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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
4 PRorhsr ERoM TIE SOUTH.


Tho Louisiana Democratic Conventions SEN
timents on Government Abuses.
NEW ORLEANs, Jan. 6-In the Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day resolutions were
adopted declaring that the usurpation OF the
State government, through the perversion
OF the general Government, Ia an evil
tho Wheeler adjustment had no ref
erence to the 1862 November election. nor did IL
even extend to all the contested elections
OF November, 1874 but was expressly limit
ell to Investigations OF sevenseen con-
tatlves, and to two contested seats in
the senate among the newly elected Senators.
that memorial Of the people OF Louisiana, pray
Ing for relies at the hands OF Congress, be again
presented for their consideration by our Repre-
sentatives in Congress; that while H. favor Of
mecting,Dunctually tho aymcnt OF the legitimate o
debt OF Louisiana, we arc immovablv opposed
to the recognition Of dishonest and fraudulent
obligations Issued In the name OF the state, AM
we pledge ourselves to make a searching inves-
uRgttOn into the matter that we favor return
to a specie basis.
The Convention adopted a long memorial to
the President and Congress, prott sting against
tho Kellogg Government, and arguing that tho
Wheeler adjustment in no way binds the people
OF the state to the support Of or acquiescence In
said Government and saws:
Ana now. speaking for themselves. the people OF the
staie Of Lousi M do solemny affirm that they have
not acquesced and never wili acquesce In tho Kellogg
usurpaton tha II rcpugnant to tneif wishes and In.
Of Its lawless estaDl shent them by force that
they rec rpEe a. ses ony elected 6y ths
ed hs 70 When s. HcPRSsy HPRfs or and SYHn6en0 s. s.
have patient aud Silent since the adjournmc Mt Of
last COnkress In tie hope and belief that the present
proper relief -
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OTHER PEOPLES MONET.
a Paterson Tax Collector Indicted for NAL
feasnnce In once.

James Hand, ex-Tax Commissioner of Pater-
son, was arraEued yesterday 70 siI indict
ueuts for malieasance In me-. The nrst charged hum
with taxing $40 from Mrs Jane stew the 18th Of
August 1874 TO pay her taxes and appropratng
his own use The second 10 for approprsting to bis
own use Isl A2 collected from George Jaos son. OF Little
fas, on tho promise Of paying Jscsson's taxes The
third charges HIM with unawfulY apprcprating bis
own use Sa7i 80 collected from +. Janrsy. Oct. lS
1875. to pay aso with receiving from the latter
AMI converting 10 ms u"n u.c e'OAQ axes teOnglug
TO the cily. Tie fourth charges that Hand being rub
Hc Nicer, did ir4u1u cut apply money 10 his
and iug commissioner of Taxes dd apply t20a ~ TO
his own use. The nfth charges Hand aud howard
kaklns, bis ASST. ant Who made the alterations hls
order. with Hckedy and unlaN fully int ndnr cheat
the NaYDr am BOARD - Altruit u thr Of Paer
son out Of Janr4St tHIe- amounting to san 80 by
changing sAil amount To t-ur.Oo. Ihe sixth charges
Hand aud ihilp kutz Nl'n conspiracy, Oct. 20 1870
Go obtain from = bflgcr, Van luuten aud Prospect
streets t325 by pretending that he owed he a that
amount whcn he resly owed only $50. Hsni pleaded
kuiity to each charge.
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Five Small Comns.

As william Turner, plumber, was repairing
the water pipe yesterday In the OF dark cellar
2io Broome street used BY Undertaker Joseph Apple
gate for storing conn boxes he came upon i've small
cofnns that covered with earth ana stained with
age. One opened, aud In II were found few
DIickened bones apparently those Of very young
infant Coz Oner troKer found In the others similsr
bOhrr encg- -cd In brown paper or yeOWed CLOTH ono
contained only thAynrs Another boa COntDning bones
was discovered. The boxes sent To the Morgue.
Mr. Appegae, who has lived 10 the building for tive ~
years unable 10 account for the discovery, out thnks
that the boxes ere put there years by some driver
underakera wagon preparatory TO their removal
10 the cemetery and that they mad been forgotten.
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cor. RICES MESSA0I
The Prohibitorv Liquor Inv n Failure In
Mnssachu Setts,

