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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
CURIOUS ELOPEME ENT.
Albert Gsrnier's wife Runs Away with
youug Broker to Bnyonne, n. J.

-Four or Ave years ago Albert GARNER, a
noted French billiard player, came TO this coun-
try and soon obtained tho championship, title
which set him up In a lucrative business. Then
he brought his young wife, Josephine, over from
France, and their life up to February last
was comparatively happy. At that time Mr.
GARNER began to suspect that an undue famlli-
arity existed betw cen his wife and James Got
teudorf, broker, who boarded with the OR
uiors. Mrs. Garnier, however. sirenuou'ly de-
MED tie charge OF unfall allhfulness, and her
husbands suspicious wero Ill yed. On the
4th Of March last MIR. Grnicr accidentally
found n letter addressed to Nr. Gottcndcrf, and
ns It was unmstakaby In the handwriting Of Ills
wife, he opened and roid It, II contained
confession Of her love for Gottehdorf. gnd Gle r
~ proved that that love was FAR from Innocent.
q lrner then -ent biz wife hack To Fiance u {
parents. Not long after this. and while h. was
pa,,ns sltd % matches N NJ SaY stanH,sin' ne
second time he took her back to his home, out
she was uot cOnten'.
ON the 25th Of October she told him that che
could no longer live with him. aud on that day
che disappeared. Mr.. GAMER emDloyed Detec-
tivcs RILEY and lleidcleorI, and they u &c
Mrs. Gsrnier, who mad fed with GotteEdorf, o
Grccnvle n. J. Tho runaways had the child.
Before tine detectives could reach them Gott IL
duff and Mrs. GARNER had moved to II .yunne,
N. j., and hnothcr long search was m ide.
Ga saturday last Mr.. GARNER and the detec.
tives went IN a coach To the house where Mrs.
rniur YVES boarding. and the former, after a
stormy scene with his wite. captursd and
brought away his child. lilo was arrested
ana taken before Ju'iicc Nonsl,y who re-
leased Tim a. soon as the circum stances Of the
case were explained. This Ia Mt. Carriers story.
lie intends to begin proceedings for divorce,
and Mrs Garner expresses herintenlion of mar
Dtng GottondOrf II the divorce u granted.
The eatdest part OF the story IL that Mrs. Gar
niers mother. respecttble french iadv' DO
came insane when She heard OF her daughter 8
ns October
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
PR4rIyG FOR CONGRESS.
Philadelphia Christians Asking Divine Bless
ing on Its Deliberations.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. A large meeting
OF the Christians Of this city, irrespective OF de-
nomination or party, was held at noon to-day In
the Chambers Presbyterian Church, to pray for
the Divine blessing ON the deliberations Of Con-
gress, which convened at the came hour, and
also that Divine guidance might be vouchsafed
to our public men in the present unsettled con-
ditiOn OF tue country. MIR. George IA. Stewart
presided over the meeting, which was one Of
great earnestness, and almost wholly occupied
with prayer, praise, and reading tho SCRIPTURES.
The Char suggested that 1t would be good TO
have these meetings continued IN this city and
held throughout the land from week To week
until tranquility was restored to the nation.
committee, consisting OF the Rev DR.. Hat
field, Whenton Smith. and McCOok. and Messrs.
Newlin and stewart, was appointed to consider
the suggestion. and ut the close OF tie meeting
they met. and resolved at once to hold similar
meeting IN the same place on MOndsv next. TT
half past three O'Clock r. NJ, ana to invite their
brethren throughout the country to unite In
PRAYER to God with them for peaceful and
speedy solution OF our present troubles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
REPUBLICIN PRECEDENTS.
The Refusal to Admit the Colorado Members
not an Unprecedented Act.

