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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
THE pEFE/CE OFLANDTs.
Question that Has Occupied One Day 10 the
Aeking, and Isn'i Cnrlplcicd.

BRrDGEr0N, Jan. 2l.--Additional interest
was infused into the trial Of Charles X. Lands
this morning by anticipation Of a tilt between
lawyers. When the Court adjourned last even
ing the defence was nghting for the admission
Of DIR. Rays testimony as to whether, from the
evidence he had heard. he thought Lands WAS
insane whom he shot Carruth The Attorney
General objected, arguing that oven II the wit
ness could be permitted to state opinion re-
spccting the evidence adducod, the State had
not been heard In robuttal, and consequently II
would only be an ex parte decision. The Court
was disposed to sustain the objection, and the
defence came into court this morning prepared
TO elicit tho required testimony by another pro-
cess. Col. Potter asked
Doctor, supposing the following facts to be
true, are you Of the opinion that the defendant
was insane when he shet Mr. Carruth," and he
then read question, which was an cpitomc Of
The testimony adduced 10y the defence TO prove
Iandis's insanity. He had gone on for half an
hour and causualy intimated that he would
require about two days to finish, when the Al
torney-General said It was customary TO walt
until all Of the question was In before ObjectinR,
but Il was t,,c,ir hat the course OF the defence
was merely an evasion Ga o.e .@'. - f"tter
was permitted 10 proceed after promising that
he would curtail the question as much as pos
At noon, for the first time since the trial com
menced. the court room was only half nlled,
tuvuEn u nau Deen CROWDED III thc noInlnk' anu
still Col. Potter talked on. The venerable wit
ness drummcd his hands on the arms OF his
chair, and shaped his lips as though he was
softly whistling. lie paid very little attention
TO the question, and evidently knew all about IL
beforehand, Judge Recdc looked cross and
drowsy and the AttOrncy-Gencral patiently
waited for the time to arrive when he should be
az liberty tO raise an objection. The opportunity
did not come to-day. however, for after the
counsel had been asklng the question for more
than two hours. and there were no indications
Of its being concluded for some hours more the
witness was allowed to stand aside, and samuel
plummer took his place. He was Marshal Of
Salem, and he had observed numerous eccen-
tricitics In the behavior Of Charles X. lands
during the month Of February. 1850 Then DR..
Ray resumed hi. place upon the witness stand,
and Col. Potter took up the question where he
had laid II down. and resumed his review of the
testimony. lie had not concluded when the
court adjourned until Monday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
the MURDER or MISS GILMoUR.
Ex-AIdermnn Clements Acquiued-The Dlnck-
est OF Pcrjurcrs.

ToRoSTo, Ont, Jan. 22.-In the Assizc
Court, day. ex-Alderman Clements was hon-
orabiy acquitted Of completely in the Jane
Vaughan Gilmour murder. The jury returned
a unanimous verdict Of not guilty without leav-
ing the box.
Since the first facts Of the tragedy came to
light the developments have been watched with
great interest. The arrest Of Clements as an ac-
complice created general sensation through
out the city At first IL was generally believed
that he was the iusiigator 4 the crime as the
trial proceeded and DAVIS contrldictcd many
sworn statements, and Others were proven false,
general opinion favorable TO Clements gin.
ed cerdence. Wncn evidence was brought
forward to show TINT Davis and his wife did
communicate with each other In prison, and
that they had ample opportunity to arrange
their separate confessions to agree IN every pr
ticular no further doubt existed as 10 the fact
that tine abortionist had added TO MS career OF
crime tho most double dyed perjury which has
ever been known. IL was an attempt to draw an
Innocent man into the vortex in order to miti-
gate his own sentence.
Clemcnts's acquittal is received with general
satisfaction.
Tne trial OF CARPENTER Frazer for being an &C.
cessvry after the fact VIII be commenced next
week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
WIS. uLRICn,s Hush.lND.
Accusations of Bignmv that Vile Failed
10 Sub-tnntinte.

