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IHE RELEISE OF LOADER.
Sop,s Of the District Attorneys Assertions
Hetuted in Bpsokiyn.

Hetuted in Bpsokiyn.
In entering the uolle prosequi In the
Loader case, District Attorney Iiritton argued
that he did 30 because II was urged by the de-
fence that 10 der made the affidavit In refer
enco to certain acts between Mr.. echer and
Mrs. Hilton under the belief that u would not
be used In court but elsewhere, perhaps, to
,fect the public mind upon the question in CON
troversy. Having seen every person familiar
with The facts tho District Attorney said that
he found the fact to be clear, and that he had
no evidence Of any nature 10 contradict It. "a IRE
fore he urged the disconunuahce oil tls prose-
cution.
was pretext 20 get troublesome scandal
topic out Of tue Mr.. Msrean, Leaders
latest counsel. dropped tho defence put forward
bV hts former lawyers, who we're acting under
Plymouth Church ind fences, and announced
that he should defend Loader On the tasis 81
the truth Of the nfidANit. and his vigor lus policy
rendered PlymoutH CuurcB's regard for Loader
tender. The first commit sstoDer appointed To
take Mr. Richards testimony refused to accept,
and on a re-Rpphcauun Judge Moore failed to
make an appointment, uiging that the delay was
for good reasons.
ington's sOn-tn law, who discovered Loader.
thai he at first refused to have anything to DO
with the Case, and gave what Information he
had 10 the counsel. on the expectation that he
would not Nv called to testify. When the am
davits were pre- pared Loader was Informed, SO
those who were VITA HIN say. that an applica-
ton wAs likely tn bo made on the basis OF the
fhdayits. for the re-openinR Of thr case Mr..
MoultOn said yesterday that this was UNDER
stood.
Mr.. Marean said that Mr.. Briiton had received
NJ intimstlnn from htm a. to what the defence
VS. to hc, and he had not thought OF imputing
o. gcLtlcmcn VINO induced Loader - make the
ain ia,It the desire t. inn hence pubic opinion.
lie expected 70 contend that Load RS alhdaVit
was iukcn simply for the assurance OF the coun-
sci that ne acted Ia good faith. Beyond that ne
meant q contead that the AFFIDAVIT was true.
Now" he said, - n there was net prospect
that tAls case would be damaging to Mr. Beech
or it, details, every hing would have been
done to railroad Loader into state Prison. The
argument Mr. Brtt0n used Is n pretCXt 10 cover
up the real meaning II the nole proseqW. Brit-
ton was wholly unwarrapted in making the as
serttous he dld so far as Leaders counsel is con-
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wAsHINGToN, Jan. 4.-The Harrington safe
burglary was committed in April 1874. Thi case h's
been once tried and the Jury disagreed upon averde
second trial has been shaved oh the effort II IL all
legged, being to pos pone the cle from Time TO lme' 80
that Anr,I lsya wifi come before neN Indictment as
lie nrst ones quashed ~ order OF tHe Cont, NJ
the qne4t OF Attorney Gtncral Williams can be fuuid
nv the Grand Jury II Thought to ue the In ent N -
plead the statute Of mi'a tlons U"o year ahd hpNe
Inc eases droppof. To prevent this, Columbus AltNhu.
der and Other ct Interested nt"nd To as the pas
sage by Conlrcss OF special statute 50 mat Inc STAT
ME of limitations VIII not I'M IN TINS case.
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THE BREAK-UP IN THE HUDSON,
Canal Boats Crushed, sunk. or Run Aground
The sinking of "a Coal Boat.

