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SALE OF A RAILROAD.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov. %, 1876.
Judge Trgg Of the United States District Court to-
day Issued an order the sale Of the Memphis and
Pnducah Railroad, petition OF tho first mortgage
l.run nI,o
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A MUNIFICENT REQUEST.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov. 81, 1875
Mrs. Mary q. Gale, who died yesterday, leaves,
among other bequests $50, 900 to found home for
agod and INDECENT women.
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ART NOTES,

c. 7. Phelan is engaged on small cattle subject
which is treated with considerable force Tho land
scapc is particularly satisfactory. from the truthful
way IN which tho daylight effect is reproduced.
W. NJ Cary has his easel pleasant cattle subject
1t represents group OF horses brought to water by
children II is simple and objective In treatment. and
the drawing OF the animals is very satisfactory.
The Brooklyn Art Association will hold It's annual
reception on Monday next IL has becn resolved only
10 admit the members Of the association and the press
on Monday and Tuesday evenings Aftcrward tho gen.
eral public will be admitted IN former years The
exhibition this year promises to eclipse in point OF
quality all Its predecessors.
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THE wrArurn rrsrEnpAy.

The following record win show tho changes In tho
temperature tho past twcntyfour hours in copar-
son with he corresponding date OF last year as ndi-
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy.
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ILLNESS OF EX-GOVERNOR RICH
ARDSON.
OMAHA. Ncb. Nov. q. 1874.

OMAHA, Ncb Nov. 27, 1876.
Ex-Governor Richardson, one OF the oldeat citizens
OF the state stricken with paralysis mis- resi-
dcnco IN this city last night, and now lies very
prccarious condition.
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HERRING FISHERY.

HALIFAX, n s., Nov. ~, 1870
A despatch from Newfoundland says the herring
Dsncry at Bonue Bsv aud the Bay OF Islands s fall
urc Most OF the catch has been sold to Boston
chants.
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AUGUSTINE q. DAupY.

Augustine G. Dauby, who founded the Observatory
at Utica y. " in 1924 died suddenly his residence
In that city last night
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THE FLESH SPEEDILY REUNITES WHEN OBJ
rtnate sores ceansed with GLENNs SULPHUR soar.
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A-PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Is THE BEST
restoring hair its original
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THE COINAGE or THE WORLD. ANCIENT AND
/ Modern. evo. 3D5 pages; 81 ildssrstiona rrho
81 30 sent post free by the puh1isneFs oCOTT co.
les Fulton 81 For sale hy an boekssAAsA
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A-GENTLEMEN WILL FIND THE MOST STYI-
ish and elegant dress HATS ESPENSCHEIDS llS Mas
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Avcrage tenptraturs Yesterday 351
Average temperature for corresponding date last
....................... az
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ELROW ROOM.

by all who have IL and expressed their
opinon as Enthusiastically tho authors brightest and best -
, and will sell largely by OF Its fresh
and origins humor than any other recent American puh
raron Owing low price will find favor with buyers
~ other books receive Fross nimaDle lustrn-
tons Of which number introduced through
the book added its general mechanical artistic
beauty combine mako tbs cnsapc handsomsst, Wit
lest and best selling book In the market.
J. n. STODDARr a CO., Publishers.
723 Chestnut g.. Philadelphia.
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| DIR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY CURES
rheumatism gout. Why suffer any longcry Depot ~
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-NEW YORK DYEING
AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. Staten Island.
Onices-oS Duaifc ST.. 7,2 broadway. clio th av. New
York; 1863 and It's III ,rrepon ST. Brooklyn Established 81
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COMFORT HEALTH, ECONOMY-KEEP'S NIGHT
SnIars extra long sior So 81 zach. best quality KEEPS
SHIFTS 81 Broadway
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DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR--CfIEvALIER'S LIFR
roR THE HAIR gray hair perfectly falling
out once its growth rapidly and makes ths
huir beau Sold all druggists.
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COUGH NEGLECTED. MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS
consequences PoRrER's BALsAa will give relief
SO HAT 81 90--GENrLEMEN'S SILK HATS
81 worth S6 Is New Church st. stairs
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AvornnR coUNcIh DrMANDrD.


