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IIURDERERS' ROW.


The Marriage Of Weston in his Ccll. and n
Respite Tor Standcrmnn.
Charles Weston, one of the three nc-
groes to be hanged on the l,th. was married to
Catherine Guy. white woman, on thursday.
The ceremony was performed Ia his cell, ana
the burglar Dolan. who has been convictud d of
the killing OF Mr. Noe, stood up with him. The
BRIDE being Catholic, Weston consented 10 be
baptized and married by regularly ordained
priest
Jacob Standcrman received notice Of a res-
pitc from the Governor at about II o'clock yes
terday - he was taking his mornin. ex rcise,
and when the news was communicated to hun
he threw OH his OLD air Of clio IN and
was really ellted. The petition sent to
the Governor set forth that StandeTman's facul-
ties were utterly disarranced Toy injury from
fall he had when n boy that his mother died In
an epteptlc nf, and that ins unity Il hereditary
In the StandtTman family. Ii was sisnrd by
some members uf the Grand Jury tn found
tie indictment aCun-t him. GOV. iuden re-
-pited iim until the 3l-t ilSt., and has appointed
commission of medical experts t. examine
into his mental state.
Fills. one II the negro murderera. Is resigned
20 his tate. and hopes there Wi To- no more de-
laN. thompson Is not rccolCiled. Weston
seems indifferent. Dp,an talked AM laughed
lightly ye-trrd W. when his Wits ana two friends
visited him. lie hld received a letter fr m hi-
counsel irf rmtng him that he viii cert iuly get
new trial.
Jonn Scaunell is to be taken to the Uticl as,-
luin to day.
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order TO nlnrc the minister whom had loved AZ much
~ nv OF on, aud whom LAD done tnv vrrv hrsf 10
uphold comfort for three dismal wears ion the
TINE OF an anguish which he was carrfuiy hidrp from
condemned me, instead of dropping my name
You say that thu rule undcr which my name was
from nyoody and yon tt, te maxi be bc
to mine. never Knew beiure maj IN nv is 70
the rule had been ann led when the iuenbep sf tsI
protested against IT, much neH when he ALLEGED the
nduery and nlse eWcrnx OF the pastor the reason
Tor hia ubscuce. I suppose now ihnt in thesr other
ca cs thcre fcininsr nee, an no such ac 'u.,
Ton and That the presenting oi nv protest and Tho
derlar s,iOns made in i Whtcf was iaeif hurrih,r
wicNcdncss Il ID Was not JustAabe by tc facts mae
my case plain cxctp i1n
NJ ,-.,,,.,,, ,.,,.,,...,.,.
i""' '" wv "N IL lF'Hi1S1IAN SPIRIT.
VIII not point ont other inst noes where Won eretn
tu u tu stutt things it tfUrttt and uut,i,i, u,t
Vueht thrh, ~ jueep to ms lito s.y IN gr' oral
th1t in u' the nearly uvr Vter4 Lice hove brnn e
nt from NUur Worship uud enrrnur ia none uf am
N0 cNNt adm ulsIUd me Dr in ir, nr
eOush' fn tho Afi htp.t mru rrn Ia lnf mo i,rs
hesVU co. distress aff,f urN If h. wtcL ednr, il
u be so iVuIturU that. II an san mot Ia
have been ifl o. uy cutrilnl with ,ou. lou .t,, In
have ult been trlm g. ur rrtrf, ,nt ytfh ,,,r 10
that d Il any meaning Vel your .tferre fnv,.rI ina
must Iu4 yrlrs h " aenu r object 49, sit ~ ~, ,ist
snd infif renee. ric iny re- on fot nv fours, was
tie one nave St t.u sol ttuur for orc wl,ltn nnd
gr,utly loved ai d ytrrd Wh ,in ,ygi ii Il IN sniie
~ his vcAcducA- I. he srefued n me- triyatelv
'ntcnt. vet whose nini.trv c,ui not ntItir 10
attend while he sNuAru Iiui. chi to the rubi. as In
nuctnt ara injured ritu though could not lnnve ~
WitNtut tNpusirg whnt knew - INN. / md a ,nvy
burden g. carry and utn sorry 10 say that the nr-t
the cnurch IN The nc Year, psst WIS the no,iyiog me
ai u, I"h' was 10 Dc dr'tiea i.om tc toi 'hc q, At
MN nroposai to Won I'm my r,ovi,,. ,,s ,,., ,,,
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THE DYING L.iWrER.
Chas. UCOnOr vi~ibly Failing. and the End
Not Far Distant.

