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SITTING Nun MoRTON,s views
lie Thinks the Democrats arc striving TO
Prevent Iayes's Inauguration.

WAsHINaToS Dec. Ex-senator Morton,
In conversation this evening, expressed belief
that the situation was very critical. and that
Temperance would be necessary on both sides
TO avert a crisis. He things that the Democrats
are prepared to resort TO extreme measures to
secure the Inauguration OF Tilden, and
that 1t will be part Of their programme
to use every possible techncsllty to pre-
vent Hayes being declared elected. He
thinks this includes an attempt to throw
doubt upon the validity Of the election In Colo
RADIO. and various other schemes. He is posi-
members from Colorado will prove aoortive,
and denomiuates II as child's play with regard
to the South Carolina troubles, he etill insists
that military Intervention was IA necessity, and
that the action OF the President will be justified
by the country. He says that he doos not be-
lieve that everything is as peaceful as Wade
Ham ton ana others would make II apOear In
South Carolina, but thinks that the removal OF
troops would be the sign.l for carrying things
with a high hand,
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THE POLICE BATON AGAIN.
that will Probably Call for Another
Investication.

Michael Flood lies in Ninety ninth Street Hos
pital suffering from severe clubbing the hsnss OF
Omcer Charles Hartman OF the Eighyeghth street po-
lice The ofieer says that at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing he trying to get into Gregg's LIQUOR
saloon, at Eghtyseconi street and Second avenue He
told them to move on, but they refused TO do He
then pushed them. and Flood who Is very powerful
seized him by the throat and hurled him to the ground
Getting On his feet again, the oflccr used hs cluO
Flood became insentblc ana with james Narrat an.
o.her OF the men, was taKcu to the station Fooa says
81 must have been drunk. | 90 not remember selling
ihe onlcer OF resisting him though may have done
lie lnuoei me seyera tnes on the he q, an can't
remember after that" ne shows bruises on nig lcg.
STns ane oeek as though he ha1 been bcsten s over
His mead l. wound with handages. Or OScll, OF the
hospital says there were seven wounds on the
head. Each one exposed The skull, any OF them
might nave Killed strong man. His skull is NOT
rac ured aud he ek1oiis no signs Of coneuson OF the
hrAin, nor any unfsNoiablc symptoms. Hartman used
MS cluD ait Flood inseurDlc, and until ne was
STOPPED by tn, roundsman. Tie club was broken By
the VlOlence OF hla blOMs. =
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DIsAPPoINrED OFIICIAAs
Cameron SfiiI Insisting That HAYES shall be-
ruI Into the ExeeuIixe NlMn.Ion.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 3.-Reprcsentaives Of
the Times and rHg SUS called on Don Cameron
yesterday to learn whether ANY additional III
siructions had Teen sent to Gen. Ruger. The
reply Of the Secretary was terse, but to the
point. lie said This Department has given
Gen. Rugor all tho orders ho viii receive for
some time to come" Don does not appear to
be very amiahlc over the result Of the G ,hinet
meeting Yesterday. but acts M thOu-h ne was
forced 10 pursue a Course he did not ike. lie
Atlll insists strenuOu-lY IN conversation TINT
Hayes Is the coming President and treats Win
impatlence any oplhon at variance wtn his ON
tins subject
"Old-Mln-Afraid 10 go-Home" Patterson in
tests the War Department TO such An extent
lately that ushcrs and others around the secre-
tury's once nrc beginning to look upon HIM as a
tore. since the be- inning of the military inter-
T. renee IN south Carolina he has been closeted
with Don Cameron from two 20 three hours
uhiiy. and not content with this he pulsues the
secretary 10 his home. His vibrations between
tns hito House aud the DeItrtnent con
aumo ihr greater part of his time. The attaches
Of tanrrOn's ofice look forward win gernsss
to the apiroacning session Of Congress ~ "a re-
hei, u II Will rli them Of Pattersun's presence.
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One Alleged to he Inrlipibie and the Votes
for all Illegally Canvnsscd.

