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FASHIONABLE THIEVES.
Two Well-Dressed Women Lodged In n Police
station for shopitittng.


Two fashonably dressed ladies entered
the dry goods store OF Thorburn & Porter at 372
Fulton street, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon,
and after examining pieces OF silk went out
without purchasing. Detectives Powers aud
Looney, who had been watching the movements
OF the women on the suspicion that they were
shopliftsrs, followed them down wilouRhby
street and arrested them as one stopped In
doorway and secreted piece OF SILK under her
wardrobe. They were taken to the Washington
Street police station, and they refused TO give
their names. They were rocked up.
A small boy called at the Police Central once
who had disappeared. From him the names
were obtained, but the police officials refused 60
make them known. The value OF the stolen
SILK Is about $75. The boy, who Is a son OF one
Of the women. led the detectives to his home
and there another roll of silk was found tn [
was stolen from the same store on Wednesday,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

William Sexton, tho late Chris. O'Connors
unknown" sails for France on the 2oth inst TO try
win from Maurice vlgnauI the cup won by him at the
billiard tournament In this city the 22d OF February
last for tho championship OF the word. Mr. sexton
Will be accompanied by about thirty OF the overs Of
toe game. The IN ten is to be PLAYED IN Paris IN April
must DO PLAYED on Coilender taOle. Mr.. II. W. co.,
lenuer has agreed to furnish the taOle and IL Will be
ahlDDed on "wednesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-Mr. George n. Nc
Caree has rendered his resignation as Chief OF the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing ana It has ac-
cep cd. hr. MeCartee has several occasions asked
to be relieved. but has reanea IN The once In accord
with the expressed wish OF the Secretary the
Treasury a. well 40 the Presdent. The committee
from the Treasury appointed b. the Secretary to
ue the anArs of the Bui OF Engrayng aud Prnung
to-day completed their work. aud report III the ac'
couuts In all respects correct MIR. Il G. JeNsn,
tue Assistant Chef viii be signed to duty charge
Of the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

A detachment OF the Old Guard sailed for
Charleston in the Champion yesterday to participate in
the celebration Of washnEtons birthday. The detach
ment consisted OF Leutcnants Fuller and Price, Com
missary Beae. ana Paymaeter 1Orrey, nrst Sergeant
aartne. and pryates Eel. Bsgley. wnineld wilson.
ard Nolan. On arriving IN Charleston they will be
ceived ny the Washington Light Infantry and given
breakfast. After this there Will be parade. and with
the Clinch Rifles the Old Guard VIII guard u
honor to the historic Euaw borne nv the Charleston
SOLDIER, OF the u vouion. Auer the par9de Gen.
Wrdc Hampton viii dclt tOn, and IN the even
In there Will be a reccutiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
A MlnsIrrI,n EIacinnfinna

Recently minstrel troupe performed IN
YonKers. In II Benjamin Benton OF this city Miss
MARY Donnell OF that city, pretty, only sixteen.
conceived an attachment for Benton. On Wedncsday
Benton secretly revisited Yonkers and Miss Dunneil
elcped with him. Learning that Benton ana her
daugnter were 900 seventh avenue, Mrs Donnel
formed Sergeant Bake. Hen an hour later Detective
Cotre arrested Benton He eaid that Miss DOnncll vss
attending Elatnce IN the Eagle Theatre with William
Myers. In ntcfmissOn detective took them tnto
his custody Myers and the e.opers are In the Forty.
seventh street station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

Tho Jersey city Y. NJ. c. A. Will begin serieS
revival prayer aud praise meetings IN the snake I'M
inst tutinns ~ The Convcts IN the pententarI
aud the inmates IN tne ahshouse to bt marshalIed
IN the pr chapel and after the ua prayers vi1
Join IN the singing Of Moody anu Sankey's hInins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
CoIored Legislator Expelled.

RICHMOND, Va, FEB. l9.-R. ID. Rufin. a col
ored member Of the House OF Delegates from Din.
widde county. was expelled to-day for improper con.
duct in abstractng money from the pay book Of the
sergeAnt-a Arms. HIS guilt was established beyond
d. ubt as the missing money traced 70 him. and he
confessed Dv giving an order against his dlem fur
the AmOunt. The money ne took that OF another
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
Robbed aud Nearly Murdered.

NEwBuRGH, N. Y, Feb. l8-William Gissner.
German employed at the powd,r nil . OF Ian n 4
Rand about four miles west Of this city. was waJad
rObOed aud nearly murdered at about 1880 yesterday
mornhg. About Two hours later he WAS found luz IN
TIC midue OF the road unconscious, ana In that conu
ton lie remained all day yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
The R,sh, 10 Asses. Bank shares.

