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The New York herald., 1875-12-22

TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
COVERED FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
TRENTON, Dec 2l, 1873
For several days past the United States Circuit Court
in this city has bad before OF peculiar mpor-
tance Samuel A. Allen was the plaintiff, and the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company defendants The
plaintiff claimed that In july 1873 timber and soil 10
the extent OF nfty.threc acres belonging him. and
situated in "Bcar swamp near Lawrence station on
the line OF the railroad, destroyed by fire which
originated from sparks scattered by the defendants,
locomotives He assessed his damages at S. oO0 The
was hotly contested, large amount Of evidence
adduced and counsel both sides made very ex-
haustiye arguments. To-day the case concluded.
Judge Nixon, In charging the jury, instructed them
follows You must be satisfied that the engines OF
the defendants did the damage, and that there was
gross negligence their part IL very dry sea-
son when tho damage was done, and this fact should
called attention TO the law which states that railroad
companies must all practical TO prevent the
communication OF hre along the line OF their road.
Every locomotive must be provided with screen, so
as to prevent much possible the escape or FIRE,
and when engine causes fire the bdrden OF pro@
thrown upon the defendants TO show that they were
thus provided II you find that they took all practical
means-used the best methods guard against fire.
then your verdict must be for the defendants II they
did not do this then you must End for the plaintiff y
The Judge refused 10 charge seven propositions
submitted BY Mr.. Green, defendants counsel
The jury re.urRed verdict for the plaintiff for 81 200
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
CHESS.

Mr.. Bird the eminent English chess player, is by
profession railway accountant He has been In this
country several times before the present visit. In
1850 he in Canada junior partner or Coleman,
Turquand, Young Co, London accountants. and was
engaged the accounts OF the Great Western Railroad
OF Canada, and afterward the New York Central In
1865 he again came to America for the
Arm, and spent some months IN Pennsylvania amaga-
mating the books and preparing reports on the Atlantic
and Great western Railway Company. In 1866 Mr..
Bird was appointed auditor Of the Atlantic and Great
Western but retired on account OF differences which
arose in London as 70 the extent OF Information and
mode OF stating the traffic and accounts and the
qulrements OF that road.
Mr. Bird and Mr. Mason have played quite a series or
games the former winning In the proportion Of rather
more than two one. match has been arranged
between these gentlemen and II will be commenced
Mr.. Birds return from Philadelphia next week Mr.
Bird has won ten and Mr. Alboroni nine OF twenty
games thus far contested one having been drawn.
The seventh annual tournament OF the New York
Down Town Chess Club IS progressing slowly.
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

The Board begs leave recommend some definite
and well dgested system be adopted early practicable
and put In force 10 regulate the admission training and
transfer OF the benecares OF the schoohp 1t
tained for example that boy had been board the
Mercury six whereas two is the utmost scholar
should ain under training Again boys found who
were physically and mentally unfit for the vocation Of
sailor; others who eynced positive distaste for
life II is waste OF time, trouble and expense
10 keep such boys board ship Two Of tho
boys criminals We beg leave TO recommend that tho
classes Of boys admitted the Mercury should be confined
the homeless and destitute and those
mitted for juvenile delinquencies Even should
before admission be subjected to rigid physical and
mental examination and only the robust, intelligent and
those who evnce taste aptitude for lite be selected
Statistics showing the number nationality and offences
the boys with such other information might thought
desirable should be published annually, Such pubca-
tions would remove the popular belief that the boys
are mostly criminals routine OF studies and exercises
adapted 70 the school should be prepared without
further loss Of time and rigidly enforced Each
should be required TO have hammocks instead
OF AS at present and mattress These should
be washed at regular intervals as would be prescribed
proper routne) TO keep them In wholesome cond
on The ship should be TO regular and
both before going and returning
spected by semannua examinations should be
held % which visitors hpowners shpm and other
should be invited
The Mercury will shortly take her departure from
Hart's Island, where she Is anchored and IL ls
Several important changes have been made In her In
accordance with the suggestions the examining com
mittec.
The following officers will command the Mercury
during the winter cruise:--F. r. Gregory Captain,
Chas. +. Davis, executive officer; George W. Pratt
second officer Samuel s. Gordon third officer; John C
Johnson Instructor; William H. Jackson surgeon: !:
Geo 0tt captains clerk; Patrick H. Clark, engineer
Charles Berghold, steward
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
TWO BURGLARS CAPTURED.

TRENTON, Dec se1, 1875
Two burglars, who gave their names as Elijah Dis
brow and Charles Robinson arrested here shortly
after midnight last night while in the act OF rsIdins
upon the residences Of Mr. John Stuart and Mrs Cook
State street, They are suspected TO be .'proIcs.
sionals." This morning they we're arraigned in the
Police Court, when Robinson confessed his guilt and
Disbrow pleaded innocence, and said in extenuatios
that he a railroad laborer and accidentally got nts
bad company. They we're fully committed
The crime Of burglary is becoming very prevalent In
this city few nights ago Mr. Gary's store Broad
street. was entered and a huge haul OF plunder was
about being taken away when the burglars we're
detected by private citizens They succeeded in escap
ing, owing no doubt 70 the negligence Of policeman
who was asleep In an engine house At the umo
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
CHRISTMAS ON THE ISLANDS.

