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orrrcEnoLDERs ALARMED.
Kicking Against Rcirenchmcnt, and About TO
Appeal to Grant.

The proposed retrenchmcnt in the Gus
tom House Is viewed with alarm by the leaders
in the Grant committees In this city and Brook
lyn. They say that It will be disastrous to their
party in the Presidential contest next year. and
therefore they demand that " shall be stoppeu,
even going 40 far az TO appeal to the President
to revoke Secretary BristOw's order.
Collector Arthur will require several DAYS 70
form plan by which the expenses Of the custom
House may be reduced without imparing the
revenue service. Thero arc abou, seventeen
hundred men employed in the Custom House,
Including those connected with the naval and
Appraisers officcs. Those whose salaries arc
protected by law against anv change number
nearly onc-half Of the entire force. The proh-
lem with tho Collector IS how to reduce their
salaries so that all shall bear their fair propor-
tion Of the retrcnchnent.
The deficiency in the custo ms appropriation,
which IL the cause Of the retrcnchWent, Il at
tributed to the extravaganza OF a. II. Mullctt,
the late Treasury architect, In fitting up the new
Naval Office. and to the rental Of the Paul Spof'
ford warehouse, at Washington, Laieht and llu-
bert streets. for the Appraisers OMce and pub
lie stores at $4,000 year,
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AFTER THE BANQUET.
A Brilliant Reception TO Lord Houghton by
the Lotus Club.

The admittedly most brilliant reception this
club has yet seen was given to Lord Houghon on sat
urdsy handsome banquet was served TO many inter-
ary celebrities artists and members OF the press Al
ter dinner had been concluded. the President
gave the toast OF the evening, Lord HouEh-
ton" In reply, Lord nougnton said that
Americans were very fond OF appealing 20 their
vouth. When anythlng went wrong or seemed incom-
pie e, disappointing; tnvy said You should ren,en
hcr how Young are" Now. he MAS not prepared en-
ry to sdnt that prctcnson. In all that constitute
natin IN aggVIaon Of thought. IA tne expansion
of ideas Amcrie hal ali the experience OF the Europe
from she adoed 10 the interest and uvaeiy
whicn shc mad gained from her -porintlon 10 a
novel hcmi-phcrc she had Indeed that charm OF mid
die fs ami That fun, lusclOu. Deauii, and mature IN
fr.euce wlca great French poNelist had tinpersnn
ated IN the "Fcmnie de Qunante Ans" Great ap
uause.l Balkac himself .nAy have tasen MS uotlon
IRON anccdote Of an old frenehuan giving hnson
two coursels MS entry into the world lI.,tn 70
The old M N AM mike love 10 me women or forty.'
Inis IS the advi'e he would nov repeat Love Your
America win all the devotion she deserves and no not
dar gard tue Words and thoughts Of veteran Europe
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Capt. Talpry's Sarrativc OF the Burning Of
the ship .Johu Pascal.

