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PRICE TWO CENTS.
HONOR TO WHOM IT Is DUE.
THE NAN BEHIND THE SUSPENSION
or BEISTOU'S ORDER.
A Succcssfui Appeal from Mr.. DOuElnss and
secretary BristOw 10 the rtesident-An
Internal tovenue supervisors Claim.

A SucccssfuI Appeal from Mr.. DOuglnss and
Secreinry BrisiOw to the President An
Internal Revenue supervisors Claim.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1G.-Internnl Revenue
Supervisor Tuition OF the District OF Pennsyl-
v,nla. New Jersey, Maryland, and tho District
Of Columbia. has written a letter to the Pfesi-
dent claiming the credit Of having Influenced
Gen. Grant to revoke the order Of Secretary
liristow transferring supervisors. lie says that
after receiving the order Transferring him to St.
Louis he went TO Washington, arriving thore the
night Of Feb. s. 1875.
The next morning he called on Cummissionor
Douglass and asked him how long he was ex-
poctcd to remain IN ST. Lpull. MIR. Dougla IS ro-
Piled, Perhaps n year six months Ut least"
lie then said he would have to resign, a. he
could not 90 to 81. Louis for six months. Mr..
Douglass sent him 10 Secretary lristow, and 10
that officer he made substantially tho same
statement MIR Bristow agreed that he should
be at liberty to return Ia six weeks. Tu'ton as
scnJed 20 this, but at the same time said that
he would not be able to accomplish any good:
that II frauds were being perpetrated thero
they would cover them so deep that ho
could not discover them; that the fact OF
the transfers Of supervisors and revenue agents
having been published, giving the parties TO the
fraud full notice Tor two or three weeks that
ample time to so cover their frauds as TO rem
der " almost impossible to trace them. lie sug-
gested that It would be better to send some oom-
petCnt, discreet peTsOn, who would not be known,
ana whose movements would be en- ireiy secret.
to see what was going on, and In this way tho
parties could be caught In the act OF dcfraudinR,
and sufficient evidence obtlined on which to
make seizures. lie also suggested that Special
Agent Brooks would 10 the very man for tue
purpose.
The Secretary. he says, suggested that he had
better sec the President. Thcrcupon he went
direct to the White House and was admitted
AT once. He IN ide the same suggestions to ths
irrside9t that he had made TO Secretary BIS.
said that the more he thought OF the subject the
more he had become convinced that the pro-
posed transfer Of supervisors would result In
little or no good, and that he would suspend the
order that day. The lstter continues
Thus you fully decided to suspend the order and 20
stated to me before left aud b, fore q BIbcock
bad an opportunity to speak TO sou the SUBJECT.
he wos not present at the time, amt quite ccrian
that you arrived at this conciuslon ourn. our inter
view. ! tm conndcr l. therefore. that Gen. B1hcock
could influenced you Ia rcvoking the order.
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DOCUMENTARY ETIDENCE.
A Quarter OF n Ton of Papers to be Exa min cd
by a Jury.