Charles Ulrch Of Middle Village L. l.,
who attempted TO hang himself In one OF the
cells Of tho Firth Precinct, lroohyn Z. De- was
accused Of Ligamy by his wife. Aelsa uirirh.
The case was brought before Judge Marshall at
Rcpper's Hotel, Middle Village, and Mrs. Ulrlch
showed that she was married To Uiuch In April
Of 1873, at Red Bank. After living together one
year he deserted her, saying that he was going
- Germany, taking with MN her bank book aul
INN until % few days ago, when she learned that
he was married 10 Louisa llOptc, with whom
he was living. Mrs. IOpfe denies that ulrch
Is hfr huth. nl, Sne says she elnploicd MN .s
gardener at the time ot her husbands death
about year ago Mrs. Ulrich was unable 10
missed. Tho Prevailing opinion Is that thoy
were married last August. Since thht time
l rich had always spoken Of alrs. Lovie as his
wife,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
TIE HERzEGOVINIAN VAR.
Two DAYS of Fighting In which Over 500
Men were Killed.

LONDON, Jan. 29.-The Times correspond
eut at Rapusa telcgrlphs under date OF Friday,
2lst, os follows; 81 have just returned here after
witnessing the attack by the insurgents on the
Turkish intrenched position, on the hill be-
tween Ragusa and Trebinje, whittier the Turks
had fed after the ectlon Of the 18th.
one of the hTeastworks captured.
river brcastwork was gallantly defended. and
was evacuated hy nfiy Turkish survivors during
the night Of hursd y. and nun ber of these
were killed during the succeeding Di-ht.
Treoinje u completely demolished. Notroops
are moving to relieve the helesPured detach-
ment, and she Insurgents hold the road uncon-
tested.
1reblnie Ia threatened with famine and the
populatiIn IS mutinpus.
The total number Of Turts killed during the
tNo days ngnting u go. wnile the Insurgents
had iO1 Killed and wounded.
Dispatches to the Reuter- Telegram Company
from Rngusa place tie 1ufki>a dead IN the lght
near ITcbiuje AZ 4Jl, and the insurgents at 10.
Numerous Of the wounded OF both sides have
been brought to Rarusa for meuical treatment.
KAGUsA, Jan. In cqueuce Of the Turk
ish defeat, II II now lrpufttd that lreulnJe Is
IA the h~uis OF the in urgents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
BEGINNING rO TINKER.
Republican Plans for Wrestling All Power
from the licLnuahlin Ring.

from the lhcLnuahlin Ring.
NJ 4yor Schroeder, number OF the mcm-
hers Of the Republican General Committee, and
leading Republicans, met privately at the Re
publican Headquarters In Brooklyn, last even
ing, to decide on such legislation as they thought
the city needed. There was much dl l-cussion
oven the prof. Get to cut down the triple-headed
Commissions, leaving tue President only IN
office; 10 abolish the ON re Of CITY Auditor con-
seuu+utly ou-tiug one of the Mclaughlin fam
lis ; to amend the provisions Of the charter SO
as To decrease the large sums pald TO the local
uawspauers, and to reduce some Of the high cal i-
rlss ABOUT the city Hall. Tho llan embraces
such legislation as VIII wrench all remaining
mower from Boss MCLaughlIns nauds. lhe
Park Commisslon Is TO have paid Prrsldeni,
whose associates will be gtntlemen of wealth
receiving no paw. The Mayors views IN RESPECT
10 this legislation are fully approved by the Ite-
publican major ia the Common Council
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
SrlRKs rRoM rHE rELEGRIPH.

Smucl Nu7zy OF Laronil, y. H., was kichcd
10 c4.l hY MS horse, and found IN TIE stable hOuiby
mutlNHd.
ARIEL \. Smith, who suffered from theuWa-
usm, hlll ID himself Win revolver IA Glou-gstrr,
hassr rhitliAy,
A hearing Of the charges against George Dene.
dict, ohonh Of Oueiia county, Was had before NoY'
Inden yesterday.
A Deputy United states Marshal ARE ted Two
Germans near schuy Ter, Nen, who have Tor me me
been manu- icturn. and passing counterfeit nlcHeh.
Miles Turner OF Brattlehoro, Vt. a brakeman
on the New LuulOu ami Northern RINruai, WAC killfd
al springfield, Mass, yesterday by railing f,m lhh
Tho Government Of british Couuain has
given point BLANK refusal to he Oner Of the Domn N
Government to pay the sum of Si6DOuO A. cumptn a.
part Of the latter to bul1 alne OF ra"Ay from h'guE
iuAult TO kaualmO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
MnS. yAN coTr,s woRK.
A story About Her Brother Who Would
VISIT His Friends on sunday.

