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SPARKS FROM THE rELEGRArn.


Speaker Kerr spends the holidays in Philadsh
Henry stiles. % th. ar:t white person born In
The Buredu Vcrftds reports 24S sailing yesssls
and 20 steamships lost during the month Of OCTOBER.
j. Y. Albro, well known lumber inspector oi
| is iSned Tor Che act.
III. Mayor A. c. Wilder OF Rochester died II
gressmAp from Kansas.
asnry S member e. The extensively Il
Pa. med last evening, aged a.
The committee appointed TO examine into the
sspse In he rsGn ysd, TsRG 5S reauras
The committee examining tho Affairs OF the
.o coyeng tSr y, MOI ms s rom J.n an sI'eA
The st. Lawrence river Ia open again and boats
are running between Cape ent aud Kingston, OnG.
lsst Monday teams crossed The English chAlnel the
AT Boonsboro'. Howard county, Mo-, James
Ihorne qunHced WIN Que Mitchell on Saturday last
s-G snp T'' struck 0' him On 'A' head With club 'AA
The treasurer Of III. EuropsAn and North
on he ansor city loan of M vii ire ea Isrso oo so S
after Jan. T.
The summer residence at sheffield, Mass. Of
BY burglar one night this week. even Tue crOokerT
G.oTgs Mlonf we're s.1sSesd q
to nve year, each In the peni .entsrJ.
tits reported that tho Day city Tunnel Com
pany IN Utah nave struck rich aud large dy OF ore
some 2uf feet below tho workngs OF the Emma Nina
which 10 supposed TO be the Elm ma hine.
J. ". l.. Barnes, formerly Deputy serReant-at-
pointed specla agent o. ins Pension bureau. Wee col
4 " SCatOn who has been tcnderrd the position OF So.
perluteudent OF the censu, OF New YORK.
The stockholders Of tho Atlantic, Mlssissippl
and ono l,auroa met IA Norfolk Va, YesterIaY, aud
reelected Gen. VIM Malone President FOR ave IoAna.
sud ais, reelected the Old board Of directors.
Jeremiah Lab, Jads9n, an eItenalve property
owner m sra ttport tonn, wab kod Yesterday nOtn-
lg oy me loa2G Sew YORK express tran while wa kinG
deaf
Lust evening young man, name unknown,
committed suicide ny lying down on the trAck Of me
tHna va southern Railway near BroWnsyle allO wing
the express train ~ pass over HIM lie was erauy cut
IN ptCcs
The exports from Canada 10 the United States
dnrug thr lrrNcui year have been 1908 go sgsinsl
43l $40 N ls7i. During the presenI year oniy So,
us Si7 feet VI lumber valued 1882 100 ported
a. compared with b0l feet valued at 32 SoT
last year.
The committee appointed TO Investigate the
sralrs Of tao Providence FOO Company suBmt state
ment recommending an extenA1n upon Ine entire ia
deDtednes., covering thirtyslI months from Jaa. L
Win equal senl'anhuAl payments, beginning JuIT q
1874 "'Ih Interest o. 7 per cent. per snnum-
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THE WHISKEY TTIEVEs.
Joyce Predicting Dsmnina Disclosures In
Gen. Babcocks Trial.