WAsHINoToN, Dec. A. The Republican
press will seek to make all the capital It can out
OF tho action Of the House to-day in refusing to
adnit the member from Colorado and the
member from South Carolina on the certificates
Of the Governors of those States. The osser-
ton OF McCrary OF Iowa that this action was
unprecedented was without warrant. The Re-
publican majority In the House. in times past.
h repeatedly done this. and 1t has in
one case at least given the seat to a Republican
con estant utter It had peen clearly proved that
the member holding the Governors certificate
on Elections of the House admitted that he mad
received majority Of the votes gwen, but de-
cided that inasmuch a. he was Ineligible his
competitor was elected, because votes cast for
an ineligible candidate were In reality blanks.
The Republican IN jority approved this report,
ana seated the Republlcan claimant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

william CorcOran. sun-brOwned, blum saiot
OF the Colorado testified in the General Sessions yestcr
day that on the 9th Of October about midnight having
been dinKing much, he entered 1hom's Csrrahcrs
place at Chatham square and that after drinking no
hid not enough money to pay Tor the drink. although
few minutes before he had roll OF tl73 10 green.
bachs. his wages for six month. In his pocket iIu
watch was also gone on his speaking OF his loss
rlher Oricrrd him out. At thr door ho struck . IRA
her. nd Oficrr 81 wson seeing HIN do 50 c'ubood hun.
aud ordered hn TO move on. lie went to the police
alton AVID nude cnsrge against CIrrahcr, AMI de-
scent was made. Among those whom the police made
prsoners was John Dcyinc of "a Mott street. Cor.
cOrHns revolver that Oecn IN his pocket vas found
IN DeSines Judge sutherland sentenced hun TO
three Ynars and aIx mOntha IN 81 le prlsup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
TENN YsON ar NONE.
The Pest Botanisrs Unexpected Counsel to
the Poet Publisher.

James 7. Fields lectured In Chickering Hall
last evening The lecturer described the Poet Laureate
seen IN nus quiet home on the l,le ~ Wisht. Tue
= = = s.- -
repulsye but he Is not lie stoops somewhat,
but is a large, muscular man, who might st
for a statue of Hercules, III. chest balances his
brain. Seeing him AmOnR other men, thty seem TO
have got up lat" In the mUrnlngi so fun
aud strong and clear Is tie tide OF his life.
You never could think Of his dying. scholar
said OF HIM that 4 Mt great poet he Wou.d
be one OF the nrHt hotauists EurOpe. one noon
less night at FaInugord the speaker had wandered NJ
over the downs Witn the poet, and suddenly ennlsun
drnpped on his knees what IN II 2" Crird. "NlO.
lete,' he growled "Noleis:nan down on your Knees
and take good snlt you sleep AL the better IL
lo seldom wears an suit but OF plain gray. and
says that he will stOyeplpv hat agAIu
lOhg he lives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BIZ THA
SUNS REPORTERS.
Topics before the Neurological Socie v-TtA
Cepenniai Exhibition nlaiaria-A Csss
Of Hydropbobia from the Bite Of a Cat.

Previous to introducing DIR. J. G. HaDnsn who
WAS to read the OF the evening before the Neuro
logical Society last venng. Dr. j. c. Peters, the Pr"s
ident exhibited Typographical chart Of the Centennial
Exhibition ground. showing the two streams that
served as drains nd sewers. "You have all heard" he
said that many visitors to the Centennial returned
TO their h mes suffering from maariai diseases. The
reason Ia berc made plain. Thee two running streams
which received the drainage and the sewage Of thu
grounds tmntied their noIipus contents into the
Schuylkl. within shcrt d-tiucc " the pump station,
aud as fast they deposited T. the river they
were pump un, and in q signify du'ed condition
sent bacA t. quench the thirst Of from $4,000 to l0J0Oo
people daily"
case o. hYdrophobla resulting from the bite OF cat
peculiar phase Of the mslady was developed icw
days before the patients death. when he b.rked ike
dog and expressed regret that he hal not long cave
with winch to scratch his father'a face
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

Through the arrest of Louis klutn aud " llliam
Martin aged seventeen and eighteen years respective
yas thcY we're preparing 70 enter the resdeno OF MIR
John c. Moses, nj 1873 Milton street. Greenpoint' on
Tuesday last the BrooSyn police thuk al they have
partly broken up dangerous gang OF thieves. ki OF
burglars tools loaded pistol quantity oI aumuhl
iln, and bunch 0f fllsr kAH we're taken rom ih'n.
Martin gave information concerning gang nf thrNe-
ana ofhcr clues winch leh 10 the recovery OF
about 81 900 worth Of pTOperty Hrury Greene, re-
crYeT Ui good, ana hcOrsu Nichols bur-lu aud
receiver were arrested ana are hclu Ou tue same lu
f.ru
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
The vagarie. Of Another Luna,ic.