OMAHA, Dec 1.-The Democratic electors
to-day presented petition to Judge Savage OF
the District Court, which prays that perpetual
Injunction be granted TO restrain the Republican
electors from meeting and casting their votes
for President. The petition avers that Cobb,
one Of the Republican electors, Is Ineligible
the United states In the construction u post
oflcc at Lincoln. Neb.. and alleges that the Gov
ernor, Secretary Of State ana ATTORNEY General
conspred to eyace and defeat the laws of the
State by Issuing, or causing to he issued TO
county clerks, envelopes with the address ~
the Secretary OF state thereon to traurmlt
therein to hun statements Of the NUMBER OF
votes cas-, The petition also alleges ID Il the
Governor " cry out said irauduient les'gn.
electors, that they were elected, ana that lie has
certified to their election. lhe court ordered
hearing Of tho case cn Monday, Dec. II. At T. VI.
1t Is thought that "A quorum Will not nnawer
the Governors can fpr "A special session Of the
Le0isltture Many OF the Senator'S are absent
and Others cannot ce reached In time. Ii Is
OMAHA, Neb. Dec. A-rne excitement over
the movement Of the democrats Yesterday In
petitioning for an injuGctiOn restraining the
Nepublc ~ Electors from casting their votes, Ia
very great and ncreasinR. Leading Republicans
claim there Is no danger, "a the District Court OF
TINS county has no authority over Electors who
are Federal officers acting under the laws OF the
United States. An effort Will be made by the
tuO supreme Court uf the Site. Inc hearing
~ set down for tomorrow afternoon at
four o'clock. The nblest lawyers IN the state
are engaged on both sides. The Democrats
In their petition admit that Hayes has over ls4
votes. In resafd to the extra session OF tine
Leeirlature called for next Wednesday strenu-
Gus efforts are being made by bOtb parties-by
the Republicans to have quorum. and by the
Democrats TO prevent one being present.
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What Brother Dwyer say. Tie sav.

In the Berean Dap ist Church, last evening,
Evangelist Peter Dwyer addressed large congregs-
tion, and collection taken up for his mission n
Chicago The meeting was then dismissed. and re-
tumed IN The yestry. Tntn II grew lively Hymn afcs
hymn vas Jung. Dwyer told now he became CON
ver,el, and sad that NJ had seen Jesus. He
resed IN san franClsco for desertiOn from the army
aud sentenced TO two years imDris lnmcnt. Mhils
serynr out this ser lence he was one day sitting
box at tue door VI 0acksiniha shop. He great
white sheet arrayed before him. on which were do.
piced llle slns aud m-eries OF his whOie life. Thea
the roof teu away from his yiew from the skies
abOye Jesus appeared and said 4" Have faith-savs
suusV DWyer added tnat Jesus looked lihe young
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

Capt franklin, OF the United States frieats
franklin gave sixty Of his sailors days shore leave
on Friday. Atnoon yesterday only twenty OF the mca
had reported for duty. Capt Franklin consulted witt
Inspector McDermoti. II was believed thar the mosi
Of the deseter. could be found in the boarding
ana saloons IN the Fourth ward. Capt. Murray had
searched the usual sailors wnen ashore bue
ony nfteen 0uc Jackets were und and half Of them
had pssses that do not expire until to-caY Those
had oaslayed their leave took their arrest very cOov.
"Seven months on cupboard made "a days liberty
short Id one OF the Tney did not Indicate that
they contemplated actual desertion day or two v
the " brig Will probably be the punishment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
TnE rRENcH niNIsrERl,L CRISIS
Direct Vote Oi Ccnsure Agninst the War
Mini-icr-Thc Cabinet 10 Kesivn.