Dosros. Jan. Gov. Rice's message places
the present funded deb of the State $50 ssoiei The
estimates for 1870 sr-' Ordinary expenditures and
payments from revenue a. odo,7OO, the Ordinary
OF the year including cash In the treasury
5000 2s3. state taI Of g. 800 900 or 100000 will
be necessary to meet he estimated Gencency. There
was sligh gain In savings banks deposits In 1878
those IN 1874. In 1873 there were one hu.drcd and
eighty hanks with deposits aegrrgating ;lS396bs4.
kotwtthStAndng the nuancia dcpfcHa on thlry eixht
mules of new railroad have been cousiructcG Nilhn
the state curing the Respect the IIoOsac run
mel he docs not comd tnat any legislation touching
IL u st present necessary.
The discussion Of the lGuor question and It's rene
dies form large part Of the message. tie considers
the Prohibliory law in many rttpccts failure aud
fAvorB the present system pointing the report OF he
Mayor OF Boston to show that liquor selling te
creased. The chief defect Of the Law Of 1870
stands sppears TO be thai fails IN the means Of deal
ing promptly and cncrgeical with those Tho persist
In selling liquors Whom the requircd lIcenaa.
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TIE ELATBUsH Asylum.
DR.. Ordronaux Recommending that "a be
Taken from the Charity Board.

The report OF DIR. Ordronaux, State Com
missioner in Lunacy, on tho results Of tho lato
inquiry into abuses In the Kings County Asy-
lum for the Insane, summarizes the testimony
taken, showing the Inc fiicicncy OF the managers
and physicians, the cruelty and ignorance OF the
nurses, the unwh holesomeness and scanty supply
Of the food. tho overcrowded condition Of tho
buildings, the lack OF sufficient number Of at
tendants. the fact that patients had died in
their beds while the physicians and the nurses
silent, tho Unemployment Of employees that had
been discharged for gross practices, and the
the asylum. lie reg rds tho system es entirely
wrong and recommends TO the Legislature for
the promotion Of the safety. welfare. and sue
cessful treatment OF the Kings county insane:
m 'es gs,s o q S' S.fy y sH9ys :.
far altered aud amended take from such corpo
uoU OF the Kings County Lunauc Asylum.
d me MsIer % e. Sny SSo S n5 s
eupervtor at Larse, he empoweied under section Of
board of unssared ireehoders hcng citizens o. kings
county 10 act as the Board Of Oovefnon VI such
fhird- That such board be empowered TO employ
superintendent medical Ofccrt. steward narOn, and
en- oshsr necessary enplo se snd T. reeve snd ,,s,
the Board VI supervisors Tor tue support VI the ins
Fourth-or II 1t snsu appesr undesirable to tho eit
kens Of kings COUNTY TO separate 'his parcglAr ssy
thst then tn. body corporate knownss the Commls.
.ioneTs of Snari,,e' Of kins. county ne l,olved
corporate franchise. Ia which event the same propo
pointing Board. under section OF article 10 Of tie
t?nstlutlon q lsic aud the selection oy hem 10 turn
tuing the public cnarites Of Kings counts, Til sppy
Insane.
Messr.. John Greenwood, Dwight Johnson
John J. Van Nostrand. and Charles A. Townsend.
the committee eppoiDted bi Mayor Hunter TO
make the investiga;ion with Dr. Ordronaux.
sign the report with him recommending the
above changes.
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THE NEW RocHEIEr rRAoEDr.
A Verdict rhht Doesn't seem to have been
Warranted by the Facts.