Judge Dlatchford yesterday nled long de-
cislon the demurrer MADE by the defendant the
Of Edwin L. Stanton receiver OF the First National
Bank OF Washington. ID. c. agt Catherine {. wnkin-
son The receiver Mrs. Wilkinson for 5000
Of sixty per cent hundred shares In
the O.n (pAr value flO,OuOl which she owned when
the ok failed in 1873. Her demurrer raised ques
tiOu tue right OF the directors the receiver to
siou IL sdvorse with leave to answer within twenty
dasa
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ahc,s ,dela{s dated down to ne IAN q December
hst the raid was on II wac on the 18Th Of
e., iciesraphed 10 McDonsid the "syiph desp ich,
a. succeeded they VIII not go, Inc Ring knew "
thSofe" told McDonshldi on the stn OF peceuoer
enough to satisfy Mcdonald, and make him
ieel so goot that he sent his telegram to
sun shines" No. hr: MCDONALD had put something
Brooks been stolen from Rogerss desk ana wrong
construction haq been ppt upon nat Letter and had
,m6er as Douglas tesinsd showed ta. to p9u
bn Az nhl ssve IN =, In WY
is credited Win have busied himself in THIS
' 70 te Roger" ' Who had shOwS him S iSe letter.
Cen Bsbcock worked for nye day. IN mlnner which
An innocen, man In pehsiY OF The Ring snpesng not
only to Mr. Douglass but the President. telling the
latter ih,t he had tod Mr Douglass that oficcrs out
nsnt no, 20 oe sreIteu m ~ s mere @
officers we're being treated as spies; Most sssuredy
knowledge independent OF II.
SEVERE ON THE PRECEDENT
Taking up the revocation order OF the Presi-
osn Sas po,coc, A..
sgsnee hm IN me revSGsoa Of the order rsnsfsrrins
nP ~ , t d tbst ~ sppd Tha e naa
tnat he went TO Douglass who had me power revoke
% ,hc 4,uer ~ , hg 9y M & nat OF
prospects ior he tired TO induce sctlon on
ass the 9risr had & Seeq reSuced g ,emPora ar
Ians lneht leiegiapn blyvoch, iusn lhlngs', Ahu
10y Ne,e M pusnru. .v M % Savn the tresl,
uei' anu NuptiNirr u,,un tMe i.I ~ reN,catoh OF
at 9rnrI Mcrc nVt ~ ~ ~ ~ 70 W. act sehsa,
vn. IVY w .s. usVh"se t"e SuprtNlsurs A
ns rvunt @ nau Iearn,u ~ .ne uIu.t som. uays
ViWIe, NV nuu Inv w. W ~ iire u hy.
nk Nas Nrphx and 'ncreio,' vac Wnoe scheins would
e us ..at.ui oul Aucn WE 10, " ~ tne ,ase ne or,
W W rs rs -usss,eu " @ 'ne lfetluent hlmscI
claims me credit OF ives not INTENDED TO discover
ii"nus H',.hN co.hn!Vtl. Dut 70 he,ur, tuture
pr ems ~ was ne q lnat tne olscrs hnd gotten lnio
sue rus WIN the olu super -thlt new ones would
an us'cn @ t'vn V hsppns rue rsasons sven by me
rt az ia N ~. ~ @ ~, mu. /" NJ ~
~ @ w ho, h s'n @ ru W r nr rsasohs a., AZ
~ a i v., " ~, @ - utoueht
such that the President stepped down from his ngn po.
snn to ericre with the duties Of one Of the uepar-
mcnt ON Ine order vs. revoked. too, by ee-
srapni Nhsh OF tseH ~, srsnye proceed ng an1
AZ st'r mvr ~ ,eie;,aab.a ~ Xspencp W. MI VS III Wv
asalnst ths veskenins rnrav fSensafton ~ "H-
80 49,. ,,,,n,n ,,. ,.s,,,
Tho defence ,.cogn,,,,,, ,nc d.,,ss,,. .r.., =,
Fvcrcsts testimony shout the letters. placed on the
siani nanuf cured aud trAined witness named Nc
1lil Whose aceurate m.n.rv Or .Nery detall OF the
vh,e rem rkahe forge tfunrss As To Inc names NV
OF tbe hundrcls Of oth,r psrs,ns To- whom he
mad returned letters and whose sdn,lssinn of
having committed ose unlawful ac - to saw
cross tSS,,nin,fi"n psovef hin most uro'i ro,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