Cupt. Tnipry'a Nnrrltive OF the Burning OF
the ship Johu Pascal.
BosroS. Nov. 21.-The ship Victoria ar
rived here to. day from Calcutta with the officers
and crew of the ship John Pascal of Bangor,
Me-, which vessel was burned ON the passage
from Calcutta to New York. \ portion OF the
crow has been previously reported as arriving at
Plymouth Eng. Capt. Talpcy reports:
We left Calcutta on july ~ Nothing unu'ual TOOK
pi We x,e siarfn,d by smoke coming from the la (.
does hatch. began n one 10 break out cargo. snd
rec pump I'd, lfted tie hiich ad soon tNiih-
gr he'd the nrc II vas confined In some bays OF I'D
TO me lower dccN, aad threw overheard all that was
Cain-ged COnunucd 10 work until al appesred drI
the snp from time 10 nc AM eeul nhl no II ms MS 81 Ii
heat. soon aftrrward We came ihtO coli ara rouEh
weather We we're oil tae cape ot Hood Lore d ior
nfocn days. with strong mort sest gilcs Atcr pass
in- thr cam wc soon got INTO nuo Weather. We now
had ue or 10 fear of arr, the cargo in all parts OF
"on spt. - tfirty dsys affer the nrs Gre.
aiu armed b. sFno.g coming from ne lore nat D.
ed b. the force pumps lhe snip was 20 thoroughly
nossnir we stopped all Ventilation fore and AFT We
from the ems ne and lci TIE hNs,e from he
ecIpc pipe through he dock hvpins 70 s,ine VA. ne e.
s. Helena, 200 miles slant. II now became evident
that II Was Impossible to save the snip. We then made
stay by ne mi, say longer ktsA VI, saw ship.
Atl2 ". We attracted ha aitenti ~ Nhcn Il, steer.a
S5 ooS g from IL csa !. Tor Se i Sa ndy sent his
BOAT assistance ~ this time INC nrc hau uIlNen
Us from terSerl & we isd esrr, lrs 70 ,, gs Of
| ship By the TINE safely on ooa!d the VIC
,oria M John Pascal ~. one s9ee; Si nse ,
| "a! o.
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RUINED BY BEECHER.
The Claims Against the Publishers OF the
Life Of Christ.

Proceedings have been taken in bankruptcy
against D. Fo,d Co. Of - Park place and Mr. Isaiah
T. Williams Register In Bankruptcyhas been appointed
10 take charge OF the settlement Among the creditors
whose clsims arc entered their schedule are Hoe
Co., {2i ,Os109; warren & Howard, ,ll77O.'o; AZ W.
Smith q Co.. ti3.5ls.4o; Christian Union Publishing
Company s9OO5ss6; George Merriam, springneld.
Mass, t23Sslse; weleh Dig.lOw Co, CamDrldy e.
Mlss Si2 5it 3S Mrs. WIN n Ritter, l,aS5ii > u.
Warren 4 Co bcs,on, slO,2oGOS; McCuocn q Co.
ioneon l. AS; Wisvah Psss 8 CO. Boston t5dai sO'
t55sD SO; Henry Chandler. Bnnao. fi.s5Jl7; Cram
nond KENNEDY, tS,eit3oi Ba!l Paper Company
Is75; First National BANK Of Norwich. Conn. ,SuD
5 A. Gilnert. q ,6s355i s; ". White, slaSo r. u e
Henry W. Beechsr Sle2.oO.
The liabilities are nearly t@2o,OoO.
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NEW JERSEY.

TIE Rev. Mr.. IliTcrman was Yesterday install
ed as pastor o! tne Ihlrl street, uoookep Lu'Ae.au
Church.
A donation party will be held 10 night for the
b,nont tp Hudson county n. Home ana nusqN J.
alnost excellent chIrlly.
An exciting game Of football between Prince
Prnueton saturday was won bY the Princeton boys.
A kerosene lamp exploded in Zcglers store,
Centre street Trenton, saturday night, scatter ng
nurning OIL over Ilcglcr, George Ashm1t', Joseph
lther, and J"cs hIlhcT, AID burning them severely
-AshmVre tataay.
George W. Patterson. the defaulting collector
cf Freehold Was deliver red up 20 the supreme Court IN
that tow II ON Nov. 49, b. surety VINO Demanded uls
ch lrge from his rccOgnizln Tue surety VS. DIS
cnargcd and PAtiers handed over TO the sheiu
lie succccucd In getting new D0nlsmen, an Was re-
lea ed from CUSTODY lhe deehl2p " 6ls sass VIII pe
rendered early 10 JspuarTs
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SPORTING NOTES.

