishedl
The works extend for many miles They are en-
titcly worked with safety lanps, under very
rigid discipline, and were considered safe. A
8o'clock this morning about G0 men and boys
descended and began work as usual. At e.Jp
n terrific explosion occurred. The exact posi-
tion Of the explosion Is at present unknown; but
the miners in all parts OF the pit were
startled by loud reuort, followed by
lltRc volumes Of smoke aud after damn. Those
who were anle rushed 20 the pit bottom, but the
drawing 4 .ge was displaced.
AZ soon - poss ils volunteers organized 20
So irch for tho dead ami dying. and tnose who
ha1 escaped. After being down for some time
tre volunteers reported ahpat noon that tuey
met with treat difficulty. They saw many who
were alive, but unconscous. Il 10 impOssiDls
now tu give the number OF tho IOlt II Is feared
M the first rcrort two huudiej) will no con-
hrmed, though the man gers Of the cpl,iery hope
That many M ~ he saved
iue operatives IN all the COllieries Of the dis
trtct ar Oh The spot, 4, adv and anxious to do all
s-tble TOR the relief of the sufferers. All the
l"cal surgeons have also arrivei. All those who
have been rescued thus far ~ seriously injured.
Hundreds Of men, women, and cn'drOn are
congresated at the mouth of the pit, and as the
Gisagured bodies are drawn to the surface the
scene Is ~ the most heartrending character.
The attest accounts from tho SwHiLhe Colliory
Indicate thut the total number Of lives lost n
lp The explosion was caused by careless bl .st-
ing opeTatluns.
Another disaster 81 a similar character 10 re-
ported to-day IN a coul mine near Pentyreh, In
South Wales. Twelve persons wore killed ana
Tan in
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WAsnlNGION, Dec. b.-lIhere was IN inform.i
Interchange Of opinions OF the members Of the National
kxrcuuve Democratic Committee to-day in tho airing
ton Hotel
The Hon. Augustus schell Of Now York. Chairmaa,
Jno. g. tnoHpsOu OF OhlU senator Randolph Of N~u
Jrte.y. senator M,DDnalI ui inuiaIa. cIilepro
p Ia lte Nchenry krntucNv. the Hon
WIN. II. y rum ol Cor 1ect.Cut the Hon. VIM. A.
More of Mi'1ral, Jai.rs = barr 0f P.itsJurgh Mr.
t1t"nut ksnss- ano a. ID. BtuGs I Mississippl, II
thC.r rotary, were fYerc.
Mt. So cd, tlet hartman OF the Executive Committee
ard 'htrWin OF ttr Nnti nal Democrat CON-
mifter, was anthsrHcu TO use hue GiscTeuJl
iu caIlls tho Latter uMiffrc together vito
view oi drsr ftE the time gnd place Tor the holding
ot Iho nrK hntl"Ali Democratic Convention for th4
n.m nlton q rArt ar. Tor President and Vice Press
dcnt of thH United states.
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THE ExPELLED STUDENTS.
Priuceton's secret Society boys Taken Back
In the COlicRe.

The Faculty OF the College Of New Jer-
sey IN n circular directed TO the students say
that all the students dismissed from the college
on Nov - Oh account Of their connection with
prohibited secret societies have frankly and
promptly expressed to the Faculty in appropri-
ate terms their regret for their past course in
this respect, and their solemn promise To have
no further connection with prohibited societies
while members of tho college. Also that all
Otner students connected Win prohibited sUci-
cites have unit cd IN expressing slinilIr regrets
Tor the past and urpmses for the future la re-
spcct to the trouble. The Faculty also say they
have received written decl lfatlOns signed. as
they aie assured. ry all the ncmoctS Of prOnibi-
ted secret sOcie Ics In college. that they have
been dissolved AN are not to be revived. they
therefore resolve tuat, the euds If disciphne haV-
inE been secured, tue students 50 dismissed
may, upon apI lcaton In psri0n TO the Presi-
dent, be permitted to return 10 college.
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BRuOhLYN.