Frederick Schroeder's grocery, In Chestnut
Jersey City Heights was entered by burglars
early yesterday morning, who after rning the money
drawer drilled hole IN the safe blew OF the lock- and
carried away $50 IN cash. three gold Watches 500 worm
Of slverwarc. four drafts the ltu1sln County Bank
and nve notes Of the Marion Watch COMPANY valued al
1900. One OF Mr. SclrOed RS clerks slept m the
store knew nott ing Of the burglary until he the
store In the morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

As Joseph Nolen. six years old, was passing
along skman street. Brooklyn, the 21st Of July.
scsnod attached to building OF Mr. nenryt Beal fen
nRon nm ana f,s,tGred h' & shI er,pPnng him fos
In the CITY Court. bcfor judge Nelson, yesterday IN
plaintin was awarded o. ESQ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

The controversy Of the managers Of the Globe
Theatre resulted ycsierd In sndavlt Bv MIR Mes
erole that Mr. Butler had nopr pr'etorshp esab-
ushmcnt. Ills counsel obtained Temporary iuJuno-
ton from Judge Lawrence against further prncecIings
by the sheriff The primary cause OF the trouble
lugi snt agalnst Mr.. Butler for e. 20j14i of
Maria Hoaly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
A Live Boy with pulle, In b,. brain.

In tho case OF Hunter, the young student In
the Freehold IN. j Institute, who was accidentally
shot through the head ten days the ball entered the
left temple and thought by Or. vought to have lodged
In base OF the BRAIN The lad conscious aud could
up but 10 forbidden to do for fear OF disturbing
the position OF the bail Pts Js being forbldden prop
ery Mt tho Institute search OF desks and trunks
maze after tho accident. aud only eight we're found
among the nifty students.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
PRICE THREE CENTS
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
OASHBs HERE AMI THERE ny THS
SUNS REPORTERS.

Citixcn Soldiers on washineton's Birtbday-
The National Gunrd OF New York sna
Brooklyn Prepa ring for Graud Parade.
The National Guard OF this city and Drooglyn
intend to celebrate wshngtons birthday with unusu.
hesrtiness The Eleventh Regiment will parade at
o'clock and be reviewed in West Washington place By
Gen. Frederick vmar. ana afcrward 10 the Para By
Mayor Wickham. Tho inarksmcn's badges will be pro-
sented on the regiments return t2 the armorY. The
Sevenynrst will parade at the rink In the evening"
After review drcss parade and guard mounting, there
will be reception. The Eighth Regiment Will have
reception at the Lexington Avenue Opera House. The
Washington Grey troop will celebrate the fortythrd
arnversaiy OF its organization by reception at 10
mm0ry. The Olf Guard will have champagne chovs
der al It's headquarters all dav ana dcepatchcs will pass
between them and the detachment who are in Charles
ton, G., as guests OF tic Washington Light Infantrv
The Veterans Of 1912 will have banquet and raise the
rM the old fort in Central PARK. Company q. Ninth
heHlmen,, VIII have musical and literary entertain.
ment vt the armory.
10 Brooklyn, the noncommls ioned officers n socis-
uon OF the Fourteenth will give n rec ption. The
Thirysecond will parade In the evening" and be ro-
viewed by Gen. Dakin afterward the marksmen's
badle, VIII he presented. Company I. Of the Forty
seventh, viii have promenade concert and reception
AZ the GreenpOint Arm lry, In Caiyer street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

The man who was killed on the track Of the
New Jersey Central Railway In Greeuvie. on Friday
night. was recognized yesterday James Minogal OF
New He VI Work, and it IN supposed he
committed .ucido.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

Albert Stickney, who has been appointed By
the AtorneyGenern to try the FO Esr in BroOk,
lyn yesterday. after cOnversAton with District At
toruey Sri ton decided TO notice Of tna
nrug MOuGay In March
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
The Currency oueslion In Congress.

wAsHIsoToN, Feb. 10 he House met fos
general debate Ms in COumttee OF the Whole, Mr Eden
o. Illinois In the chair The nrat speech WAS made OF
Mr. Chitenden Qnd y. " IA favor OF specie curren-
Sir Kelley tk,p Pa) then addressed tho House %
the opposite side Of tue question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

