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rnE BrEwERHArEN EXPLOSION.
Another steamer said 10 be Carrying un TX
piosive Instrument.

A despatch wns received from London
Yesterday. saying that the llremerhaven Zcuung
asecrted. In spite of all contradictions, that &C
cording 10 Thomp-ons confessions there Ia an
explosive package IN the steamer saer, the CON
sort Of the Moscl, and that one has already been
discovered
Oclrichs Il Co the agents for tho North Ger
man Lloyd line. say that they have no confidence
IN the despatch. They yesterday received a
despatch from SOUTHAMPTON, where the salier
had arrived. and whence she was expected to
slari either last night or this morning. She
had no cargo when the explosion occurred, hut
nitcrward TOOK the cargo uf the MuSel. There
was the greatest care taken In examining the
packages, and the agent. scout the notion that
The explosives could be hidden In the hold Of the
Salicr.
tails Of the accident for week ut least The
Salicr Is due here about the 2nh Of this month.
1t does not appear that William King Thomp-
aon waA "a native uf IIroohlyn, though hc pruba-
lly once lived IN that city. Mr. GEORGE 4. STEM,
the publisher ~ the New York DiSik /cttung,
u Chaiihnm street sny- nat IN iN'9 he rnine
and 'Fhomp~un was passenger by the same
steamer. Altcr his arrival Mr.. stem met him in
New York. lie describes him ~ "A nue-luoking
man. with reddish hair and whishcrs. ON nhUard
the steamer he told his fellow Passengers that
he was "A native of pctrrshurg. Va and wn- go
Ing to ,i-it some of his rcistives In California
when Mr.. Stem met him IN New Nork he cN-
pressed surprise that Thompson had not gone To
NhAllllilld anu ub rhl'l VI AihN
had been a blOcsadc runner during the WAR aud
~ympathycd 50 warmly with tho South that his
residence In this country was not liAely 10 he
pleasant. and he had decided upon returning to
Germany
MIR I. ". ReiWer. nm Importer. OF 2l white
street, saws that when he WAS staying I'm Dresden
few years ago, Thompson was living there.
lie was known more or les intimately To- all the
| Americans there. and was supposed To be In
anluont circumstance. lie lived in good style
| and bore an excellent reputation.
Thompson said that the lockade-rinnlng
in tish H.ax tad AL led
| the ." Old Domuiun." bat there IL no record OF
| any vessel OF that name heing 50 engaged
| Mcssrs Oulrichs n Go. -iy that, 80 far M they
| have been able to discover, no in-urances Of q
| doubtful nature were effected here upon the
! cargo Of the Musol and they think that the plot
! tn blow up the vessel in mid ocean wa- not i'm
| probably, the device OF a cray man.
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sPARKS rRoM THE rHAHGRArn.

J. VI. Goldsmith & Co., NJ boston, dealers in
naval stores. have flIlcd tor tl2iOO1.
ATTORNEY -Grnrril Weeks has been elected to
thr NoNa scotia Legislature ior Oupbor.usa - ana
iiiy Of Is.
EG,Gov. John C. Brown has been ppolnted
woe President 81 tue lrAas i-'lae .'airo-d and las
teeep. ed tue plsi.
here are eighteen inches ~ snow In James
town y. and the ucrnoullt + Yesterday was four
dcLfecs ABOVE zero,
benjamin ". ihAVer, one NJ the propretors
OF tho huston Tn '.trc aud turmnry Journalist and
~elrknO~n hnsllesa man, di,d ia Bos'on on Friday
night, aged sItr-onr years.
Thomas Lynch, \ workman In the Delaware
LAokawannH and West 'rA Railway tunnel WAS sirucG
on tho head by piece OF rock tina. rolled from the
wall Of the tunne last evening. aud fatally injured
Mr.. states jewell. VINO would nave been aged
nj y-nine yrnTs ou tho ION ~ mex January died in
blmtosa un IuonY M, wife, unrtJ right wears old
is IA good heath, colY' rscs Ateinfrn1y, ana reads
o"lf MI Jtr ilt lu-lllrI tu 1870, aud nIs o. i
eLII, bora AZ 1891. Hs stiu INtHg
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4 BROOKLYN DIVORCE SUR.
A FATHERS ATTEMPT to take his Daughter from
her IIn.bnnd ON the pIen OF Insnniy.