7. A. Hargous ana 4. f. Neville went into
partnership IN the summer Of 1863 lawyers. theif
epecl ir 10 BE- to procure the vacltas Of
Circulars were sent to persons d. offering to ge,
their assessments vacated for onchllf oncrd the
amount. In the spring Of 1870 they dissolved, ana
Neville said to Harsous that the receipts had been
ahou. $1,000. art the d,sburscmcuis q l,0 Hargoal
nves tint IN r. tan year az cW 4ri hr lcarIcc hat
ths statement wa uniounicd AMI mat Nrihlc nid
plalc as CaorIuus out of tne pArtuo 5-hiu-frDm
t25 0l1 tithVlu sut for gn nccouutio va, bclun
yeseruay. Mr.. llnrgOus wa pn h." srrd an Mr. pud.
icy lild, h counsel. pr duccd ,nn1nous pile VI
paper from the County CerNs % .ce lclae the Jutg
nn' fscor ~ the nsse .sn ~ stis. 10 be pvt IN ov
ONCE reporrn ta the Wy - they had been sur"~ -,
Judge Robinson ordcTsd lity tr'- go s~r Oh ton.
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Major Fred j. karchcr Of WiliansDurgn had
b,en To au entertainment AZ the rcsiaence Of friend.
and IN the wee sma hours of The rnins ycs'cr ny
hsstrncd home to lud every locked ana that hc
had lost his night Key lie attempted to awaken his
wife By tapping On the wlrdns aud thcn he camhrrcd
up and tr ed to open the fanAEnt the door The
oficer ON heat happcucd along and, being newly Hl.
puin'rd knsw not karchcr, dnu at arrested ti 70
Mu1ur as uUr-lar ADD NAs about 10 inarCl llm gH.
The prisoner mai.ted that he lived within The ON er
win few vigorous raps aroused Mr.. karcnrr NJ no
answered IN question O the utfcer, Dnrs This man
live hrrc 80 by sAtiny iN hu.Oaud il not hnmr.
So Kuthrr was hustled ANai uut the scrse.nt kueW
HIM aud he WAS orLt hulur arilu.
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Before the Senate Investigating Committee
yesterday, President Mascl testified that the total
number OF the uniformed police onccrs, not ucludiag
the sergeant Captns and others of higher grades f.
2,2dl. The average length Of uignt po Is IL mile,
furo Hni thirteenth rods IN the precincts Of
the upper lr Of the citY, anu In the lower part two
lrlongs una thirty three rods. Prvslicnt Matseli
Thought that those patrOlHen who had server The e.
paItiuent Tor Years and thus acquired experience
should pe placed upon higher grade with higher p'y
than those newly appointed
con missioner nsbccArr thought that lhc city should
have 1900 men lt NRs in his oplnlou ab urd 90 send
one policeman 10 patrol post of over one mile III
a
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4 SECRET MARRIAGE.
Mnn who In Looking for his Fathers VIII
Found u Htepmofair

Alfred l.. Pelitt Of Grcenioint told Coroner
siuns n BrcoEHn Yesterday. TINT his father had died
suddeny, aud withou. medical care at 20 Carlton ave
nue.. The deceased man lived with an cdcrly woman
who Was known 10 the son his house
keeper. aud the fon explained that ell Of
his fathers effects Of value had been removed
hv her. Hc was unable to nnda WI and his fathers
sudden death had arouse li- II t4n1Hs. visit tle
house however, Disclosed the fact that TIE supposed
hou.cAeeper Was "a fact the dead maU's wife, tnry ha,
Ing been married IN 1877. Th' mirriae" h1d nr Kept
seriet because felitS ntsi Wlfg was stu living AMI
e hand Know what us rlsh, hama did" sh, fifticr
capsi "a that he dird suddenly of asthma tNrt he
made will soin' wears afu. and gave I. e. a man
rime stanton, WHO then we'd in HAL etrret ana who
han since disappeared with tde VIII The son Is ~ il
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IirpspN, n. Y, Dec. 6.-Tho Will Of Sylvester
Van NAlHcuburgn Of New YORK, wao died In Chstham.
columbia county, about one mcnth ago. WAS presented
befnf surg1gat Essolyn To-day The estate II valued
at ialoOoo or his two dal-ntors one is the vile a
th.rirs thtstcrmlu, the wrllaDsWn mil ION tr. Of
AeW ora. nnd tAc other the Wic ot tnuits House
l- also % th's city. The tcsiatJr bt.u at4rd $50
% NJ, enc, ,crmln and the VIII ave tllit 'hc "A
am ~ rr vllod for aun the Other duu strr !.
fcst ot the estate Il given 10 Mrs Hon. cmnn Mrs.
tttstrrin cont ',ts tl, viii On ~" GROUND thet It 10
not grduinv, aud thu n Ecnu ne Ludur infup
used 20 induce the tcstaor TO make such dis o,ton Of
lis property. The case ~ 10 Dr. -Aa ly cont u.
Rufus F. Andrews II retained council for IN" pro-
ponculs of tGe Will and Jos ph O. and Lrastu Brown
for the Cy.ttsfauts.
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rOR rBO MOTIFS ~ cHLL.
Case of Fslre ImpTisonmcnt for which
5000 Enn.agcs is Asked.