ALBANY, Jan. 4.-The river In front of
this city is now entirely free from ice. Tho sud
den opening has made great havoc with boats
which were fastened In above Stuyvc.ant The
canal boat Irwin. loaded with malt for Philadel-
PHI, was crushed IN and sunk. The loss Is
$1,000. The other boats arc making water, and
are In a sinking condition. -Four canal boats
were torn from the Syracuso's tow, one OF witch
was stove in and sunk, and the Others arc
grounded on Lamp Island Flat, ana wiz proba-
bly he DESTROYED. Tue coal boat Augusta, load
ed with cabbage, was showed ashore on Meoks $
Rocks by the ice and sunk. The canal boat Fill
kins, loaded with malt, at the storehouse, :
hit by the Golden Gate and sunk. The river Is
said to be sun full Of ice between Barren Island
aud COxs ickie.
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ST. LOUIs, Jan. "a somewhat celebrated
land case, under the title Benjamin Soul ct al heirs
OF Don Joseph Nailiere william II. DurvcA ct a.,
grantees Of the heirs OF VALERIE and John Wilson,
pautn Nj. Tue United states defendant" WAS argued
yesterday before juice Krckel 81 the Uuteu States
District Court Jefferson CITY The involves some
SIX inlnOn Of land along The Nmte river south.
western Mssou aud SOU heasern Aansas, esti ated
10 worth 100000 Inc plaintiffs seek connrmn.
lion u certain ana gr ns ALLEGED u have been gwen TO
Col Ntierr Dy the Spanish GOV, rhinent Tor military
service AbOnt MIRA OF the contest a pr perry Is
oW occupied by persons under ~ .ls from tho
United St4te- and numerous town villages anu cW'
uvated farms tAist thereon,
Judge kreke took LIE case under Adyisement, and
will render decision about the 1T OF February
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TUr GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

49, ruden commences his message with
,,arkfilness to the Giver OF every
.pl pcflrct gift for the blessings the state
aai,,cd Turing the past year. He then re-
-.,,tne f.-t that In the wars OF the col MAJ
-, ana i'm the struggle for national indc
-. N,w York was found to possess tie
-, r., tie military operations OF the con
v,,iog t.r,e-. vhlc later developments proved
o,..t,f % the national thor'ughtareS OF
- a.i trlnc. springiug legitima'ey rom
a.. .n..,- I-t named our population, the
,.,sest of an, state, i. nearly four ana three
-,.r,.r millions. our agricultural ana manu-