LoNDoN, Dec. 3.--A despatch from Paris
dated Saturday evening SAYS the most serious
point in the Ministerial crisis at present is Min
lister Marceres acceptahcr In the name Of the
Governments OF the order II the day
adopted by tho Deputlcs, expressing
confidence that in the matter Of
military escort at funerals Of members of the
Legion ot Honor, the Goyerment viii In future
respect liberty of conscience and tho equality Of
all ct teens. On ms order the Government had
no time to deliberate, ana It's adoption n n
direct vote Of Ceusuro against the MInl-tor Of
Var, VINO, with uther Ministers. feels aggrieVed.
\ de.patch dated PIrs. SUNDAY, saws tue
members Of the Cabinet held meeting T.. day.
1t l. believed that their designations VIII 10 an
nOuuccl nj iliN tomorrow, but the MIN ters
viii remain in Office Until taoir Al, oessurs are
APPOINTED.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION vorD.
CoMPAklING 7HE rRlUD.


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3-The Returning
Board met secretly last NIGHT in small room in
tie State House. There IS 40 ab.oute certainty
as TO what they ala IN all, but an authentic re.
port of part of their proceedings states that
one of tner onlcial acts Was to throw out 500
Democratic votes In the Fourth, rinh, aud
sixth Wards Of this city, comprising the Second
Senatorial District. Henry licidenhein, Repub-
lican candidate for Justice OF tho Peace OF the
lhird District, In which these wards are stu
pted, states positively that the Board mas douo
'his ARD returned him 0s elected, though he Nas
defen toy 4 large majority. Cot u charie,
elected senator ~ majority of l,6l1, Will thus
also be 1oun cd out. ILi- move wlll throw out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
Opera on sunday Night.

The fldelis Quartette Club has about Il
members, manly German merchants aud importers. Il
gave an opera and danced In Standard Hull at b oaa.
way and Forty second street. There a large az
tendance very handsome dressing. The opera pro-
sented Was tlederc the lrasc!bc." with the following
cast trdch, 5. A. walker; ScRWdHhiidS Miss ROkohii
1eiSslsergtr, nefelfansert Hems,h'h Chss Natht
tsederfc ke H0scftis, l.. Bless le,hucfgiluber. O.
haasch. lnc singers and the audience were both In
good nunor, and the performance greatly enjoyed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

ALBANY, Dec, 3'-G0N Illdon Wlll return
TUESDAY mex, TO rcuain unit. he nnshr. s duties
Of Governor by formally welcoming Iuclus Robinson
to the succession. lie hss arrived no determination
yet Rs to the appointment Of state CompUuler It's
known, however tu"t Mr. +. J.. Ocou Wh1 was trl.
dcrrd the nomination. has pu.fytly announcer H.. fs-
inclination TO aecrpt H. There SIM rem nm interval
OF anout ten day before tumptrurr unu-nn rruort
nu med, TINT there II no pressing rt,d oi an I'M.
Wu0l4tt appointment.
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AIDANN, Dec. 3.-Uoo. T.. sIJan oi Osweg0
was here on Satuidy. lie says that while lac would he
very proud n hs frlrni. ll eject him ,pealrr he
viii max 20 cauNsss tvr Ac place nor personally sees
q ~ INV -lA AMLn.
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FISH THREATENS TO RESIGN.
The Cabinet Divided on the Question Of the
Military Outrage in south Carolina.


Military Outrage in south Carolina.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA perso nal friend
OF Secretary Fish Is authority for the assertion
that II Grant adheres TO the determine lon
formed In the Cabinet meeting yesterday, to
continue In support Of Cham berlain by unwar-
rantable use Of the military, within twenty
four hours afterward the resignation OF Fish
VIII be In the hands OF the President. This IL
authoritative. Fish has for long time It IL said
in his behalf, made a stand against tho unwar-
rantable use OF the military IL the South. The
rule OF the Cabinet IL that unon ordin ~ occa-
sions every member shall be controlled by the
majority In this case he feels thr. II is too
much viOl ,tion of principle and will therefore
retire II enforcement Ia insistod upon.
The re son given for the eItraordin mary action
Of the Cabinet yesterd Is that the Supreme
Court Of south Carolina summoned before II
Hayes electors, and required them to give
re isons whv they should act AS such electors.
Grant said that Democrats Of the sta were not
content with having secured Hampton ~ Gov
ernor. and that they were reaching for too
much.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