Early yesterday morning. Ofiicer Wilcox Of the
Yonkers police stopped man seated IN wagon
whose contents he ancied Lad been stolen. The
said that he on his from New York to Pough-
keepsie by way OF Csnada and upon the officers rs.
saying take him ana his assorted load to the police
station. he presented pistol In hand and knife
In the other. In the police station he was examined Dy
Setgt. Osborne. He had large poCketbOok led with
confederate notes. which he said he had bought IN
Nall street Papers In his pockets showed hun TO bd
Edwin Wlllis an Engisman. 81 2l3 East Thirty
street His brothers TOOK him They said that he
had been sent to Europe to be cured tut that he
turned about three weeks rgo with ti,2i5 that had
been mt to his father and had ,pent purchasing
the stun that the police lOund IN MS WAGON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
NEW JERSEY.

The Henry Traphagen Tiden and Hendricks
Battalion OF Jersey CITY $50 hold grand reception On
the 21th Inst.
Forty-four distlleries I'm the First Revenue
District of New Jersey produced u 900 gallons VI apple
whskey IN November.
sheriff Laycrty has seized the ONCE and mate
rial Of the Jersey liiN it NfCS 10 satisfy Judgment
obtained by County t.crk James Vi Blann against the
kcY, {, {. Burr, ditOr an publisher.
At "A nro In the gas works Of the Erie Rail lway
Company, on the Long Dock, Jersey City, ycse day,
Superintendent brew was seriously burned aOVul .lV
b0dY. Last Dight hls e9aditQR was CRITICAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
The ,li--ing CrooLed wh,-key.

Revenue officers PLAYED euchre at 5,3 West
Forty ms street yesterday, and police officers tran
qnidy patrollcd the neighborho0d. Not on, Of them
hncN Nmthrl The furN-tlgnt barrels OF Whishp went
on SATURDAY night ~hrn armed men win two lIncks
inv ded stTcet aud robbed the Government othcers
Of their prizes. Capt N,.hburne tanCies mat tails
WDlskey WAS teksa " New JERSEY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

Auburn, Dec. 4.-rhere Is much excitement
hcrc over the disappearance Of Major g. C. Patncr NJ
tdis place from the Metropolitan tel IN New York.
MIR. Platner went To New YORK on Monday, Nov, 90.
TO make additions to his stock OF crockcry,
hls only uggag' bepg small W yelling nag
lie had also hut n small amount o. money catce a
hundred do lars ana draf on the frst National Bank
Nrw lurE pavahIc 10 his own order, fOr $500. llc
took room at hr Mrtruponan, and ON iho follow ng
day, at about o'cOCk 4. NJ, hc met hs P.ul &.
Noor saying that he was On his NAY 10 the Brook
lyn ferry.
PmtncT having 80 tai proved unavniiug Mrs. Pututr
has started tor that city, with mae escOr to pursue
fhp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA number Of Republi-
can Senators had conference with the President yea
terdy and iast night the subject Of the Presidency
pro TEN. OF the Senate The Importance OF TINS ques
ZION keeny felt and In view OF the expiration of Mr.
ferrt,s term on the Atm Of March a new election viii
be had at very early date Senators CouklnR and
Morton most oniincntly mentioned In this on.
nection. This name OF senstoT hamlin Is also men.
tOued. In the mates caucus this afternoon Il
understood by common consent that hing should be
done at present with reference TO the election OF
President pro tem., and the subject VIII probably go
over for several weeks At least.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
Mnlbcrry .IrscI Mhi.kcr.