The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction ar,
making extensive arrangements TO give the prisoners
paUpers, lunatics, children and hospital patients
grand feast on Christmas Day. Toward this IA o0e
pounds OF poultry have been ordered which will bs
divided between 1900 prisoners !, 400 paupers 220t
Iunatcs 900 children and l. 500 sick and disabled pa.
tents-in all, 1000 Beside tho poultry, there will ps
many other Injuries procured from the private purses
Of Commissioners Brennan, Cox and Bailey and War.
John Fnx
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

extreme protection and son money next, Mr. Blaine,
protection and hard money; third Mr. Garfield nard
money and very little protection, and last, hr Burch
ard, hard money and free trade"
The St Paul Pioneer Press trepl says Il would
"gIadly see the Presidency limited to single term,
and lays General Grant quietly on the shelf as cand
date for another term.
The Worcester tMassl Gdlette (rep does not know
what Mr.. Blaine will say to the one term project
and adds that "just at this moment he seems to be
more nearly interested in such change than anybody
else in the country
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

II viii be clear from this cut, that during the yari
periods OF its orbit very large surface OF the
planet in absolute darkness which Is tsntamount TO
saying that II cannot support life such as we have
this planet, where both light and heat
are indispensable TO life. The lowest figures
In the diagram exhibit tho planet as though
truncated and show il receiving neither light
heat from the sun. If imagine the effect OF such
want OF light and beat the earth, and then
Der the immensely greater distance OF this planet we
shall have proper idea OF tho utter mpossbility OF
life under these belts OF darkness and cold on this
planet
The Professor next exhibited the suboined views OF
Venus showing clearly. from the distinct twilight line
that Venus has an atmosphere.
yfRwS aP yRyrs
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

Above shown the belts OF Saturn AZ they appear
The uppermost represents the belt Of Saturn as il will
appear In the year 1877, and the Professor recon-
mended those who had silver lined rcfractors repair
TO take of the silver and enjoy the view Of the planet
as they would then have It.
Although the Professor obliged TO conclude that
far see, the only planet which can be in
fact of her being Inhabited is extremely probematca
he showed series OF stereoscopic views
OF the stars, In which there myr-
lads upon myriads of worlds and said that
although If took any individual star or planet Il
was highly doubtful whether II was inhabited still
considering the in6ntes Of worlds the chances were
infinite that some OF those worlds inhabited The
lecture listened to in deep silence but the audience
relieved itself at the end by loud and unanimous
outburst of applause
The New York herald., 1875-12-22

Here was displayed moving stcroscopic view Illus.
trating the difficulty ol taking any observations Of that
planet Mars was the next object OF the Professors
attention, and In a few beautiful views be showed
how seas and continents could be mapped
out upon that planet but contended that,
owing 20 the excessive heat or tho planet,
no form OF lie, such as We have, could exist upon
Mars surface Incidentally, Professor Proctor touched
upon the difficulty raised by scientists to why,
~ the earlier stages Of It's existence the earth was
warmer than now, we should have the glacial period
This accounted Tor by the eccentricty or the
carth's orbit, which gives summer TO one hemisphere
white gives winter 70 another. The great planet
Jupiter was next dealt with lis given lmmadatalv
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
A DISGRACE TO HIS CLOTH.

The Rev Father McGill, who has been arrested four
times within tho last few months, and is well known
at the Hudson County jail again arrested tor
netting aims for Catholic Institutions in Hoboken He
sent TO Snake Hill under the vagrant act by Re
cordeT BohnstedL
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
below, and the reader VIII see belts crossing the plano
Of the planet which represents the clouds produced on
yUPITKR's ERLTs

II is computed at tho least calculation, thar these
cloud belts OF Jupiter about 900 miles In depth
ana when remember that own atmosphere ox-
tends only about forty miles We have notion Of
the tremendous pressure OF the cloud masses the
face OF Jupiter. Il Is clear from this that upon
the planet Jupiter such life exists upon
this earth Is utterly impossible The dimensions Of the
planet Its density compared with that Of the earth
Its ultimate shrinkage and bulk, were dwet upon But
the period at which this planet will be III receptacle
for animal life understand IT, is 80 remote that II
may be dismissed
As kind OF Aors douvre the orbits OF the
three satellites were next discussed
The New York herald., 1875-12-22
SPARKS FROM A LOCOMOTIVE.

TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
COVERED FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
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Hene An3etgem.
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Stimmgebern filr Die 20 gSarhs
mr. Gtnhf 4nIfimnre

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oon oem Selie6en le AbieHoers abbdngt, dbtC
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Galttmore, Mo Treitag ben 81 @eptember 1875.

Cine 3uriidsiebuns beielben tuiiroe oer=
bGngniBpol fir Die rationale Snouitrie iein.
Das beftebenoe gtational 8anf'nitem miro
bon ibn befiirmortet, bic Corruption Der re-
publitaniidea Barter in abrebe geifellt unO
Der 8rGIioent III ben mdrruiten 4usbriiden
9elobt.
gta6 ibm bielt nod Der @rsSenator Sohn
Scott cine fur;e 2lniprade, in welder er Se=
uator Utorton uuteriliibt.