Warranted by the Facts.
The death OF Mr.. Thomas White, pro-
prietor Of Our House." In New Rochelle, who
was shot by Richard Hanna, Jr., on Tuesday
night, was momentarily expected last night.
The shot, TO the number Of thirty seem to have
penetrated the vital organs, and the physician
has extracted only one. Mr.. White came to this
country from England In ls6s. settling nrst IN
sing Sing, afterward In BROOKLYN, and then
about Two years nso moving to New Rochelle.
Coroner Wilfred 4. Purdy, Of Rye, visited him
yesterday and took his ante n ortem deposit
tion. In that Mr. White said that he and Hanna
mad always been friends, and that IN his opinion
Hanna did not Intend the bullet especially for
MIN.
Coroner Purdy summoned a Jury to listen 10
Mr.. Whites ante morton deposition, and, de-
spite the fact that he was still alive, they made
a verdict - follows
Thomas Ntite came by his wounds from gun shot
said gun beinA IL the hanas of Richard Hanna. Jr.
when cischaiset.
Hanna was taken by Chief OF Police Dnvean
10 the county Jail N White Plains Yesterday
lie says that hs intended - shoot Aaron Nebb,
the colored coachman, who, after he had been
put out Of tho bnrroom, assisted him home.
Small grains of powder still cling TO the paint
on the door through which Hanna nred.
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John Chambern Is making preparations 10
reopen his club house formerly occupied by the British
hini.ter, on Jan, g.
The Right Hon. Sotheron BAcknall- EstcOurt,
VINO Secretary Of state for the Home Department
OF Great britain In 1850, 10 dead.
A aisastrous nre occurred yesterday In the
bookbindery Of T. N Egleton, ~ broadway, LudgAte
I'M, London Three hundred worknlea ars lhrONn Out
VI emp. OIment.
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NAMES FINANCES
A Material and Gratifying Roduction Of the
Debt OF tue state.

AUGUSTA. Jan. 6.-Gov. Connors message
nIes the bonded debt Of the state Jan. 1878. At
s7oss 400 II has been reduced during the past year
BY the payment Of te9ooo matured bonds and by the
cancellation Of bonds in the abolished sinkng fund.
ana is now t6,pia4oo. The payment Of the maiurcd
bonds and additions the snkine funds to the
Of S2121Sa72 constitute all sctual reduction OF t30l,
$50 :. Present net Indebtedness of tle STATE deduct
ing the SINKING funns IS 2s2 $50 IS Inere ~
inga hsnks operation the state deposits for the
year ending Noy 50, 1873 t3e,oS3 Si12S an increase
VI slU2i 300 b5 Ihc only ron aiming stte lands not
nnAy disposed OF are 81 ssl acres Ct setting ands
sold. aud li20d7 Tor which certificates have been
given 70 settlers The Governor recommends tic llul.
isiOn by Law Of city and county Indebtedness and
All
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
THE MIsSISSIPPI LEGISLArURE
ProposibE an Inve-igauou into GOV. Ames's
OhcInl 4 IonducI.

ObVInT OnduCt.
Jackson, Jan. O-Fuclls resolutions on
Gov. Ames's message were to. day modified and
passed by the senate. They charge that tho
Governor 10 actuated by spirit OF enmity, en-
Rendcred by the result OF the late election and
the defeat Of his ambitious schemes and insin-
u.te, II not directly charge, that the new mem
bers were elected bY intimidation and fraud
and appoint a committee to investigate the
causes that led 70 the late Democratic triumph,
and to obtain the data OF the alleged frauds.
In the House, hr. Featherston0 introduced a
resolution To appoint a committee OF nve to in
vestigate the official conduct Of Gov. Ames, and
TO ascertain what grounds there are for charges
against him Of committing high crimes and mis-
demcanOrs. with Instructions 10 report the evil
dence taken as soon as possible.
Both Houses adjourned early to give TIE com
mittees time to work the members, however,
are too much excited over the Senatorial con
test 10 WORK much.
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JOHN r. scAMMoN IN TROUBLE
An Indictment Charging him and his son-in.
Law with Embczziement.