BoSroN, Feb. 10.-rhe Congregational
Church m Andoyer rheooric Seminary voted
on Wednesday ni.ht TO invite Plymouth Church
to unite with thcm IN an ecclesiastical couacil
for Investigation into the accusations made
A. ainst the Rev. Henry ward lncchcr.
Ibis vote 'Atr sses stniplY the church's sense
~ the ne 4 - an examination, ana Oi the injI-
Hous influence Of delay The atncss aud imprr-
1. nee of the acii NJ. suggested ly ;he fact that
THIS clutCu L. connected Win the Oldest Com
rre-atiril thep,osic4i seminary, with witch
have ice IA associated m re than onc-.hird OF the
acting C3n-.cs tiun ] ministry and more than
three thousand Cisr.Nmcn.
EOSTON. FrN. l1.-plvmputh Church, Port
Land. ST.. VIII at nd the fbmlu'h Clur ADJ. sorry
l.l. lHr North tIufch uf fufi.m Iufh. y. u q 80
cnrs % attend. The Central torrtcgltuna church at
~ 900 hss icr ned the mutation 90 participate in the
81 At oual society 50 lh.Ko4tNcrsod then torincr
action rug have Vo'ci to dccio The nvtsticu OF Py
D. ouch tlufrh.
CHtcAao. Fob. 10. Among the Congregational
ttIlitl OF t.c Ntst MI 10 IS cline to attend
she Chrich council It TIC iivltauOn Of Plymouth
iurch, are ihu itu.. uth and tho l. dNltt street
tN1r hes - tHlr1En, lNd tee Frs tDuer,r rati iuil
tnur'h e Fond Du Lar, Wis. Among those accepting
0rr "a. Fort! Nrrth stree 4. .rch. CliclS0 Oavet
tNu'ch. Niwtuk"c, "l.s tnngr- aiionhi tnurch.
M'lnr y Is anh tie Cougs gati9nll Caurcq oi MIDI
%. MIS-.
tswEeo. y. Y. Feb. To- The Congregational church
- Pim. uii C1nrch join the Advisory Council anu
4 q Tff ed 4 Do
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tho other letter since he was not facing joyce
at the time.
Henry =. Alexander, tcllcr at tho sub. Treas.
ury, followed and cOrrOOOrated Everest with
this statement
I collect NJ Everest corirg in'o t,c ofn,o with
hrsl hcstctcl. becarss ~ was not c9stonary To- nake
tncn ens.-s cnt Sc, ni nunbcr Of new 3, oil in ,he
Edward Frazer also corrohorated him In re-
gard to the mOnt, ..-...sed for Haruc.
AT this point MIR. Stotrs Of counsel for the uo-
fence, was taken suddenly though but tcmpo-
rdItly III, and the court adjourned.
Everest told his story throuchout In a straight
iurwatd manner which gave 1t decided weight.
Any attempt to discredit his testimony Is not
likely to succeed. The effect Of the statements
made may he said to have already resulted in a
IOpulM verdict In Babcuck's case. 1t Is rccul.
lected that the telegram, Enclosure received"
cam. came from 8abcock about the dltc ~ the m H.
popular comment heard locally.
1nR BARcocK-M'DoNALp LETTERS.
Next to come will he the Iiabcock- Mcdonald
letters. The manner in which the trail of tho
letters was struck by the prosecution was curl
has given some information to the Government,
chanced 70 be boarding at toe same house
with l9dy friend - Ncnlnatd's. This
iidV knew oi the circuWsi nee that lcitcrs
mad been brought for Mcdonald, and wcsc
hot Delivered wnch McDonald h'pprned to be
ebseht IL was leaned that those l"ttcr' cano
from Major Grimes II the Quartctm stcf's De-
parimcnt, and this knowledge came through
ne lady to the rauEer, and subsequently TO
n'cr. Grimes was summoned before the
Grand Jury and testified that liabcock
re- nondeGcS undo, cover wei, with Acfnon.ii.
CfImcs himself T. not suspected 4 aty ku9wi-
cl.o Of tre real nature ~ the corre.pondence
his standing being exc Silent ir every way. He
A. au srny officer, naturally wanted to ac .uni-
MHGatc a man 80 ne.r the President Now
Gtin,cs viii hc nut upoh tac stand t. tell tho
wNoi story, md to cNrlain what excuse BaO-
cock u de for the .rringcn.Nt.
MIR. otroN ANp 1nE uAnCocK rrLrGVAws.
txkctlivr outcr. Wr~rrNN UNtos Tur.l
tfAI q tMiNNN. NV hNah. 40.
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ANOTHER BANK ROBBED.
New London National Bank Losing TNven-
y-one Thonrnnd DolInrs.
The Col iored senator from Mississippi Set
ting some Of his White Brethren nm Ex-
angle of Patriotism md Consistency,