MI d. stanton's vcocipcdo performance OF cT
m4lc, 10 seven days ON the li.hc Hrusc GROUNDS, LJp
don, was rcmarlapl performances.
The -. George Bicycle club held its annual
meeting at Ll.lr Bridge Grounds. tnSand on Ost 70
VA,u James kcrn. the champion OF tIslahl, won ma
teu.nc ArEnglani handicap, beating Tie t-slcst ten
illlts on record IN 33;2'il.
Mr. William Brown, n gentleman ~ African
descent from America, recently made an tNraoIllnay
standing jump In Eng ano. me ldscs refused To- ,tas
tie dista &c CONtrcd mt II Is bcAeNeu " u-Ne oeeA
tlhtc,u feet, eight iuChes,
John Howard. who was one OF the gtrntesi
70 lc-iuNs aud athletes OF hs dAN iicd FessSnty AZ ~
i..dfri N. ere hp Was born Alb nj the wear lhti phe
~ MS greatest fcat' udc0d me -r"aeat ever ptrior
rl-N Ina Ie u Of tNcuiy-ln" lcti H' ven AchcH rom
a drn block of wood Two feet in lr' IL Wedge shapet
ADD raised four inches a. irp"t, Wmch was uYhe on
Tia fnr 4, ace tuuras. lie also cleared twenty y'seNen
ct acrnss stream m cumarA, aud lc1pei over plk
ntd tablt lcugthAls", for when be was pVkSu IVt
considerable SUN Of money.
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PURCHASING MExIClN TERRITORY.
Rumored Treaty Between President Lcrdo
nnd President Grant.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Nov. 2l.-The Chronicle OF to-
day publishes a story to the effect that treaty
has been agreed upon between President Lerdo
Of Mexico and President Grant, for the cession
Of large area Of Mexican territory TO the United
States, on condition that our Government viii
assume tho Indebtedness OF Mexico to citizens
of the United States. The Mexican states TO be
cedcd afe Lower California, sonora, Stnaloa,
Chihuahua, Durango, and possibly Cohnhulla.
This treaty will be submitted To the senate TOT
ratification Immediately upon the assembling OF
Congress.
The Chropici will also state that II is believed
that President Grant Cameron, Butler, ana
others In their confidence. have been buying up
Mexican claims for from fifteen to twenty cents
on the dollar, aud will, of course, mako fortunes
thereby.
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HOURS or LEISURE.

Washington Social Clubs ball, Irving Hall,
Dee 10.
Charles 4. Druning Associations ball, Wal
haa Hal, NOV. -.
Annual hall " Damon Division X. P- kepler
Hall, Jersey Cty, Dec. 10.
Annual bail of Maimoridos Lodge No. 1i3, +.
and A. NJ, IaumIny llglh Soy, 80.
The Veteran Corps Of the Sixty-nnth Regi-
meut, composed 81 hoaomhy disclmrsrl oi,crs end
rmistcl mu of the SXiyulnth kcg,mchi, In h
Bts,dr ali. or 0riu Logon, viii have tteig trst tr.
uul1A IN Fc.rero's Ass. ulby Rooms " The evening VI
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Tn. British coa,, -,r.wn with Wrecks.

LONDON, Nov. el.--rbe recent gales around
the coasts Of Great britain have been terribly ccsiIuc'
tive Of life property Lloyds agent a. Dover tes-
rnnhs that II IL believed thirteen foundercd IN
lie Downs dlrDg The storm FRIDAY night and tnat
forty nfy lives lost. 1t Is eststct thai ron
fye TO hundred vessels OF ell sorts are now anchored
In the Downs on Deal, waiting for fair weather.
The ltIH HQH GQ,rfts announces taat tAe coast DO
,Nesn Tnrnonth and Lowcstot Is e,reNu with wrtcAs
Three vessels arc ashore on the GOodw.n ssnds.
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UTICA, Nov. 2l.-Jobn W elsh OF Utica, Jointly
indicted with Leary. Lumbard, and Malone for the
masked burglary at the house Of Peter Gernon In New
Hartford on Aug o. was acquitted in Rome Yesterday.
after tae Jury had been out ncarY twenty hours Inc
Others were convicted and fcliencsd 10 is years lin
rrisonm,nt each. Inc evidence OF VIM. j. Coniroy'
alas Chstie VI Cold Spring the acconplce.
convicted the Otuers hu; IN the case OF Welsh II vM
oycrbalanced by an allbi Of the defence.
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TERRIIiC COMB.iTS.
The Gladiator- of Indin-The Terrible Fight
with (lnNa.