ssc,,,rte PRODUCTS greater than those ot any
~ ,.rrf tu' Iuion. while our torelsn
Que, i. one and q nalf that II tue rest VI
The 1861 nrurs A>p siSEivG FUNDS.
.r, . . ... then cuumtr ties the principal
a.. f... -. tn fNc sinking tlnd7 SET apart iVs
.n,irc xtu- i-hmcnt, as follow
'''' pr, sizing F-d. Balance
a.,.r., fr.a.,sii,a.o t5,oa5$is g $500 q
ferp,. t,Uol'0 500. o. so"llVii 20
Ss.o ,@,SoS 90 11}5dias 's % Ss,i'i',s i
r.s. ,.,s 1855 osiA5si.9s2 itii7i'Soi 90
w.ul.o,v ,rat the g. verno was Democrat
a,'r.,. th, rebellion, aud Therefore arc no, sur
vt,sel TO Aeag o. m discourse IN MS wise OF
anu porSrY Drur;
! ncs5 rt.o.'sc,. iin had been necessary
80 .N-s ...'r.l l.u..I Jour people would not
eouht d. cost ,, r.r0,i'r " thc Comqtro ler in HE
yustu tl 70 w. a. 49, d. t,.f tUuyn created nomnaily
report OF ne uv !"s, s',Iii rs who enlisted
10 -i iut Il w.. -.,fes .ttit Z the rebe lion,
% tNe ,e!',e 81 part " tIis nnl IL pencve
70 have reached tc sd'ers vho were ae'u9y eusas1u
Il Toe contest ne eAlS."n,. Mn a, t nj
ir nus sis c @ t, =, IN ne i,st len wears
d'W ne ..ni sli W, rnd intere.t Would ~, N tie
sh.1"' alto o. last siOmO,co0. when the appro-
frr.f tN- 90. sent wear slal ue added. the peoplo
effan -tiit NAV h' consrNu'sted on us extinction
rh, message thus r. est
.,ANAr nruT
i"i NNN- 'A"i 1900, .,,..
ne airt iiis. luz ss' ~ i ,i,, ~, ,, ~ "a
q it' h III r ,',,i,,n Ola, ,e,i'',,t ma i..V, 4
~ N" Ni'Nn W. 49,. w., ~, ' '"' " W ~
tuH .".t '' iA t''' ,.,a ~ tte ,,n1i
Ni t .. a. i..tt', 9, IL. H.. r. 4 'rrl- If 'lI
81 ,,.,','o", - a., 'it 90 i'..,t'f s.'Ir, g.
en- .,,s. .,tn "a v,f, have D., be- -i. hi. ca
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After living toleth for twenty years, Esther
e. saulspaugh was divorced from her husband. ThcI
separated m 1874 In 1874 they agreed TO have the de
mod ned that they might marry eacn Other again
and II n Feeei that the huau!nd cApncly hf.Mtd D.,
Mrs. saulsrau-n r. pr house Tor rauspaugn or NOR,
than aNcir marriage day Mis srt several times, Odl
tn mau dc excuses aud failed 10 pa ~ ah appear
auce. Inc WOMAN has tAlTr.Jie aued nh lor ole-ch OF
promise TO MARY, NOA4ai the tult " as Deior,
Justice Pritt In BFoONyn on motion Tor elahGe Of
place v ira OANlO4 county.
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Jo.,e Lapsmaia'. Murderer on Trial.