Ths Examining CommittoS Of Plymouth
lhuich In httrt session lI night, considered Alrs
houltun's Hud Deacon " esi's cases.
Hugh McLnnchliu having offered to return tho
tiu lpu nl Hru-t money he retained wllD Treasurer VI
tue Ere Department, the suit Asaust aim IL " 10 dis
continued
Gam ilitl King, an aged and well-kuNwn resi-
drrt Of Rro SYN htrd Yesterday. He Que VI the
cun1tucturs ~ !e water worAs, Anl for many Yeas
President OF the Mqirr Board.
Mr., Murphy told the Ridge directors yester-
day that tie First Nalunal Bilk uf Villa sburgli,
Nicl h IA bf a-ssH eh fl'uD1 of tr trtt fcates a
Indebtedness h'd iusfiuttd .ul 10 recover the sane
I' as'igamtn ou' Of ihe ohCiss saii, was made by
klnsiley end kdoncy
The health authorities ars accused by Mira.
Maertz of allowing The body OF sualp1X patient tO
remain a. lol tckloh street fory ciglt hours alter
Walls rope N LuflrtorY SiPr street that they are in
dMH nom close proximity " the Uullding where pk,
ucnts elgIhlpg Is burusd.
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SPARKS from mr. rELrGRAPH.

Orange county farmer are combining to de-
mand money for thtir uilA on deIvcry.
young son Of samuel O-lo0d. ~ Saco, Me-
was drONLrG yesterday IA the saco river Whis skAs
M.
seth Clark, an old aud conspicuous resident
sud business inan of buffalo, yesterday fatally Sho'
hiltrl through the Iesd.
The body Of Il. J. Adams OF Bellingham.
Mas, mis- ing since Iuesogy. wa iound Yesterday
lie lti irultn to death.
Tho body of Job Barry, who has been missing
from lruNil"uc 60 for several usyA found on Ban
day 40 the blaCsstOue river,
Tho funeral ~ Cap. Wolfe, pilot OF thu
steamer CitY OF WNco, burnt AZ Galveston, was cod
enn /cdaI Mvsdc br ge' Coun yesterday
The steamer c. IL. u rfce. from New Orlsan
Tor the Red l.Ntr Nhri Twelve miles up the river
her steam llpe nud Killed OHt man ana so.ddrd hrsa
Ilree others liiupcI Oytr truoIrd AID wore drowned.
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WAsHlNG1ON, Dec 6,-1he Secretary OF War,
in his annual report states that tho army
as 900 Fnlsimens have increased dosertions
largely diminished last year The actual e1pendi.
lures OF tho War Department Tor the year ending June
30, lali Inc uding river ana harhor improvements,
were ft2 a7 8i II the same for the last h,ca year
euuing june 30, lhfh were til217HfA2St thOwlng 4
Iouucuon OF tlois .3JA6 Tue estgates tor tue null
ahltisnuent ur the ensuing nscql year ending
Juue 49, 1877, s3iia2 O150i sr for TIE current
fiscal year euniug JuHt 3d. 1870, were f2. 1874 500 %
that purpose Tor the current noa year were US 727
AN
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GALVESTON, Dec. 6-Advices from Browns
VILE 81 te tnat Judge Mendas 81 the Federal Court 1t
M,amoras ha. been ordcred 90 Camargo Ivy Prcsiuout
LNril tu Investigate Nc NAitN - rutd ON Los IuUyus
eiN mites Kooye LroNutyils Oy the Shcr n uOrse
Itrd srr ted the arrest nug erai shots, whom the
hhtrl, men idulri MN Nlth huci.. purse OF 5000
was ul dc up ~ hr'NusNile aYd presented to Ca, l.
MUNsly for hs rOApauy "a. testimonial Tor sery ices
In |
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WILAIamsHIKGH rRAoEDr.
The sansuinnrv sequel 10 Wight between
Policemen Ht "a Picnic.