rom R,r,,.crs "lcna clnt r. RHcs'.'
Another soit OF combat, much more
terrible than those already meat ioued' nnd
Mli'h is oiiy totc seen nnWud y "a Is rOda, =
thc sucli. .kl-kcu~tI, that Is l. say. " sht with
citws" Iicrr tue COmbatent-. almost nnscd,
but rdorurd with crJwua aud gariaul-, tear each
other with claws Of horn. These Claws were
formerly II sicel. and caused ccriain death To
.,.,'a OF other nf The combatuni.; hut they have
b., IN abolished - too barb lruus Tor Lioderl
.tmes. ll... 80 !nW in u.r. are ~ nave M, uI
hln, ana axe t@rd ON the closed N-t VITA
Thongs. W Only once prttrnt ri a cNmhat OF
mi, Kind, fog Iy bee n wa so moved 10y the
h.gihe su'ctacle th.t | refused {. 20 again,
The Wtc ,lfr, int .Nl'a'cd win lHnE-hquid
they rusn upon one an tucr; tnclr races ana
traIs ave soon covered vita blood, ana
thcir ff.L1y knows no bounds. The King,
wltn wd ewes and the Veins uf his
alcn pfs.il ilnutc cX itcNcrt that he cGnuDt
rcmain quiet, but i'tit ties hy 4 sturcs the move.
n'cnts II the Wrc- tiers. lhe arena - covered
with blood the defeated compntant Is carried
~, sometimes ia q dying condition and the
&. .huilrror, TIE skin oi his fureheau hanging
down In sirius, Uro-tratos Himself before tho
kIns. Who lacrs found his neck ncchiacc Ol
fine Icars, and covers him Wlth garments of
II, at value. one episode, moreover, disgust ed
mo to such Hn extent that, without any need of
the elect my sudden departure ihl-ht have
Il the Nr,-ilcIs, whom the tang hud tnN han
ntuNicntcd, Dlt,r receiving the ilrst rev blows,
made a show ot Wishing to cscane; lil5 ant ago
mis- threw htnl. aud inCN rolled together ON TIE
ground before US. Thc Nictur, -eeigg the I'M
h.tpy Nfttch demand quarter tuning to the
King tl know whether he should let the other
ri'e' b ~ lah1v.cd "lth lhc ~, Xxx the non
ana the scalp of TIE uniultunate Fellow WAS torn
without mercy. When inc WAS tancn away he
hHd J. lat nil cons. iuNsnr $. ihut stilc dni the
! KING d -'riiutcd ymuug-t the Victorious Wrc-t
l,r, LcH III tro- and GnhrN 10 thc amount Of more
| tADh IOuf drtiiu POUNDS.
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ELunA, Nry.2l llrcG Pome4oy Wili publish
Statement IN Che Airtn3cT n the moruins deny lHs
that ht has, crtat hs payer 10 TO be- su pended lie
proposes rsccuc tor Ebel ltois who aici 9usly
announced ms failure and the Suspension Of plmoroys
Dsinoc0i In Ncw York. TIE report OF suspension
e. oui OF The tact tlIt ih october n+t h" appalled, 10
be frlicI ed, the law drec from us-cs sustained
fOur or hYe years ago while ne hai nilue daily
ncWspautr ~ New iurk, and was upon hia voluntary