An action for divorce in which tho plain
TIL vas John Pope. the father Of the wite, was
tried In equity before Judge Nelson, In Brook
lyn yesterday. The suit was defended by Pat
rick Edward jeffrey, the husband, who ayers
that he loves his vile aud that she loves him.
He married Miss Annie Pope IN May. 1873. clan
destinely. She was under twenty years " age and
her mother was opposed to the Catholic Church,
to which her husband belonged, and for these
rcasoLs they concluded to keep still about 1t.
They lived together IN II January d, 1874, at
witch time she returned to her parents. Jcnrey
has not been permitted TO see he's eince. . he r.
ther ALLEGES IN 4 hs daughter was insane and tnst
jeffrey took ydvantDrc - her weak mind,
ana ~ fraud induced her tp marry hi;r. So that
he might scpive some OF her fathers property.
Inc defendant introduced IA witnesses n uum
ber Of young ladies who were his wlfe's inti-
mates, aud they replied to questions touching
her nationality that she didn't talk any more
foolishV than otper young lidies. ten. Ctonke,
the plaintiffs counsel, In questioning Jedrevs
brother, asked him u j, frey was not " regul
kerr The young ma1 aud the Court wee
pUHzird. Gen. truOke said that every Ninth
Waider sho aid know that a So ker was one
whom liquor mude stupid, aud u det and dun /:
ana that man who was made furious Nv drink
was not sOaKer. Tho witness agreed that his
brother must nave been soaker IS he was
vetyquiet IN hi4 cups. jeffrey testified thai his
vito was bright and strong, and that they liv d
haDpiy The family did nos Ike his religion,
and tnev forced her TO come home. The ploln-
tit sues und r the ltw whicn m the case OF "A
lun tic allows tue next Of kin to Institute SUIT.
The jude r served his deCisIOn.
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struggle on Locomotive Between tho
EmgInncr nnd Two Policnmcn.

New Brunswick, ~ j., has an ordinance
against the boogng OF street crossings by trains j.
Wesley Hartmann. an engineer frcight tram. nnJ.
ing necessary to stop across the Albany street cross
ing long enough 10 take In water Oicers Carrgan aad
VI son jumped urOn the locomotive and rested MN.
Hartmann said ne wuuli g. WIN them Us soon As he
had run his 10. omouye across tne nrdvc and llid
up, lhey said he must gci auNn Al once. iartmi II
nullc the thrOlc valve wl'e open ani let her 20. ON
cor tnirgan, who WIS Oucr hraheman fhut II on,
the ofiocrs Cuchcd hartmann, AMI tried 10 pull
I'm of the cnglne but he stuggcd o.ch 10 IN, ihro'
tie wave ana pulled II olon again So II went On untl
Hartmann got his luCOmuiiNe across tho urlnge. n"
hady cuhbri, and one Of tbs officers presented
pistol nj his hrad. Hartmann nlrd A2O by the Re.
,orier and mado connteTcharse aSaln,t me on ers
Tor assault ltlHsiid that his superior officers have a
tnOrzed INN, II anOtier policeman attcmptA 90 get ON
his enkue, 10 knocA him down with hs wrench. Ihis
AIN "A
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Mr.. Peter Gabriel of Perry, Me-, landed In thi,
city yesterday on his wy TO Philadelphia. He walked
iowa tne Desbrosses street ferry Canal aud West
street, When near tho ferry he met Charles Tweed
former resident ~ MIR Gabriel n.tive town. Mr..
Tweed wa, 80 delighted a. meeting MS o friend tuat
ne 81 ted On carving hii vaiige for him lie
ovcIjOi ed when be learned ia u Mr.. g br bound
for aielpnla, as he him e was going ththcr b, tho
next tram, ID they might I 'vs ted uin Of mo
Journey IN recalling OLD umes rhcy Fel led unti thor
reached store IN West rect the preisa location Of
which Mir Gabriel inuot recall. Mf. Faced naked
friena to wait dc will he transact sOnir bust
ness within Mr.. Gabrel waited IL too late u
his tr.n. aud then began u quire Tor Mr. Tweed lie
says the se cDntsucd $3.50, besides cloth ng Mr..
Tweed has not been seen suce.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE ny TINS
STN'S REPORTERS.
The Accused Hnving-i Banks Onicini--Ths
Evidence Agninst Thompson w. Decker
MIR. Lnimbecr's just IndiRnation.

