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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
MoyEY-MAKIyG IN BRooK1rs.
The UsIy Facts that are Arrayed Against n
Gang Of COunterfeiters.

NHnE OF IOunttrIeItcrs.
In the trial OF Philip Lewiaski and John and
Thomas Loughery the nye cent nickel counterfeiters
In Brooklyn yesterday. August raubert the engraver
testified that IN the house In Lewis avenue where the
counterfeers worked he had the Loughery broth
ers and Lewinsk worEng at the large press stamping
the coin with the dies he had made. Thomas L0ughery
wac at the small press cutting the pieces, called sound
ng ready ior ne large press to stamp II took from
the LOrgherys Oliyer BOsby shell. assistant conner liz
the Philadelphia mint te,tlned that the machinery
seized IN the counerieiers den wAs Bim to that In
government use ana was suitable for making 1ve cont
nlckrls. Capt. Kaiser Of the steRc street police
arrested LeWnek, said that n admitted that he mad
given roll u coin 70 schrieoer, from whom the
taptsn received IT, and that he dehed prove
g at they we're counttrfcts. Deputy United States
Marshal De clue testined that Lewinski voluntarily
tod him Of the operations OF the gang and him
the description Of the stable where the machinery was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
The Russian Cnmpnign In Central asia.

LONDON. Dec. "A Reuter- telegram. dated
Kholend, Nov. 80. says notwithstanding their recent
defeat at Namangham the Kiptschaks tssembed on
the left banks OF the Marin and syr Dlra rivers In large
UuuhrrA. heir headquarters al Isly Al ~,
whore they had concentrated TO tae number of 70 90
ric lmssiaus uncer Gen skobeen attacked me town
Nuv. "a. The kiptschaks we're defeated WITH nm.
mrusc The Russian troops alter their victory
turned to Namangham II IA believed that security Is 70.
tstapll.n ned ON the right blnk VI the hyr pana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
THE dNNUIL MEETINGS.
The Society that Gives Comfortable Homes
TO Homeless Aged Women.

Tho expenditures for the past year OF the As
sociation for tho Relief OF Iudgcnt Aged Females
reached toi6io. There is In bank ga spa %. Al the
annual meeting yesterday Mrs. A. Gnlett wm tcted
First Dir ctress; Mrs. w. MNermye. Second Dlrecress
Edmund s. nnos, Treasurorj Mrs. a. I Anderson. As.
Hstant Trea surcr Mre $. NJ. buckley, Register Mrs.
John Lowery, Mrs. warren Carter, Mrs. samuel A.
snvisni NTs IL ri N't,"r. IL" Mr. + i innn. NJ r.
Mlntun Miss Bessic c. Rogers Mlss Annie nnos, and
Mrs. r. l.. uenOp, Managers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
Murdersr. Re,piled b, Gor. K.llnrr.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec, Gov. Kellogg has re-
spted Bill Williams and Henderson, sentenced to be
hanged tomorrow. to Dec 81. when they viii be hanged
unless the Supreme Court grants them a new tria for
witch they have made application on the ground that
the ldry that indicted them was not l1eHl Jury hav
ing been drawn by Judge Rraughn while he was acting
by appointment Of JudgeIAtoeh and before BraughD
had been commissioned w the Governor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
Tn. spnpi.b Note 10 the United state..

LONDON, Dec. 2.-rhe Daily Ncl0s this morn
ing puoli'hes special telegram from Madrid giving
the contents OF The recent Spanish note to the United
States. Spain promises the gradual emancipation of
the slaves CuDa and increased fr edom OF commerce
Besides, foreigners, when arrested shan halr an imne
diHtc hearing legal redress ehA be btalnable tor
past injuries Another special ~ the same Journal
that great anxiety exists In Madrid rcgarung the
kft. - min
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

Margaret Randolph OF Second street, JerssI
CITY, Was fataly burned yesterday.
Henry d. Scheibe committed suicide by hana
ing IN MS residence, l72 Park avenue. HOOOken. 4
Mcdnrsua) morning.
John g. Ltrkin, a laborer, aged a. fell frou
the trestle Of the Delaware LackAwhnnA and Westsf
Railroad bridge, at the Bergen tunnel. on WednssdA6
and lIAutMrrd ME akull.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
The Methoeists' Educational Board.