Fort WAsniNGTGN, Dec. 3-ll ~ =. NJ
Charles O'Conor Is undoubtedly failing. The
friends who are constantly in attendance upon
him do not perceive the gradual change for the
worse, hut visitors who are admitted TO his room
see II. When tho physician called at four o'clock
he found that though the general symptoms
OF Mr. OConOr's disorder were not materially
changed. the patient had grown decidedly
weaker. He slept well last night and awoke in
his usual good sDirits. lie talked nationally
aud cheeriully, not speaking Of his business,
however, but converslnR chiefly with regard to
bis own condition. lie took little toast and
beef tea, but his digestive organs seem TO he
wholly inactive. The Rev. DIR Brann called to
see HIM oday. and MIR. EmendOrf. his conf
Dental CLERK. passed a part OF the afternoon in
the house. lie will probably live through the
night but the end cannot be long delayed.
FORT WASHINGTON, Dec. 4ll:jO a. M.-Mr.
O'(Ouur's condition Seems to be growing even
less favorable. lie Is doing itft lly, and IL Tree
from pam. His mind Is undergoing the change
usually Observable at the near approach Of
death
lie Is entirely rational. and evnces marked
aversion 10 speak of worldly matters.
Cardinal MCClOskey visited him this fternOOn,
anu had some ConNcrs ltion with hin. The
symptoms all indicate that death is at hand.
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WIS IT 4 STICIDEP
An Fast New York Torpedo Factory DO.
molished and nu Employee Killed.

The nre-w orks factory belonging to Charles
Nelson at Eldcrt and u ltc avenues last New Yura,
blew up cary Yesterday morning II was hight frame
structure and was almost entirely demolished The
walls remained partly standing but the roof was
wholy own on omc-r' VINO nlrrcl TO TIE building
iOund tie mang ed bodS OF August Maukle, worn.
man. Ills face was so torn by th1 force Of the
nsion as 70 he almost un ec1gnH bic. His clothing
wAs erlpl ed from the body anu IN shreds
breast M1s battered IN as N ugh he had been struck
win slcdge hammer. His right arm was blown OFF at
the elbow. lie was taken home ami there he uled
Mauke started flr the factory, his family say, soon
before sN O'Clock TO kinde the nrcs ana open the place
as usual Hynnd THIS nothing known as to the cause
OF the explosion other than that the materA that
plOdrd mixture of hich -ycerne formed
a part used IN making Union torpeoocs. II is sup
pO cd thAt Maukle IN some manner disturbed this
compound. Naukle had been despOndent Of late. aud
threatened to commit suicide, ana there those 10
East ~ " York who thilk that h. purp ecly made
explosion the conclusion heard miles away The
lOsa la not nure ihAn khmn.
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wnERE coon RIIAEs arr NEEDED.


hftfnI GNfHlufff@ IN the W eSfChr~fer VIE
Iage- an the shore of the sound.
The inhabitants .uf the many small VII
gos along the shore Il tie sound in Wcst-
chester county are alarmed at the fr, quorc1 ~
the burglars raids. MIR. \. u. Corwlne's house
In New Rochelle was entered ou SATURDAY niaht
and valuable relies ana CONS and Eve savings
bank books were stolen. A valise containing
vials OF chloroform and acid, Jimmy, ana a
rope ladder WAS left hehind by the burglars.
The coins and bank hooks were found In the
cemetery the noXt morning. On SUNDAY might
Col X. VI. Hoes mansion, at Hunts Point, WAS
entered. but the yalulbles being stored In this
city while the family are In rope, nothinG WA
taken On the same night MIR. Charles Gydon's
house, % ArnOlus Point, - broken into, but
the burglar was surprised while lighting a match
in the basement. lie described himself AS
Edward Tucker, engineer, OF Jersey CIV. lie
was committed by Justice Smyihr. The Zoe
burglary was traced e. him. and also the burg
larry in the Hunts Point railroad depot. ON
Tuesday night burglars made an attempt upon
the residence of Mr.. j. ". Lockwood, a New
York banker. who lives in New Rochcllr. hut
were ir ghteued awds 10y Mr. LO kwo,d Just a.
they were affecting nn entrance. on thc same
night Mr. Englen rdfs house IN Nolrose was en-
tered, and sOniC clothing was stolen.
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AVERY FOrND GUILTY.
His Counsel Giving Notice ofa Motion for
New Trial.