Tho brig Alphonse OF Montreal overlook tho
wreck OF the schooner George and Emily OF Portland.
on the 18th. She was dismssted, wSteTlogged, aud
abandoned. nre had been kindled on deck near tho
after cabin and can of oysters the nrc had burnt
th(ougn the deck Everything was washed on tho deck,
bul warka gone, and the seamen clothes washing
about the decks se appeared have been but short
time 10 that situation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

Peter Cooper told a committee from the In-
dependent Labor Earty yesterday that he could
cept their uomiuaton OF him for the Presidency
Unit states He sad that he too old
growing too feeble 10 MI with satisfaction ability
uuulIc oflne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

LONDON, Can, Feb. 19-rhe Rev. X. T. Green.
the English Church minister at Aisa Craig, has be cd
lodged In jail here, charged win forging endorsements
on note which Was discounted At the Exchange Bank.
Messrs. Christopher Lewis aud Richard Black we'll
whOe nancs hr Is charged win placing on tie uOLa.
laid the Information upon which Green arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

MILwAUKIR, Fet. l9,-The Vance Railroad
bill was passed IN the Senate this afternoon, 20 10 T.
after mmateral amendments, which were innnedia ely
cOncurred IN by the ASSEMBLY. IL wli become Jaw
immediate The III l. acceptable tO the rOads ana
big thing for the S ate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

Michael Gilmartln. an employee IN Hannah D
Reddishs shoe factory was attacked last evening" a.
sos Eat Sixteenth street. by member he saws, OF
the Crispin Society Glnartin was knocxed sepseess
and IN nat condition taken to the Twenty street
station. pistol Vas found In his pocket. lie stated
that al OF Hanrau Red isn's employees furnished
pistols for their protection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

The Captain OF the Cunsrd steamer Java re-
ported to the company, yesterday. that when the
steamer two days out from Queenstown, the car
peuter Ma han Haughton. leaped OyerOoard. A boat
was lowered ana lite buOys thrO~n the drown.
ing man. but he refused all aid II IL supposed he haA
dellrium trenens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

Durlington county, n. j. can boast oftwo CEN
tenarilms Mainly Dunlrrc, II Mount iluih Lumber
tOn Townsville aged lOi years and Mary Brown, All Ia.
mate OF the cOul " pOorh' use aged lOl years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

The Rev Francis Reeves, the Port Joryis re-
Vyalist IL TO prcacn to the baamen nj railroad eIn
plOyees OF the o whaTves AZ Weeha~ken to-day. Thd
seryicts III be held on e. nal roat lracts and test
ments arc to be furnished nnd revival hymns sung.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20
Tho KnicIerbocner Ice Houses burned.

HUDSON. FEB. l9.-AtB30 last night fire hr' Ike
out In the Ice houses OF the KncKcrDocker Ice Com
panv at Athens Village which resulted In the drstrpc
lion Of eght building, containing about 10000 tons Of
Ice The luss on nachinery, nuulngs, ami ice ls r. a.
mated at sl2jOO0 insured IN New 0rk The cause Of
lue nra il a n kutlN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

The friends Of Adoph LevinCer counsel for
the osed German Uptown Savings Bank, oeny the
rumor taat he las Absconded He has gone to Lynch
burg Va they say ana VIII return toward the clio VI
thIa week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

The recent heavy rains bave loosened the biun
and earth oyorhanging the road and Erie Railway
tracks weehswken, and yesterday the projec-
uon. composed Of boulders and masses clay tumbed
to the ground covering the road ,tghty
feet. The noise sounded like an earthquake. snd
alArmed the village.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

The wonders OF dollar What a dollar will
do. Where 20 TO spend t. AZ the Original DollaI
Store, 007 Broadway.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

A Frenchman Cuts of His Own Head.
Soc Days DolnOs, fully illustrated.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

The police OF the Seventeenth Precinct or
dered the maskers In Turn Hall and the Germani
Assembly Rooms unmAsk nIght before the dancI
Ing could proceed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

NEW j ERSEY.

Rising barometer. falling temperature, north,
Wesi to southwest "lnds aud clear or partly cloudJ
WoAthtT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

Edward Maher and Thomas Ryan, members Of
Hook and Ladder Company No. l. Of Hubokrn, accused
OF neendlarism, have been expelled from the Depart
ment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

Mrs. Christina Wiegle, Hoboken saloon
keeper. had some articles OF clothing stolen from
home re emily Yesterday she caused the arrest OF
father Frederick Sheufedt on suspicion VI being the
thief.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

A Neveity In Suicide.
Dee pav's polpW. Many ilustFstiops.-Aps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-20

81 dc not Want TO Give mp NV Blssd.-
Thrilling scene In the court during the trial.
The prisoners strange eash. Zee Davt Doing. ~
illustrations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13
CHAT BY THE WAY.