The unpleasant weather last night de-
creased the attendance ON Mrs. Van Cotts mis-
slonnry labors In Newark. Yet she preached an
excellent sermon ON "a test from the tenth chap
ter Of st. Luke, zone thing thou achest.' 1t
was intcrspcrscd with Interesting Incidents in
her mission work. In one Of her stories She
spoke Of her hruther-in-lhw, "hs moral a man hS
.vpr stood nn the fnntstoul. a kind father and
Loving hii .hand, one who would do no man a
wrong, whose only fault being a fondness Tor
visiting friends on SUNDAY instead Of attending
church. and yet when on his death bed she mar
actcri7cd him as dying morali,t going down
10 darkness without a hope of salNhilon~
THIS morning Mrs. Van Cott will hold revival
meeting in the Methodist Church in Harrison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
PLEiDING GUILTY.
The Milwaukee Ring Makias Clean Breast
Of thcir Fraudulent Trnn-h. .tieMs.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22.-'rhe .''mbers Of
the Nilwaukecw whisLey fing dis-illurs. rtctihers,
and Government officers have entered into an
agreement to plead guilty, and trust To the
mercy OF the court. They have made arrar re-
ments to tell all they know, which Is consider
aLlc.
point TO be gained Is the conviction of Jake
Nnnneiu .cher. the king bee of tine distillcrs.
winch would be Impossible without the evidence
Of squcalers, IA he has covered MS tracks skill
fullv. He is said TO have made 2l.Wl,OOJ FROM
Whiskey Opcf atiuns running back to war times q
Itis ENDS the Ring In Milwaukee. kuwors -
this effect have been prevalent, Uut tbs is now a
certainty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
vol. Xlill.-N0. l52.
rlorrNENT IN HIGH LIFE.
rbv mrs. UhFNzTH AND
mr. NV GFS fRRLSTED.

mr. H'' gES .IRRLSTID.
ii''" -" -
~ ...,i.rbic tOipir IA t"r 81 "a
t." rrrcrdny Mothers Pow ~"
=" "'8I'"'' '..,,-,., -, hc .,u ADMIN.
Tnr EuHa"n'S -D''"7'" w u" " "
f,,. q. rt ,noru n urCpOsscsSiun brtl-
Yc-''i.''N "'' ....,',, c,o -, .,
..,t. g. i.n. aHp1cnflN tWcn'y-hNc years oi
muI.mnnucrci man. PROBABLY q rec
tg' ' . ,...r, ,.hersd tutn the
or flur v ms N''"-''' " 80,
rsnht 0l'c Court h' ''h'e'n ~ nc No'na"
wN N.Y. " j." =, .......t .,u .Ic,de, aud
Kenkif. NJ. J." 'l '' " .''
,.tnl.. net mot beautiful. she Ia a niece OF
,,, ,u,n. and lated to titled scotch
nrines. Tie ma' s'N"Ar' sN-l9otor,
,,u,.n,nt f1nn Ny Zee. formerly OF the hrit-
80. ,,,u.,v in fho canadian civil service.
In army, ""' .,t r,o rtir. clearly with
.tntare.t tiitn upon or linarN uri~nnais' ana
N m''' N''' ,....i a, INN. rho silence was
they l''"'u ",.,.,..t... .Ah,tare ,hese
br,ken Nv the Jg'i'' a'".i-' " h" arc 'hcSe
- .,.hf her, forf" tn rcsnOnse lawyer
p'ru .t .,.t....N,yi f. niao., v,ur
Fte"pcd iNf""i' '"" ''' - ~,
u,,,r fHts Lady and gentleman are clients OF
- Ih,vo rr,rurei writs OF habeas corpus
from lHd-e lnrfcN' f'luiilnS 'ne p'",e ""'""'-
Ile'' 7"'" wig '
oner' ,,
The circumstances whlth leu 10 the arrest OF
~. Mckenzie md Ii,ut. Brydg.s, were these
,F NIalItu.s W. - o..
hlpeim m'huth' vi i'''' '"''"H W."
cqrnt 80 Friday oi u teie raped mes~aYc from
r..f,f police pentnn of Montreal. saving that
e'' o, - ~, -, ,.t "a ,.u.,,, bcr
M N,NeN]le n'u ''oP'"' n"' '',
two ri lrcn, named Isabella and Bessie. aged
,.., and ove years rcspccttvelv II WIS sup
h'' | 49,, 1T. - ~, .,,,, ., ,tis cttv
posed tlht the Pa'tl'S "'u V"''V ~ '''' 80
Nr Mckenzie desired that the whole party no
-, ,,,f., cust,dv. ami ret !rncd to his resi-
VAN" "', ,. - - 49,. ,t.,1 H.,
dsnce w Nonuenl. Inc H't'er N's Pi'''" -.
charge Of Detectives Reilly and Williamson OF
49, c,,,,t oN,.a win Visited several of the
W0 a.. ,-,.,,. ,r,o saa-,h
hotels ia seirch OF tue runh's' i"e se"O'
wN fruitless until the detectives called at the
TiNh Avenue Hotel where they found written
An the hotel register. In hold. round hand,
1Ieut John II. Bridges. Montreal. Canada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
srspENSIoN ~ BOSTON.
Jordan, Clark Il 60. Nictimizcd by their
Dcinuiting Confidential BoOkkecper.