ST. LoUIs. Dec. 3.-Thc arguments in the
Avery case were heard to-day aud consumed
the entire session OF the Court. The Jury re-
tired about $50 O'Clock Z. NJ, and
after being out about four hours, re-
turned verdict Of guilty on one count Of the
indictment, the other three counts having been
pronounced bad by the Court.
Judge krum, counsel for Avery, gave notice
that he would hle a motion for new trial, ana
he ana Avery lett the court room, II being un-
derstood that 10 additional bond would be re-
CURED for the present NJ least.
Gen. Henderson delivered an able argument
He was particularly severe upOn the President
aud Bibcock. lie said that Commissioner Doug
lass should have resigned rather than yield to
the Presidents Interference.
lie referred to the fact that MELON Id and
joyce had moro influence with the President
than the department clerks. The speech has
been subject Of comment throughout the
whole city.
Senator lIenderson's opportunity for lnforma-
ton coming from the Grand Jury. which Is still
IN sc e'sion. causes intense anxiety as to what OK
pOsurc- are To follow
The senator sail he did not seek the position
OF prosecutor 1t was voluntarily rendered to
hun.
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CLOSING rHE C0Ah MINES.
Forty Galleries Already Suspended-A Gen.
eral Suspension prObabl

PorTsvILLE, Pa, Dee. 3.-ln consequence
OF tho oyerstocked conGition OF the Eastern
markets, ana the close OF navigation, the PhiIa-
delphi and Reading Coal and Iron Com pany
will tomorrow direct the stoppage Of thirty Of
their forty cullieries IN this region. The ,cmain-
ING ten, having a producing capacity OF
4UO tons daily, Will continue to supply
the furnaces and RAILWAYS In TINS vicinity. About
bOD men and boys are thus thrown out uf " ork.
Twenty five individual collieries will also sus-
end during the week, ana 1t Is thought that by
De- 10, the suspension will be general aud over
1000 people DO out Of employment IN the
Schuylkiil regi in.
prominent coal operator states that the
miners have been very iuiu triluS Atn'e the
resumption last June. and have also been un-
usually economical. 50 that great many uf
them are prepared for the suSpensIon. which
niab not last over two months. tnough fears are
entutained that work Will not be resumed unth
bpung.
The IRON trade dull. orders have hccn Issued
10y the lieading Coni ami Iron Company 20 stop
work at their NaiioHs ore mincs, where OD0 men
are n4w employed. II l. claimed that enough
ore la been mined aud sto, ke Z, re DIS for snip
ping, to supply all demands until spring.
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ScHrLrz'S DIsIppOIsrMENr
What lie hid in Liverpool, but Couldn't DO
IN the Iinrbor Oi New NOrk.

Charles schultz, timber merchant Of Crenontz.
Ne klinhcrg schwcru. arrived At mi. port yesterday
the daho md was promptly arrested by Deputy tnitod
States Marshal Bernhard on charge OF forging assign
ments ~ mort gascs IN his native place whereby he de-"
frnuGed Theodore HUFFMAN to the extent OF 5000 IN
our currency. tpnmssluner white committed 4ui for
eNnninatiOn When arrrstrd hr had tS,OlO in gold
his person, anj II " said that he Offer Ohctr Bern.
hard hJera snare OF the money to be allowed to
cape, anu that he expressed his disappointment when
the deputy marshal refused to let hlm free
the wiOie II the 500 lie thought ths especially
hard cause, hr hc cscancd the proper service
OF t1tradiion process, IN Liverpool BY the JIcious
OF only 500 He wa. arrested on o telegram to the
German Consul IA New York.
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L,nlc Game Of Draw Poker.