Michael O'IIrlen, 81 years OF age, OF 81 MuIberrv
stood IN trout OF b'rroom at - Mulberry street
on the 2ith Of October intoxicated. Bette Goter
es-,d. and O'Bri struck him on the mouth. Gotcr
picked up tricx ana struck Orien on the side Of
the hcad, anu then hrd. O'BrDn WAS arrested on
Ch OF ntONt aol. anu 10 ten days IN Tho
ely prison. Gnicz tried'Sn the Goth of Oc der,
anu nucd t,5. Then he saicI for lte ON the 2dh ot
November O'Brien dir1 and rjay Cor lury
deciued thai UOlez mad merely defended Dinisef
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

Frank Gernaud Of Nyack was found manglsd
on the track of the Erie Railway. In henderson street.
Jersey CITY, week ago. There mystery about his
death. his relatives believing that he drugged,
robhel aud lett on the trace Ills coat was found torn
10 shreds IN an ylley az 3l3 Grove street mil
from where tue body MAS found. Gernaud MAS knOsn
Ao 10 have had t25 In hs possession shortly before ha
DEATH anu this not found tn his DO kcs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

Surrogate veeder, in Brooklyn, has admitted
to probate the will Of Fried Rose OF 800 Union
1t contains this clause; Since believe that married
life Is best for mankind, beg my dear wife to try
to be hindered by any false romantic ideas from
marriage after death II she nnds worthy Of
her. ana rcqu's her TO accept as wedding gft from
me. her nrst husband, who Ncs her more than
express IN words, the Of $4,000 ~ hold
a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

CHICAGO, Dec. A.-rhe revival interest and at
tendance at the Moody and Sanksy meetings the
increase, and all Of the city, suburban, aud other
churches IN the north be aiding the move
Inent. In view ~ these facts voted Al the pas
tors meeting which was held here today, 10 invite
Mesers Whtle and Bliss 10 continue the revival meet
ing here from January l. During the week Of prayer II
Il expected that hey Will use the great taOefnace
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
SOME wAsHINGToN TOPICS.
Secretary MorriIrs Estimates-A TOtal Of
500 81 .6BS Asked Tor.

WAsnfNGrON, Dec. 4-The secretary OF the
Treasury to-day submitted TO the House OF Repre-
sentatves the estimates Of appropriations required
for the public service for the nscal year end.
ing wnh June. 1873. These are; For Con-
src',, t5p e5o Executive proper t7s4oo Depart.
ment Of SIT tl4iAub7 Treasury Department flb5..
2is3syi War Depai Lmcut, t5i,25l 3a5i Navy Dep
mrnt. t22Jol sos lnteriur Department t3S SO6,722
Post once Department, 90 .6B6oi7. Department Of
Justice, AZ 100 Department Of Agricu ure, sse7,.
2po Total. t2pp pbl Cos. hese estimates are tlSOnO-
Uul les than those for 1877 and Congress Appropriated
t75Oo OuO lees than the total estimates for year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
The waterbury Aldermen.

Judge Van Brunt has granted an alternative
mand against the Board OF Canvassers returnAbe
on the sth directing them return canvass the
votes for Werner Bruno james A. CoNt, Joseph Con-
nell, Id j, Burke, George DtmpNolf VIM. Eyler-,
JOhl Mgsterson, Jinrt Farrell, Austin Lcake A. i.
Ohycr, Ambrose ~ tell, Nj. Seebachtt, anu william
waters. lhc average OF the vote received by these
gentlemen about tMVlyV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
The south Carolina Committee.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %.-The special committee
directed by the House Of Representatives to investigate
the election South Carolina and the action OF
the Canv AssnR Board Ia relation thereto. viii organize
10 thus city tomorrow. and proceed TO Columbia To-
morrow uisht. II is understood that RepresentatVs
Morrison OF Illinois will be appointed Chairman VI the
SDeCisl Louisiana Committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

Onicer Ringley heard continuous hammerinG
In the rear of :. Livingston sohs cigar mandatory
At 2d Front street lst evening Mith another ONCE
he enter d the var and found two men at work with
rhisrl and mRlrt digging hole through tn walt A
jimmy amt skci ton Aeis with which they th' cd an
entrance 10 the yard through vacant house N Water
street, and other burglars tools, we're found N their
Daps. In the OK street pOcr sa;iln they were iden.
Tined nv pt Murray and Detective Carr as burglars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
RrooLlvu,. Arr A..ociattau.