The Methodist Episcopal Board OF Education
expended tl0OO IN the last year aiding 40 students
for the ministry and missionary work, The Invested
fund OF tiO2 900 increased by about t2OO0i total
cepts were tl2,1OO. The board elected; President
Bishop Jones; Recording secretary, DR.. {. a. Holmes
Treasurer, Oiycr hoyt Esqi Finance Committee, +, H.
Root OF BunalO, John Elliott anu 4, g. North OF New
YORK; Auditing Committee Bishop bowman VI Nils.
sour G. &. Norih and John iiiqit Iqmmitce on "
Lindsey Corresponding Secretary, /. u, Haven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
TIE OLD WoRLD,s VIEWS.
The Turkish Garrison OF Gornnsko surren-
dcrng TO the Insurgents.

LONDON, Dec. "a special telegram from a
sayoniA the effect that the Turkish
garrison OF Goransko. consisting Of Two battAllons
nave surrendered to the Insurgents Internationally.
The we're In all probability starved out.
special telegram from Berlin states that Tur.
key las cnergeilcalH protested to Montenegro
against the Muntcnegrins taking part IN tho Here.
soylan insurrccon, and that The Great Powers sup
port the protest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
John Coffee ana $1,000 Missing.

John Coffee, an employing carpenter OF Hobo
ken, disappeared Saturday after having received
$1,000 on account IN payment for house he build
Ing. He owed about 5000. Yesterday hs wife's fears
set rest by letter from him Informing her that
he had losi part Of the 81 900 while SPREE aud had
started Tor California Nith the rest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

BRIDGEPoHT Dec. p Francis j. Fairtv Of New
Canaan was hound over in the superior Court to-day
charged with firing tho manufactory OF Lounsbury
Brothers Co. at South Norwalk IN May last the loss
on which, including the Fairfield County Insurance
building, was over tlOOOOO. The nfornaion leading
10 the furnished BY B W Naples, editor Of
the hVrWak HOur, and Ia thought 10 be conclusive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

The General Committee OF the Liberal RepuA.
licans met last evening with Commissioner ManierS
In the chair The Executive Committee in their rcpot
request all the Liberal Republicans to meet on the aTt
OF December to EJECT delegates the IL Dcral Rcpubt
can Gener Committee and the Ciic r. of the respeor
tive district associations for 1870 IL WAS dccded thxi
no person holding ufce under the city county STATE
or general government should be eligO Al lnenubes3
OF TIE General Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

The Beach tunnel under Broadway at Warren
street. originally designed for rapid transit railroad
has become gallery for rna practice. The projectors
~ the tunnel sunk fortune In IT, ana paid rent to Dew
I'm & Co. TO secure from them the right Of way to Il
turongn the basement OF their building The tunnel is
now long shooting range Known as treedmOOr Junior
Iae rrst match in the lery " be shot next week
for three handsome gold badges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
TOWN OFFICTALs IN TROUBLE.
Suits 10 be Instituted to Recover Town NJ on
eys from Them.