Mr.. Michael Farrell OF Chatham -Four Corners,
farmer, having sold load OF potatoes to Peter Com
stock, buyer for woodrud& a Co.. OF Fulton Market.
played with Com Ock ana one Buck at poker and lost
hlS ~ ney lie titn had CUmstOck an0 Buck arrested
On 'hArg' OF steaihg hs money Dut Ia the TOmbs
ponce court iesrrdaI the prsOnrs proved that they
Nere not gulty OF larceny. They were, however held
e. ball ~ sluOO each to answer for gambling aud the
farmer Wac committed To the House OF DctcntOa,
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Another school ,.irl Murdered.

wATERTowN, n. Y, Dec. 3.-In Rutland, six
miles from this city, Tuesday afternoon. Sarah Conkn
age fourteen years, while returning from school
through piece OF woods, was murdered. when TIE
body found II supposed the girl had received
fall which causcd DEATH Yesterday an officer from
this ciy visited the spot and found Indications tnat tae
girl had been murdered aud strong evidence against
boy aged sixteen year,, named Rutar, wnO tVed near
the scene OF the murder II IA believed that he At.
tempted TO raVish the gr and failing In that HI led
with small hammer lie tracked 10 AID from the
spot, and hammer inund when NJ the iuQtut
lu the gr : forehead. lutlr has been arrested.
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Attention Is called to the advertisement Of
the CAucch % the Messiah.
In the Cooper Union urse this evening the
Mind
Potter Quinn OF the Prince street police was
dismissed eserday being under bail for feOniuus
Assault growing Oli OF quarrel over game OF cards
IN I'm kignth avenue saloon.
Forty.three hundred smuGGed cigars and 35O
packages OF cigarettes that were tended for tho holt
day uad", were seized Uy Customs oftccr Charles
Kane yesterday In the steamer city Of Vera Cruz,
Ask your newsdenler Tomorrow for the
sunday CHsen, the Oea Irish Catholic newspaper pup
llsbod, -AaV.
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Holmes Livingstone, a stevens Institute stu.
dent, broke M arm while playing fOotball.
Several thousand dollars have been subscribed
by NcNar4 business mcu for the relief IN" Indusria
Institute that Il threatened with sale OF lts property
for a debt OF t2OOOp.
EA-Ireasurer Charles smith Of Harrison, n L.
has relt ared $4,000 bli He SAYS that ma re-
fusl 10 give up the town moneys In hf- plssessOn IL
Drc use he has counter clam against the town Tor
5000. " " 'S'~ ''
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The New York Pres. clubs New omcer-.

