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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
THE MORNING FAST MAIL.
A Railroad Order that IL seriously Annoying
Pos,masier James.

The order that wac sprung upon the
New York Post Olice on Saturday, last by +.
Woolcat Jackson, y suh-supr rrniendcut Of tho
Penns, lyaai. Railroad. requiIug Toe sending
over in the \. N. boat Of all mali matter in
tended for tue Washington fast mail train. tnat
starts flom Jrr-ry city at AS A. NJ, was as
great "A suruiise 10 Postmaster James and his
assistant, - % puyholy else. and the ct. Il er-
wart .l- .clt lucd, mat the Adams Express Com
utny calr'sG over matter ~ ,hc \. VI. hpat
ard uss tclel u IN tho fast trim, WAS pro-
durfttr uf uni lgOrf ole comment.
tr. Innmas NJ. Vail. neral superintendent
~ tar lf.lrD d Mail Service, IN dc the arrange
mont vltn the Prnns}iyd ia hIilrogd, md nis
understanding Win President scot aud Cen
ctai Manager THOMPSON was tnat the last mails
go thc I'm .rnlug were TO 70 uvef in HE train boat
th stars from the New York sido Al 42i \. NJ,
enu lac rdNs TO mas written momnranuas from
uuih those officers to tntt thecs. lt seems
.trsnsa, TOO, thdt Superintendent +. WOolcot
ia"nson sbulli de ~ ~ proper % W n from
tIt ulno ui uuhin. the agreement, over Two
NV+kS ago, un IL tna saturday before tue nfst
D IL ma 90 Wa 10 4 n before Elvlug notice to
tht Post once authorities tndt mall m tier
rhI7t b" ~eut over one hour and twenty i've
uuinutcs Def ~ the IT m WIS to start hlr. H. :.
Jackson, Nupernlendent of tue Railroad shall
service Of the New York Post ONCE elegr ,phe d
on SATURDAY. last 10 hun->upefinl endvnt r.
Woolcot JACKSON, Of the PennsNiyhnia Kalroad.
asking for hu interview, that thls odu ana I'M
per i've orler miglt be eXpi.iued; but IN a.
official dld not meet Mr. Jackson. Supeiin-
tvndrntN 81 aud Iuetmnter James ure hoth
greatly annoyed at this y. cu.I,I aOllOu Ol Tue
ICunsYly .nl4 Railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

Peter Vogelsang. tho well.known coored mes.
scnger IN the Collectors ONCE In the Custom House
whose venerable features familiar to all the sates
men who have visited the Cus'o House within tho
past twenty years. lives at 1900 Boerum street. Esst
New York. He has informed seyerl OF his Intimate
Repr eentaivcs that ln raid upon his garden
patch he was despoed Of his winter cahb-ges. ohick
ems. and geese Collector Arthur ana Surveyor
referred the case 20 lite johnny Davenport. soon
nfert IL Mr. NO 'eaang employed a be.lRcrent goat
10 watch over his garden TIE goat came the terror
Of Eas New Yor< Several dogs were faia Y ldod,
ana their Hppl to the police autnortes fOf
redress; Vog isang agreed 60 sell the goat TO Vim
u H. Cueton House carriage cOnjrac who litcs IN
New YORK. for two dollar. The goat was ut pn tho
journey, and Voge sang offers for his retura.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
THE BILLS OF LADING BILL.
WHIT THE CH1MBER or COMMERCE
ASKED OF CONGRESS.
Regulating the Busiocss Of Common Car
riers on the sen md Of Wnrebouremen,
and Removing Opportunities Tor fruud.