Experts In examining the books Of the town Of
Harrison. \. j., discovered many made by the
town Officers, and at meeting Of the Finance Commit
tee Of the Town Council on "Wednesday night resolu.
WAS passed iDsructng the Town Counsel, j. e. Durn.
ing. TO institute suits for the recovery OF the money
the onlcrrs are 'aid to owe the town. The amount
owed by Town Treasurer Charles smith is Sl7737OO;
Ntollcctor Of Taxes Patrick McCabe about tiOO ex.
collector OF Arrears OF lakes imes Concklin 5000;
and eNspccai Pohce Justice l. T., Okcilly $500 Last
evening eAireasurer smith was arrested warrant
granted by Judge Aldridge OF Hudson CITY the nfda,it
T. n. Riley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Yesterday was "settllnG
day"-the last day OF the regular semlmonthJ accounts
al the Stock Exchange. There were rather more fail
Brothers, stock and share brokers', OF no. Cushion
Court, Old Broad street Their llabites estimated
NJ fB,0OuO There were also nYe o,heT failures OF
lesser Importance,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

Mr.. r. X. Smith Of Hartford Conn, has for
some weeks past been searching for his tuo neces.
bridget and Annie Delaney, respectively twenty and
TWENTY-FIVE years Of age, They sailed In the city OF
New YORK nom Liverpool ON the ith nt. Several pas
scngrrs remember them as having landed sifsly In
heM lnIk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
Priuccton's Mcn in New York.

YORK will meet In Delmonicos parors this evening
Prot 0uy0t the geoogst has been invited to address
ne Alumni ON the progress Of science In his depart
mtnt deputallon from the Princeton Boat club are
10 give Information upon aquatc affairs, aud several
recent gTaduAles VIII lurnnh VOcal music.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
How to Mako s1.OOO.OOo,

The Police Commissi toner's nave asked ths
rncn for authority 10 OIL In the sunken meadov3
on the southeast siie Of Randals Island. rhoy saF
that the land thus made will Dc worth 81 O00, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

James Brady, clerk In Braman & Lent's
alors trimmings store at 800 Broadway. arrested
he was quitting ,he place with large bundle Of
goods ycstcrdV. The Arm hsJ lost .ig9o3 sVi,n Of
goods within The past year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
CURIOSIrIEs or CRIME.

Capt. Alalre closed the gambling house al "A
East Houston street last night, took away cart
load OF furniture. The gamOlers escaped.
Major.Gon. John Ramsey, indicted for main
tanning gambling house m Exchange place, Jersey
Cy, pleaded RNH rhH on brlns arralgued FOR seC Ond
ulaI yesterday, ana was remandcd for sentence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

James Reilly OF FOrty-seventh street and
East rvor Is dying In Bellevue Hospital In his ante
mortem deposition he says that the 10th ult he
Gered one Joe Farrell out Of his place, and that after.
ward while he golng to snppeI Farrell struck him
on the ad with paving stone. Farrell has not been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
A Valuable Library Lost.

nre In the broadway Baptist Church. Jones'
vile, KY early yesterday morning almost ruined the
edlnce. i was valued at f7OooO ana the loss is es
mated At two thirds Of this amount The tho
p'sor the Rev. J. L. burrows, including the valuable
collection Of years, wgs destroy ed IL was valued at
G.OO. Ihe building Insured for Sf4, tha
library for " -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

At the sale In Boston yesterday Of the ShmN
len library copy Of the BAY Psalm Bool said 10 ~
the nrsI hook printed in New hnsland. was offered
the dcacon- Of the Old South Church who ella IN M
properly VI that church. from which IL mysts
el
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

Messrs. Charles wartrous J. " Onatavla,
LLOYD Aspinwal Il. II. SWIM, and 7. -. Thurber have
been appointed 10 report at the next meeting OF the
Chamber Of Commerce what effect The longer cOniinu
Of The struggle In Cuba Nill nave upon American
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

A well-dressed woman, whose name IL sup
posed to be Wentworth. called At the Police Central
once yesterday to make inquiries after her husband
we-known Boston merchant While they were shop.
ping on Wednesday ne stepped into confectionery.
leaving her IN an adjoining store lie has not slnee
been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

LONDON, Dec. 3-4.aO A. MA special despatch
from Berln to the Morning Post It is reported that
conferences between Bismarck. GOrtchakOn, and the
Austrian AnOssador have SHOWN hIt the three powers
they Iepr sent are in perfect haaOny tho haste
question
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

MADRID, Dec. "A Cabinet council has de-
cded upon the formation OF two armies OF nve dyi.
sOns each; one In Navarro 10 be commanded by
Gen. Martinez Campos, and the other 10 the Basque
provinces, to be commanded ny Gen. Qucsada. Tne
Gencras VIII shortly leave for their respective COM
muuds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
Mhern Mnmen Onnnnl hn nmcnhnIher..