Mary L. Pink ham, a comely widow, dressed In
rich hlscS hiE, Was the paiutln yesterday IA sut
a.Ius. M0rus osentha aud his wife OF Hcwes street.
WlamsburRa, TOR 5000 dana ges for false nprison.
mem. \ year and haif ago Mr.. Essential employ ed
female servant, who alter an hours service, ran
away with 1885. Last summer, while Mrs PmkhAm
was ing the Grcenpoint ferry, MTs Il spntha ac.
c,scd hcr of BENG the tnef She aad Mrs. Pnkhaln
locked IN the fTAuk tiIcct police stlun althou
she gave number ~ rcfcrunce- to her Meo.on a.
tives Grernpont and declared that the time Of
the robbery she was Ia thCugO, aud tnt Instead OF
being & rman as the fhithless servant was, shc
bora IN Portland, ANA could not SPEAK German. Shc
A,a ed Mr. Npsentiu 10 can On her hrOthcrn.uw, Mr..
Ani'rson, but he refused TO 90 40. After spending
SntuILay night nd sunday IN the police station she
was dl-char-ed The defence was mistaken idcl ltty.
LS.Jldsc laiy in addressing The Jury, called his
c"nt, the widow TO ms Giue placed MS hand her
n luluor AM said "Gcntcmen, would you mistake
ms " oman for any hut Down East Yank'eY Y' Ihe
jury were out three hours ana returned sealed We
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nrncIA,n., I,nnld rrnn-it FOND.

Tue silent Safety Railroad Company, who were
empowered by inc Brooklyn Aldermen Oh Wednesday
10 bald qui cevtca road from Fulton ferry to
the city line, by way OF Pearl, Wiuoushby. and Gold
streets and pekglb, Grand, and Lexington nucs aud
HroadNay, will, as soon the Mayor approves the
rceu!uuoN mHkr CONT acis for iron for the columns
and llfdprs tnr the road. Tine company expert
daIs WITHIN Twelve months The ure Is to b. nye cents
Tor ne hrs two m aAd one cent for each addt al
Wtc lne bed OF tac rOad VIII strctch from Curu to
curb II Is Lave WO tracks, aud te motors to Oc
siirri. fnoSclr-', and cinJerlsss The COMPANY mas
UINOu buUSCrlOcd.
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BROOh LIN.

Justice Gilbert entered an order ycstrrdaY
ocltng the FIRST and hrresbyt churchts.
Mayor Hunter says that # the Aldermen do
no confirm ms noIlnnii IN ni Mr.. Jtmos Murphy as
smother nomination.
The itey. G. ID, lIelmcr. who for ncarly nine
years has been The plsuf of the ulun farl Ohgrrsa
lio'al Church. thrAyo, Is 10 ne The plsior OF tie
Tumpkns Az. nue. Congregational thur1h B:oogiyn,
alter tue lst ~ January.
Reuben Jones was sentenced to pay nne Of
" 900 and be inprlsonod tor seven months ior Illicit
u,il illling IN DrOOAlyn yehtcrdaY William COOn T. for
tne same Vfence, sentenced TO imprisonment tOT
thuteon mOuihs. and MAS nn0d $780,
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Eeyp,,. tNpcdi,Iou ia Abys,,n,o.

LOsDoS, Dec. I6.-A priv.te telegram from
Egypt says that on demand of the British Government
tae Egyptian men OF war viii be recalled from tle ter
ritury - ZRrHhar md ttc expedition TO Ahyssina WI
connnr s n 10 cNactmg itsfacton, after wlca Tue
troops Hre to 1, turn 20 EsNp'.
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A WIFI Murderer Ilnnrnd.