New LONDON, Feb. 1O.-The National
Bank of Commerce here was entered by burglars
on Tuesday night or early wednesday morning,
and greenbacks and national hank notes to the
amount OF $2l,jlO taken. The burglars had
packed up in n tin box al the bills receivable
and securities OF tho bank, amounting In all to
sjO0OOo or more, but left them on the floor OF
the vault, evidently having been frightened
away The burglars entered a side window lead
ing into the directors room. ON the outside
door OF the safe was combination dial Yale
lock, and on the inner one an l-ham aud pil.
Jared lock. The combination of each was in
trusted to different officer Of the bank. The
paving teller, who had cOmbin ,tion Of the
outside lock, was unable 20 operate II ON We'd
nesday, and the services Of experts were Oh
talncd. The experts succeeded Ia opcnins II at
six u. NJ, when the rioheTy was discovered.
The bank contracted week AGO fora chrn-
nomcter lock, and It arrived to-day. The safe
Of this bank was considered more secure than
To the BURGLAR.
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I mcnnt that was re- dy to break silence before
proper tribunal, according ~ Congregational
u.sec, but went moro ,nan twen,yi9ur nou,n
N;r. IS. V. Wmte-lf Hr. Dowen rc,tes will
not let tho matter rect. u wor.i he wiser To
Give him tho time than to allo,, hun to leave.
am In for the facts. no rrilanse1
they returned with the following written result:
10 committee decline to aecedc to MIR. Bow.
ems rtques' ~ tnrr cGjo"rn@nont @ ,..,, d.
hrs m'I ~ ' .onprf OF ai uons nat he has
maze affecting the ciaracic 81 the ~. v. ,,,,.
shall onorrOw ming report TO the church the ne
ton which has been TAX and ask FOR Instructions.
There was a moment OF deep silence, then
Mr.. bowen said 81 have been member Of
Plymoti,h Chutch since its organization, hnd
during all on 'hcso years no charge, until tins,
has been made egainst me. Now you ask me
on twenty.fo hours notice TO appear before
yuu and go into TINS case, aud hs You refuse me
the time necessary to prepare reply To your
charges, | must retire. You would not. N you
were in my place, think II wHs falr to tnke such
uncetemonious way IN dealing with suci sub
ject. Had you accepted my answer to MIR.
White ana then invited me as Fellow member
In The interests Of the purity Of tho church to
might know whether or not the pastor was a
good man. should have been obliged to answer
without further ceremony. But YOU cannot
now put yourselves on that ground. You tell
mo that 'my So ~ on tftal and | now have
the right to Insist on An orderly trial. was not
ready to speak duitng the wears that kept
silent, but am now ready when properly nut
ON trll uctnrc anV proper tribunal, ur before
Vnu. Hut | must decline at this notice and m
this irregular way t. answer your questions to-
night"
Mr. Bowcn. Mr.. Ward, and Mr. Bowen's sons
irepl ed to 90. As Mr. bowen stood on tho
thr, shold he turned to the committee and i'm
ulr riucly snid: "Gcnilemen, | aupeal to YOU
one" more and uige YOU to give me the time
nccessa-v 80 rrepsrc fNr nj. trial" Tue come
mitt,c riavrly shook their heads. ami rs the
front door slammed they resolved without Dis
cu.-ion report tho whole SUI jcct to the church
tms evening, ana aek Tor feriher instruction;
the hrl,,f last night was that Mr. Bowen would
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KEEPING 1 sTIFF UPPER mr..
Bcechcr's Christian Uuion Said 10 be Backed
by solid Men.