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. A-The tiial OF Joseph
La Page for the OF Josie Langmad at PemOrohe
on the 4h OF last October began here to-day before
Chief Justice W. L. Poster aud Associate Justice Hand
An lmnle nss asaemblage hlled the court room. The
prisoner seemingly indifferent a. TO his sltnsilon
The Jury competed TO-DAY, and viii 80 TO Een'
broke " morrow " Wow the scene VI ths muI4 er
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LONG BRANCH, Jan. "a n-hing schooner
tuppos TO lie the Alsuomokc. AMI owned in Fulton
Market, New York, was run down snd capsizcd las,
night npo &c Long h t ch. SEE q ben t4kea iu
TOW hy &c tug n. j. Finn, and Is now on ner WAY &,
study Hook. The cr-W supposed TO hAvf beef
s1v ty Tie vessel that run her Gown, as light wal
found tied ~ tuc IN stiead
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fINlNcIAL Avn COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY. Jan. 4-P. M.-The bulk Of the
TRANSACTIONS In the Stock Exchange was limited
to Lake STORE, Pacific Mail, Western Union.
Ere, Northwestern common, and St Paul pre-
ferred In the first named there was active
covering by the shorts during the afternoon,
the result OF a meeting Of the bulls earlier in
the day, when IL was decided 10 advance this
stock IL y cent. TO Gla. Western Union also
rallied y cent to "a. aud Pacific Mail adj
vanced from 3sN TO 3Sys. The general market
reacted. however, at the close. and about the
lowest prices Of the day were made In the lac
dealings st. Paul preferred rose from CO.. to
6s'., but closed at Is and Michigan Central.
after rising to o.. wa. only 50 bid IN the 1ual
co. S't preieTrsd So. a @"s st. Paul Si. lsG.
70 and Rock Island. i,6a.CblO5. Erie. on Lon
don advice-, advanced from 1j't to l64. but
Later cropped to l5Z. Pacific OF Mi souri, tuc-
tuatod between l2% and 1874, closing at the
higher figure. Reno ~, preferred, was 10Y, aud
The total number Of shares dealt In was 1Os,-
33e' o. which Lake Shore rspresented 45,s6 Pa
cinc Mail, 1000; Mestcrn Uni n, l@.l00; ST psul
2.to0; the preferred, 100; NORTH western. 2,l0D :
Ohios, l,90oi Union Pacific, 500; Northwesiern
preferred, 90; Rock Island, 43j Harlem fo0 :;
Hannibal and 81. Joseph 40U; the preferred,
30; Illinois Central ~ Aiehig n Central. rs
Wah lsh, 800 Adams Express, $50; C., G c. ami
l.. 800; Delaware, LackSwanna and Western, 20 /;
Central. ~; New York Central. isO; ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain, 100; Wells Fargo Express,
l-Ns arc AifNtihnu hId lNt~huIen. ~.
Ia the gold market there was nothing worthy
OF special mention. The opening price was lls',,
with temporary rally 20 ll2A, but 1t sdll~c-
quently led 20 ll2., though closing at ll2s.
Tue fol'OHing werv the principal quotations;
1000 A. NJ lieaS li;ls A. N...1lct. cas- p N.lIc1s
1901 A.M..Iisai has A. M...IIslt $50 T. Mi -
luU2 A. N. ll2's is f. N...ll@is $50 T.. Miles
In loans he rates paid FOR having balances carried
we're ). q. - and y cent
i9s gnS 4 ~. God 55xe9anss S@nk
bA anccs se,s354u5. Tue sub reasu, redeemed a.
OOH cali.i h".as ana at out IN CON interest ON the
Tne lays DIhness at the Initel states san Treasury
Ood rsccipt-. tlis'fU a do naNmcuts 81 SUI
| co. . o. blanc, Stic95hou7. Careloy rrcep.t.
| tSSqisplg 81 CUSTOMS l69u 10
| bullion IN tie Bank Of England was decreased
Eldis 900.
D. ign exchange ruled dull. but seady 81 50 ani
a. - t,r prime strng sNy Jay oi il ana tce oays'
sight.
In the money market the range for can loans vas O.,
= &C {. gold interest. Disc uAts wee qA.,t Of.
| 10 lDr prime names.
| q Ntrumrnt ,uds renc ted moderate trade, Vih
Ia rIitiitl Oh aln~- 10 coupon 1851, az lla req
terel %. li1jstllo 'si.t rcd To- os ll79s ana
| rtelrc. cA 1hsii-. new, no..
/ The l.. NJ. the
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steamship Chainpion Charleston. mise. ant nass.
Steamship sun salvador savannah, rif-r. and pass.
steamship Pioneer, WhninptO SC md.e aud pass-
steamship Montgomery, FcrnandIna AM POtt Royal.
mdse. and pass.
steamship Helvc'ia. Liverpool. MISE. an PISS.
Steamsnip Asnls nd Slvaunah. IN lsr. on ns4s
steamship Isaac Bell, Richmond, CITY Polnt, a1d Nsr@
folk. mnse and pass.
steamship Neieup. Boston, mdee. and pass
S1ip RoOtrt He'll. LONDON. nid-e.
Bfix Annie Gardner. PeruambucO sugar.
AsUtne usual river Hnt rpit wa vrtssa
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A Plot TO Break Jail Thwaried By a JaiIer's
COURAGE.