Thomas Langan. VINO for several years wac at
tsch,d 20 tue Metropolitan and brooklyn police iorccs
~ssye.ternY arrested ana taken TO the Fourth street.
Nilllansnurgh, llce station. Ia which he used to
Guy. charge OF murdrr, his victim uelng Dsnel su-
ton OF 10 Norh ffsn street, with vhon Lsngan had
pcen r.nkus. Lahsau sinsscd ~. N the D. lice
tofce ab ut esutccn months ago for participating Ia a
ngt between pOic"ilcL ht a lirnic. hnu siuct thAt
tune had teen uusD Obtain rinpio. T..
uie h. ana sutton ere "sihuE auus - nud s.re,t,
near Nutth S,cn4U, Yr-ttrdaN, LiFN pu rfcled, and
LAufan sHDOtl Su tpn n me chest, hucting prob--
by f.t ! suupd After he Wa ru sutton ffi "a "a
Stlne and thT.w n ~ IargAn, bar dd not MN. Hnd
mnWclt Ntcrehiu Ia gah Wes srre-trH. Tre wound
el man Nss taSeu to toe ta.tern District Hospital.
lllstn stu that ne ACtu u rrtde4euC, sutton had
Tie h.unU t.lsed when he sauce hu Min the Anile.
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Application for a new trial has been made ia
the cases OF Thomas Ghligan and George r. L imley.
the Jerey city Judges OF Election wro we're recently
convicted Of fraudulent counting and making false
IN The n,iced Juqges are bsckedhy the Pa,ona
Iiub. the most powerful md Wealthy Rcpunuran Or
gn.ZAon IN tho state, ana at whose nradquai lie
rrtnrnu wlSHltered. II under TODD that unless the
prohors are snelded from the punishment that their
crime they will make some startling develop.
mrrts nullc 4tiug the members Of the club ana con
ulicuous trpunlran officials In the citY Judgs Hon.
Al An ru uia u
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A GnI'- Terrible Dcnth.

" MIC " W"Tk Oh Iht lhITu HOoT OF IIV Grahhm
avenue, prookljn, last evening, Augusta Nenarrr.
aged 10 years, received tho burning of an eH.
plodcd Kerosene anp 10 her lap. She all blars
toward the door, followed by her mother, who was
severely hurucd iu her thurts g. save daughter
The glr M stairs f,r rouin ard ihru foll
tkuAustrd, 1nru a nrll huUr ihrca feather be nn
her nd "Ntlugushod tnc mes Surgeons Low enetein
ANA esse Nhv we're cAurd IN ehiu tlat nOihng cuuId
be dOuc 10 relieve her lirr nesh peeled oI IN vrips
Enu last uignt she .s dring.
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The Maryland Arrorney. .,.eneral-hip.

BALrtMOHE, Dec. 8.-Gov. Groome TO day de-
lNerel MS opinion on the contest tor the Attorney
Gcnoraship Of tins state. lie decides thar by the
tnrns crrtinod hy The clerk he finds Mr Gwynn duly
elected hud o. o no II auy qutlh"d for the tlce Uf
Attorney ,GVnfrAl, lie however Wilhholis a cunmit
sion, rtqiu ~ GNYnu 20 or!nF the case 3cfure the
courts uf mauNtuu. 10 decide - tnc constitutional
puNrr of tnN Gusrfnur 10 near the contest II MI
GN|nu iais 10 flute prOceedngs without delay, tue
GlNtrrOr WIZ proceed 10 Orru tnr Gaze himself The
Cove nor apuUiut'd a. B. iiagunr, o. TO represent
him IN anl proCteullgs 80 the courts.
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What Killed the vicc-Prc.ldru,.

DR.. william A. liammond's paper. read before
tho New YORK Ncuro!o-lcal society ast ni.ht On
The Cause OF Wee. pre.licnt Wilson's Dcatn," and
Was hat aei 20 tr i,e .sscs number Of physicians
ever col &c tcd A. meeting pf n sUcic y. Ihu pap
~. IN lsrl tr n.ca aud ftoo@ . I've nstlrr - a
Cltlcsm 90 The report OF tnF tNluinsflDn ~ Mr. Will
sons oody, Wate BY br. H.Ntrr. nr. Hammond la
clned 10 the belief ia tlr Vie Prc,Icits dealh
40. tsuslb ol .pop-Ai, oGt by the plu- ging up Of
weasel u lr
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At the meeting OF the Iammany Society last
evening, resolution Nas passed directing tho Grand
Sachem TO appoint commiltee 10 consider aud report
T. TIC society whetheri IL necessary and proper
mead tlc Institution tulf hereafter the Druccedings
or the society snail ne open.
The HoL fordyCe a. LAhin, the Hon. Orests CleVe-
lana, the hnn. kihnrf H. Waterman, The Hon. Henry
J. Gu en. Conner NnIinan, seth &. Douglas. Hugh
nalLon and lNMr--ea -Ln-Ls mrr- ln-L-Lt.l.
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NEW JERSEY.
InstIcs stnn.brongh Of Nowark 1. dond.