CINCINNATI, Dec. pa special despatch
to the Enquirer from 81. Louis says: A message
was received here to-day from President Grant,
In which be characterized, as wholly malicious
and false, the rumor that he had expressed a
willingness to consider an application for
Joyce's pardon. That he hdd no friends to
favor in the Whiskey Ring prosecuuons,and the
law shall nave It's course.
Joyce said to an interviewer to-day that tho
evidence nyairst iAhcnck would he ST.. ~. :
anl nipie uanlriug than Ia enher his or MELON
aids case. and that " the Government attorneys
pressed tho trial properly. exposures Of other
and more imuOrtant m mhers Of the Presidents
household, or to use JOvce's expression, The
entire White House will be damned badly
scOrchsd, the President not excepted"
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road Company, II. Kilbourne, President Part
due, and no interest paid. Inc N tional juno
uon ilroad Company was simply fraud. 1t
never Nisted, eKcopt on pauer.
10 william j Purmsn, loan Of t3.025 on Florl-
da seven per cent. bonds. Mr. Purman Ia a great
faiend OF the coiorsd man, but that was tue last
TQ W. Hayden. Superintendent Of the seno-
ca stone COMPANY, loan OF $3.50, secured oy
To Gen. q. .. Howard, Vice President. and
menry d. Cooke, Treasurer OF the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association, loan of $4,000 on 10 9
aud improvements. THIS 10 the loan about
which law suit Is now pending. The associa-
ton is irving to avoid payment by setting up
tho plea that the deed Of trust was improperly
drawn.
Here Is more Ring. To John p. Evans, July
%, ls,a 5000 on account ~ James A. Magruder,
loss Shephcrd's Treasurer Of the Board OF Pub
10 ". \ Huntington, loan OF a. COO ON seventy
shares OF the American Seal Luck Company.
Wurl hles-.
70 u. c. Fornev $3.50 on what was pleasantly
enough termed improved real estate"
To Rucssle & S.n. urourietors ~ tine Atlinr
ton Hotel, loan Of t2StDD on chaucl mortgages
on the furniture and GAturcs uf the hu ell.
THIS queer loan was effected, II is satd, through
the persuasive Influence Of AN officer OF the
Two OF the largest bor..,wer. are Col Jv W
Nanderhurg, a fayorite ,<,ttactor OF n. Il. Shcp-
hetf, AMI Cll. X. T. fleming, a builder and
pfnfeg" = Gen. q. .. Howard. Ihe bank will
luso heavily by both of these men, notwi'h-
81 trutIs. one of them Ia SAID to have b.en en-
borrow crs to the extent ~ nearly half NIL ION
bul the very wutst loan IA that Of 500 to
| the Washington Club, j. e. Beuetf, lresi .snt
SIeutc crd and the Washington iinp tht the
AWr icaa tuU once la To wcel HuI the N"W
OH KING. Ii va- urgani1 id for the very WOfs,
/ vi NHf''-rs, diu ~ as .H,INcl thrAi. Many
20, Congress has lost both MS repul .t.ut
| ANA lis money that clup The stores gI
/ ersuh of New hampshirs, I Gen MORAN :.
Smifh, A4d OF poor DirN Harrington, the stf,
/ u ~ .r. w,re wntten IN that ciuo. 1t Was thci'
] thit tho -.fs bufsl. ~ was cJhcocted. For two
] a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24
THE YAoUI INDIANS IN REyoLr.
A Revolution In Sonora. Mexico-Ths ham
dilti on ibe Border.

SAN FRANCIsCo Dec. 3-A despatch from
Diego confirms the report Of the anarchy In Sonora
Mexico. revolution s In progress. and tho YsQui
IND Ia revolt. Gov Pos1uierA has LEVIED "a
specl,l tax to carry on the war. The reyoutonary
parry II Is reported about 10 invade Snsloa. Bus
ncss j. prOstrAted.
No further demonstrations have been made by the
banuitu at CamIo, The presence OF posse from san
Diego Keeps them temporarily quiet but they thIeAten
u 'eEUAgc tor the shooting and hanging Of their
comrades In the recent RAID ruz Lopez has been In
conn AID Of the b nd.u Stree the dcatn OF thayeE.
The heKicAns living the border, with a few excep-
tons, are 10 engue win the banotu, a cavalry com
pany VIII leave here tomorrow Tor san Diego.
A despatch iTuIn san Diego Gays courier arrived
from san Rafael, the capital Of Lower California,
pCrtB tie reyolutlOusts had attacked that city
kied Gen Nagrana anu Iwrnii nine othgrs, fnd rad
possession Of tVery HIM. The report needs conhrnl
ton cpnsdg red higlY pro able OJ those tamil
Iar with affairs Ia that country,
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SHOWED IN on rHE PLAINS.
A state Prison Convicrs story and . Detec
tive Policemun's.