HAL1FAN, Dec. TO-. David Robbins, who WIS
convicted Of the murder Of his wife Mt Bear River
hanged Al Dlghy at o'clock tins morning. Onr hun
drrd spectators who had heon admitted within th-
closure and nve six hundred who remained outsidc
acted "a un orderly manner. The prsonr passed the
night In mourning AMI PRAYERS for fHcty. lie seemed
pentent but hopeless OF forgiveness Several clergy
inrn remained with him To the last. lu anbwrr TO an
,uiri from the Sneu1, hc Had mat he hnd nothing to
fnY. Hn hlld Without 0 htrmgge.
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A Mother ana her Child prowmed.

hARSlA, C. W., Dec. lG Last night after dark,
q, MIR. Glass, with wife and child were boarding
schoOrcr IN mia river from ruWnoat, the child I'm
from us mothers ar.s INTO the river, ana she follow
iig 10Th we're drowned. Iuung the rxc.tcmcl. the
boat Mas ps1gd, and Mr G'ass only saved himself by
cin- IN = the cA.ins OF the schooner.
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Alderman Morris, said, at the Common Coun-
cs meeting yesterday, that no aborct could get WORK
on the public improvements unless he had $40 to pay
for his ticket llr ADDED tna the labOrcrs feared TO
make afldnylts that they Wcrf comnelcd tu pay for
iicdett cst theY mIxht b. unable 10 get wnrk After
drbnir Alutr Morris, furroy, ana StcrY were
directed 10 Investigate Mr.. M0rriss charge.
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PANS. Dec. lG.-lhc blilotln& for Senators
conuaued In the Assembly to day. The Ii4ht ten.fc
withdrew from the stru s". a'd tho Left alone pre-
septci t Of canddstcs The ilioNinq were eccfcdi
NJ. Bepug,r nnpuiy fpr nglmr. ot the Left tcufr. /
" Magniu, n, DUTY for Cdtr dOri VI. Jules smon
Deputy for Marne Gen. Ia 1T. Deputy for Cnrr'2 ;
aud Gcn. Cnarcton, DcpnV fur Droue, an OF tn 1T,
NM aIui fichn, SchoclcA,t, AID Asau, Rad!cal9
aud NJ. NOrmanlie, Of the Iayer 'ul.t faction.
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REPUBLICANS INDIGNANr.
The Men thnt the south Carolina Radicals
Elect for Judges.

COLUMBIA, Dec. ia caucus of the RcpuhH-
members Of the state Legislature was hell last
nigl and the frs business to-day 70 aiop. rcsO-
luton Tor joint session Of Oot Houses TO proceed g.
TO the election OF an Associate Iuste Of the 81.
prcme Court aud eight Circuit Judges the state.
watch resulted as follows; Associate Justice. wriyht
tcol1rel. Circuit ulsre-tir-t r"ul Mhi?ncr lVol
Oredl, Second Circui. Wien. 1Mrd Circuit, +. j.
Noses, ~" lcANoVern rlf fourh circuit, 1ownscnli
fifth Circuit, Mack SIXTH Circuit, Carpenter :
enth Circuit Northrop, Egnih Circuit Cook. All are
R'rullC ms
Tor tie thaflcsinn Clrc3it. toe most import nt a. the
Satrtrcatcr regret anD IA niiguluOn among the best
cIas- VI hupALle4A aAl l1e prulle sunlIAlN.
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Old WORLD AEWN.
Lngina the Corner Stone of the New London
Opera Housc.

LONpoN Dec. 10. Tho Duke OF Edinburih
this afternoon laid the fourditoa -icne Of the NcE
National oi sIa II Nu-e tie Thames tvictorla) I'm
bausmont. between ChArlg Gross anl Westminster
Fri iges. is rnya' II. GIN $40 P.nc' Of VALE. had
prpmi. ~ 20 ,i tc, whtu T. W.S supi. sci That the
~nrt Murld hrr.a hO Tore his t,pirirrr for Iuda,
and tlC buer OF IllHhu IN rpprlrru as the rtprcsrn
t.'ye OF tr iuuOc According ~ thr urluA afrlnat-
mcut- the ctTrm - to have takc4 place LeAflY
n4OAtl aEu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17