wAsHINaToN. Dec. 1s.-The bill intro
duced IN the House Of Representatives to-day
by MIR. Hewitt to facilitate the negotiation OF
bills Of ladng and other commercial instru-
ments and to punish fraud therein, Is a measure
recommended by the New York Chamber Of
Commerce. 1t provides that whenever any party
In the course OF any transaction between the
United States and any foreign nation, or bo-
tween any OF the United States. shall deliver
to any special or common carrier by isnd or
water, or both, or to any warebouseman
or other custodian, any personal property
whatever, and shall ke therefor any lin Of
lidino, shipping receipt, agreement. certificate,
or other voucher, In which instrument II shall
be stated that such property is deliverable to
the order OF any party whatever named therein,
the absolute title in full to. aud the ght Of DOS
session OF such Instrument. and to and Of all
such personal property mentioned therein shall
DO transferable BY the endorsement OF the party
mentioned therein. and subsequent endorscrs,
and the delivery OF such Instrument; and uron
such endorse nent ard delivery the title and
right OF possession shall Immediately vost In tho
uausferee, subject only to the liens and condi-
tIons which may be mentioned In said instru.
ment; provided that IL any such instrument
shall 81 tie that 1t IL not negotiable this law shall
not apply TO It, nor to the property mentioned (;
and provided further that II actual notice Of
other equities shall be- received bv the trans
fefee before settlement or payment, he shall be
bound by such notice.
The bill IN Its Remaining sections provides
that II shall be construed liper lly, for the pur-
pose OF securing the ne9otiability OF the instru-
ments mentioned, aud provides that any person
who knowingly makes. endorses, or transfers
any nf these instruments, when the property
mentioned therein Is not situated ~ described.
shall Ue deemed guilty OF mi-demeanur, and
punished actotdingy. besides remaining sub
let 10 all pcn lties now prescribed by law.
Finallv, 1t IA provided that no tarty dealing IN
good f,Ith with any such instrument shall De
ltinle Hs enuOrser thereon alter the same shall
h We been transit rred ana accepted 10y the SUI
seq Ient transfercr.
Inc oil was referred to the Committee on
Commerce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
Fun INSIDE AND STORM OUTSIDE.
HOrsemanship, IruttinR, aud Racing in tue
Illuminated iIippOdrOme.

The attractive sports OF polo, trotting.
running. and exhibitions Of skin In horseman-
ship, which commenced In Glmorc's Garden
last week, were continued ilst ev' nin-.
Despite the storm fair audience witnessed
the performances. Polo WAS the first event.
hs Reds made eight goals to the Blues
none. In the running race Of half mile
heats, the contestants were John Muir
phys b. C. JACK Horner aud james
Guidnce's h. y. Abe &. Abe e. won the first
heat In I:liH In the second he Abe C.'s iider
was thlo~n from his hors aud b dy tuJ uJurtu.
Jack iiurncr won tie second ana tnird heat aud
race In LII ana l;lib.
The trutting roe whicn followed. for purse
OF 500. tor the $50 class. mile heats, best three
Ia nNc. under saddle, had as starters a; c r
sons =. e. Ab'. W. l.. Weeks, IN. -. W. f., f. H.
Dotys plN. .. OLD, IhOna. walkers bl~. =.
forkville Boy, John RDsers's b. I. Fitzgerald.
JOnn Murpn,s b. m. KITTY Allen. nd
r., McIiuirs's b. Z. @. Flynn. Ynik-
Vile Bay. ths favuriic. won a neat in 2:isI {;
Old Boo won neat III 2:jlL: Ftzgeraid won
the tnird, fourth. anu hltn ne Is aud ia
good stslo III the following time 2.jl., 2:jOl,
and 25l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
WTLLTiasoN'S CASE.


WAsnGsGrON, Dec. lS,-'lhe Senate Sub-Com-
nitfce ON fryirycs and Elections, acuus under the
Fdmulds resolution. cHamned Ben1 williamson tie
cl gcd irelsh Prcsi.entlal ciector of New Jersey
Mr. lliAmson tcsu ed thu twenty-five wears ago lie
was spppinteia Cn'cd siacs Commissioner. lie nd,
during thit time. mad use Of his rsnt as comni,
soncr out twice, ami had never received any mon
through me Office lie had served seven YcArs ~ Cham
eciJr ui NcN drt,ry sncr us glpO Onturnt ~ United
Snts Commission r. lie Ian no dul a. hr vas
iueNsibc uutu afltr he had uecn oho.,u Au rloltur
ahr as soon as he found ihc qur.uuu ~ his clgiuiuy
was raised, ne sent h- 60 e. NtIr Two
Niur-s p, TN Hr He anu secretary ~ state KELSEY ~
Sew rsrY are yet tn give tostWunN la tusta-r. ma
60 .nhlilrt viii trrIuffuN, tAKr he trsluiuny uf
On rics SttioL G. n. shi,l.s and rhuma. Thorough.
man u Nn-uuri' ~ the cat, uf Gou. ID ~ fIVst, AN
aLlcEed lnohhlOle eleelOr VI MI eOuIl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
4 CRISIS ~ DENMARK
serious Di-aRrecmeni- between the RtgsdeR
and the Ministry