Erie county jan up stairI about o'clock this
morning. the Ianter Coarad kugl vas eft IN charge
the door lie surprised by the entire nopu at n
Of the male dep rmcnt headed by professional rough
named McMahon, VINO strucS Engel over Tue nead ~
times Nlt iron lock- lnhlrtnE scYcre out not tata
| INF Hrrs Enge rang the alarm he anf supm1ncd
TALLER Frank Naglc VIII rushed "a upun the escaping
prisOnere anu Win a few Well-drected blows, con.
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The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association
VIII disibUt0 10 IT. tharth4 .defs, on Tuesday, March
2s 1875, al AtchLsl Kans- 2d6i pieces OF yaluaule
property consisting OF elegant residences business
blocks aun 900 nue tPrs For shares ard Inform tion
apply to n N. HIT 10 New street, New lurS. Brarvs
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Voice from state Prison.

The Governor has not yet made known bis
decision upon Edward s. stokess petition for release
on the Bth inst n the decision adverse their lent
the lawyers viii proceed al ce Nv writ OF habeas cor
pua the ground mat the lime served awaiting rlal
aud decision OF appeals must be accounted part OF ls
sentence
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MARINE INrELLIGENcE.

NfvfArrur ALVAVA0-rFts pNV
sun rises 7 - Sun seis a. Moon sets. II -
HlrIf NA4fG-luf- .lAF
sandy Hoos. l - GOV. slant. IL Hell cate. 70
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ssGs s IT,; .s eS1 r 4 Of PORK
scts Of i ds ssS h '9 9ecn n nnS
e. uS TSs nTs ~ sp' ~, se$ gust g W. pS scs
nom M, VI S2o7o FOR Janrsry feinuarv. ard NJ rc,.
iSne er fS e sn6 10 So a,ef 1 .agi 40 9He e ~
meats quiet lard hrper' salts on the spot 500 cs A.
80 for Prime West m, and sc Tor Il ciy aud Tor
10 ior "" Febraa ana is h 10Y Tor J'p msr1 ~
ve,k y c-ei nofs irncr, rom q momcnlarr
"a prime M is9 e, P9sS r. G ns mess mess. i2
ncei-ran mess, siies1ls extra mess, si2,si3 y
,% RTct han nH. 6b sig.s 6a I2' Sid GS, NO.
l,i5ci mSSecc' ft~Ss Il RIO rsi'rs IL
smoked n ms ia ibc smo, ed thouacr.. p,sa a,ie
Dtcf-"d hogs. St0tc. for Western and i0gilc. Tor
GiAix-There has been more speculative effort to
ireirhts have yorcd shiprcr.. bp, the lower go'f
nTcmiun and depressed foreign markets have prevent
bare, more slabc, but oats have lstierlT proved uuil
and dro ping To-day. wheat was duh sld eav! ISLES
ore for No. 8 MilwauKee spring. sl2i Tor 80. New
ti4s Tor smDer Ptnn.yvanii sso Tor am ser western.
sSs 80 ior rfa w.'e sd n. sSsp % for %9ts
fenor TO far Western MIX d, &c. tor st.ie mixed
SO. ior white Rye que, Canada % Oo9 g'ci Wet
rn "a 80 Cos oash p at sies 81 Fl Tor &c. Csnaes
Bay. and t1.1b for tbnada vest Corn lower sales
Western ax Ncw YorS f Sp'c @ s CSC Tor
new yellow5 old Western mixed. '5s'4lec., and Old
% NJ srs,t ha osss md yriaTe.
oNlHe W INfNhthtr OF toinNilnE lnFneuccs. IT,.
celpts al the IOrts have teen nrsc At tine Inferior
towns Of the south tie movement has been light. aud
on MS the etCculators for advance have at eriY
been Inclined 10 operate Teddy TIC uArset Tor cotton
on the spot steady. QuotatOls revived. Strci GOOD
nj lding W middh x, and strict low m ddling I'M
ch1ngrd middliug ana above advanced lsc. stric -
ordinary aud GOOD reduced ildc.; Ordinary reduced
lc. sales 355 bales, Of vhch 40 for export ga
consumption. and Ga for speculation. Futures nd
vanccd iidr Sal.s 1l1O1 bse closing at 10 s2c. Tor
January Is 1889. for February, 1850, Tor March,
1876. for Apfi. u 332c Tor May II Bloc for June
and - 1870; for july. Receipts AT the ports t. asy
Ne N he not
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Wt-tar's Bnlunm OF wild CHERRY has C-.--
many cases oi to.sump Ion. 90 cents and 81 bottle.
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John Sheffield Of st. Pauls ami ronnele ave
lur. Jersey Oity Hri-hts zen whle attempting "a
BOARD an Eiie Railway tram near the Is rFvh tuhne
yesterday. The tram pAh.el over Ills bO4l.
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ApT que can see NJ glance that Pomcr1y's
Elastic lTus. Is tne best. frce "a. a4a broadway.
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Non-Ir- TrethiuG Cordial rrdinius nothing
that vii huit al intact Price s5 ceLts bottle.
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sprua. Aou,cs.
RnYAL mAVANA LOTrEn