The frat reception OF the seventeenth season
OF the Brooklyn Art Association. last evening, In the
Academy out the fashion Of the city. The audi
torlum noored and covered with brussels
pet. Around the edge were plaster casts Of antique
heads and pantluKs on en,tls In the centre
pyramid of hothouse pl nts lighted up by prujec ing
gas jets. About four hundred paintings we're display ed
among them The City OF Newark from tue BAY" W
Patterson Fisher Boats at Eary Morn by, De liass
"A POrtratt,' by Pnili r; THE NoundaY Rest hy
y, ii-ser, and AFTERNOON on MOOscup hyer." by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
Enrlh Mor,h $500 a nnrrel.

Mrssrs. sexton Clle, manufacturing jewel
lers at 81 Nassau street eNpcct 10 receive frh Corning
to-day barrels Of common earth ana Shes out OF
when they pc 10 yet 81 900 worth 4 mel cd: guld
1l,y shippcd fpr the Ncs m the train from the Erie
Depot, un Thanksgiving mornius "a small truuk con
tanning $4,000 worth ~ J'W ~ ut new de- i'm. COLD
worth Sluun wlt uscd IN Us manufacture Near Cora.
lug the gage car MAS burned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
The Vaudeville bridge.

TRENTON, Dec. 4.-rhe long pending suit In
vovng the gali,y of the bridge the Delaware at
Yard cyve on the line OF the Bound Brook Railroad.
wac nnalN dceded 10 day by the Court of AppcAs u
This Stite. THIS decision iullY sustains the Bound
BrouN Railroad, and permits the undge 10 reuiun
where
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
rhr Condl,ion Of the BuIrarinu..

LONDON, Dec. A despatch from Constanti-
nopr to the Dlay Nelcs says; MIR. Schuyler of the
American Legation returned here from bulgaria ON
SATURDAY. he reports that the condition - TIE people
T. mp oyns and that the reief agencies and tho Gov
ernuleut are working We'll"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

In the Court OF Special Sessions, held by Jus
tices Dowl ling and Shsndey In 1870 John Shea police
officer was convicted OF assault battery. and then
the Police Board discharged HIM The supreme Court
General Term yesterday held that convictions by
two just ces NJ Special Sessions were ~hoy void and
evidence appeared warrautlug Sheas discharge.
he must be relnstated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
the LAIAsr OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Famine In India Neither Rain nor Crops
In the shoIapor District.

LONDON. Dec. "A despatch to the Times
from Calcutta says the last ofnei report from the
81 oapore district consists Of gloomy sentence,
viz "So rain, crops. Condition OF the people
changed In Madras there l. much distress In tue dis.
tr cts Of Rurnool Cuddapab. aud Rellary The pros.
poets In Homhay are better, though cholera has ap-
peAied end Is lncIeaslnR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
The Wealthy hebrews Divorce suit.

In the suit Of Adoph Latner, tho wealthy
Hebrew minner ~ Canal street, aAaA. his wife Clara
for divorce, Justice Gilbert Yesterday ordered the
plaintiff TO make the complaint more certain, and gave
Ira shater the wite's lawyer flbO counsel fee ana
the wife go Wcck ulimuny. Mis- luncr lNrH ~ lho
Bergen street. aud has htherto moved IN the bust CIR
G ~ U IarnNI LlAn hLnLnLN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
The Moving Power. OF VIE. Tears.