At the annual election OF the New York Press
Club. yesterday, the following was the sucoe .sful
ucNet President Charles II. Baden Vice. Presidents
Truman Merriman, George Slater. Arthur F. Low.
ers Recording Secretary Elwin NJ Fox Correspond.
ius SesiGtlry william A. Il, Whte; Financial segr
thil, Mllhlm H. ODunneli Ir,a urer, George 4. WI.
ianmi Librarian Thomas ~ Hamilton George "
ieafcr' DOS pa howard DR.. John G. Heune,sy, Albert
G. Ives, lantinr Hanman, WINS H. Holy, William
W. Vaughan, Jercmah j. Roche, Thomas j. Dealcs, III.
IiNsst tnut
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R'p'rieiJn The sun ~ CeJtge the Count Joaanes.
Every new opening Of an academy or gallery
devoted to The nnc arts Is an additional means for tue
cultivation and accomplishments ~ the human mind
new gallery OF art has recently be sfuliy IN
iuatcd hnd opened ~ 80 Firth avenue corner ven
t.cnih street. by Miss 5. J. Gibbons. young lady "
.k,eleut asie practical judgment ana crpericLc GO In
reference 10 pictures In the eXhDitiOn TINS city OF
the renowned "Kaulback's Picture Of the Reiofm
ann, which cost the owner $4,000 Mise Gibbons was
NE chrI cngone TO direc the minds eye to It's Attr
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commissioner Smith offered resolutions yea
terday that the application interference by third
person, verbally or by letter. with any member OF thu
Police Boar In behalf Of any candidate for promotion
sAl oe oesuncicnt cause for striking such Candidates
me from the list Of those line Of promotion
Inc Comnss oner also offered resolution that any
omcet on ttial under charges VINO shall persuade any
person To Interfere IN his belaf verbally or hy Letter
slh e subject 70 new charges o. conduct unbecOming
On onccr aud that any application transfer or de-
tailed duty shan he denied II any person bcsdes the ap
pncaut shall Try W lntlence the COmmis.lOnera.
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John Olgen Of 3l6 Plane street, Newark, was
admitted TO ST. Mchacls Hospital Yesterday in an ~.
haused condition, suffering from bruises and Internal
INJURIES lie slid that he had had dispute con.
uuct1r on the Ere hallway concerning the payment Of
hs are ani he conductor pushed lm OF the platform
OF the car while the train was IN motion.
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BrnokIvn'- Fiyc-ceu, cnpg

In the trial Of Lowenski and the Loughery
brothers, the Brooklyn vcccnt couhtcrc crs yc,ter
uay Deputy Marshal lcuz te 'tiaeI TO fading the vau.
uOo presses 10 the Lexington avenue residence and
Omcer Drummond Of the secret service teattned In
hnmns counterfeit nlckcls IN Louvhcfy's housr A
aiutgs ttrk, who sold nitric acid the lOugh rvs
,OrWHtrnng The couutericits after they were In de-
Hsneu 70 thc iact and Mr. htfon, chemist test ei
Nilta scnu nr nickel contained tWelty.nve per cant
OF nickel nd ,etcu nvc per cent Of cop or and that
counterfeit hlc6el con aiuc about the same hut tho
countcrtct wgte about onr-tenth lighter than oyrrn.
IN ~ toiu; fllO worth Of nickel would MAKE o. ~
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Adolph Silyerstein was held for examination
IN the forkve Police Court. yesterday, charge OF
inducing Ada Helnman Of OS5 avenue 10 abandon
het nome under promise OF marriage lie took her
1hlll elphi, deserted her anu returned to New YORK
anu married Lena hoffman.
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BROOKL IN.
Woodward of the City Work, Board

resigned yesterdaY
Commissioner Norris. In a communication TO
me snperysors says that the approp auons for saa
res are too small that tl2OOO OF II expended by the
SUPERVISORS, while t2OOOO gOrs to the Lunin ss0nrrs
under the law, leaving but t53,OOO for all other en-
polces lie recommends the discharge Of the relief
ttOrekeepnrs.
Mayor Hunter was Yesterday before the Grand
jury IN Brooklyn 10 testify against oficial whose
npme hau been pres ,nted Tor Indictment The Jury re
ined In session until OClocE. They are To m Ike
!helr returns to-day. RnmOr centres their action on
VIM, A, Fowler, whose transactions with the gas com
plnirs 10 which they pad tax of o. cents lamp tar
political purposes, have become notorious
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court. aud ihe,r Atrcndnn,..

Before the senate Investigating COMMITTEES
yesterday, Thomas Boese era OF the Superior Court
testified that he has fourteen CLERKS under NM that
htic nre twenty court att cndunts, ami that the court
cu'ts nuoui tlj0puu Like testimony "A, gwen
by Mr.. Jarvis IN relation to the Comm Pca.
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Disnsters on the uuIsou,

COLD SPRING, Dec. 3.-All the ferries north OF
RhineDock have been discontinued IN consequence Of
the hrn Ice. The steamer IT, NJ. Wells cut down
by the ice ami has been beachcd At Barrytown. No
person belonging to her WAS lost The steamer Ontario
was cut into ~ ne zee ami Is ald up al aritOWu She
had tow Of hUala Mhlch have all gone
forward u Sew YORK sately.
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LONDON, Dec. A A. MA deputation waited
on the Earl OF DerDy yesterday evening and urged the
ntery nton OF the Government - prevent Egypt from
anueNing Abyssluia.
Lord DrToy said in reply that he thought there
reason TO believe that Egypt ontcnplaed annexation
winch would be most unwise for financial reasons. He
bencNed the violation OF Zanzbars rights by tue EgYp
uAns vas probably the result Of mistake.
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Despite the Complrollcr,- Op,nion.