Ebc Accused rnNiuESi Banks Omctnis-Euh
Evidence Against Thompson w. Decker
MIR. Lnimbecr's just Indignation.
The examination OF Thompson W.
Decker, cx-prcsidcnt Of the Third Avenue Saw
ings Bank, on accusation Of perjury, was cop-
cluded yesterday. MIR -. a. Mcdonald an OK
port accountant, who has been examining tho
books oi the bank. testified that at n meeting of
trustees In December 1877, a report was made by
n special committee appointed under resolution
offered 10y Mr. Iauhcer showing a deficiency in
estimated values Of over Sni.Wn. and r'al dct-
cheney in salahle values Of over S.b1UD. Tho
bahN had been paying interest out of principal
Tor over three years past. Tho St'N reporter WAS
told that when MIR. Iaimbecr discovered from the
abONe-inentiOned report the Insolvency Of tho
bank, he ut once advised that IL he wound up,
and sent In his resignation. Tho board. how
ever, voted To 20 on. Soou aft.rward blr Lhm-
beer happened to bo passing The bank and saw
his name on the window. In the list ~ trustees.
lie went inside. and .aid that 1T the name was
not eXpunged he would break the window with
stone.
MIR. Ashbel y. Fitch will sum mp for tho prose-
cutiun on the 9th Inst, and Mr. Henry l.. Clin-
ton for Mr.. Decker
The case- of Me-srs. Daniel BATES, William q.
Cafiuan, David Morgan, and John n. Lyon will
come up on Ihursday next At Jefferson Market.
There will he an adjourned meeting tO-mOr-
row evening ~ the depo4itors Of the Peoples
savings Bank at 2O Third avenue.
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A Burglar Cnp,ursd by a servant Girl.

Lst evcning burglar was discovered upon
te root Of he extension ~ he - Mr y YES
ter I. Best, -. h street. Wilhamsburgh. o. being
= costed bJ Sir. Best. he compelled that gentleman
10 retire b, presenting revolver then he descend
cd to he yard ~ meAn'.of srp- nrbor. Mr..
Hrt Cav 90 alarm eIl vera igIIur- IA
Nicer Abbot took up the cha-'. Two 0l the gh-
Or- IRE Knocked down UN The fugitive, whom
Ia dkCnar-eA chamber - TIE revolver. inc tnlef
I4mherci over several fences AMI hur-tlng open the
rear door to the eucc Of Sr ANr gray, IL Bed
fori avenue h- W, ra ur d acid by tuc -crN iut
Rlrl until Oilcer Ah1u.t trr.Y. 4 rle truOF tue
name John MhttaNel uu he refused 10 name hs real.
Ieut
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rTrrsBuHOH, Dee ls.-John A. Fiuney, who
hAs ior tnc pc, three ye,rs been doing commission
ousiness In TINS city, arrested todlY On rtquis-
tion from Gov Alien Ohio Tor fr.uD uieh pr4ctcts
IN soliciting conti-uments OF nour grain, ara other
oduoe from the Western states leuuancr- on which
were lndth it'f Postponed from time 10 time, With
1utc4t 10 driT nj sht p.f-.
a uunio-r Z fnrmeis. nourug mills end merchant,
IN Al toIsin, ohu, Nhgos, an OtncT Wet rn states
lave b1ti heavy o'rrs, 20 hri. al cgclt At FAurY
iu th4o Netr- hua,-rI for uuc OF fs5 uO1. fr ah
taken tO.uAy D., tue ahrfid Of LOrra4ne cOuutY 10
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4 Morn EMS BRUTALTTF.
A Deaf aud Dumb t:irl scratched, founded
and Choked In Jersey city.

Margaret Wilson. young and prepos
ses7ine deaf and dumb girl, was the complainant
against her mother, susan Wilson, Ia Justice
keese's Court jersey city, yesterday. Miss Ida
Schulcr. companion Of the dumb girl, inter-
preted the questions and answers by signs Mar
gdret story was that her mother was cross and
cruel to her, had otter beaten horand In evidence
she showed hngcr marNs and nail scratches on
her throat and body. Her mother had often tried
to rhonc her she said. several other witnesses
testified Ia the brutality Of she mother and the
presence OF bruises on the girl AT different timea,
which she signiied had been produced by beat
Ing. Justice keese sharply rcbiNed Mrs. VIII
SON. and declared that her daughters condition
should hwaAcn pity and suggest the kindc-t Of
treatment rather than brutality. She was lOcAed
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Information that Ovcrwhe med the senate
Committee y Yesterday.