Mrs. Oswald was killed nv - locomotive at tho
IomuuuirtW Depot ycale dif And Master Mechanic
Williams wa seriously iiq"rciih fryinH g. save her
Felix knapp, q sailor IN the Bromon steamer
Amtrct Tell tfum The yatd arl rsteray afternoon,
epl slriAius mead foremost on M deck wss santlI
killed
Tho Supr0me Court In Trenton Yesterday or
dered ht ksstX county No rd ~ frcenudrrs 10 otmlt
to eca's IN their nody Ne'sr4. iungsss and new Il
reir eniniiy"s from h'll'Nlr, IN place OF hessrs
Kennedy and skuurr, who wcr" admitted ast spring
ON account OF D.. glass and RuWt, Wao were eltc ed
- a.; lhi' .N.s 'h9 a.lol u sie u0sIa " Tue
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A Achoo, Teucher,. Di,cov.rx

Charles Schroeder, an eight-year- old school
boy found BY his teacher to have TIA back OF
both hands badly burned ami On inquiry the boy said
iuJury had done hY hH mother with hot table
knif" the father holding him meanwhile. The parents
were arrested aud was learned lhat they had TO- prrd
oiu, gyns ~ reason that George. the younger had
burned TIE bahi hand, and that Charles had allowed
HIM ~ 10 H. 1ne parcrts re hcI 10 bail yesterday
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The Philadelphi. aud Reading Company'A
eleva'or, Adams street. brooklyn Loss, fs,OOD
the barns connected With the Hartford Town
Almsn0utr we're burned nst cNeuilg, with forty tons
@ nay, nve COWS Two h1fses, tarmn, implements &c
LVss about e 900 insurance. 5000.
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DR.. Leyering saw burglar ia his residence In
Newark avenue, jersey CRY, ON sunday ngat, Aiming
revolver me fellows head he kept hin under sur.
ytllianc- uutii tho arrival OF OH Tue thcf Was
rc"s1ihed Dy lhc pVice As professional from n ew
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George Ellis, who Ia supposed To have besa
connected with the Ludlow burglary In Yonkcrs. sn<
the Gcrinrns masked burglary, lttthpten to e~cAp<
om CSit Mansin Of ihe onkcrs p, nee Ou sAturda3
~ jumping frum the train near CHtSAl Wulle boinf
taken to Utica Tor identification. He was severed
bruised about hack.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-Dr. Hslmbold's s BROTH
er says that the Doctor was discharged from the
Bloomngdalu Asylum Friday last by the Governors
pred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07

The library Of the Ludlow street Jail has been
inerea ed TO 100 lunes. THIS handsome collection
Of hooks Derun by Dr A. II. Carter Of the Church
OF the HOW Saviour. VI ting chaplain OF the lail.
Through t.e cxrltiuus Of Rs Iluut Gilbert lOOS Vol.
unes we're added 10 the 0rAry On Wednesday Last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07
Nominating Gram for rhlrd Term.

boston, Dec st llrge meeting to-day sl
tue Methodist Episcopal sabbath school Union and d
the Tract society. sad also Weekly Prcachcrs' ths
M eiing COM risug nc4rl -vJ mni,ters bshOp lavea
urged As measure Of sltty tor the public. the
nomination ui Geu. OraLt Tor PresId ent. MS remark
Wtru adOnled BY unhnlnl .Ms vOle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07

Terence J. Mcdonald, the Director of tho
Board Of EDUCATION oi Jersey Cty Indicted for mai
C1urI To- ienc~ us benGs. but Ia failed ~ appear. HI
UOuds we're fOrtrlted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07
The GrandDukc NichoIn. ENIIed.

ST. PLTFKsBURO, Dec. 6.--'lhe Grand Duke
Nicholas Orutntr Of who Abstrarted moth
cr's diamond aud gave them TO an H,rrss
lie1 tO the Caucasus for dcOt and dlsOruerJ LIFE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07

In the case u iiham II Brown, on trial In
rhauU phia iug sac Inurdeg o. hs Wfe bessie ia July
last, ihe jury rr.tcrday renGercd verdict VI nurder
In the second deg o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-07

Charles A. Townsend to he Commissioner of
PARKS In place Of nauicl u. whitney numnttion Lid
on the table nv the Aldermen sidney V. Lowru and
fiahcir Iurs tu uc rae ~. oi ihe L.tcntou Board,
npunltinrs cclNrmcd it-. murphy hc Irrslucut VI
Tue CJ NUrks Board. nuAluatiOh aid GA tue taVle.