CHICAGO, Jan. Ga local sensation was
caused here to-day by the indictment OF the
Hon. Jno. T. Scammon and his son-in-law, Jos
3. Reed, for the misapplcation and embezzle-
ment Of moneys belonging to the Meohanios
National Bank Of this city. OF which they were
respectively President and Cashier. The bank
forced into liquidation by their misman-
ngement Of its funds. The Metropolitan Ma
tonal DaDk OF New York was induced by Scam
mon to lend his bank tl20,UO0 but II is said hat
th" New YORK bank has some security outside
hypothscated by Scammon AZ President OF the
Mech Anics'. Mr.. scammon is ono of the proui-
nent politicians Of Chicago, he having been ac-
tive IN politics on the Republican side FOR many
years. He was proprietor for a time Of the
Inter OCEAN, and Is now member OF the Repub-
lican Nat onal Executive Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
the GoODHIN PARRICIDE.
A Crime that Is ChnrGeabIe TO Whiskev, as
BOth sides Admit

In the trial OF James and Thomas Good win,
for the murder Of their father Michael Jersey city
yosterday Kate Goodwin sister OF tue accused sons
testified hat James Thomas quarreiled with her
father eleven days before his death. Thomas went
home drunk and asked for his supper and the father
declared that he could not have any. Warm words toe
lcWcd and hcr father seized lom, by ing trlst. sue
oLt urrgltcd, and returning fulud her brother
Thomas, tlttng by The window. his shirt torn and
oodY mi her father having stone IN his hand
James In the .Ou, and lb appearance indicated
that he RAT been 10 ne rgAt. Her father gralua4y
vested away IN 'ii he dird.
Mana KrsA. fllza CuiDcrt. and Catherine Cunning
ham, gubors OF the Goodwins testified the QUAR-
rels ln NE faulty. Mrs. Cuncrt to Witnessing the
ttruggle from the windows Of her apartments.
Tue gcftnre was outlined 10 The ad4ress Of VIM. D..
DAlv. WHO maintained thaf Goodwin died OF beating
received from Onccf Nalsl. vino arrested him tor In
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BROOKLYN.

n. H. Falls. Of 2s3 Dean street. lost 5000 worth
OF properly In september b. burglars aud late on Wed
nesdAy night thieves relieved him OF 1000
While getting on DeKalb avenue car. Max
Eppendorr Oi Adripli street was Injured and made
.wRrdet $1,000
David Munter, an aged hunchback. on Doc. g.
1873 70 riding on the GraIc street and NEWTON Rail
ToAd, WIiAmsburgh, ASKED the cOnductOr to stop at
Even ana Granl streets, he wss slow "a go'tng on.
aud - be reached tho step hr alleges the conductor
rang the bell aud no thrown 10 the ground
let high wM broken. Ho sued tT t5,ooo, Tue Jury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
CoMrLIMENTs PASSING.
A Lively Depression from n Common Coan-
cll,s KnnIine Of Inv MnkinR.

In the Harrison, n. J- Common Council last
evening Alderman Kerr moved that the coal required
by the Committee on supplies be obtained from Of
the dealers In the town. ana not from dealers carrying
on business ele where. This motion seconded by
A iderman Kennedy, whertupon the Chairman OF the
supply Committee, Alderman O'Sulvan, started up In
great state OF excitement ana SAID that might
well try TO lcad old uog a. the Ciownish Who
spoke last Alderman Kennedy replied that 1t Was an
old mule that spoke now" Alderman hulllgan then
Tosred out the top OF his voice that Kennedy
damned rascal For about ten minutes three or four
members were speaking outing, gesuculatinR, and
rounding their 0esks. IL was not unit . threat was
made " Call Ia the police that Oruer prevailed.
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~. NNgA''us Van Con- andt OF New Rochelle
"4 ny The owner Tor poisoning valuable
'''s ~ Suspicion for time pointed 10 DrYaiC IT.
49,, "t ''''royer " number Of dogs. more or less
se,o '" 'N' case awakened the IN gnntiou Of the
tKur..t m "s .Ni ~ ny huA Ing. The defendant has
duD va tHef.,,,i1i 'Npolls among ihrn a blood egs
Nmrt i.n N" % ia mont Oi the Leroy Place Hotel in
ylt .' i 's s oPno9cnt armed ain bro.d.w word,
400 aewurd cane, aLd q ,9rnt ass.i,i1i M ,'tn
'N''u oi ofsev Toc,,.Is uyHn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07

Tho Board Of Inspectors, Warden Walker, ana
the keepers VI sing sing prison scout the notion that
the conspiracy for the escape Joseph Kngsand alias
George Fuller. extended beyond him and the convict
Johnny Brice II said that CA kee er Hastings had
money deposited ia the Eltccker street bank IN part
ners lip with h0stln Bin, friend OF kinC-la un
der the names Of George ard lla ~ mar" The mOuey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
LooK OUT FOR YoUR SIGN BOARDS.
An Ordinance Enforced, the Merchants say,
Without Proper Warning.