Daniel Corkery, a foreman OF the Department
OF Pub c works. testified that the story told to the
committee by Joseph Burke last week. to tas ct
that he Corkery) crunk the 4th day OF OCTOBER
aud that he absent the four days following was
iaee. Detective Richard ng said that ne ~ent to
FlOrldA requsitiVn Tor the masked burglsrr,
Csrhell ant nGan- thai ~hrn he s-rvrd there DoDb.
been rrlease4 consequence OF letter receN q
from Capt. EDWARD Welsh, Of the On Hundredth
street Police, vouching tor DoObs good reputation
District Attorney fhe p- saiu that he a. received no
oric notice OF he stay Of proceedings IN John
polau's case Oy Judge Dou hue Tue Only intmAi -
OF such proceeuiugs was IN letter ~ hin from =
A
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TESTING NEW Law.
why Judge Donohue t'ranted n Writ ofHrror
and saved Dolan from the Gailows

why Judge Donohue Granted Writ ofBrror
and saved Dolan from the Gallows
Judge Donohue said yesterday that there
had been no conference between himself and
John Dolan's counsel concerning any irregulari-
ty In the proceedings. He wrote to Mr.. Beach
TO know why the District Attorney was not
warned OF the application Tor writ OF error,
and Mr. Beach said he supp that he had
been notified. An explanation on the part Of
counsel sUi-Hed Mr.. Phelps. and no attempt
will be made To qu- sh tne writ " granted the
writ" 4 dd the Judge, because this new law
has never had construction, and Mr.
Beach -ured me upon mis- honor that he
considered " important that the Court Of Ap
pc Is snoul1 Ddss upOn tbs point raised. be-
sise Dolan Ia Ioor and has no fUoneyed friends
he should not be Illegally hanged. Dolan Ia
Just "a much entitled to ma legal rights - ricn
IN n. and " he i hung he should 90 hung le-
gal "" Judge Donohue did not in'end
granting the writ. to express any opinion OF the
case upon It's merits. odt simplv TO give Mr..
Beach. ss counsel for the prisoner, an opportu-
% a beard.
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1wo MIALIONs ~ CONTEST.
Tho WIN Of the Man who Once Owned tho
United Stutcs Hotel.

United Stntcs Hotel.
An important Will case has occupied the
attention Of Queens county, Surrogate llayner
during the past week. II involves the estate Of
Samuel Lcgcctt, who died thlrty-nye years ago,
leaving several children as heirs OF all estate
valued at s2OolOO1 Ieggett at one time was
owner of the United States Hotel In New York.
aud lie spent large sums Of money In improving
It. and at length sold 1t for an amount smaller
than the price he paid for IT, lie an cxtensive
called pointed or giinlct screw. Mcs-rS, tue and
SChermcihuru were appointed executors of his
estate Ia lS4i. and they still hold that office.
though two of Mr.. lcggctts sons have been CO.
executors and active managers Of the property.
The sons have been removed. one on the charge
OF Irregularities. Since 1888 Mes-rs. Cox and
Schermcrhuin nave had the practical manage
allowed samuel l.eggett Jr. to mi~appropriate n
portion of the money. Lesgett died in lSlu. and
h, irregularities were discovered soon after
ward IL rs alleged that Srhcrmcrhorn received
Sll.trr which hc considered tn he payment for
services. htu which, IL H. asserted un the part "
the state. to he simply "A loan II /, also said
that he received Slh.'ss more ON account. and
that he paid with the money his own taxes II
St.5cJ About the same time he bought lands in
rcnurssee. and lac Will be asNcd To t,l ia what
WAY he acquired title to them. Mr. Nehtrca
W illeis wife of the Flushing supervisor, H. the
contcsting heir, and IL l. asserted that the cX-
ecutur- air responsible to her for all the losses
to the estate. Mr.. Cox contends that SchtIiurr-
horn II liahle and the latter holds that the re-
possibility j. equally divided. The counsel are
to submit the legal points la the case WITHIN ten
| Iak.
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The new Roman Catholic Church Of Transug-
ur ZION Hooper street and Marcy aycAur ID ded
Gated MS morning.
rms bev. VIM. 7. Fitch, late rector Of 81.
Marks thurcn, has received and accepted call 20 St
Mays church. Castirton avenue West Brighton :.
Frank Sh tugnnessY. 10 years Of age, arrested
yrs'ruay Tor drubkr.ttss attempted 10 hang ELI
- hs ecu door ~ inc ugs strre police stsuO1, wa
u-u4seulEn b. means Of strap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-19

John Gaffney was one OF seven worEmen
lowered In the Ducget shaft No. OF the Delaware,
Lackar..ra and Western tunnel through Bergel lllIl
on Fra night On gettus - his coat cauSht IN no
hook ~ the bucket, snd the sigrat ''' A~A 'na
inc been given GaiineY Jerked up. his Houi a'"s
been su-prnded by his at "a Il. About frlY - ~
the rpped Ganey fell to the rough and rocky
bottom botn arms we're broken aud he received fatal
Internal iuiurles.
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Auditor Tharer,. Examination Postponed.