.IOfdHnl ITNTN x z % IIIIHIIIFH U| IHVIF
Dcinuiting Couhdcntinl Bookkecper.
BosroN. Jan. 22.-The house of Jordan,
Clark & Co. of summer street, one ~ the leading
houses Of this city In the Wholesale clothing
line, has suspended, owing to the falsineation Of
their books by their confidential bookkeeper,
Frank Sanford, who, for a series Of years has so
looked the accounts that his employers were
msled.
The defaulter sent his wife and children te
Catfornii. some weeks ago, on u visit to the
wifes father, ana he has abscunded IN the COM
pany OF another woman.
ne books appear to have been correctly kept
until 1873, and the business Of tue hrm has been
prosperous since then, the losses last year being
only two-nfths Of one per cent.
The discovery was made on Thursday last,
when the books were undergoing inycsiig zion.
Tue amount Of the defaiciilpn Is not known at
present, but circumstances Indicate tnat 1t II
considerable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

IONDON. Jan. s9.-Ire students ~ the Dublin
Tni.tr-lty have h'rN cuinprlrd TO rrtusr 70 pnuci
pate IN tr i.teruIuun boat iaco a. rhi adcpia tli
SNtr Dr"au,r Hn ftctI Itlucc wnud clasi with ia,
uusu4i lirulry regatta arrangtm ats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
Castelar, Defeated in the spanish Elections.

MADRID, jan. 2..-Rcports from the elections
recently held for members Of the cortcs tn ouShout
Spain. are arcady coming In. In MiGrd 1t is thought
the Minlstcraist- have sseursd hvr II ricts whiis
tao otner. return CnnstituilOnalist and n Pro-
gressist respectively. ny con tuonh't and Re
publican ctnndatrs retired from tne contest. Pro-
vncla reports state tAat th' Mnstcrslist u Jpry
lar.c cytryNncrr. So far Us known, only two l.epub
Castelar, Vas unsuccessful everywhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
THE OLD WORLD's NEWS.


LONDON, Jan. "a triple collision has occur
red on the Great Northern Railway, near Hunting
ton The Scotch express met mineral tram. and tho
express from London the debris Of the hrst
two special train conveying surgeons has left Lon.
don for tne Of tho cpllfsiJ IN
Two persons Nere killed ard many severely Injured
before the second collision occurred.
The accident was OCcaAOnel ~ binding snow
storm. Eleven persons we're killed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
THREE ME., KIALED.
The Fall of n Hallway Bridge-A Train Car
ried with IL.

CISCISNATI, Jan. 22.-This morning while
a Marietta and Cincinnati freight train was pass
ing over the iron bridge at Spring Grove avenue,
IN this city. the structure gave way In conse-
qucnce II Is said, Of the weight Of five cars
overloaded with shellcd corn. The falling cars
carried the enStne down with them, killing the
engineer, named Coutrv,t hreman, Frank Lem
man, and brakeman. Two men who were
driving on the avenue were caught IN the wreck. g.
ard one OF them suffers from a broken leg and
the other from "a htOacn shoulder. The bridge
was double track one. II is a total wreck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

Charles Gardens shlugle mill at Dead River,
Me. Loss 5000
The saw NH Of Cunec, Beach & Go. at Osh-
Kosu. Nch, and ,ue Peters llouse, ncA the nal loss
$4,000
The McCormick papcr mn nt Sphnened, n.
J unnod by the lion. u, j. CuushlAn Ot Parslpp4uy
Morris county Loss 10000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
BROOk YN.