II Is not considered exactly orthodox to pray TO the
Lord on Sunday and then prey on your neShbors all
che rest OF the week.
We have the best Of suthoriythat Of the Bible-for
saying that great and good results attend hard and
honest labor When Jacob dgged many days he looked
at his work and said, at Is we'll" Ever since that
dime Jacobs welI'' has been tho best kind.
Some OF the Western papers declare that there Is
ono church IN Chicago that has no debt Its situation
Is 30 peculiar and II is completely isolated that its
usefulness Is seriously impaired.
During the last century tho population Of the
Try has increased eleven fold tho churches thirty
seven fold. Tho most remarkable increase has been
among tho Mohodists and the Roman Catholics. The
Iattcr Church ranks fourth in point OF numbers and
second IN the valuation Of church property.
Mr. Charles 0'Conor and Mr. Horny varIcy are en-
gagged present IN reading the various obituary notices
which were written their supposed departure Both
gentlemen arc sufficiently pleased with the estimation
In which they were hold by friends and brethren
ChsrIesv seems 10 have had prcpondcranco OF
faith in his majesty from below "May Cod do and
Satan no, undo" WIS one Of his frequent sayings II
ne was pagan, We can see gioam Of chrssiaailx N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-13

hAss., has been organized and the Rev D. O. HAskInA
OF cambridge, has been elected rector
new church at Callieoon Depot opened for
sions service Oh the 26h ult The chanoel furniture
10 me gut OF Mr. o. p Vinton OF this city as memo.
M 20 MS a'her the late Dr. Francis vinton OF Trin
The Rev. Daniel a. Anderson has resigned the rec.
cearPh =, 81 e. Troy y and accepted tho
The Rev Frederick u. Cossctt has accepted the roc
torship OF 81 Johns, Woodside Newark NJ j.
The Rev GOVERNOR Cruger, rector OF The parish or
the Divine Love, diocese OF New York has gone ~
California TO be absent one year
Reformed Episcopal church has been organized at
Mers Essex county Va. The congregation has sue
ceeded IN purchasing building for q church. Tho
Rev. J. A. Iatane has lately oniciatcd Tor it,
There will be special convention the diocese Of
Iowa The election Of Bishop will take place at the
annual convention in May.
The Rev. w. ii. johnson, or South Carolina, has
cepted the call from the vestry OF the church Mid
dleburg, Loudoun county and expects to enter upon
The diocese OF New Jersey contains so churches and
missions, "a clergymen, 20 lay readers and candidates
for orders o. 200 communcants and Z SAT members OF
sunday school, The contributions OF tho Church
last year amounted TO S299 439.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev c. II Williams becomes the settled pastor OF
tho Howard Avenue Congregational church, New
Haven.
Rev. E. G. Read goes from tho Third Presbyterian
church Elizabeth, ~ j. to the Congregational church,
Bennington, W.
Pere Hyac,nthS and his family are soon to como to
Rev. Dr. George Walker, who since his retirement
from Center church, New Haven, has been preaching
~ w supply the pulpt OF the murray
Hill Presbyterian church. In this city, for a time
fair will open In DR.. Chapns church tomorrow
FOR the benefit Of the Mission chapel fund, The UNI
versalsts have raised thus far 800 900 Tor the
purpose Of erecting free church of their faith in New
York.
There is some prospect that the South Presbyterian
church in Brooklyn. in which Dr. Spear preached for
so many years, will pass into the hands OF the Unita-
rians IL Is Ia the market and Rev. Mr. ChadwlcRs
socetyhe Radical Unitarian Society of the cityaro
looking az II with WOW to the purchase.
Messrs McAuloy and Dryer are doing q very sue
in no In nj Al NlV XnF fta lin
Water street. the other in Vandam street The
OF this work has excited the indignation OF the base
population OF the region. Tho Vandan Mission has
frequently been interrupted Sunday nights by base
crowd, and so far no adequate protection has been
offered by the police. Mr. McAuey has Just written and
published an interesting skotch OF his life of Of
holiness too.
Rev jacob c Sears, d. D., of franklin Park N J., Is
seriously ILL., He has been confined TO his house for
several weeks and much anxiety Is felt to his ult-
mac recovery. He Is of the oldest Reformed pas
tors in Somerset county having been settled six
Mile Run over forty years