lriltOn adjudgrd binkrupt that IA mgat engage in
lctiyc husinosr again. the hoOntr 10 rcvr he losses
Ol about 100000 incurred while cOl,onGinB against
Whit W1s then the Tweed liug.
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GEN. M,DoNALD,s TRIAL.
Mckee Denying the Testimony Showing his
Connection with the King.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Thc first witness for
the defence in the trial Of Gen. Mcdonald yes
terdav vas william Mexico Of the Globe Demo-
crut, who tesiiled
I am sixty years old. have seen n. II Eneckc. hut
do not know hmthat is to say, have never been IRE.
wiz him rel relative i've to the wnisSey Hing know Joscpl
". ttoy and dii know AJ9I1g never t,geE.c
upon any occasion | never was paid money IA the
scd t6et Nj joyce paid nc sis9 z his presence and
hlt caca attention 70 us rae, 'm m r, ~ W. s v,hh,
iod Ir Fitlroy that this VAS sacred thing, he stated
yR1' % & ya noe ye 9s sy nayy, S oa0 0MSBnSd @ 'S never
hsi any understanding or arransements WIN Messfs.
TO aitsrs pertaining to TIC whi.scy Ring
NJ MsIse Nas o Yds % nat 70
ncr IN the D,nocrd,. / never visited him up stars
o,cc tsiicd me at my oficc occisionoly Neither Mr.
Joicc nor MIR. Leayenwortn ever pald ny monsS
or sSSn serSn PuRSsii PsnJR%siss Or 81 any the us
PaSsieS TaS @ in n0SpI our paper sbss, CON
ys'aIsa WITH Nh Es ~ raaa SS'a jury yhG rc,,ye Se 20
What he was to testifS, nor had I eonycI ,ailSn
Ecaai Of Of paper Whicn represented iac dominant
parry ! was Of course, lr,lg,a"y lap tuned t,
trouble Win the Uoycrnneni officials. About nine
months ago tnins Ir Lnscke cilSa Sa ~ i4e az ny
innaeacc With him 20 get como whskcy released which
time ever e. .Icd Win hin. did not know MIN a
that ac. bli was nf Fmcd who hc wss. went TO MI.
s asy aonverss ar % With Mcbeoa about Tic whssty
Hing. That ,s. not ANYTHING OH tcLt i.uu what any.
hOuy else riirh have had in rs ard 20 the iunots
never tnlscd win Joyce ON nc subject a. ~, onJ J
knew joyce pv .,can ard an active Woikerior the
party
Constantine Megrue testified tnat nc was Col'
lcctor ~ Internal Revenue from No7; 10, 1919, tC
june 20 1876, aud that pethcr during his term OF
oihce nor Il any time did he II xe any connec
ti, IA With what Il known a. the Whiskcy King.
Inc defence closed with the testimony o
Gen. II. y. Boynt oU, VINO sni that he knew Col
Mecruc In Washington, ana mat ms general rep
however never heard OF his swearing falsely
the court adj burned 70 Monday morning, wher
tho counsel Win sum un the case.
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vcs,ou Renteu by o'Lcnry.