CoPESHAGES. Dec. ls.--The flnal debate
in the kigsdag on the finance till occurred to-
day The speeches were ylrulent, and abounded
IN personal recrinlnations. The select commit
tee to wnom the oill was referred bad stricken
out oi largely reduced every Item demanded by
the government, and had incorporated nersonal
Insults against several Minister'S rne Radicals
W. large ms aJorty In the Chamber. Inc
Government Journals advise the KinRto close
the session (Which would be the thlrd disscl lu-
tiou since this agitation began, and provde for
state expenses by me us OF provisional grants
under MS signature In council. Tue Radicals
urge resistance to tho collection Of taxes nec-
essary. by force. rhe situation is the most
critical one since lsiS Indeed, u is hardly possi-
bic that IL could DO more critical.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
WAR on LIQUOR DEALERS.
An Excise Board Thrcaicncd by Minister-
Enforcing the Law.

NEwBURGu. Dec. lS.-The Temperance
Brotherhood, led by the kev. j. p. Adams OF the
FIRST Baptist Church, ere carrying on Il hot war
fare against the liquor dealers. AT d recent ses-
sion Of the Excise Board Adams threatened
the members of the board with Indictment un-
less thev enforced the law by rcyoking the
licenses of those who violated IT, Ono urOmi-
nent liquor dealer h gone uut Of the business.
similar onslaught IS beng made 10y the tenn
per ace people OF Middletown. In the COuit u
Sessions James Quinian was sentenced to u y a
fne Of $sJ ana 10 bs tmurisuneu for ten DAYS /:
PatrcR Aethau. TO pay So; j tIes Fncke, Sl1 I;
Lawrence ID tor, 81 lnOmas Barry, SIS;
John MUIR Y. SIS. nnd VIM. Burke. $40. for viola
ton Of the EXCISE law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

Six months AGO an infant son of Ernest Kash-
er Of BAY Shore aied Kasher had no lot m the
terry, and accepted grave IN mo plot owned by Lcws
NeNmilier. The boundaries not wei defined. aud
It being subsequently asceralned that IN ho nt
had been made on the plot OF another persOn, Newmi
Ter MAS directed In remove tho hOdy. Newnc cr and
-her Qulrrrlcd. ana Nc"Wli cf rthovtdtIe rem ans
To Hnohrr pNt 81 hi- lot without coEtLuu uus hAsh'r,
Who NOT informed ot the removal Mrs. knrhcr
went tuderurie the grave VIA n,wefs ami discovered
the dis ntfntnt Nut thu l went iNrtu tlHt the re-
niuns Wd ron Htol H. KJshrr pr0rUrcd Warrant for
NeWunlein arrest rhpr-lar ihli be hal us,n ipuelY
r'moNct th' buuY add disposed OF IL lu an uukAOWn
1 am
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

At about o'clock Yesterday moruiny Joba
Cun OF i59 Greene street, Thomi' Kng OF iso Creme
street, John Quinn. OF Tweuy.third street and Sixth
avenues Geo ge Harriyon. OF 81 Oiyer street; Join
Nalner, Of 10 Eist Ninth street; Aiim watDi. OF S75
1hlrd avenuei aud Ctsre, Mhite. OF 1l9s li,cone
str et were IN a wrangle ut BrJadwly nnl Houston
stree All Of them are kuOwl u IA. DO ire md tho
nnutogarh OF seve al lr m the 10 fues Gallery ~ Ia
Ponce Cratrai Ottdr. Pistol. we're drawn. aud X ng
nr"d at tuH a . II graz Cuff-s andom"n Drs. Nc
Whinnev aud Cushnlin tKaniincd the wuunt. and said
thai was not severc. Al except kns md cGH wcr0
argcs ed nnd were Ca a. "a the irlncc ~ ec pocs
stHUon but Coroner Mottm1n MADE an aiudavlt that
Gun vas MT seriously jured. and upon that attavtt
Justice BXDy released tbs prcOntrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