Detective GsIret s. walling was tried before
President Matsel yesterday, charges preferred In
b,hiif Of George wYman convict in Sing Sing whom
waiting arrested in San Francisco IN January last The
complaint IL that WAlllng did not return gold watch
and t25 tokan from wyman. Detective Wa ling testi-
Ned that he srre ted Wyman 10 san FrancscO aud was
suOR ed In wnlle bringing him across the continent
Running short Of money he borrowed ts6 Of fellow
passenger, giving Myman's wa,ch as security lie ar
rived New YORK with bill of 5000 aga ~ the cOun
~ for eIpenses He could co rct IL, and his fellow
traveller wishing leave city wanted money and
Wsl'nE ioa hun TO pawn the watch {. reimburse him
self This he did, giving tho ticket 10 the detective
who sitcrWard redeemed the ana handed II
TO Mr.. Meyer, who held a power Of attorney from w
man 10 rcceITeit.
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ST. PAUL, Dec. % This afternoon, in tho
United states Circuit Court. before Judge Dillon. .
verdict was rendered In the case against Thomas smp
SON OF Winona Tor the fun amount Claimed IN the SUIT
Of the Green Fay and Minnesota Railroad Company
ogt. The Citizens Of winona This tuit Of Glass
involving t35 0OO against citizens winona who sub
scrbcd bonds IN favor Of the Green Pay Kair al
Iany and afterNard attempted TO eyade payment on
The erOund tnat the railroad mad not compiled Nith the
agreement The yerdct Of the jury Is that the raroAd
company can recover $4,000 with interest from
Tous wealthy citizens Of Muona and also. that the de
PENDANTS had NO legal defence for their attempted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24
TnE 0LD W0RLD's NEWS.
Heavy Ours for the Defence OF Cuba-A Now
TrcnlY WIN The LniIed rIaIeA-

MADRID, Dec. 23.-rhe h ocd Of this city says
whtn The Cats n,urrcction Is suppressed an efficient
army viii be uaintsiu,d 10 cuba as ameasure Of pre-
clution and that heavy arms viii be placed on the
coast Al the -ame time Sfain vii propose to the
inlt"d states reW anl mutHl! acNauttsruus treaty
of commerce. ruhscul Hons Lave arr .ds lrfa opcutd
tIr 4t Df iUtluflrt u- guis tor the
O.. ltNrc ot tuh 81 pHt al obs ulAl-ftia4 organ,
f b. & U.
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MR. o,coNOR's CONDITION.
Eating Moderately and Listening 10 the Read
ing Of the cw-papcrs.

On awakening yesterday morning Mr.
O'Conor complained OF having passed an un-
comfortable night. lie said that his stomach
did not feel so well usual He ate very
slight breakfast of tea, fruit, and bread. After
this he grew duh and heavy, alth, ugh he ex-
pressed a desire to hear the morning newspa-
urrs read Mr.. sloane had nni-hed reading only
one brief article when ne said ne dIr not wish
t. listen any longer. He turned over On his side
aud I II into IA duze. Throughout the day he
duzrd at intervals, and showed "a disinClinatiOn
to talk upon any subject lie said that he did
not feel any PAIN, but that there was n peculiar
sensation ia his stomach that he could not de-
scribe. Mr. Sloane thought It was only tenn
putary RELAPSE.
= At O'Clock this morning II was reported that
MIR. OConor had relapse after ii y. NJ, but up
10 the hour Of going to press we were unable to
get PARTICULAR,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24
How a Pnr,y OF Negroes Tried to Break Jail.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. ga number OF negroes
connned IN the par Of the city Jail had
mting depreda ions by breaking window glass; furni.
ture &c. and behaving very badly. Last night several
OF item placed In a cell by themselves, and they
kept quiet until about four O'Clock this morning. when
loud hOwl raised. They set hre the mat.
lressee on Hhoh they hsd slept win the evident pur
puse OF nakirg thelr escape 10y oYcrpOwcrng the IAN
official when he uhOul the door to let them out
The bedding burned rrpld v anu 10 few SECONDS the
cell utnse win smoke ana hamea almost sutioca
iu2 those within Inc attendant Obtained assistance
fOOn possible aud rescued the negroes from their
periloui pO.tlOn, but not until some Of them were al
mos aud ed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