Theodore Tilton viii deliver his lecture on
"Tuu lrohrm OF life" "nt tine lirooAnu Academy "h
MONDAY cNeang, Jan. ~.
4 petition u being circulated asking the Board
of Aurrm"n reopen the Bridge street rrt NnI'N
erased llin, -htetn mirtIa ago On lht rApua "a
Of It's lease ol slips and Whants.
The Burns Association ~ the Eastern District
Of brooklyn. under the management pi Mr' d hhcH 4
Eadlc, Ir'sG nt. has made rtu-ri is Tor kiAnl
dlntei NJ thr Wall Hous- on tlr coming nhyrisMY I
inc unet's brthdn Addresses nr lruNrrrd hY iNe
Prcildeni, tuc non Stewart t. MUo4lurl he l'"y Dr.
iucH p. Mr. Robert Aud 1N W.. H. h RETAINS, Juiso
Thompson, Mayo Schroeder. and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

The Bar Association gave reception TO the
ncwly.ecctci Judges list eyenins Nm. NJ. Eyar's,
Judge. IApan, Davis, Doaohuc Gul rslecyc. DANIEL,
Lawrence Bcnedct, and cnet Justice Nc,i'
CA harlow, Nhc .l.r II, r,cShan, Ieltr B.
Olnrv, Cen, sanford, r.. O. Perrin, nutrirt
Attorney l'hDlps, Assistant District Attorney LNors.
aul uany orhrrs ot distinction. EYel thlus Vas dis-
Cussed, from the tCand.l mp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

LONDOS Jan. 1.-The Natonnl Rifle Associa-
tion at meeting nay further rcsovcu that srlienry
Hllford having been appointed reprcscnntiye Of tho
association for the conduct OF the proposed mlrh. no
Dee requested TO communicate q g r. 0lutiun adopted
hy Inc to the Nrw YORK Association aud 10
make all the necessary arrangements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
FLAsnES FRoM THE ocElNcInAES,


The Vatican mas decided that II viii net resist
hclnspectiun OF the soinlrlcs bY Yrinmr OH ere
MIR. william Romaine Clicudcr ono oi the
ucmicri OF the House oi Commons lor M'nchv'ttr
mCd yesterday.
The Monfan announces that eN-president
Ihcs viii cont Il the Deputy sAp Tor the N-h Arfoh
usscmcnt Of Pans.
reported in Rome that the p rto has un-
Officially accepted Count AnorAssYs proposals Tor tho
IaulncatIun OF the disturbed provinces.
Tho stormy weather continued in England
Yesterday, Ieicgraphlo communication D.iNCrH Lon.
don ana Liverpool Was destroyed Tor tAe nis time IN
years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

Justice barnard OF the supreme Court, In
HruoKyn, yesterday delivered an opinion IN the ca.c u
The People cx rcl william :. Ross uud othcrs against
the city o. Brookyn, deciding th1t tac warrant II
sossnent Of $4,000, tsurd 10 1867 10y the city for
paw. Grand street. from Union street 90 blsnWltk
ayrnUc, Nas Illegal, because me CnhnDa utn % uAur
mo- O. tiUnt0. ana thr SlNs irs no uc uf tat l'f
to hc a,stsscG nor now much Was To Dee nssc'sed ON
lot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
MIR. Brecher NJ LAW Again-But Plaintiff In
the suit this Time.

Mr.. Beecher's son, William Beecher, the lawyer
OF the family has sued the International Curing and
Lard Company IN the New York Marine Court for a
months rent for sorchouse on the rear part Il
the lot occupied by Mr.. nccchcr's house on COLUMBIA
iittglt-. Tie rental IN 500 YEA. payable mon MY
utftudHufHi IN thor answer cNargf lui "a" fl II
MOI hrougAt in the niue of tn real patty in Interest,"
aud that Henry Mari brcchrr gucl thc cpiW TO his
eln uru an action tuurcuu,wnic id'} hay is cohri
f 10 the or visions uf the statute relating 10 atturnt Vs.
because th. case tAc hon Is Al inter stcu parry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

Alexander brown and Jack Leyey, charged
with participating In prize nsht At Clnarsc week
ago. examined yesterday before justice Morse IA
Irookyn. Several witnesses test Aed TO haying
the tght'ug, out did not positively identity Brown or
Lcycy thc contestants. The casc Was adyDurned
until next saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
Crying Out against Revolution.