Republlcans IN the next campaisn win the negroes
AGAINST the Dcnoc nts An effort was made to NIL MN
~il his paitn,r. Mr.. Niencr. They were shot AZ one
night The cuuuiu ate Tor sheriff WAS kilel a lew
NIGHTS before the ell con. some colorei men old not
want ~ known that tnty voted the Democratic ticket
They especially uid not wiut III r wives to knmw II.
lie thinks more NEGROES would have voted the Demo
cratic teset Il they had been left entirely II OF IN.
proper inhurncee The negroes takc m re intere IN
schools than IN anv other cation Anio every msn
IN 'c parish. col lrcd ard while. goes armed.
Judg ken1ard tesiinci II Democrat was one OF
the & mpaign Committee and male speeches ~ many
parishes A Addrs sed large nseng AZ Patton Rouge.
making one speech V Concards, he was waited on by
eOored men some Of them Rcpub csns, who reque ted
hm TO MAKE smother address weosr, super
ncd the. eleetl was fair eni tree IN the
s9olicy' distinctly vowed rom star, 20 secure
pat he, where there wac large negro majority they
oVinged Coz siueraDe trcpldatiun IN yoing the Demo.
or Tic II ket. lie ic'ievcd they feared violence.
Ciuae-cAninne d.-last election the Democrat car
RE Wee, telielans ?, sp9u. COO mai MY 1t va, gss
there were CLUBS IN %, paris called Re "
who were org ,ri1ed to stop puty pfcring.
They punished TIN yes by threshne ITEM lie
Tie thnKe the organizations ceased after the ganikl
ti0n OF pod teal ciul~ There no collision IN tic
PARISH eNceut the assassin tOn of West the DEMO- ratc
can .inatc for sheriff seven "iglt miles from Bayou
Sara, On his way to political meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
The runsei Company Anonlshed.

Tho Hudson River Tunnel Company, lfter
ngAung fUr urary two years Ia the Courts nd Legsa.
ure Vt the STATE Of New JereY Tor tAo riglt to con.
dcmn the and' Of Tho DeAware, Laokawanna and
western ltauroai Conpiny, and appoint commission.
ff7 10 ari hr dan has nt last succrTdcn. IN
tuun company tl-unY trump ed uNar every uppo'i l.
II 1u. au iu" railiO companies ma " de JARED 4
thtN Wuul accept N"hri Of the com ilH>lin. Ins
tuminsHl 'nrft naNe o'hc ny nOiihcd Henry white.
conns ioi the tnnnl company, OF tne following
AMI Jersey shore improvement Company, fjNpJ, Ihe
Mufr1 INA t-s company asNe1 for 5000 only.
MI White soys that the tunnel VIII not dau.agc the
TnlT Oau con paulcs nYc CenLs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
THE NEW FBkIGHr SCHEDULES.
Rntes Agreed Upon by the Pepn-yivanta and
baltimore aud ohio Kniiroads.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1S. AT the Offices Of the
Pennsy lvanii and Baltimore and ONO Railroad
companies In this city to-dav large force ~
employees have been engaged in the clerical
labor of ARRANGING tho new freight schedules TO
the West. Il Is evident from the result made
known this evening that both these companies
arc working IN entire harmony, as both nave
agreed upon the same ratos To all competing
points. The rates ammo ar0 as follows,
with corresponding advances to less important
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

In the Bip;i.t ministers meeting res,erd,y,
the opinion hst vorce- iof ANY cause cp'
rde ity G. ,he marriage y"N-. upsc p'urii. and
that, therefore, church m-.n yer WHO marriss such
divorced pc hl, l'Nftm T. lIi shuHd d" * iud.
c4 nom inruhprs'i ht all Cmrcn y. Hfatucr FlgMcll
seid st tc h4d Jsi ia hi urcI. Bat ei
Mar hquir q VIVA tc riuLli Yt1A l.ha VINO Eid
tNu Nifrr wing, Onn uf ti' 10 ..V rcci anI wnH 10
sired % unit'd ~ Ia hls chuicl. Tho brethren cout
not give nm unqnrpnr ldvirc. and he elii thaL nt
should rrtuse T. admit. the no % to mcn0crsIip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

At the Employment Society's repository, ff3
East Thirteenth street. st years stock Ot rea1ynsds
garment may be puroh sed ~ tnin the cost Of tho
MATERIAL ant viii form acc 'ptl lie gifts for many peo
~ e. NhO r. IN need Of Cluthlu,
Mrs. Fanny u rrDw (Alnt Fanny) hegs that
the ru u"s urY be efCtCf from The banies NJ
e lnfa { AsY gm. AMI tAa tlrlr hole round incef
M " oe hcpt rom rowinr long by tiftS Of 1ols tOys
books. "a clio hiug from the ten cr-ncarte moth RI
~ more runa'e children. Pac asa- may b. scnt u
Mrs DAr.OA's Icallenoc ~ East Tnrty MN st eet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
The Madison stree, Darroom Tragedy.