The stockholders OF the Christian TniOn met
yesterday Henry Ward Dcecher, George s. Merriam.
Irving Avery, lloratio {, King and Others attended,
and toward the close Of the meeting Tearfui shearman
trocd NJ the three NJ yhts Of steep stairs. one of TIE
objects uf the meeting stated 10 be to place the
thft tldu fiioH puDi ming Company under the act OF
June IL lf1j providing for The org pzat on and regu-
hilOn of certain business coTporatiuns After much
dlal n Was decided thtt while certain HdYan ages
mi ht be gained under the ret ~ 1873, m - would not
b. rt The trouble OF making the change Of corporate
form.
Onc OF the stockholders said Everybody seems TO
have c to tell AUout the ChriyHm iuiuu and It's
nudnne-, Iuey say what they darn please, but the
paper Is going to ye To be sure II circulation Is mot
So large n was, tut II Ia healthier, and the financial
c0ndiuon OF the paper s all right. Solid men who
b. depended on are backing It."
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rnE ro>r oFrIcE rRiUDs.
special AGENT iIoibrook tndcr vexntiou
Cro-s-iNnmiuntiDn.


WAsHINGToN, Feb. l0.-The examination
OF Mr. lloibrook was continued ty tho Commit
tee on Post Oeices and POST Roads to-day. Two
hours nearly were consumed oy Mr. Cannon In
attempting to badger tho witness and to make
him uppe,r in f.lse hight. OF course Sir.
Cannon did this under the prctense Of ar
riyins 1t the exact knowlcd-e OF the VIII
ness on the subjects which he
tcstined. For instance. Mr.. Holbrook, in
his examination I'm cAicf.' said that he was
sent TO the southwest as special agent of the
money order division ~ the Post Once Depart
nent. That while on this mission he discovered
certain grave irrcgulariiies on one of Peterson's
routes watch be duiy reported. although It was
uoi s'rctlvin Ne line of ni, duty. lie observed
any other irregularities and heard many things
concerning Peterson and hi manner Of perform.
lax the service; all of these facts and stories he
communicated on his return to Washington
verbally to GILES A. Smith. Second Assistant
Postmaster-C cneral. The manner ia which this
,ClCial received MS statement convinced Sir.
lioihrooh that the Information was uDt desired.
lie knew that Peterson was and had been for
many years the lntimpte fIieud OF smith, and
that II was currently reported and believed that
Hence he did no. think n prudent for han, y
third-cl - clerk, to 60 further than he had
done. To use the very expressive language OF
Nr. liolbropk, he WAS not Ia a stuatl ON then to
court a discharge, ami hence he did not press
. 10 ftsfs ia
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,h r.snn,,.uiIigv vhera r. n,inn"sj ,o v"'r
IN 49,. fr TX c'"tiuun,r. ~ ,h" ,r,,its :"
Ma of,ieft ~ this scrt ~ nm av,,rin,tinu - 81
cl,,rs 70 ,n,l,e II nneartb,, tb ,y,,ness ,,, az
nv 20 1ssinns an 'nircr ~ ,be C,',nrnn,'nf
ns no yould now mike himself apne ~.
ut ~ yyh,t earthiv imfortsnrc ts ~
whether Mr. Uolhronk was zeaious or not. Tbe
49, -. 49,. ~. '.' ''',t, ~, ,. & | ~ W. ,', -,
n ,r trntn ~, A. e " n,,', 80 go
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Bisnnrcl.'s victory the Rcichstng.