CHICAGO, Nov. el.-At ll.2O last night O'Leary
and weston withdrew from The track at the Exposition
Building, former having walked so miles and the
latter i5l'i mics. oLcary made his lat m,e in -
ptuutes and 10 seconds WeHtou's last mile vas maua
IN ~ minutes aud 10 seconds. Yesterday oLcory
walked ~ and Weston Ol mlt. The vast sua,e oi nc
Exposition building vas well nled during ne uaY huu
in the evening tae stcrtlry estimates lLat EoVJO per
eOns we're Ia The building.
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Nn,nl rrnnnrnllnn. on ihc GnIf Const.

ClNClNNATl, Nov. H.-Ihe Gd-tuc5 New Or-
leans SPECIAL says the monitor Vanoh'us' now Hhg ON
that city, received ord,rs to prepare to sail at mo-
mcnt's notice. and has already laid IN q supply of
stores. fuel ana ammunition. None oi her oflcers OF
iron pfV nrrnt ed to ashore, VIII leads 70 ihe
belief That her commander IA In cNpecaiioh ut sam :
orders II a also reported That Ooinh1dore GO 'pt
came 10 New OrlenIs from Pensacola u der olucrs
from the department Washington 10 cxlmine and re-,
mort anon tie adj, stability of making New ofle1n 1ns Tie
base of uncrl ls In case Of difficulties with spain.
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Important Di-covcrlc, in New Guinen.

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 1.-THE Asst tic Ste1m
Navisa,ion Company's steamer Mika1o. from sydney,
arrived today. She brings the following news;
Great interest ras been aroused by the receipt OF let
ten from missionaries stationed IN New Nuluea an
nouncing important discoveries there Tue r.f naisi
xtcr been traced for ninety mtics aud fonui 70
have depth OF IRON eighteen TO two tathons. tNl'
dcnce Of cultivation was found consisting OF enclosed
ilnd cropped With tobacco and sugar cane Iulnensc
.nELow o.rts and the RACES OF bunlo were aso seen
po-tion of the Macleary expedition has since gone
ere and Il u expected that details sil Be received IN
l.
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TIE BORDER TIRFIRE.
Texas Rangers Pursuing Mexican Cattle
Thieves Across the Rio Crande.

Thlevcs Acr0ss The RI9 Efhndt'
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. 20.-Capt. l.. ii. McNeeley,
commander Of a company OF Texas rangers, who
pursued band Of cattle thieves across the Rio
Grandc yesterday, killing four .lexicans, was to-
day surrounded in gulch and shut of from the
river and from food. McNeeley appealed to the
Mexican authorities TO be permitted TO iecross
the Rio Grandc, nut his appeal was refused, and
his unconditional surrender demanded. Forty
men Of the Eighth u. :. Cavalry crossed the river
this morning 90 support McNeeley, but were
ordered back by direction OF Potter COM
mnnding." ,,
A later despatch says that McNcelcy. and bis
(iranuc.
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y.,Io,v reycr ON sh,pboard.

GALVESTON, Nov. 20.-The British brig Mystic
Tie Capt. Peru. from Cienfuegos Cuba, Noy. To- ar
rived on the bar yesterday IN ballast Tie Captain re-
mort. 10 Dr. Blunt the Health Ofcer that his entire
crew, Including himself, nine 10 ALL have had yellow
fever Three died Cuba, ono died ths noruins Two
are sti sick covAcscng. and three, inelul9s Tie
Captain, have recovered, and are On duty.
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KINGSTON, j IN, Nov B y sensation was
caused IN Eassion yes.e-aay bY report tha llls Kx
celcacy the Governor lsT William Grey had assaulted
a ucgro carpenter at Kings House. II seon' that
carpenter was engaged IA hanging on paintings ana
other pictures At Rings House, en- nn,l, winch the
carp liter Lad not rem we'd from the Wal before lam
ing an OF paintng was forced throush the canvas
uslutln ,nad IN William became 80 curused when he
saw II thar he s'ruck the carpenter across me race
with the hicK of his hand Ine tlti Is IN ne NAhus
OF solicitor Who was nncd 500 Tor DONG lhe same
thlug 10 a brother solicitor.
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DAHvILLE, KY, Nov. 2l.--Wlllis Wall and Ben
Iard H. both colorcd were shot end morlaiy wounded
On Satur1ny night. The authorities had been informed
bY John Robertson coored, that they had put up fob
TO commit robbery, he claiming 70 have ONeihchId
their conSersl ton The dying men. howcYer say that
the whole aair planned by Robertson. Their stVU
vpeleyeai 4ad hsbsr!s94 bSS pss9 Iaassg ~ AL
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cURIoSIrIES or CRIME.