The Down Town Chess Club on Wednesday
evening put up purse OF 500 to be played for by Mr.
Bird the DISTINGUISHED English player and Mr Mason.
who member OF the club, and IL second TO player
IN tho United states The match be played In tho
club rooms In the cafe Cosmopolitan, second avenue,
near Houston street. the nrs winncr Of eleven gAmes
TO take the purse. The nrst game s set down for 3
L, NJ. ncAt Tuesday. II IL long since anything has
created such Interest among oycs VI chess In America
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Opposing n Rnpid Transit Route,

mass meeting In Brooklyn last night to op-
po the rapid transit route nIed on by tho Aldermen
was addressed by Dhtnot.AttorneY Tenney. Mayor
Hunter II. II. Van Dyok Chas. H. Hill. Jas. s. Thorne
and others. The Rev DR.. Dewitt TalmAge, whose resi-
dence at DeKab avenue and South oxford street IL
the route proposed sald that hs chief occupation was
to advocate an elevated road 20 the world and
rapid transit there too. He wanted wheeling stink
lnE sneeLng. noisy. dusiy road 10 front VI biz door
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Primary School I'm West Tenth street having
been described as nest Of tou air thick enough to
cut with spoon sUS reporter visited It Yesterday
and found the In every class room sweet and the
rooms well ventilated Tie worse contain less than
2Wp culc feet OF space for an aygrlge attendance Of
40 children. yet all are iranN, anf the school has been
healthy for number OF years or ate nearly score
~ tneWeut' have sprung un N the ncgah.- Ood anf
the trustees src trying % purchase the adjoining lot to
eli l4rr ie Aet
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Home Eduen,iou for Women.

The fair In tho Masonic Temple In aid OF tho
Iree cooking schools anu sowing schools for women,
the kindergartenor nursesAnd an outside rcef
ment un Ter the management Of the Ladies' Directory
a. broadway and Forty M h sire t. where these schools
and departments have been established Tor the LAST
years hall has been very successfu. The iusti-
luton has on Wednesdays and saturdays . cooking
casa At 40 for twelve lessons.
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The Christmas services IN 81. VIncents Homo
for Boys at So Warren street. viii embrace early
masses breakfast dinner, supper. aud lodging free 10
all the boys More 'han 2O0 chdren are TO be enter
tanned Distributor OF clothing ~ orphans and small
children al A. NJ The festival IN Old Trinity Churca
IA 90 be At NJ. The propfictors Of the hove lod
ns House, ls2 Chatham square, wll give free dinner
to = their lOdzcrh. The prOrfittor Of the RrfninJ
1ccJrdf viii give uinnrr T. the newsboys and girls
IN MOQuiu's restaurant, from l. to4 +. M.
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The Oppo.Ition 10 the Wigran.

The anti -Tammany Executive Committee met
last night to arrange for the Of their party
for 1870. Itwas resolved that there be enrolment
OF Democrats In each election district that the acc
ord TuesdAy IN January the enrolled voters elect their
Assembly District Committees to consist OF hye dele
gates from each election district that the second
FndaI IN January the Assembly, District Commlttees
select the County Committee, when shall consist OF
two lie egAes from each election district; aud that
day In January, TO he nned by the Executive Commit
tee, tho new County Commit ee shall De organized.
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Comptroller Green testified before tho Senate
COMMITTEES Yesterday tnat the bonded deot Of the city
ia sll6ooO,ooo. There eighty different classes OF
ponds mat cannot be consolidated The sinking fund
amuuLts TO nearly t27 900 900. The fund created
thirly ago. The taI levied 10 1871 t23OO0-
0'1 10 1879 tj2OOO,OOO, in 1873 t2a,OOOOOO. and IN
1874, f32, 900 TINS wear IL mas tfs 900 900
1870 II will be t32 bOO, 900 MIR Green thOush ut
aNH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24
Tho Fir-, of tho Centennial Celebrations.