BERIIN, Feb lO.-Tho Reischstag has passed
the bill amending the penal code inc ulns the clllcd
pulpit clause, which forblds the reading Of objection
anlc communications within church. or the posting OF
the same on the doors
Prince } smarck m the name of the Federal Council
thanked the House for their aOors aG read imperial
message closing tho session.
Cen EdN ard Non PCucker OF the PrussiAn army born
In ia
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Molly Maauires Arrested for Murder.

Po1IsyILLE Feb 1O.-Charles McAIister and
"uck Murphy were arrested last nlghl near Mahanoy
Cy for The double murder IN September last OF raomls
sanger und william Uren the former u mining BOSS
Hnd the latter miner 90 lleatOa's c0ncH,
saturday has econ Ayri upon the day for the hear
i1 on writ Of nabea- corpus, Of the case Ot thc non
Charged With the muidcr of Policeman iost at lama-
ga some months ago.
FMS maj es seven Molly Mcguire murIercrs iu Potts.
yllle Jpl, More arrests VIII follow soon.
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Jewclry Firin'. unnkrup,c,.

msOn Rosenblitt was lodged In the Tombs
yesterday having been brought from sAa Francisco
under an Indictment for obtaulng goods by false pre-
tonces. few months ago osonbiatt came to tlhs city
from san Fnnrisco, and purchased OF wholesale deal
ems over se'rtn1 worth of lcwrlry on credit, repre-
senfng himself Ini hts p1rtner, Moses Strt,burgrr
repulahlc merchants dong business on arse c.yi al
With tis scck Stra bur g"r& co. Jpcucd maj ngulhCcnt
store IN S. Louis, AMI tnrn sold the ruOusy
low pilces poc,ct 80 te proceeds, and had themselves
bn
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Brothcr Pred DeII,n Answrr.

The Rev. Fred Bell, who was accused OF maxi
ing improper proposals by Mrs Morris one OF his noek
In Brooklyn. has addressed communication to the
Circuit COMMITTEES OF the Park Avenue Methodlsa
church, In which he explicitly denies tle AccusationA
and SHOWS now hey ATE inconsistent. lie considers
unfair that he should be tried by his accusers enc,
M : ana invites street inycstigHtOn hv Menodia
ministers or laymen outside OF his church. said inquiry
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LONDON, Feb lO.-The 1O6th mile Of the inter-
national match was finished at s5i T. NJ. yesterday.
At that hour, although much faded, Weston walked m
his usual style whip in hand. to the end At 6;e5 +. NJ
when the lime expired, he had covered 1OS miles 1850
yards The enthusiasm Of the spectators Nas unDoGnd
ed. The bands played "Sec, the (OnQu ring Hero
Comes" Aud Lang sYne," &c. As Weston stopped
walking, the excitement Of the crowd outside In.
creased aud they hroRo open the doors aud filed the
nan. cleennR tle victor loudly.
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WAsHINGTON, Feb. l0.-A communication
fr m III Secretary Of the Treasury the House
to-day shows that from the passage Of the for the
resumption OF specie payments. Jan. II & Dccemb n
1873, tue amount of silver bullion purchased was
i73,U23 ounces, At cost Of f9,3DOliB Ia gold The
hl,h Irice paid was, March 49, 81 IS 8 and
the lowest July IA, 81 O79. The average price Oeng
nearly tl.O.33 per ounce,
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NEW HAVEN, Feb. l0.-Ths afternoon JameA
john. and Minnie Bates, young childrDn Of Andres
Rates mccltnic, were droVucd 90 InAc Whitney b
brenKlng throush the zee. Iner mother also brokl
ihrougr, but as rescued.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-rhe senate remaineA
In executive session from about $50 G;3o ills evea-
Ing eng igcd IN the continued discussion Of the nomi-
IAsiou q &c Killings 20 he Unitel states Dis riot
Judge Tor Lnalslaul. ID lrri, .ued. an
animated debate the npminauo1 was cOnhrmed by B
maj Jrity of four IN very slui senate. +
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MADRID, Feb. lO-The GoyernmD Mt has sent
to It's diolomatc representatives, abroad pu exhaustive
conhdan'ial memorandum on the con litIon OF Cuba.
me crcur nescrlnes ne causes Of thr nsurrccton,
- NT ctrr ol Us leaders and the reforms which will
ne introduced when II Is termlnacd The purpose Of
hrw tt9th3 VIII DO u asslnate TIE Government Of
ores anu representation Of tho colonieS In the
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John A. May, an old volunteer fireman. whose
BODY has airivci from san Francisco, Nher' he COM
mitted Suicide, was hurled Yesterday In Greenwood
trmriery. The funeral seiVl.es we're performed ID
inr r'.'drnce of Mrs.. ii ~ hay, his mJther AZ Isl
vest Eleventh street.
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Inceudinry Fire in IIoivoke.