Lucy Narcsse Leathers, the inmate oG tho
House Of the Good Shepherd who killed htr.cf was
builed yesterday There was no religious service nor
my clergyman. No relatives appearing 10 claim the
loa', was placed m cheap coffin in the Mor-uc and
AVN 10 an uldcruktrs shop lu lhirl uNctuo. near
lhWilrth street There the features we're viewed hy
two nru and three NOur Tie la itr t CAutl d. -s,
10 i,s Nnd seal skins. ty rOG In carriage rcun1
iho hCc nom the uudcrtaStrr 10 kcrsreuuh CONS.
I. ". MAtIc Inp remnlns wore Durlel N 90 pl9l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
N0ut Of Eyerythins.v

Justice Smith had disposed OF all the cases In
the Esser Market Police Court yesterday morning. and
was about to go away, when tall. broadshouldcred
young nan. who gave his name as John Edmond Aiea.
stepped up to the dssk.
"weh." said the Justice. "what can do for you P"
The young man hesitHtcd a minute, aud th n. In q
voice chokod with emotion, answered Z" want to be
sent to the wOfkhous ."
what Il your trade y"
"Plumuing and gasntting, SIR"
"Out OF wOrL?"
am out OF every hug Judge"
lie was committed for three months.
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A Move Agaiu-, the Marine Court.

senator IIixby SAYS that he will Introduce q
bill In Albany this winter abollshing the Marine Court
and creating new court with four Jud .es Al b. 0oo
yeara saving OF $4,000 year in salaries The bin
prohibits the new court from holding General Term
and provides that appeal shall 20 direct to tho
Court Of Common Pleas, aud also that the tour JUDGES
shsll hold ChnmDers for one hour before the Tria
Terms daily Under the present system the Judges of
tnc Marine Court render DECISIONS then review them il
General lerln and finally the cases carried up
appeal to the Common Peas Mr.. BrxUy says that
ne uy lawyers enter sui In tie Marine Court that
could have Dcen brought In the District Court because
the costs IN the Marine Court the those
the Common Pleas. By datory motions cases post-
poned from term to term titus ad ing to the costs unu
they reach large amounts. lie predicts that Ills bill win
be promptly passed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
Turkeys warlike Prepara,ion.

LONDON. Dec. A despatch from Perth says
II is reported there that the TURKS are making
preparations for the struggle with terrible earnsstnes
Formidable fortincaiioas are going up at widdin
knstctuk, slsIra, and schuna, ami artillery 10 being
teut 10 those places Inc kl-slans hurrylus their
preparnt ms To take the neG. fhe troops which, er0
Quartcrcd around knschrn"n acre to have Oesu con
centri ed on the Pruth by Dec. /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

The Cesnola collection OF ancient gold and
SILVER articcs found unoer the temple of Burum has
been purchased by the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
$4,000 a. the required eco, 900 In gold having been
suutcrihcd An effort IL being nsCc raise the rest
OF the amount which IL 10 cover the rinspOraion Of
ne relies ~ dis c. y portion already In New
iorh sud the pTt now IN Gen. CesnOas pos -ession in
London Will u IL undcrstood De- soon sent and
the whole a. Tar As the space present bulldinG
permits, placed on exhibition IN the Museum,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

JAInes Noss, aged If, OF VI west FIIty-fOurth
street, ic from the roof Of thfeesory house at 7fi
Ninih avenue to The pavement Of alley way. lssi
evening ANA hsd his rght fhlsh AMI ril bro
e clused ~ tell how dc 10 q "a rOoi Of TIE house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
D1SHES NINE AND THERE BY rus
SUNS REPORTERS.