Drawings every 10 Day. during 1870. tHnal nHls
S1OOO0O. Priz rashe !. Information lurMsn"d. hkh
est rates psld Tor splnisn. o 49, Guytrnue. 10, $50.
TANluE co., Huierr4,
- Wall ct, NfN nrk'
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELKN,-lI
vrr ware, iuf-. Sc, hou-nt aga s.'' t, ~ .e "a
wbrn desired e sNtry ~ sdvt Gee ia lc- seen AZ
tier ,.drncr-, II utsfr1. utu 4. ALlkN, Jew
eutr lpl broadway, near .f n.
HIMKOD'- .CIRE uqeqneleI 'or AsIHNHh
{ AIAllll. CROUP WHO lPlAG COUGH ami CON
mon Oils. Iry u sold ~ .I drussi.t 81 WhOe-
tale dtp1f, ne Chnln0e.sst. L. b. box 24hp
NEW CHROMO-. -Th- Ku.K VI jury stening
to the EVldr &c aud Gelung Vera c. 80,
JOIN :. WILLARD MIG. CO., 81 Canal t., ny.
M. MANFRED, specialist N uerv9ls 4iteeses,
Neuralgia eAt4rrh. nervous de Atness once w E"ss
eth 81. n. \
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A.Rupture cured BY DIR. Marsh PrinctrsI
81 ie II N a CO.. at lt.n Oil oile uacy Astor
House. Nuup OAU Inth
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BAyTFR ON Tuesdey Jan = 1870. Mary Jane,
young - lan4hrr OF Jphn and Liulacl b-A.ti agcdd
The rcai,,. and friends are invited 10 att the In
Nir,s 10 the rcd nee Of the e4t go East
M dH rSS a. +. Nir,,,,-,r. IA.
loved wife OF VIM. Br,dchnrn, aged A6 years snd 10
Rcatiycs aud Irencsarc invited attend The funeral
from her lake rrsiicnc,, 30 ud On ST., H. OoAen. thls
CHASE. pu lar. /. 1870. MIS- Z n , Van Amrnga
ClAst VIE OF tispuc Cu.st, aud lister 4 WIN L. aud
+ n raj .orvi csot the Redford streefM ; church.
corner 90 Morton aud bedford it., on Mtducsrf Jan
S.es + NJ nena' Of the family are in''eH 10 -''eha
Colttl.-ol SUNDAY Jan. 2, M.r, widow Of tho
icIu.yc- AID friends o. thc fanny A. ,l-o hose Of
het 80 10. AZ ~! ,,,c fr,P,rul ~ , .od 10
81 ~ WSdas ia J4s o. o'e oGS ~.
oc d. Is Of Hosscomnon, ireand in the 80 ic'r g
Rcatyes M frien are invited 10 attend yhe funeral
sorVices on lriday, Jan = ai 10 O'clock Al 'crihaI
FbwARps At Newtowr l. T., Jan. :, 1870, Eliza
bet l.Ab.ll, daughter Of George w. snd Anu Maria
Funeral n thursday morning. ian. O. = loii o. lock
iOorloct. Ri llves az friends Of the fami are re-
'GIl'bEA.-On jan : 1879. Danicl Gndea aged ~
Fn,eral from ~ Marion IT, on 1huradav Il oclocy
hfsMlln.-At he Ninesor Hotel on tue evening Of
Fuurr ylco tlEes " nee Al thr clIrca & a. John
Frfa, me 1n inst, nj 10 A. NJ. Relatives aud friends
ave invite Ia tttni.
VAS kLEEK.-oa sunday morning, Jan. .. - his
atc eseence. go East l7th A. DR. Joan H. Van kleek,
"a e. al services at ST. Ma-ks Church, % ay 'nd ION
me mr. profession are invited 20 attend
w.NshlP. ~ Jerscy a. ~ glls oa " 1nday' jan
Relatives and iricnit are invited 70 attend ME- funeral
Chnrcn, Central ay, near Honosen aY' jersey ci.y
lldg Is.
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,,pr; L,ou'- Toor" Tablets. An elegant toilet
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coMMoN SCHOOL sTArIsrIos,
sTArE CERTIFICATES.