Four agents OF the Bureau OF Encumbranoes
entered FULTON street from Broadway truck yes
terday afternoon aud tore down the sgns that pro.
Jected than three feet from the at l57 l5i
l4a l4S. l3s 10. lo5 and s7 and carted them away
hr Geo L. Burr Who o cuplss the store At l3s Fulton
stret l. and Sir j. j. Nslcntlre who occupies 81, nave
the Mayors permit to hang out the gEs that were
taken yesterday They ray that they not warned
to emoye them, The Inspector ana his assistants dd
not prosecute the raid below Cin street. the busi.
ness men oeyond tnlt street took down all the zig
that could be deenssd scizable Sgns from 4 anu IL
John street ana l30 kssex street added to the
TRUCKS load. superintendent Douglass OF the bureau
OF Elk cunbrances says that payment Of the cost
transferring the signs 10 tho Corporation Yard the
ON ucrG may recover them.
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The Russian CathoIic. in New York.

brated yesterday In the Orthodox Eastern QtuAo-
Greek Chapel AT e6l Second avenue The parlor noor
Of me Rev. Father BJerrngS residence Is neatly fur
nished for the OF tho kus Ian Catholics, ~ IL
O'CLOCK II was crowded The service conducted by
the pastor In Eng sh assttcd by excellent choir ~
men aud yr The robes Of the celebrant assistants
were beauiu with eml robbery ana bright colors, the
singing Was good ana tue service impressive,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07

Two months ago the barge n. Lee, Capt. Her
bert Hooper. was sunk by a schooner IN tho Morris
canal basin, in the North river The Captain and his
escaped, bnt Mrs Hooper and her young daughter
went down with the vessel Capt Hooper has endeaV.
ored TO induce the New YORK Coroncrs TO have he
barge raised tO procure the bodies but without success
YESTERDAY he applied TO Coroner damon VI jersey
City who had diver explore the wreck. The rculsins
OF the mother and daughter were seem and 10 be
brought To the surface.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
What the Germans Ask.

In view OF enforcement 10y the Police Commls-
soncrs Of the dead letter law OF 1Se9 forbdding the
wearing VI masks. the bail room propnetors and cos
tuners met yesterday, and auth sllcd Major q. W
sauer, 0eorge Ickc, LOUIS Frank, and cI Mayor Gun
ther 10 20 tO ALBANY And ask Tor such "
the law may enable the Mayor permit the masked
bal u The LederATank and olheI Tepeeable sooIeuel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
The CITY PAVING Dem a Century Old.

A gentleman presented to Chamberlain Tap
pan yesterday note for eight shlings dated Just
hundred years ago. ltreAdsi
NRW YORK WATrR WORKs-Thia note shall entite
the bearer to the cum 4 cl.ht shnss current money
Of the Colony Of New York ptynur On demand by the
Mayor. Aldermen, and Cummonal.y OF the city OF New
YORK al the once Of Chamu rlain of the said city pnT
suant to a vote Of said MavOr, Aldermen, and Com.
Atty Of This date Dated inc sixth day ~ January,
I'm tho year OF our Lord thousand seven hundred
and seventy slT. by order OF tho Corpor uon.
VIZ. e. BuoRToH.
The Chamberlain Immediately drew his check for the
eight shiHgs sterling.
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Tradesmen opposed to tae illegal eXactions Of
the sealers and inspectors of wcehts
their deputies met last evening tn' committee that
hsd been tppomred TO couf,r with GOV. rlfen snd
Mayor Nicknam Ia regard 20 me Atortous OF lie seal
and Inspector OF weights md 0aturrs reported
that GOV. IlGen viii chceTiuy consider any charges
hat may be forwarded O. hm uy fNc Mayor, and that
the Mayor Will torNard wclgrounded charges 70 the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
A Merchant Missing.