CINCINNATI, Dec 23-A large meeting OF citi-
held at the city buildings tonight and lniliA
tory steps taSen for a grand celebration OF the In
sugural OF the centennial year ON New Years Eve. at
mid light, II Is proposed to celebrate the event by
Limitations, riut uK all the bells IN the city, nrinY
cannon, and erand military ana clNic procession
through the principal streets. MAYOR johnson re-
Qucstcd by the meeting invite ali the citizens
ucipate IN the carnival.
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TIL, Reduced RniIrond Fr.,.h,.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 23-rhs following are
the reduced freight rates from Philadelphia, which
went into effect the Pennsylvania Central to-day
To Che go First class. e. 'eeond class. 30 third
clBsA IL fourth class, lS MIN class, IA.
To 81. LOuiA-Flrst class SO eecOnd class, 32 third
class 90 four h clls-, % ann ass. u,
To ClnCmnHtflr class, % second cIass, 20 third
ciRss, IL fOuTih clas ., ls htth class, IA.
INC TNuncllOn l5 AOOul 3O per cont.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. H-Ihe Grand jury OF the
Cty Court have returned ten indictments against yar-
Gus persons tor betting on the late election. Among
them arc mem crs OF the CITY Council According
the StAe laws all money won ON election bets shall
b. col noitud BY tn author To- for tue DenGnt OF tue
schOul Iunl. Anu lhn Oellufs hned.
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Pauline Cellar, who. under the names OF Mil
er Baker. ana Ger, nires out Gs servant and imme.
datey runs ith all the Valuabies she
was arrested yesterday.
In quarrel At Fulton and Hoyt streets, Brook
yh. on "Wednesday evening. James CosIgaA OF l0s AZ.
lnntic avenue stabbed with glnlet aud seriously In.
juTed john BUCKLEY VI e08 PsaIl street
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GALVESTON, Dec. 23.-Advices from Browns
VILE sT that meeting was called by Mayor Parker
and a committee appointed to draw up . memorial 10
Gov. CoOE. representing the condition on the border
and TO urge the continuance Of Capt. McNay'S
command In the service anu asking increased 200
men. TheJ nominated Coz John l.. Haynes, Capt. l..
McNaly, ana Col. John s Ford delegates 10 Washing
ton TO represent the frontier matters to the national
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24
Burvina tho Wrong Man.

Frederick Russell OF Paterson, whose sup
posed dead body followed TO tho grave 10 Scranton.
Pa by his two friends Burton and Irving arrived 1t his
fathers house In Mil street yesterday The person
who was buried was killed ~ the tram on which Rus
sell wGb rdng The flce being crushed beyond TecOg-
niton, Russell's friends Imagined tue OOdY his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

GraVos's tannery In Rutland VT, was burned
yesterday. Loss about Ss0,Oo0 insurance. tl0.50o
A IRE IN Harrisburg, Va, yesterday. destroy
ed two stor and warehouse. LOss, $4,000 insur.
Ance. 5000.
James Driscolls barn in Brooklino, Mass,
with nye horses and quantity Of valuable material
Ioaa "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

horace Iuttle was arrested y05teruy on
charge o. swindlng. Col. Max Friedman met the pris
oner In broadway few uays ago, ana asked him
whether he knew Of faro game saying that he wished
% pay Iutte took hun 10 room on the upper etnrY
A. l252 Broadway, and there TWO othor men were
found. lheY promptly Oponrd game, and alter the
Detective Elder 1uttO was locked up IN tao West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24
The Revolt in Khoknnd.

LONDON, Dec. Si-The Inpdlt,ie Russe says thst
enissaes from KhokAnd lad melted the tribes subject
to Bus.a the neisLborhood OF UrApetc. ToorksIan.
to volt The Russian troops attacked them. and were
rft reru sDd, but suHt upuff ont frcd viCtorT.
Turrc huudrcd Insurgents were kIlled n engage
meat Tue iusurrc,u1 70 nov suppressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

CAino. Dee. 2}.-lt IL rumoted that the Khe-
dive Is ne. otatrs Tor tie sale of Egyprs founders
shares On the sucz Ca0ai. The Government Of Great
b. 4 Aul VI. sc --tps, rcI rst mug MONA ion
ui Irtnch call 10 are inc biidtrs. Iue Latter hAs VI
icIt t9uCJ,uUV for tat saAres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

Henry w. Coles. who was Indicted In this city
for forgery in 1879 and who then escaped from Justice
was lately heard from In Philadelpha. A requiston
brought him up standing In the District Attorneys
once yesterday, and he was committed for trial.
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Th. In,eres, ON Di.trIc, Bonds.