ALBANY, Dec. ls.-Auditor Thayer appeare
before the luyesugailug Commi,eion this morn
iug AMI said that though he yesterday thoueht h.
= ou.d be prepared this morning to gO with hs
.,n ton d, hau fDugu that ~ Woud take consider
90. umc TO ObtaiA thr u, ,ccsrary pager, r thr pur
- lie WA, therefore. compelled to ask furth 'r
nnstrA lement untll MurdHY morning. ~nen he Nould
T.. produce tAr papers rgtcrr t.. The cual-
M 'hr Conml-,IDu. ter referring 10 tue c--
a., fr = STE, asNrd thc Oiidiun "t the commission
fby Anata request Mr.. Maglnr sad IL Was hls
on ininn r, Wha the Auior said that the POSTPONE
n.'t "a ,Ui 'prdlie the eX4uiu tlJn. as rnlt uld
on "a N ON h tnr pos, puu"nent HHs agreed 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-19

Mrs. Catherine Lcwls, better known as KATY
Lewis died at Fort Lee, N-N Jersey. Thursday ~
the aye OF eighty years. She the widow Of
Commander In tue United States Navy who Won Ills
rank from the deck. For many yea the old woman
had Ned one. ony emerging oc, a. ona ly wnen bust
ness required e. kent duuOle with age, and naking
her way p.infuy. sne had The reputation auiung the
ignorant OF being witch, ana SHE shuunc &C.
cordlngly. Real she was luon III We y non
est ola woman, thou N avoided her neighbOt aud
lived the lite OF a recuse
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OTTAWA, Dec. ls.-At the instance Of the Fish
AMI Game Protection soceJ Tor the Counties OF Pres.
cot and uSsel turty hunters from the United states
arrested t,r kllling dreT uut Of traH IA In he
Nlduity ul Moose CrceA. They were hneI anu tnelr
game CunhbCiteu,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-19

Patrick Shanahan, accused Of stabbing Allco
Cunningham In her ,use In linnei sire g. Ryonne on
Frd,y the 1oth inst, again the doc the First
District Court. Jepey city, yesterday 1hrrIghout
the examination OF the witnessea he exhibited the ut
most leVity aid appeared to tret thr aDbidg
goo Jjkr. Mrs, Bridget LatOnrct'e Living IN tn"
nouse woman who stApb u, tcstiht tlat
Mrs Cunning ~ told hrr tnat shanahln had II bed
hcr. Chef C Police iney ~ Bayonne trstinrd that
Shanahan had told hin ut Mrs. Cuuniughs had
TAKEN 80 from his pocNet, ami that the ha
stalDe her ShRn man com nitfeI for tr i TOR
" atrOclous assault with intent 90 XIII"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-19
Y0UNG WOMAN's FREAKs.
Inducing her Friends TO Prepare Feast for
un Imaginary MarraEe.

un Imaginary MHrriage.
Ellon Wood, Is years of age, OF Iloboken,
mas made her family 80 much trouble by her
strange freaks that the county physician wfs
called to examine her. He found her to be
sane enough to take care Of herself, aud would
not give certificate of insanity. Her mani IL
th ~ sho Is eoing to be married. and she ind ices
;,Tr rel LES. w..h . i-u sihle ,als, I" provide
tue wedding feast, ana wncn the tune arrives
neither groom nor bride appe RS. Aflef several
persons mad been sufferers bv her tric X, sue
cuanged her mode Of deception, and called on
the tradesmen IN Hoboken, told shem sne WAS
setting up housekeeping, wAs mnri d. ana
wanted variety Of goods sent to different
places she uesiguAted sue wls arrested, but
WAS discharged. as there was ne evidence VI
fraud uleut intent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-19
THB ON WORLD's VIEWS.
The Bosnia Rebels TO Continus the Counlct
nntil The TURKS are ExpeIIed.