Coroner Elllnger held an inquest yesterday
over The body OF John Gleason. who died In the Koose-
welt Hospital on the 18th inst The testimony showed
that IN alteration In OIciys blrroom at IL Madl.
sou street. Mortimer OConnc had his eye inJufed and
Gleason wa Injured about the face and head Gleason
had lost mOnet at Dice and he Struck John kiernan
The face. ana then he was beaten The Jury found a
verdict agains Mortimer O'COnne Michael MoCa aner.
". and John Kernan and they hed In u 900 bail
oCoRnel on 5000 ball.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

The depositoss OF the Osc IN u nix IN t yester-
dsv 70 take acon upon Mr. 7 F. Divs's reccvership.
Til bank ilcd on tne 1)'h Of Dccemo 1871 Ild the
ceiver prOmiseI % the deDoltlrt n fl nni de-
c9rc an "a 'cptlunaiiy re dyit'ni Tor the stock,
hofers OptoJ Ju.y last tn" cepu TO htd received 7t
per cent. o. theif cllin 1881 90 IN BE- paid
an o. tins fnl to De- added siiop ga tne shaar ol
ia gne Is. To nic tno e. the ce vi slodgad
nry tt2OAOVj - rnts. stu t4e tcgo,itDrs' clgimt
ARE ulrati-h~ committee was app .lnted to cOulei
with Air. DAVIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
Oxalic Acid a. u BeYeraqc.

Mrs. Cntharlne Esloff, OF los Greene streeA
threw sha~ over her shoulders and to the phar.
macy at Greene and Prince Streets Yesterday morning
ami bought some oxnic acii when she went home
sh- dss we'd the acl IN Nater. ana hcr daughter
Lucy NHr her she wished 10 frink snm'. rhen Mira
Esot GRAINED the glass. When she BEGAN to conDlau
% pam, Ponce sUfgeOn CoOS Was summoned sue wn
prODAOy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
Two offender. Discharged wl,hout Trlnl.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, ls,-James w. Bowman,
Pust Office clerk, who was arrested here some mont
ago for r0bbng the mans, discharged to-day n he
United states Circuit Court on motion uf the United
hhtes Attorney uAdcf Instructions from the Attorney
General.
lie Grand Jury having ignored the nrcsoniment Of
an indie mtnt against Charles H. sanders, defaullng
Pay aymasttr, ho Was also discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

Tho schooner uialume, CAPT. Wickcna, from
charoucloNn r. T.. f. arrived ia lhls port ss eyon-
inS On tie ION Inst ~ lat 3Ho - long 1O' y. she
hailed by the Grow of the schooner Mary j. ward,
winch WIS iAmasigl Two days brf 70 tu gale, ali
James Moore hnan was wlshfd YerboAfd ana
crowned. Inc crew Ntre take on board the ia uflr
anu lIni icd at Sew Loniun thr lin INST IA, Ward
reLisercd liAl tons, nnd wa loaded with yellow pi e
Wick. H.. on Nov,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
Gov. Grover Prepared to sustain hi. Action.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. ia Portland, Oregon,
despatch says thlt Gov. Grover stared TO day for
shington VA Nlctora, l. He has prepared IN
elaborate argument sustaining his action In the CrODn
win uh tude OF authorities. IL H. printed Ia
pamphlet form iof ctcua IA tue Fast but the PRINT
nave street orders not 10 allow II 10 bu made puzzle
here nOI let any copy OF II get abroad.
OWING to the preparation Of ths document the GOV
vi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

NEW HAVEN Dec. lS.-Nliss sally Northrop
dicd In New Milford on saturday. the 10Th Instant at
the undOubtcd OF 100 year mOnths and ~ days
Her mcnorY remained good, anu her mental iacultc.
remarkably wei preserved She was the aunt Of the
H'N B q NorlhrOp, secretary VI lhe COnneetleut
state Board Of Education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
D<sHEs HERE AND THERE BIZ THO
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Midnight Robbery In the Central Park
The Kind Of story that wss Told In TIE
Examination In the Tomb- Police Court.

Examination In the Tomb- Police Court.
Andrew Hanley, who had been arrested for
coinplicy with Patrick Corners. in State prison.
In the robbery OF MIR. james Colvn. called up for
examination IN the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Mr
Gown testified that on the ngnt OF the robbery Han.
lev took him by the arm ana forciby drew him into
coach. nanley Ind bottlo OF liquor. OF which he
irduced Mr.. Coyln to drink. Mr.. Covn does not know
whether the liquor druggei, bu, It mi 10 him 40
stupid that he hardly knew What he about Tho
CARR ge was driven about AL night 10 Central Park
and Mr.. Gown did not from his ,tupjr until
dbresk. Then he tedly tried TO get out Of the
cnnoh. but Hsney held him hi, seit. II At length
eprano out. and Connors dsmountol fro the drivers
seat, s,zid hts hand, aud bit three valuable diamonds
from a ring on one u Mr.. COlvne nngers Before
getting Into the coach MIR. Covll had deposited his
money aud watch with the keeper OF q barroom In
which he and Haney had been drinking, and the high
warmen got ony the diamonds. inlcy was he'd to
iail In $1,000 and romande1 for further miratioa.
lie tod toe J1aice that he Spectator By occu.
patton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19
Ennnd Dendinhi- bed.