The Case of n Man who was Prosperous.
strictly Temperate, and Happy In his FAM
w Eeiotions-stronE suspicions Of Murder.
Gardiner c. Piatneur, crockery merchant, OF
Auburn. N. Y, came to this city on November 21 70
purchase goods He went to the Metropolitan Hotel.
He spent all day In the Wholesale crockery houses ana
In the evening visited his friend Mr. A. L. Dick OF 9Os
West Twenty third street. At quarter past o'clock
he went away saying that he had requested BY his
wife to 80 to Dckcnsons drug store. in Brooklyn tor
scertain perfumery. He arrived at Wall street ferry
at 10 O'Clock while waiting for boat lie had conver
saion with MIR Henry OiRg ticket seller. who told hin
how to ind Dlckenson's drug store. MIR Platner
walked away from the window and there all trace OF
him ends. Mr. Dick he had few hundred dollars.
annc gold watch. ana two drafts nrms In the city.
Neither OF the drafts las been presented AS he wu
prosperous In business happy In his family relations.
and total obstsner from drink, the theory msintspei
by ma friends here = that he ien overheard or was
numbered. few years ago he wa ysrdmaster IN the
Auburn STATE Prison. and, although popular among tho
convcts for his amabe disposition. he has said that
could not trust them even when they were free
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 3.--Tho day has been
quiet. The leaders ON each side are busy pre-
q rng their arguments for the board, and they
viii be read In the morning.
Ex'Goy. Brown OF Georgia, who has Gssn cutie
Ill, has recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

Nearly six months ago the subscription boo0
Of the New YORK Cab Company wis opened. TIT
amount Of capital stock was placed al t5OOOOO aud
was proposed when t25O.uO0 subscribed to piac<
Cgos IN the street. Not more than sluOpOO has oee1
obtained In cash. The proposition uiauc TO hsokme}
TO their property to the Corporation aud TAXI
payment iu stock ID not regarded fay0raDy by them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
Fx,n. nm ,ho rrcsideu,,. Mc.,avc.

WAsnINGTON, Dec. g. ANY putportud ab-
strac, OF the lre.donts o,saso, sen, laa night are
ifau 'uen', Us the mta,ag, IA u. treatment of the
Southern question was ycstaspay ,hsH.ei IN several
important particulars, ana VIII he sim furthcr changed
Ii Nis read tor ia, nisf Tine u tiuy uf the All.
net last RUG Sunr o ppsitilns are 50 strongly
cunhgtlod by mcmJers that n eau h. AuhurtatiNcly
stated that II will not he scn In 10 Congress uu Tues
dpy noon al the earliest,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
Russia. Preparation. for Wor.

PARIS, Dec. "a special despatch from II.
Petersburg TO the Esr,fts asserts that the Russian
Government has ordered 20 100000 Of cartridges IN the
United states.
Il ut,r's despa'ch from scuiori Albania. states that
the Russian Consul there hNs packed the archives Of
the COu uate, aud is Tvacy ~ leave IN Of war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

NaN In Court street, brooklyn. IN tears yoster
day whuu the officiating priest spoke ot the recent
death of Father Eugene Cassidy, for twenty years tho
beloved prts " tie parish The remains lay IA state
gl Gay Yesterday In the parOrs ~ the parochia
dencr aud were viewed by upwards Of . 900 persona
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
The Funeral of George WILKES, NJ. d.

The funeral services over the remains Of the
venershe George wilkes NJ. D., were celebrated In
IT. Jonns Church IN NarcA street yesterday. The yes
try of Trinity Church attended In a body The Rev.
nr, DIX. assisted by Dr Weston, the Rev. Mr Brown,
Ald a." leV. Mr.. Cook, conducted the services. rDe
Eaa ,t4rers were i, r. ilosslcsi AeWnaer isgillon,
.,Ir Put lih, Ail William krnulo. Iue hndI " 40
~ Nrrel IA Ioy Kings family vault n jamaica, L. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

BOsTON, Dec. 3-Ihe schooner Cherub OF
soulh Amtoy IN Garalner, Me- with a cargo 4 az.
was struck ny heavy sQual from the northeast last
night about Two miles northeast OF IhgulHbd nght.
Her dvces were Nept Hnd ht cabin nllcd Vl,h water
she became unmAnageaOie aud was aOLudlued. Tue
captain aud crew were saved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
The Old story of ,he Bottle.