VIM. Clayton. a shoe dealer, Of 81 vesey street,
has been missing since the Goth Of December Mr.
Dawson, with whom he boarded, says that the 20th
he went cut TO purchase some goods and he buugh
case OF boots from wallace Elliott, AZ e5 Warren
street His brother James, IN searching his room
found tl4d on the bed, IL is not known how much
money he had nut Il IL feared that he haa enough TO
tempt the hlghwaymen.
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Interpreting the French Pres. Law.

PARIS, Jan. 6-Minster Buffet has sent cir
ouAr TO tho Projects VI Departments, reminding them
that they may revoke licenses newspaper dealers un
leis lesal regulation arc observed. lac Journal
and says shows nat the Goyernnent IL citing
tho preH law In the most restrctVe manner pOsIiD,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07

wAsHINGToS, Jan. e,-lhe report OF DR.. LIN
deman. the Director OF the Mint a. to the establish
ment VI branch mint AT sono point IN the MisssGipp
Valley, rec mmends Indianapolis as the location Tor
tho reason IN IN thst Guy one there lisa Government
Duildg no longer required for other purposes which
he utilized Without the delay or eIpculO attendant
on the construction Of new e0inco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
Indcccnr nns,e inn nnrInl.

On Monday morning pauper in the Darnum's
Island IL. h. Workhouse fcl down ltart and lay un.
conscious on the moor. He picked up and earned
to the hospital, and there some sid thAt he
dead. While The bOdy was yet warm, sJys the Hemp
stead Enquirer Il was put to box aud buried before
tue p-upers had their breakfast.
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A yexed Oue.,ion settled.

HARRIsBURo, Jan. 0.-1ho veKed question OF
the status OF the PennsyyAna Legislature was settled
about IL O'Clock by the adoption OF the report Of tue
Conference Committee by both Houses without oppo
suon, recommending that no bills or resolutions pend
Ing ut the OF the session ~ 1875 shall be consider
ed az this session unless again rentIoduced. This 10
substantially the resolution offered by Ar. Huhn Both
Houses have adjourned until Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07

Al the annual meeting OF the Plymouth Church
Society last night Augustus storrs Treasurer report
e that there had been paid into the treasury tlS3 24
OF this 10000 WAS from pew rents, $4,000 from sub
scnptons 10 the pastors trtal expenses, and tho ro
mandrT from the rental Of the church tor concerts.
Out % tins SUN tlOO 900 hsd been paid TO hr Beecher
John Is. Hutchinson ana Henry W Sage were eeected
trustees Al the meeting the sal ~ OF Mr. Beech.
er lsto he nIed Only 10000 was suOscnbed toward
the 100000 faary Oy the members Of the church I
$4,000 taken from the pew rents aud the other
t20 OV0 Nks the uHual sAtaTy
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AIe1. II. hlepheu.,. slckuc...

AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan. GA. II. Stephens con-
tlnues In aVery feeble state from disease Of hA
lungs Though he eats and sleeps well he
gain his strength II 10 feared he VIII not be able 10
take his seat IN Congress during the present session
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07
ALonn COMPANY Winding In.

The New York State Loan and Trust Com
pany. at 80 Wall street is winding up It's business. Mn
Henry A. smJ he. the President sajs that s about
dissolve because Il aud nko nsituiions have
money for the last year or tWO. Tie company
ganizcd about four yrars ago, and for he nrst
years did Nell. lhe drposstors nave ali oeen PAID -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07

James Gieason. a miner In Rngwood. va
killed by failing stone yesterday,
An unreoopuized man was killed by the oars
of the Erie HALLWAY a. h.fscn tnhnrl last evening.
John Smith Of Grove and II " streets, Jerssr
City has hYurophoblA lilo VAS bitten several monJhI
a,O OJ Aapg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07

In tho prayer meeting At 3i2 Water street, isra
evening, one eShortrr said found IN nguring -
the store where work lhat in the course VI
had city seven gallons Of whlekcy In me-"