William jay Hhskett, a well-known lawyer OF
nifty years practice In the Admiralty COurs was found
dead In hi, bel In his home at $40 West Twentyhrst
sree. Yesterday mnrning he was rs years Of age lie
ana az az advocate Of temperance. He eayes widow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

The House committee that Is charged With
inveugating the late lec.ion In this city arrived al
the ~. Ncnols- Hotel yestcrlay The Hon. s. 5. Cox
IA Calruan, aud his cole 2nc- Messrs A " Rice.
o. ohlnj Alfred N. ddel. OF NoLlh Ca!ollnsi g.
Why Wells Of Aississippl and Gen. G. ID hcDougA.L
suDpg ia- for many cits ms have placed IN the
hanus Of sergeRntatAriis, j. q. Thompson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Dec, lS.--Another unsuccess
fu ballot Tor United States Scnatnr taken IN ia,
Democratic House todly. LScrythins II quiet. Tn,
tnnsrensi nal comm tees are NurKlus atiNrN lu
quietly iiere are rum 10 ~ compromise OetwGeu
the Two partl favorable 10 the Dem jcrIts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

The Grand jury IN Brooklyn Yesterday pre-.
scnted al indictment ssAins tie Raymond street ian
as ing inadequate e. The needs OF k.ugs county. II
ONtTcrsWGtI anu poorly ventilated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

WAsnINGrON, DE ls-ln view OF tho many
published surmIses "a the purpose of Senator Nor.
tons recent visit to lrdanl, he nterrogAtcd on tho
subject to-day, aud ropled that he was called home on
WurlV private bus - pelspl lal to hmse T. Iic cit
Warrington "A Ihuf-d4Y evening. arriving IN In.
IA nap lis ~ mn might oD fru4g, and rrturAe to tuis
oti hf the tr-ln NAlun lott Mui4-uDOs On SATURDAY
JNJAlus
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Four Ch,Idreu Burncd 10 Dcn,b.

RIPLEY, Ont, Dee. lS-rhe dwelling Of r. Mo
Innes In Second Concession. Huron county. was
DESTROYED by nre this morning -Four children peri he'd
IN the name. Mr. Mclnnes was severely burned WHINE
attempting 70 rescue them.
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The advance had the effect nf stimulating tho
grin market, but IL Is believed II Is Only Of "A
TEMPORARY cnar. oter. Corn soli nc AN advance
Ol one ana a haf to two cents per bushel ana
the sales aggregated about qu- rter of NIL
hon bushels.
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More Troops wn.binc,ou.

wAsnINGruN. Doe ls-lattey q, Second
Arti lrfy, niU three men, recently ON duty at Forts
reno ant sill, arrived r. to-day ana & nediitriy
proc cicd e. Qu NJ the ATS nll where tvu loru
c0a.p-nlcs are eApeciel Oy ncxt FlMAy.
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DFLGR tpE y Is IL IS beliryed mere that 4
pro au, dI0u ut tle urulstrn uufl the 1t " Ma l.,
HUOut ~ b. conc uucu.
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'gar X. Grifir VS. sentenced to two veats'
imvr sonhcl iu lruoNlyn, ycs"rlIy for cOuntv,ielt
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LONDON, Dec. Is Chailp- Brent, the Louis-
vile rHc VlIl cfrtIlf be huuAuo4p4 " tAe UulteI
0tAtCs Authollt.gs .u-uIIirOw.
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Mrs. Mary L.. rhorne, tho widow OF Eugene
Tho'ne. was descendant OF the American Count"
Col Herman Thorne, who was well known In the
Court Of France during the reigl OF Napoleon H. She
dcd on Saturday IN this city, nd was buried yesieday
from Calvary Cnurch. In Fourth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-19

George Snaw of a Newark avenue Hohoken,
wfi nfuHc trd llst nuy, struC. hi -Ny ar Old
h"' un th' nra! ~if1 An rOn POKER. Dr. finder saYi
that the pOy will dlr