A iurg was empanelied IN the General Sessions
yesterday to ny 1noodore Rced on Indictment for
murier lie killed his stcp-atlcr the nr day of
May last IN csDrosses street The dcence L. that the
kllIrg AHs done Whlc the rl4lutr Has uofcuding his
m Tier and hlmstlf from brutal htatlug by walker
while he X. Bcsiaes The swearing uf thc Jurors
iuts ay4s lltu
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WAsAINGToN, Ulc. 10. In the Slnatc's cXccu-
tive session yesterday, there was debate Of several
hours duration over the nomination of j Madison
Wei 60 he surveyor OF the Port II New Orleans. II
n lrN Eth tuunrmcd toy nbtuci party vote, except
tnt Mr. tnr,iilnci 'iep), OF Michigan, Volca "Ne'
Nr. Booth lnu.J, ot talorali, Nuird " Aye" aud Mr.
Paddoch d.epJ, Of AcbrasAa rcfr inci from yotng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17

The locomotive Of coal train on the New
Jersey Central Railway ran OF the track, throush u
switch tenders bundcr on the brlsc over Newark bay
on Nednrspay night. The ocOmuiNc lodged ia thc
ire ne, Dnd ten cara wele nlcd on IT, Eve cIrs were
thrown into the Gay. No ono was hurt Trans were
IN over the Elizabeth bronch and Newark and New
NOrk HLllWAI.
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The Eclrry ,,urdcr ,urv nl.nvrcc

DOSTON, Dec. l6-lhe Jury IN The case OF
Thomas " Piper for tie murder OF Mabel Noun- AFT
being out from yesterday, came into c. ir this
morning. and rep. rted hat llci were unable TO Asrf
ON verdict They were DISCHARGED. Rud tic prs
was renanica for new trll Il is said mat tap Jury
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CH-ih rs O'cONOR.
""'>rial Improvement and Ground fer
Hope OF Recovery.

CHARLES O'Conor's condition materially i'm
proved ycsterdsy. lie showed renewed powers di.
gestion, aud took nourlshmeut with relish About
r. NJ he etc small qrnniy Of chicken and drank some
chckrn hroih. He was visited hy Dr kcyrs late 10 tho
aiternoor anl at his departure sad that the aynp-
toms Of Ills patient favorable than al any
umr since Z. e. hrginritR o; hi sickness
At md i-hi iir. p'C0nor was plg quietly. Ho
was ialsaNr a day, and listened with incre, to tao
reading OF thc newspapers.
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Tho Even House, the largest hotel IN TIowloy,
Pa, "H- nnrn"d on We ncsdaY nlsf. l.ss, ol IA.
suriucr. t.,hlo.
Yesterday morning hre hrnlc ont In lIotch-
NJ V1rncr's pliulng mli iu William port, IA,
frrr Hle g. tic lunh' yards ot llrn'rir r,m d.
uUl Wit' Icui2 q White. Total ly , a out $4,000
insu.aurr. SO ~.
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The california Border Uar.

SAN FRANCIsCo. Dec. 49, In view of the re.
uutrnscs the border %, McAic.rs, the citizens
OF san Diego have formed volunteer force to preserve
order Antonio sorsn Of Lower taiiior IA, Who has
been rrniui leHt VA tho 0Nrt md {. yrtsr Drd
and puai.h tie bTl-aAt-. fouut dead the rlnd,
tict 'hrou IA Ia" head NiEiltr. irchng for
t..t,r.l.
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Gcorsians Fighting nucI in south Carolina.

ACUsTA. Gn., Dec. 16.-C. ID. RILEY and Geo r.
Rstclic tous1t a dGcl At 3 ocl cb t,is afternoon II
saud Ulr Ferry = C. 1r, was shot ln The rlg groin
Of toe nrst are, 1nc bal Subsequent rxtrac ed
IRON IA" l side. 1ne wound "a scgipls hut not
sarily iatal 1illl a,mrnlcd Ird hrr hui ~
ord refused on account ol his wound. m 81 alcngs
Hatcn, Tor " urd. rni lIlng on hi. chlr lctrr.
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APr1LLISG ross or LIRE.
One IInndrcd and Ten Miners Killed by an
Explosion of Fire Damp.

BRUSSELS, Dec 16.-A terrible explosion
occurred TO-DAY In coal mine at Framicres,
near None. A full forco Of men were at work at
the time, and the loss Of life Is appalling. 1t is
reported that 1lO miners were killed. Eleven
have been taken out injured. The accident was
caused by FIRE damp.
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1hc ylrpinIn ncnn,nr-l,lr.