Frederick Seller, who was convicted Of inde-
cent assault and sentenced TO nine months in the ud-
son County Penitentiary taken hei the Court
House IN Jersey City yesterday ami Judge Quafa
make the following remarks " The art believes the
prisoner to be nstcias backguard and deserving Of
TO svmpsthy hut the Court. moved BY the fearful
lcltations OF his wife has vacated the sentence sna
let him OF with nne OF 1900 and costs"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

TORONTO, Ont" Dec. i.-ln reply to challenge
made by John Higgins Of England. to row any In
the world over the Thames course, Edward Hanon.
winner Of the single cull Philadephia offers to
allow Higgins &l5U anu row race for ts.5OO aside on
lOlOntO bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

Frederick klupper, baker at 2ll EldrdGs
street Is to be sent to the Wards Island Asylum for the
Insane to-day He fancies that he has been comms.
stoned by God TO put stop t. the reading Of Lain
prattrs IN the Catholic churches lie tried II "
ST. Patrlck's Catnedr-l uu sun Jay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

WAsHINGToN, Dec. THE Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue has revoked the order made IN sep
tcmber last resembling the contract between the Treas
ury Department and the National Continental. and
AmerlC n Bank Note Cumptnics ~ New York for the
printing Of revenue stamps. so that for some ne
least this work viii continue " be performed by the
bank note companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
A Hudson River steamer on Fire.

RoNDoUT, Dec. "A fire was discovered in the
poTtrs room Of the steamer Ansonla when near sau.
gcTties. on sunday. The room was nlled with com
nustilles, and soon IN flames. All hands worked
VIZ ruu-ly and the nre was at last suhluod. Had Il
renamed undiscovered a few minutes mora II would
have suited IN the destruction Of the boat The nrc
caught from amp beins KNOCKED over by the jar VI
ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
One of the Original settlers.

Mr.. Charles Schwalenberg Of Long Island City,
for the past nfetn proprietor Ot the Long Island
CITY Hotel. Gied ON SUNDAY morning last lie WAS one
OF the nrst residents at Hunters Point and erected the
first brick house hui there He larg' real estate
ONncr und years past been Identified with Tie
growth and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

Tho new turnstlles at the Iioboken ferry are
complained OF az uncomforIable to the = ss'nsers
They are not capable II accommodating thu rush In the
M rnpg and evening Ia the CTusl Yesterday mOTnllg
ntlle Enl wa nluIed By one VI tle ann.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

Gen. Joseph r. II wiley addressed large au-
dience IN SeinNn Han last evening upon "Results OF
the nternitOnN ExhhitiOn" He SAID that the enter
prise had stimulated mental prOgr ~ In America aud
sned NJ THOUSANDS VI bri.hl young men " new Efforts
VI lnYeptl0l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
Three Men sho, in New Hampshire.

CoNIoCoOK, N H., Doc. 4.-Clareuee Hurd Of
Hennlker and wm l., George OF East Concord
gagged In on alteration with Henry Jepson at the lat
tors saloon in warner this evening ana were
used. Hurd was fatally wounded, ~ orge shot and
adv cut, but his wounds are not necessarily fatal,
anu JepsOn Was also BADLY wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

TRrSTON, Dee. T. In Noico agt. Brown, the
celebrated Princeton breach Of promise the Court
OF trrors and Appe IL sustained the supreme Court
IN the decision THAI a breach OF promise of marriage
could not br malntantd agaius u Au VINO Al thr lme
ot tns promise WAs a married man although AHut Tor
an. rec hAd hnen CunImNLced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

ToRoSTo, Dec. notwithstanding the en-
dcavors made TO proc IRE commutAlion OF the sen.
tencc OF Recher the tssx murderer Is SAID the law
Wall be allowed tU take H. COURSE. lie VIII be hanged On
the 2lst Inst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

INDIANAPoIIs Dec. 4-Hosket S Hetzelgrs-
SER wh, le-ale and rrtul druggis- OF tls N. nave
med voluntary prtilun in uuuAruptcY. Their lla-
bilities are estimated al Si"ori.