PARIS, Jan. 22.-1he c mmttee Of Inquiry
into the acts Of the Government Of the Nations De-
fence have published arcpy to the attAcEs OF the he
puhlicans. The OfriHi JourHOi rcprOduces their r.
iuatkS and say; " The result Of the commit ees m
qurls OulI hc widely known, t. conv nee tho
cople 10 nnd oniS NJ those VINO combat ~ form
OF r'.youtton." The above has produced great I'M
IA ian In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
A Secession Movement that Failed to Go
Through.

TORONTO. Jan. GA special despatch from
Victoria. II. C., says Official statement laid before
the Legislature shows Indebtedness ~ the amount
Of 49, 600 nut there others not stated IN the
amounting To not less than fl5hDpO An inde-
pendent member of tue House moN ell re- uion de-
nIuuI pernisson seccdr from nc Union, but the
motion ieli lArOugh for want VI a sccoAder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

william Hall and Thomas Goodkin Of Brook
lyn quarrclled about young .ady and Hal chased
,iond lu vita a revolver threatening to snoot him.
Good.n assaulted HALL Win ms nsi, b9lh were
brought before Justice Nt mar yrHterd y nl fAth rec
usins to complain Of the olher they Wcrc lttrmahd
a. auu diSghHrlNI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

The counsel Of owen Tully, convicted ~ may
hem intend 10 carry his case 10 he supreme G 'urt
Sentence is 10 he pronounced or him next Nefn'sty.
Judge Mc ne ia tle Cy tourt yrst RAY "rtrre lu.
ly'~ CONVEYANCE or ms prun rtv, ,tn ~ n pawn ut Of
80 o. recovered against him uy Walter Ncst.lks to
De ~ AslAe on lne sruuAA " frauN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

There are onls few hands employed at the
Marion watch factory West End Jersey CitJ aud 1t
IS believed that the compan : embarrassment must
ctu.c su pension m a fN Il VS. Itls rtrpuiaiiun
al oue tul, cmploItd nearly three hun-rra wolAneh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23
The CnrlI.,s nombn rdina.

MADRID, Jan. 2. The CArlists severely bonn
baricd sau Sebastian on Thursday. Some Of the in.
habitaats Ailled. The story OF the Carlls Gen
Trisany's hnvng submitted 10 the Alion.is author-
iss Il 81 llrVrU al san sebastian TIE persons VINO
tubnt ed g. the Spln I'll Consul NJ aNO NO were sOno
mtA4DCrs Ol tAc NuNIresc tArAt juuta.
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Prospect of More Trouble for Plymouth
Church.

Budington on are arousnS their respective cAurch mem
bcrs, and II Il possible that some movement winch Will
include several New England churches win be mn e
usnlust Plymouth church, ana come tohsrrgNtnnal-
slsrYrn predict that the t1lsng dispute viii splt the
llu lrpu
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Ellen Curran, aged lOi years, Of 81 Railroad
avenue Jersey Guy, who died Thursday evening" Is
to be buried to-day. She leaves three sons, Michael,
Timothy. snd Peter, all Of whom are whitehcadrd
grauf ,thtis Mrs. turran was 4S years '-dcut of
Hudson county. Sne was born lu Ireland au1 dipu Of
Old age her body showing the least trace OF dscase
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PANS. Jan. "a meeting OF the Senatorial
delegates nty elected for the Department OF SEINE.
washed to-day which II va. un.nm iusiy agreed TO
support the en- iltlfurs Ot Victor hugo anu l.,us
lnc. TAcy ~ih meet again on sunday TO ma ~ uK
tIs4 IL
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Thomas johnson, q crazy man, was committed
TO re Uniou county. n. De- Jil yesterday. cluuhtd
avs wife unWcrciulY, SAVING mat ne was JeSaa' anu
wanted 10 drive the seven devils out Of her
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Aaron A. Eu-tin was yesterday convicted of
furtUry 40 the lshpN tOauy Court, .. J, , uf quarter
Scssllus. II nad raised a note for 500 10 tltlO.
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nns.ln,- MnrllAr Movcmcn,.

LoNDOS. Jan. .s,.--Ihe Russian Tclcgrapnio
H. .cy urults the report TcecLt.y crrtla''u, tho
occ' nlt Russia ntrns 10 cone nitrate troops tn es'
orn l,ussIa a. the spring.