WAsHIsGTor, Dec. 23.-The District Commis-
soneu viii endeavor after the hslasy recess
secure permanent Appropriation for the payment OF
the annual interest on the 800 bond. The second IN
stAlment Of interest Will in February The
January interest all otner Dstnct securities has been
provided for. ana viii De promptly paid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

ksors Of Orange county. tho county that fed $4,000
ramps last year have decided TO derive some DeB-
VENT from then anu YESTERDAY cnacted law for tho
erection Of temporary wOrkhOuses In each EVER
tramp applying tor Teli viii be sentenced imprls-
Onnent with hard labor for from nye 10 Sky dAys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

David Martin, mate of the brig j. H. Kennedy,
which was boarued oy river Liieyes Tuesday morn.
ing reports 70 the river police that Miller the cllorrd
seaman, has pc-n missing sincc he mornlHg OF me rob
berry. lie - beleNcn Ia have heen an aCcOmplice OF
etheys us he xLeW that tiOO bad been PAID 70 the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

PORT JERvIs Dec. 20. The recent mild
weather has had the effect OF raising the Delaware river
sunioienty hga 10 move the Ice. gorge formed At
NMrowsburgh this afteInoon. damming the water,
which rsng rapidly. lAis Ii one Of the places where
Ice gorge Was formed ast winter. aud resulted so
IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

Edward Carroll, alias the Hoboken CLIPPER"
and Pete" Croker disputed In Geoghegsn. saloon IN
Adams street. Hoboken. on Wednesday night as to
their merits as pueiiss They nnaliy retired to hack
room where judges were chosen and the were
locked Three desperate rounds we're fought before
separAted
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MONTREAL, Dec 23.-ln ". Guillaume DUP
ten, farmer named BcluYis lay down the door OF
his house tea tnr tUgger uf his sun TO hls foot and
shot the side OF his lace away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

Permission has been given by tho Common
COuncil to tho street railroad cOmUAnies TO sprinkle
the pyenent with sand between their rails from Nov
10 April 1.
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ATr.gsdy in sullivan County.

On Tuesday last Geo. W. Becker OF Libertn
sullivan couhty. ~ shot his wife ana then cut hN
own throat causing his death shortly AfItrward. IN
wife was dangerously injured. Financial troubles LED
the
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Tlectcdto parlinment.


IONDOS. Dec. ~. The Gordon elected to Par
I.n.fNt yf-f,rDAy W.s -ir AcAR.C.r Go tuu. tIlB-r
faitt I.st Aneri cashfe, nut lofd AdNoc t, Cor
dou, fOg the Ca SOW sud lcrd. en- TINY 'rsltes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

Henry Kuhn OF GT Scholes street. who took an
ounce of audsnum on sunday died yeaieriay His
wife. who was suspected OF poisoning him. wss fully
exonerated BY his deposition.
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The Mi.souri stnr. Louery Proh,bi,ed.

~ LOUIg, Dec. 23-Under Instructions from
judge Knight Of tue Circuit Court Chef Of Police Mo
DunOuRh to-day nOtlned the ~ the Nils Oui
State Lottery that no further selling OF tickets on
disHings would be permitted after to-dsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

this city ana Newburgh, snd the steamer Walter Prct
ana the barge Chares Spear will start Tor NeW0urgt
this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

The Yorkvle Economical Restaurant Is to be
opened within q few days In II Worklngmen may get
good aud welcooked food al prices thin their means
AMI tho poor are 10 be red gratuituusly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

1t Ia astonishing how low they sell the nnest
confectionery. aud how large va ietY hty make ~
tue ola estdDshed mAnufActory OF a, bcaWAfGIChHaS
Co., Wooster ~, near CanAL-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

YOUNGSTOWN. Dec. % Lust Tuesday tho Jury
In the cRte of Hasius asorius on nal for The murder
lf lagac Juquoe rendered verdict = MURDER 10 the
iIst degree motion for new trial has Oeen made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24

The Republicans In Boston are ureing that the
National Republican tonVuntOn bs held Ia Fansuil
HAL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-24
CURIOSIrIEs or CRIME.

The Prince Of Wales landed at Calcutta yestsr
day and had magnificent reception.