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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
THE BOUNDED VIE.
The shooting of Mrs. CRthsrinc Berth A.
serted TO Have Been Accidental.

Mrs. Catharine Berth, of 221 Chrystis
street who was shot 10y her husband on Friday,
lay in her home yesterday In very much the
same condition IA on the preceding day. Her
wound. though not necessarily fatal, l. exceed
ingly dangerous, and death may result at any
moment Her husband, Ch rlcs berth. stil per
ssts that the shooting vas accidental. and his
wife. though admitting that for number OF
years past they have lived very unhapuily to-
gether, Is inclined to confirm his assertion. Sne
hoes not deny. however. tNut her sn7nd more
than once threatened t. take her life. The
brother Hugo Bsrtn, who returned from
MNOmIng the morning Of the shooting. and VINO
Owus the Ii-tOl-N nutderpus uking Xix
shooter, about foot In length-alsO assur,d d
Coroner Woltman that 1t " accidental. lie
wa-, nevertheless committed with his brother,
tut ye-terd y. after hearing his zee uut II the
tragedy. The Coroner consented To- adj. Al potG
men 10 Dail. Ihty were taken To- tLe Coroner's
ufllce with tue tritnus who were to sign tue bal
bnnus 80. "" l-"eninS That -. amount 70
quired would te t5tUO fnT Charles aud ii.OCO for
iiugn, they Il ciaieu that tney could not FUR
nish such bail. They were ABOUT to be recom-
mitted, when Hugo, VINO iOok- like "A wanuerer,
made short speech to the effect that tie Was
accustomed to free life upon the prairie. aud
he really couldn't endure another nights con-
lne ment He then furnished the required bail
OF sl.Vr and WAS liberated, While his brother
was uE IA locked UP to await the resuit II bs
Nltt'- lul4TIts.
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AFTER HAR JEUEL BOx.
Was $1,000 worth oi Diamond. Held for IA
$50 BOnrd Biilf

Mrs. Euschia Fitzgerald rcappcared be-
tore Justice IXby Yesterday morning and swore
TO the tru + Of her 81 ltemeu's as given IN the
THE yesterday. Under oath she fixed the
vlue of the jewels detained hy her landlady at
5000. The landlady, Mira. Schneider, her ser
y.nt, and Mrs. ftz-erald's young son were In
the court room. COl ST. Martin, the man 10 the
case, " ; CONSPICUOUS by his dbsenCe.
Mrs. FltZcerali wore g rring- apparently Of
diamonds, a. q a resplenuent diamond hre ST
uin A. trEs ~ an oid-faSnionsd penny. Sne l. "A
b unue Of the LYDIA Thompson tSp'. Her e,e~
are OF nOndescrpt shade between gray and
bl lie. Mrs. schneider. the defendant, was the
complete contrast = the defendant Her round,
open fHce, bore an expression Of open 2, ed won
der. Her uld-stile tlauket shawl aud black
skirt ppenled to confidence a the hubiliments
Of honesty. Horace Fitzgerald, the plaintln's ;
n and lr,ncipal with wore the grtN uni
form Of some military school. lie Il a little
white-headrd fellow. whose mid, Ingenious eK-
preston gave no promise Of the sharpness he has
hsplaS eu under ex inlnatI N. Ellen Diilon. the
fourth OF this quartette, looked very like her
nume, aud her accent bore out her Appearance.
lroceeoines were POSTPONED ull tO-morrow.
the defendant being allowed TO 90 on ner own
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MARY KEILT DYING.
No Hope for tho Recovery Of the Young Giri
who was shot bv Her Lover.