Peter Apple Of e95 Avenue II set Ere to a load
OF hay That Ira Weeks of ~ NctA l. L. Na' df,,lu
and lie .on destroyed. Tue boy was locAeI up.
Patrick Costello OF i35 West Seventeenth
street turned hls lie aud cAd ont OF dolrs last nis
Sergeant Doran sent an otlc!r 20 assist lr tos rlo
WAS entcr aluins Margaret ian, ftttnlJ ilSeu Goa
NlcL Ilel Merc ArIrstll.
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ccors. n. LORD. Trial Postponed.

BuFPALo. Nov sO.-Owing TO tho illnoss OF
Auditor Ihayer OF the promised witnesses for the
people the Of George u. Lord has been postponed
from Monday to such time Nr. Thayer may be able
sttend Another day has not yet been NAMED. MI;
Lord has secured his atlOrncys Mossrr uEshWcll
aud Allen OF Rochester, Dsfrct Attorney Follows OF
New YORK, +. Carlton Spragus and Hon. A. L. Lanlng
aff is tit
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UTICA. nov. 2l.-Last Saturday Lodicla and
Albert Frodcnbusg mother and son. were found guilty
Of the murder Of Ars Davis 10 GRANVILLE ilerkimer
county, last J1ue ana were scntcacci ny Judsc Mel,
were conYicted upon the tct tlnlony OF MARY DAVIS,
d.ushier Of Albert Frcdcnourg "Ao was AL aeeoupVe'
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Titus's cracker factory, at 2S3 Washington
street; $1,000. Insured.
The factory Of Walker Brothers OF Mendon,
VT Was burned on saturday. Loss. about tOOOOi IN
surln,c, ti,uuo.
The wooden bridge over the SchuYlkil rlyeI
A. Aar.et street. rAladcp pima, VAS hhricu ON oAiuAy
insur5d for go 800. lLe nre orisl1ateuEVm
a aJcfctuye gAs tipr.
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m,tco to examlae the books papers, wheel, aad TICK
cts OF the Montpelier female Humane Association
report that after careful and complete examination
of the same they mad that most glrlls iraui has
been pracised on the ucacihollers, though they are
uuAtlc t. deslSaite he guilty parties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22

Office mas nied claim for the s2o0o0 mnetS IN the
Lawrence SILK smuggling cases. The f2O,OJO Ia claimed
by c.gIt revenue officers AMI detectives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22
The Dcni,on Contem,t Csse.

ALBANY, Nov. .0.-Judge mes OF tbs
supreme Court General Term has reversed the action
ordered by Judge Learned upon writ OF haoeas
CORPUS in the clse Of H. D. Derison, canal contractor
inprsorc for contempt OF the Canal investigating
Commission. The opinion l. giych UPON "ilt ot Ger.
uOrari. and afnH the legal character enl powers Ot
the ana. Commission upon every issue raised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22

oliver Cotter who recently delivered a tenn
pcrance lecture I'm lugueno H. sad that he intended
10 close every saloon IN hat town that Noaes me law
aud prosecute all persons who aduteratcd liquors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22

DUnUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 2l.-lhe Dubuque
County Almlhou c was burned O'Clock un- morn.
ing, Only the hare walls remain. The loss amounts to
s.nO0O, with an insurance OF &ln0on. Tine budding
contained Lr1ry htf5 NM 'trs, hni none were rUusy
Ourh-d me tcrN, meter was oll ,Ny desrssS above
L.rJ AZ ~ llmo VI ihn nrn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22

PANS, Nov. 2l.-At meeting Of the Left held
here yesterday, several Deputies am uuccd that on
Monday after the thrl reading " the Electoral bl.
Minister uufaurc would propose that the AsscMDy
pruceed 10 az lie date a the dissolution Of taat body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-22

Justice William II. Howard OF Est New York
was found gully some time ago Of malicasance In
illegally inning nan 81, on Saturday Jude' Moore
htltcutel HOwAid 10 piy fbl nue., Or " ~ Jau lvr
Meuty ulIe Gays. u0Rago u " appeal