After long and exciting session, the Hudson
County N. JJ Freehoders last evening removed Mrs.
r.. d. W. e. Jones US JiOress Of the Hudson county
fan, and appointed Michael Nithan her SUCCESSOR
Mrs Ioness removal Ia based on the opinion " AttOr
nry General Nlmltta, who declares that a woman
cannot hold OlCC under the STATE Constitution. Mrs
Jones win refuse 10 deliver the keys,And Will contest
ne removal IN the courts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

wAsHINGTON. Dec. "A rumor prevails to-
day that Marcus L. ward Of New jersey has been ten
Though not oncial confirmed, II to have good
foundation,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

Wi.!i N Il. Jones, colored, OF 300 seventh
street, fatalI Injured ny 0lov on the head viii
abotle IN nght with Cyrus Harsn eoored, IN PoOls
saloon, al lt7 Beccker street, yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

WA,.lNlrON, Dec. The Committee on tho
op' economies Of the Centcnrnl Exhibition have
a. 't N Nain N. ENaT.s a. orator, II. " Longfellow
:" i'l I.I grandson OF Richard Henry I.ce uf VIZ.
s,at a. Irlp't ~ tue American Declaration VI Inde.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
NEW JERSEY.

Stationary or rising barometer, northeast
northwest winds. slightly warmer, clear weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

SPRINGFIKLD, Mass., Dec "A poor fellow
named DOnahue. employed the IOosick Tunnel
Railroad. crushed 70 doath tins sttelnoon under
Qye t0Ds VI rock from blast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
THINK Twice aud spenk Once.

Prof. Dwight, In addressing the Columbia Law
Association last evening advised the students not 10
make orhand speeches II heI Spred 10 success.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03
Earpl,r Wnrin Easlern Africa l.


Adm, Dec. The Egyptian troops have oc-
ruuied tie districts n Juha and Rsmtyo disarmed the
IaA4Dar forces there, and hostcd the Turkish Dag
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-03

Annie Mont, aged ID, OF III North Elliott plaza
Was badly scalded last night by The explosion Of a
kitchen range.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-20
GGnaEeTlGuT & PAssuMPSlC r. r.
y T n n II III q II =
ORLEANS PROBATE COURT.

Probate Courts are held % Newport Monday and
saturday, and At lmsburgh on Wednesday and THUS
day of en- n week Tie following business trans
acted for the week ending December Is
Dec. l3--Daniel wobstcrs estate order Of notice
1r license to deed, hearing Dec. 80. James Morrins
estlts; commissioners report returned.
Dec. I4-Lucy A. Robinson's estate; J.. W. Clarke
a.muisirator =. ". PahH and a. j. Morrill, apprais.
es b y BoIanson's estate; D. W. Robinson admin
i.tator. H. o whilcher and @. r. RoWell appraisers
and commissioners H. BUggys estate: administra-
zion account Closed; decree Of assignment
Dec I6-C. u. Morrill's estate; appraisers report
returned
Dee l7-Loyiua Ayers estate; commissioners re
pvt, returned John Amhngtou's estate inventory
suI appraisal rec lived and fled
prt lS-N. y. Circuits estate; Betsey C. Orcutt ad-
uuIstrtrx; r. T. Darling and Warren Goodwin az.
Umi.ers aud commissioners Geo. W. Niles estate
Sylvester Cass administrator; s. Burbank and II.
uusher appraisers aud commissioners. wm u
p,rrys estate; order Of notice for license hearing
January 8.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-20
OUR CLUB LIST.