RAGrsA, Dec. IA conference OF tho united
Chrsu representatives u Bosnia held IN Jaru-
mica yesterday 10 dcus, the present prospect OF
conf ct ~itH the Porte and To agree upon plan for
nliieI aCuon Elghty representatives serr present..
u Msr unanimously re-oll'd 60 cpnunu" he Cuunict
unll the ur,s wrr x lel ed r. tnr errtury. Gen
l. ovtch the Leg ltH ~ tle nHt iud Govern nrnt Of
Herr soNiIn. VII Sist the captas aud inc pns
% accord Oeat.crcut rcCDxiJ TO the Hcrzsg gVFtu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-19

JohD McAndrews. the contractor Of the new
LAckawahns and Western tunnel through
h 'rRen Hin. quarrened with Martin Stanton . work
insman, In November Ast, and thrust the point Of
an umbrella into stsntons eye. stanton b. s,nc,
ami DR.: Sunby Yesterday I-lt Tor Justice Davi- to
have StansOn'' Ant'.nD tem deDosition fanl1 Mo
Andrews had been reir on a. 900 nail bui y Ia na
reafreSA-h Last evening stanton vas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Tn. Eastern RniIroad,. Financial rroubIc.

BosToN, Dec. ls.A large meeting OF bond
hooers " the Eastern Raro was held here to-day
see what coud De done TO help the road Out ot Its
prest financial troubles. Barring Brothers submitt
p an Tor mortgsging the road for fourteen millions.
bItI huut faNuraOY receiNeui nor Was tne prDpO
~ Tor receiver AnIthrr comhlter, ON the part OF
hpud iudrls TO confer Aitn the director
iLt'd The pr, position to appoint trustees TO man.
a. tue rOAd 10 cOnsdcrcd most frasDe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-19
Medicine ior Wounded Cubnns.

Por,ons to whom Spanish IA the native Ian
guagr nlled lfenor Han last evening uu iua and
dramatic cnicrtainmont given oy the "l4depandence ~
Cuna society 20 aid IN sun lying wounded Cul ans
wuh medlDlnsE Dr. lus \. Bafit uuactrd Wltn goat
Vgur the ptinclpa, claricter In ar ma, 1hr Death
of fDcdn,' t"uudtd un fs't slLrrt tho lsNurtr
Vohnti, ana bis tal ntrd wife, iurmurT Ierusa
CaucnO, we're the priaupN musci ms
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Frederick Albrecht, OF - vandewater street,
attempted jump the front platform Of Y urih
avenue yes erday, as was turnin; from ah IN
into Centre street lie missed his footing and fell
under tne car tnia wheel rppe the ncsl from lis
left eg. laying bare the bone lON tn- kuee. He ~As
taken to the Chambers rect nOspt l. ihn harneit.
the dfivoT, vO@cI w In tue CITY Hall PoAce sta
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benefit Performance In the Academy Inst
eyunng H4H IN ad OF the French beneyoleut Society.
The French comedy. "On Demande un GOyerneur,"
aud he. Julictte Clarence In Les Brebs de- Pa
nurge," Comprlsed the entertainments Nile Clarence
shovel her splrtru NeiHaltIiy in the chaTacter Of
nd'tha D'sr'L NJ f'o.ter Was unable from 81 kness
appear, aid iH Ole Of FfcferC ne MHsdH Was MS
sumol credltaoly ~ NJ NeIraL Tue atteuuante was
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LoNDON, Dec. Is. Yesterday AN election oc-
Cured FOR member Of Parliament for Horsham. Sussex
To- hll the vacancy caused by the resignation OF ~
tiOncr OF charities The cALaid we're Major J mn
Aldri ge, Conservative; I.Oler Henry Hurt Lib,
q nd Nr. Worth, Conservative WuFklngm lu CAnd ate.
The election rcsltrd - tue choice Of Mr. HIrst, who
s the krcorGer Of Htrpng-, AMI VA. elected ~r
" H. f. seymour Fitzgerald At fne generAl election IN
1903, but as beaten Oy HIM In 1874.
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LOSSES ny FIEH.

Srhmldts drug store, ihlrd avenue and Ninth
hfeci, BrooASn, Damage $1,000
Hogg 4 Ford's ostmeal mill and collar and
glove thctOry, Ia CAT, Ont, owned hy Young q
spers' were burned Yesterday mcrnng. Loss, $3.50 o.
A block of frame tenements In Sarsent street,
worcester Mass, owned py PatucS Juhpsuu were
parity Oulned yesterday uIurnlus. lcHhuatY HrlAugr-
m'nts had brrn made TO RI re IN cash - r uro,
Guee vi lG ngD,