SPRINGFIEID, Mass, Feb. ).-lIntchin's Hotsl
blocA at High AMI Hampden streets. Holyoke. wa
harmed out hy nccndiary nrr th. nnrutry The osI
4 ts mated NJ S25OOO OF which sl2OOO falls on MrH
May Mann uwnr of No" BLOCK. There was t25 900
surance on the building.
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WAsuINGTON, Feb, 10. The Committee on
Commerce agreed to day report In favor Of rcduc'
ton Of the apnropra, for rivers ard hrblis from
lonrtecn HONS - ten millions To nect ~ there
VIII be general sealing ofthe estimates, ~ that IL will
auect he whole and not q lew pVnts.
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whI.key Mon plcnaing nnil,r.

NE@ ORLEANS, Feb. lO.-Johh Henderson,
'oha 4 walsh, ami James A. Gerard, * .torckccqer
o. carrie, dis rs, having been lnalct.d iorcous, nng
g. br'rl the Government were rriRtcnnd. TncJ
pleaded net guilty, and were Oalled In f).OOO cacn.
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Little Late in the Day,

MENPHIs, Feb ~ Tho river here 3 now with.
in inches e the danger line, und the bottom AndI
opposite The cil are Dcsinnlng 10 be Hooded.
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TurGEEATW WlIlSKEl TRIAL
..,Xo rur RTNG'S MONEY INTO
ina ,rN BIBt""n'S HANDS

4.
TRItiN" ,y,n.:,,s HANDS,
"h'
a., rcmagius r,-i,"''"S - long
SY,,rcsa Joycr Mnihng Five Hundred boi-
,,,,, unbcock nnd Avery Other
lar 10 ""' ,..,.,.o In Ecscrxr
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oA' VIZ 49,, vttpc.. Everest. lle was tho
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...ond ni 10 called To the stihu 'v-uaY' p"sse"a
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crooked practices for tho ocnent "i the jury
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u.u,d. tine rather confident air which
DN W. '.. -,i,s t,.t two DAYS departing
b., uatNcd NlN l'' 900. $500, -. 4. ,,,,1
,udd,nIy lie counsel 'pie'i'u "'so "'S'u "eu
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eats tesunnuN ''"'"
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-11

4 Coroncrs Jury has declared that ThomaA
WHITES death wa az tue hands of William Hanna and
the Gr nd Jury of Nr.tclirstcr county h-s indicted
Hanna for murder Ia the hrst tcgrra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-11

The ninth annual bail Of the y = ~ itl lhd
Protective order of Elks vas tie AZ H Hf"t ~
Irving Han ~ II O'Clock thc-e wa ,, ', rs nae
members of the deren minstrel ai,H a. Il - iuP"s
b. .au to arrive ManuanacAer fun ish'd 'H' ""alV'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-11

Tho Aldermen think Of asking the Legislature
to repeal all laws relating to the Brooklyn bridge