We have made arrangements with the
publishers, enabling us to send the Mon
iroR and either of the following publ
cations for the price annexed, postage
paid:
Bosroy DAILY Grour price $500. and MonitOrboih
en- vplt Tor N.lu.
UasroS WEEKLY GLong, price 500. aud Monitor
both one year Tor 3.3j
Bosroy DAILY Journal price 80 %. and tn" Moni.
Cot. Itth one wear, for Slu.lO
IiosroN stMt-wEEKLY JOURNAL price 500 and the
Monitor both uue year h,r $3.50.
Hl4roy WEEKLY JOURNAL, price 500, aud Monitor
both year Tor $50.
Nav YorE wErKIy TINES. price $500 and Monitor
both ono YEAR Tor SL3i
Nru YonK sEMi-W EEKLY TiMrs. price $500. and
Che Monitor both one year fir 81 90.
sew YonE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, price sec and Mon
,tur. both one wear fur $40
Saw louE ~ENt WEEKLY Tribune, price 50 On and
Muuitur, oh one ,eIr Tor SijD.
srRivartErn wrEKLy EFFUntIcAN. price 500. and
utur. both one wear G,r 81 so.
ilArrrUs WEEKLY. price $500, and Monitor, both
ONE year for 81 -
ihrrrn.s 1,zlan. price $500. aud Monitor. both
lI,rrErs NovrHLY price $500 and Monitor, both
one yglr Cor St2i
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iNtI ONE NrtT Ntl - 1N
NoyrBEu THt.WEEKLy wIrStss price $500 aud
thr Monitor. bath one lcar frr SiBi
MoyruENt WEEKLY WITNESS, piice TO- and the
Monitor both one wear for $50
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aul The Monitor, both ono year for 500.
iIorsguotp price LILO, aud the Monitor, both one
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ABruUns ILLUSTRATED HoNE MAGAZINE. price
$3.50 aud the Monitor. both one year ior 81 90.
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both one wear for s. IS
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wear. with chrome tor 500.
lRtsn woRtp price s. 60. and Monitor both one
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ye1r iur 81 lu
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h.th ono year. with chrome The Morning Call al
Wr SL4O
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both ONE year fdr - 20
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-20
REOnEST-

MeSSrS. Editors IF the Monitor !: We
wish to request through the columns of
the Monitor that the people Of Ba- ton
Landing and vicinity who intend pur-
chasing anything in the line of Christ
mas and Holiday Goods, before dOiRg so,
would call at our store. for we have
something interesting to tell them AL
though somewhat late on account of
sickness, We shall have to quote the Old
Proverb. Better Late than Never"
We have large stock of mostly first
cleSS goods, at low figures. We have
quite an ASSORTMENT of the so called nine
ty nine cent goods. which we should be
pleased to sell at from 75c to 9Oc. We
have the largest stock of Confectionery
and Diaries in town. Our stock Of
Diaries consists of all the different styles
upwards of 500 in number-and at
prices from l0c up to 1913. We have
the agency for the American Bible Soci-
ETY.. and have large stock of American
and En-. lish Bibles and Testaments.
which We will sell at publishers prices
Roger 4 Bros plated ware-a full line
and all warranted the best. Price of tea
spoons. Sl.00 per set. and balance of
Rogers goods at same rates. We have,
also, full line of vases, toilet sets.
writing desks. work boxes. sleds. and
dolls of all kinds, backgammon boards.
games of all kinds, accordians. concer-
tinas, harmonious. ETC., etc. Spice boxes
"a full line. A large assortment OF
school blanks and miscellaneous books
gift books, poems. toy books. ETC., etc.
in fact full line of everything usu.
ally kept in first class Fancy Good.
Store. together with full line of drugs
medicines, and toilet articles. which w
shall in the future sell lower than thu
lowest FLINT BROS. & co.
Barton Landing, Vt, Dec. 20, 1875
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-20
Neao Advertisements.
IN CHANCEcRY.
S. HENRY LEE. , IL CHANcERY.
VS. ORLEANS COUNTY.
. 2 L.. 4 a.. Nj.