Robert Lusk, who. Ia an alteration with Petos
Reyn Ids ana James heAanus In a saloon at 60
Eleventh avenue on Thanksgiving day. was struck on
the eaJ with bottle and had his skull fractured made
an ante'mN rtcm deposition Saturday evening ID
Coroner croker ia the Nllctyniuth street hospital H(
sald that lie drunk the tmo Of the quarrel aud
could not rseOlIect any Of The partIculars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

Tho G .ptollnc Lake In Brooklyn was Hooded
yesterday, and may be open Tor skaters ioday
several Cises Of small pOx having made their
nppcahntr ~ Southu', Board ~ II am has been Or
"a Yea for the town SupcTv.s r. wee T. th.hIntn
and Iu.icf Gud"r-etNe S'crrr'ry, Dr trtdeuck L.
llrhud, VI Nretnport, Is hclith Oihcur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
the LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.
The Difficulty Of DISCRIMINATING the Cuba N
lnrurgent..

MADRID, Dec. 3.-ln the Senate yesterday,
Marshal Concha ATTEMPTED to demonstrate the useless.
ness Of the loan FOR Cuba lie censured the depachng
oi excessive naval folets To Cuba TO conquer 300 nsur.
gents admitted the difficulty OF eItermnatins the In.
sursents account OF their OF warfare and rec.
ommended hat they be isolaed in The oods kept
there.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs retOrted thai Nir.
shall COncha had not fuhled while in Cuba any OHthe
10. ehlaf VI the islsnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
SPARKS FRos THA TKLhGRApn.

Col W. H. Roberts, In Washington denies tho
repurl th,t he scnt Dy wade HiTptou and Mr. La
LIAR to treat with GOV Hayes Tor political bargain
The Del1no House In Amherst, Mass. owned
bv Mrs. Lucia D,Nnu, and uCCupi"d Students DOR
mllory, w.s l1ted Yesterday morulng Loss, Ss,oJV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
A Wv Police Uniform.

The winter hats to be worn 10y the police are
low.crowned, broad-nrimmed and light blue. The
seants Will w silver band and acorns dangling
IA 'front.' and tile tApalus golu band and two rOunf
balls Ih' new overcOai u Co be made n beaver with
no lappcls III front aud no pOCKcts uehlnd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

The remains Of Baron Won Palm are to be
shipped Ihs evening by the Pennsylvania Railroad to
Washington, Pa, whero they are ~ be burned. Col.
Olcou the High Priest ot the Theosopls and Henry j.
Newton Will accompany the corpse. The nres are to
De lighted Al rrttn uclnct tomorrow morning I'd lt
10 cNpectea lhaI Oy wednesday morning Everything
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
A rcrriae Galc on the British coa..

LONDON, Dec. A terrific gale has prevailed
throughout the nrltish Isles since saturday. Floods
tro rep ricd IN m'ny places and have caused
much damagc, There have been numerous disasters to
slpius un tho coast, Nlth considerable loss ut fC.
Tho fels Of tic Thames are very hlgl aud disss.
nous overflow Is feared.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
Mnn.lnmnI,lcr In NeMnrk.
zrn 10 Death.

Jacob Ndssoh ul.d IN Newark yesterday, haY-
Ing hceu M bltrolm ufray uu the an oi SnNcmurr
when Adam stecNctf stahOcd bu. stcActt ls tI JAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

PHnADFLpHIA, Dec. 3.-The President Of the
Centennial Board OF Finance. John Welsh. says the
tlaD0.O00 advanced Tor the Centennial by Congress
b. lie puurLs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04
LONG ISLAND.

SPRINGFIELD, Macs, Dee. 3-Srth Alvord,
aged go, iNr M uXlCAtl4 Was tOl Il u death West
Hmpt ln lest night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

Clear or fair weather and l2ht noriherlv OF
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-04

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