RIcHNoND, Va, Dec. l6.-i'he thifd ballot In
tro General Assembly resulted In TIE reelection -
senator johnson by btgict party vote. Tho lrpulu
cnis cost lher trll vote twcEt NO 900 "a" lou-c AMI
the SCI ate, Tor Gen. W. e. ic, ham, htu Wee
President Of the Chesapeake anu ONO i,ailruac.
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Rniding tho ,:nmhlcr..

AGambling house at l. South street was closed
last night by Ohccrs Wood ami Dakin, ana John D,-
INK, Of A. sackcu rect Brooklyn. ana pnrcK Mullen,
Of 10 Drluncty street, were arrested. The twenty
players escaped through the WIN oWs.
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MONTREAL, Dec. &c. -Mcssrs. Deylin and Work
man members o. Psriiamen go to Ottawa tomorrow
10 consult with tie Premier TO the ad rlhllty Of
beginning the enlargement ~ the LlcLlne Cana III
dCI 10 give WorA 10 destitute aDorcr,.
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Michael Walllce. an oficer Of the Carmansyllle
p1i'C, NIs uui iru.h - N-rI.saut l~ttrrluj. hc
Ht1kcu a. tl' Mprrsinia station, and there Tie acr
&C ~ or his eAl.l from hs breast.
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The RexiynI Alnnn lhc Erin RnilMnr.

MILFORD. Pa., Dee. H.-Ihe revival meetings
ann continue at Port Jervs n. y. ana al other places
along the line ~ the Eric Railway. In Sussex county,
\. j ana fikc county Pa, revival meetings are also
10 successful operation, great many conversions
I,fn IL
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CHEYENNg. Dec. 10 Frank George is In from
the BlIck HilS for provisions. nrlngns with him.
among other coarse III one Nugget weighing twenty
seven 0unces.
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Miss prucfor's .nt tor liDei ayailst tne Grlllfc,
nu urslNlt .i thc hr.nlt has brrn srifl0d Had
discontinued urioro Justice Uii1rrt Yesterday.
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NORHISTOwN, Dec. 10, The Jury Ia the Curly
murder cate emo into cUurt this morning And leu.
oered yeidlst OF mur0er ia the nrst degree
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17

Rising D. romcter. brisk cold northwest winds
aud -nt snow, followed by clear weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17

There arr ouy two physi ig1s m the KINGS
County Asj uin tor the Insane &, care So patents.
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They h ID hDped by patience 70 put 70 shame
those who falsely accused them, aud they
tbuueh, IA tHey might ue spdrei tho flght OF
% COT Migration carving Itself In the ch rfhcs
of Unuklyn aud New York tut II was owl
dent that the campaign was Just MY
begun, urged ON by those who never
meant we'll and who by Indireclion are
doing H. wuich they dare not do them
selves. II the campaign * t. 20 on, Plymouth
Church might as well nave hand IN the cites
Of the neld. lGreat applausel In concluding,
Mr.. ID leCher offered to compare the IeC lTd OF
Plymouth Church from the beginning with any
In the laud especially with those whose minis
ters 10y packed committees nave managed
church aifdlis their 0~n way, completely hood
wnkinE thcir congregation
He spoke Of the frank action NJ the church In
all things, ana sid tint TO those who threw QUO
thO charge that tn9y were not Congregational,
he would huh II back saying that they were not.
lie meant to have the advisory council large
enough, and e have u soon enough 1t
was intended TO he lied for the
second tuesday In January. 1t would
be CompOsed ~ no mean men, but OF men to
whom they could op II their hearts and osoms
and sty "Search us. Try uH." The advice of
the council wouid De Respectfully needed, and
II It's conclusions do not cunHct with the funda-
mental liberties Of the church they would be
obedient to II.
one result OF the advisory council must be
that every person who Is dlsadtl- led could not
run to near harbOr and get up a call for n nut
tual council, lApDlause.l After this council,
Plymouth Church can anntd 10 neglect at least
nineteen out OF twenty VI the councils that may
be expected to be oalled.
This coup d'etdt, turning away tho keen az
RreS5ion OF the scand ! and COnCealing IL be-
hind dlscusslons. ecclesiastical PolitV. and