s.HENRY LEE TN CHAHcERY.
VS. ORLEANS COUNTY.
g. {. Clark Ps,sis T. cla1i February Term. 1876
wAEREAs. s. Henry Lee. Of Barton. in the County OF
Orleans has filed IN the sice OF the Clerk Of the OT
leans County Court Of Chaheefy his eiitiOn OF fore
eOsure. setting forth IN substance that Bailey C. CLARK
aud Perss l. Clark then VI Barron ID said County. on
the Ih day Of June A. %. 1873 duly executed " him
a mortgage deed Of certain land barton deser Led
as follows Being the sOutheriy part 81 Lot No IN
the 9Th range lots in said Town VI Barton. COndi-
TONED for the payment Of fourteen Certain pT0nilss0Iy
Boies-ihirteen of hundred and hfts dozTn each.
aud u hundred aud eightg-eight ooilzrs-all
bearing date January 81 1878. aud all signed by the
SAID Bailey C. Clark and payable 10 said petitioner OF
bearer Follows seSerzy the 3ist DAY 81 January
Observation-Disclosures s5O-l i5ssiss4
lS35-l8s6- SIS and al interesG annually
be first " aid u unpaid with the interest 0h
that ard all the other des FIsd notes and which -
now due aud trzying that the equity u redemption
Of the laid BAILEY and R~rsis l. Clsrk To- sad ptefn-
ie Esreci0ssd. zsTer5ls u laN and wherein
t has been made aig that the sad ssfeg G. and
Psfsls Clark n0w reside without ths StaIe 20 thai
subI ona cannst " Sawed upon theln-
NOW THEEEFoEK. u j. anaeTad that SAID Bailey {
and Psrsis l. Clark required 70 make their errozl
a1sgeaianee before the H0unrahe Cssrt u Chanoery
pexi held al iFaslsur within aud for the County
Of orleans on the nrst Tuesday - FesFusTy 1875 -
aaSwer szsd etitiOn. and further ssARd - snd
abide sueh 0rd-r directian and decree therein e
said CuTt shall me~t and thai otace IbeTeof -
gives said Bailey c. and PeFss CLARK b. s.ute=-
ton " The sol slaDce - sad Petition tkefLrr Sth
This 1nier IN the Orleans County Monitor. weekly
neNspzg-r putsIshsd 1t Baron thrre weeks ssceess-
lively the lat a which fuhiezt~ns shai le y lest
Dzted 81 Irzshureh IL ssh flriezse CsnBty. this
l4ah day 81 LcceEns-r A. = 1873
l. y. cUsHAAS. c.erk-
Wv. BALDWIN. ssl<a.~f. GIL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-20

Lucius ". Pond. the Worcester forger,
has been arrested at San Francisco. He
suddenly and mysteriously disappeared
few weeks ago, after committing a
series of the most fragrant forgeries. some
of them having been directed against
his best friends and persons appealing
mos. strongly to his sense of justice. He
was prominent in church and social and
political affairs. A fearful shock was
given to public confidence by the reve-
lations which followed his fight. As he
has been arrested. it is tic be hoped that
he will suffer all the punishment the law
will allow.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-12-20

The trial of Thomas W. Piper. of
Boston, Mass, for the murder of Mabel
Young. is slowly progressing. The most
interesting episode was the appearance
in court of dozen little girls, each of
whom were ready to testify that Piper
had at various times invited them into
the belfry, but their evidence was ex-
cluded. The appearance of the prisoner
is greatly in his favor, he being entirely
free from all nervousness, and has made
quite an impression on his auditors.