The Commissioners of Faxes replying to the
Comptroller OF the Currency say that as long a. the
law Tor the taxation Of the national banks stands On the
eiai ute books II must ODryed ana tIa they ctnnut
dctr action 60 allow time for dec sion by the state
la.tr
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Kate Webber, of 252 Third street, Jersey City.
left her husband years ago. saying she was going TO
see her mother Three weeks ago she met him in thu
street ana ol hun that her mother dead, that
sNc htd the furniture aud could horny home Tor
hlm Tie refused to with her and sued him for
aOandOnment The jury disagreed Yesterday.
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Mrs. Julia Busch of Springfield avenue and
west street, and Mrs. Margaret Gcbbert u - wcst
street new rk were arrested Tor shop'ifinr IN Iliv
glss tore, 'vOle broad slrect About O'Clock. On
yiting the cell N which Mr.. lusch cOunurd lrt
BODY was found hanging by handkerchief u one Vi
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Fixing the Day for the Election. in Frnnce

PARIS, Dec. 3-'rhe committee appointed to
consider the proposals OF the Right and Lett Centres
90 the time OF the elections and meeting OF the new
ChamDer nave agreed report In favor Of the dlssOu
ton OF The present Assembly iu December, the act
day 10 be hereafter nxed. They have also dCCidc.
recommend that the general eectiOnH be held Eco
70, auu the new Ohanuers cOnyOkcd MaTch7 7.
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Gov. Kellogg has transmitted TO Congress an
elaborate oref In anticipation Of possible attempt to
seat on Mckncry certificates the Democratic members
elect from Luusitna all OF WHOM apphcd for aud re-
ceiyod credentials from Gov, Kellogg,
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what the Gambler. are Lauas,nu.,.

Ihe Police Commissioners are awaiting tho
opinion Of the counsel to the board In relation to the
powers of the police force for the suppression Of pool
in.g, loi,rrl, policy, GIFT ald prize dstribution
echtmc.. II the EXISTING laws not sufhcieut 10
reach tis SPECIES ~ gambling he Ia ked tO repOr,
what additional legislation IL necessary.
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The man who was found frozen to death on
wall IN hingsbndge has been identified a. william T.
Ocott OF lSl East 10Dth street lie was Insane aud
went out.
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The Denlh OF Mis-. Alice MYERS,

In regard to the death OF Miss Alice Myers,
the friends have given the facts they really
The insanity OF Miss Myers caused by wollknown
physcl disorder ana snc ad for some time been under
the beet medical treatment, hut without AVAIL for ito
cure. IL was while ~ thr eN renlty O suffering from
this cause that she committed suicide.
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prcpnriuU for Moody and snnLev.

At the suggestion OF the Y. NJ. C. A PRAYER
meeting the pastors Of 100 churches In the city viii ap
point ten ambassadors for each visit sinners their
danger.
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Tho Death OF Dr. Arm.by.

ALBANY, Dec. 3.-lhe eminent surgeon and
physician. James H. Armsby died very Unexpectedly
hls morning at his residence this city Dr. Armiby
one OF the founders Of tho Albany Medical College,
lnd for many Of Its eminent professors. he
also one of tue founders OF the oD',ryaory ut Al
)any. A.
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LONDON, Dec. 40 A. MA Vienna telegram
10 the AoihlO Standard mentlon, rumor that the
Princes OF AbJssnis through American missionaries.
have asked The assistance OF the United states against
the hahOmedAn invaders.
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Justice Crossman has lned Justice Ch1s GNr-
IA 20 OF West Hnhukrn, - tor ing abusive flugt ss
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