An act amendatoY tc ap BOD Of the general school
passed II the close Of the 1st on, aud he
came ny receiving lie Executive sign tufe on the
Qth u June ISIS. lhc ffth ttCtl0n - ia get made
tho state SuptrutenL Of Ger ncAfcs OF gu nctuln
to teach fiat Occr aut orlIed by eection nften
Of the general school act passed May 1871 ~ giant
CERTIFICATES on the accommodation OF any school
cumnlAs lOner or on Other eNldeAce tAthlhctOrJ 70
liui,"
elause authorizna the State Superintendent to
IA hls discretion ce ncates of qutlhcalUn %
Rfaiua.cs OF any seminary Of pfiV te corp ration
knowna Tue ssternOOd oil GreJ Nuns on thelr ming
Win lm thcr dpl0mae 6ppt ars ia an amen hent ~
the charter by chapter 1913 u the Laws ~ 1879 which
became law on the 10Th 81 May This provision did
not purpuTt to mHde person having huth ulp Oma
qualified teacher Ike a person having AdipOma OF
State Normal school, nut merely YES ed the state su
certificate OF qualification. That power inc suneril
teurnt lad before ana ha had Tor the prey lOus eleven
years. The provision had no real en- ct II conferred
no new power Un the superintendent II added hoihlng
to hs existing power bat II bore the appearance OF
special grant on privilege 20 one corporation, which
may DC presumed TO have escaped attention. for the
nj ptfsed tnH Assembly once ant the Scnate
twice by the Affirmative vote OF every menlher
present But tie dhCiettOnary power OF N supell.
ndent under the law Of ls6i and under tina aet, Vas
June. lie was promoted from granting any Ger IN
Gates except on public examination. IAe law OF the
stu OF June was later then the Grey Nuns ac' and re-
the clause VI that act which Authorized NE 81
TO graduates OF the semlnarles OF the Grey Nuns
COZ pOrat on. II went further. IL repealed the
power winch he had under tue Law Of 1854 10 DO tue
same thiAg II the Grey NUM- corporation derived an
privilege destroyed by the law Of the och Of June
A unifOi m rule 10 now m de appncable 70 all,
Tue result 10 In acco Tdanoe with the policy OF this
State established 81 NO rseehI constitutional ainena
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-05

On Cnristm Day my d'ushter, aeei II years, wac
taken The physician pr0nunncrd u one Of lnr w0reL
cases ~ eiDhtnells. GIsts'S LlNlMENT lODlDE o.
AMMONIA. ned to the tusls ANA runhcd extern nall
~, effected complete ard ptd cure. Y. gOSS,
East Chester, Westminster Co, n. 7.
Sold nv all
DRUGGISTS.
Principal Depot.
ASH 9th nv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-05

Under prop ? system and with proper management
the prisons of hH State MED. for Inc most part, with
ah,oodico mon. ong 10 supporting H. inieed.
ought not produce aconidcfaue rev enur TO the
Sfate. Otner net buttons of IKE character po
stslng 90 some rCsp.cts less yanta. e.. mp De no
burden the pcotls, an1 cnnspicu instItu-
tion ia tbis city ahurds surplus 70 the county.
After referring to the salt Springs. The Quar-
anime laws. the National Guard. aud our col
iegcs aud acad ,mes, the message then gives
some valuable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-05

Removed y usins ouirk's Irish Tea. Price sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-05
Snsln,ss Notites.


You will dnd Mas MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP an
nlvslnhe frien'. H. cures dyscntery auS ittrrasA.
rrgula tas the stomach and bowels. cur-s Wini collie
sottent the gums. r-duc inflammation. and sivc tone
and energy 10 the Whole setu. In am sI rvcfl IL
stance where the infant srinr from pain snd
haustlpu rchcg vii DC found 10 nfteen ~ ~ 'ny NTH
utes after the soohn; syrup has beea adr aisI cred
lao uuf fan In trpp II
, 1876-06-02

Tue SAtralllcnto (Cal.) IftVrl- UHiV'1 relaIes
tl,o lp iowng remarkable occurrence: laSsl1'H
through tlAe nIley leading from Second to TINA
se s aSsf II sS
Ever on the alert for the new aInl stgnngc, w
str|pcA over tu where the grNcs's Jch'l ha. i,,
late'l, and looked upon happy faInily, "ntSHs9'
rngc, Tor o1lcc. A large l!i,-ca1', inAli-ini y,
that ttIck ant laryc ra. drinking from the ,.',
and right l,rsiuu hin, "tl. his head in to sane
can, sluatted cut uIuo4rcrnedly drinking i5'H
the sal1lo Receptacle. Opeu-sl.onthed xo1alfI.
kept u still. rle cat, having dettltratftn
qcresl his thirst, licked his cisnps, htrokrd ~
Slhcs, gave wlsk to hts tail, u.lL trotte1 s!o"t
on. The rat continued to drink untl! eon
yonlent bE!ekbat came Ais way, whc', by }uMlhsa
fruIn tho pedestal ant sclirpcTed oil, VIZ ~
tho inllyisiual Who could disturb him when even
Ills natural cncmy bad permitted him to d5'a'
In ueacc.M