Mary Kelly, the young girl who was
shotby her lover on Thursday, lay sinking slowly
yesterday within a curtained space In Ward II Of
Bellevue Hospital, No attempt had been made
to probe her wounds, but the direction taken
by the balls point to speedy ending NJ her
cherries life. 1t Ia not probable that she will
sce another day. She Il, for the most part, sum
ciently under the influence Of morphine TO
deaden the pain which she would otherwise
suffer, and she sleeps uneasliy Mt short intervals.
Her brother visited her during the day, and her
mother sat 10y her bedside through all the long
hours Of daylight, as she had sat through tho
drcary night She has no longer any hope Of her
chlld's recovery, and the poor girl herself has
at last abandoned all expectation Of ever lcav-
Ing the hospital alive. "Oh, its all over with
me" she said yesterday, despairlngly. to her
mother, and the old woman covered her care
worn face with her thin hands and exclaimed,
on, why did let her 60 put 70 be murdered
girl. why didn't | go myself aud leave her at
home =
realize what the words meant Occasionally she
opened her eyes wearily, as the voice of her
mother or brother struck upon her enr, and
looked for moment at the speaker, but 1t was
evidently AN effort for her to recognize any one.
a bouquet Of fresh. fragrant flowers stood on
stand beside the bed aud the little alcove In the
ward was made 10 look as cheerful as possible;
A consultation. in which Dr. Hamilton aud DR..
nope were present, was held yesterday, anu, IN
view ~ the terrible shock from which the patient
was suffering, It was deemed inadvisahle to at
tempt the performance Of any operation with
view To the extraction of the balls. II was not
supposed that recovery was possible
once during the day the sufferer opened her
eyes and asked, simply" where's thrisY 1t
was the first time since the tragedy that she had
spoken Of her murderer Her brother told her
he was In the Tomh- and she smiled not at all
~ though she furgaVc him.
Tine Al~hciau i- locked up In cell ~ uf the city
prison. lie was but slightly affected when told
that his victim WAS al the point Of death.
shot her because loved her lac said, and
could not bear To see her walking with other
men that man tllfuid particularly. What docs
II mnitcr what they do with me after she IL
dead f' He said HAT their little boy was two
year old Yesterday, and added that when he fired
the pistol in Mrs. ktlN's room ON Tuesday he
had 10 intention nf shooting any one; that hc
merely fired at the ceiling. AN assertion which is
contradicted 10y Mrs. Kelly who SAYS that he was
about To fire Ht her daughter when the girl
grasped his hand, and the ball entered the floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
THE OUTLOOK IN FLoRIDA.
An Impression thnt the supreme Court vii
Order n New Canvass.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec. 1G.-In the man
damus case before the Supreme Court to.day
the defend ,nt made Oil answer, whicn, after ar
gumcnt the court characterized us Insufficient,
aud ordered that It be amended aud brought
into court by Monday morning at ~ o'clock.
There IL very general impression that the
court will issue the mandamus to the board ana
that new canvass will be made. THIS new
canvass VIII operate directly on the State and
Congressional tickets alone, though II will, OF
course, have an Indirect Influence on national
politics. lhe face u the returns on which the
new canvass, II ordered, will be made will give
Drew large majority and elect both Demo-
cratic Congressmeo. rhe decision Of the Court
VIII hardly be rendered before Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The Conversational Committee closed the In
vestlzatlon Of Leon county to-day, and will en-
ter on Monroe county Monday morning. No Of
ncidl report Will be made ON any county until all
have been Investigated.
The senate Committee reached Tallahassee
this morning. II Will begin its sessions ON Mon
day morning.
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DECLdRED 40 BE INSANE.
The Disordcred Mind OF one Of the sharpesi
OF life Insurance Men.


Joshua B. Gates, formerly general agent
OF the United States Life Insurance Company
OF this city has been declared y luaatic under a
commission issued out Of the Court o. Common
Pleas. MIR Gates retired from the ~, insul ance
business about six years ago with a fortune Of
over $4,000. He was considered the abest life
insurance man In the business. Hts tact was
wonderful. and q stumble against perfect
stranger almost invari lbly ended In what lie
tOcularly called taking the mans ife." He
was very popular, and was constantly on the
road, where ne was well known to many by the
strangeness of his appearance and extravaganza
OF his manner. soon after retiring from busi-
ness he began to manifest symptoms Of mental
deranscment. This showed itself hfst IN ex-
uiydraht PURCHASES. AT one line he bDught
twelve horses, an al another immense quanLi-
ties of jewelry. Last fall he was arrested Uy "A
leading BfotdwaY house for giving them "A
spurious cheek ~ payment Of a bin. A year ago
his FANNY began legal proceedings against him
In New Jersey, where lie then lived TO nave hi,n
Declared lunatc. bat they we're unsuccessful.
In November Of TINS year the proceedings were
renewed In 'hc Court q Common Pleas in thu.
city. The examination lsted seven days Drs
Alonzo ClarK, " III rd Pakor, CYmer, Thomp-
kSu' -. anu o,aUt pa, '''' "''H ~. "'
RtI ul lcaulhs men N business, Mrts cat..,.
witnesses. On Friday evening Mr. Douglas
DalhpbeIl' cOuis sci ior tie family, ottaiueI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16-ln the House to-
day the speaker presented the following tele-
gram, Received by him IRON MIR. Morrison,
Chairman Of the LOUISIANA select Committee;
I4c Nm. Sl"eei HfpddL S.eller. Washington, D. g.:
dgr iny committee n "a d.schatse Of me- duij kcuun'
NY wltuout incur ilg loss OF ION and uau.
ser. me pr dle ion OF papers aud ieesrans Is r..
Washington Wltuput the power ~ Cd House 20 en-.
force obedience o. ~, process ine commit cannot
Cschalgr It's dut. IAt House should ieiualn ia scs.
,ion Have jdst received t.e follo~ins messenger
Here follows Mr. Oson's letter. printed ia
Yesterdays Sun. refusing u produce the Origi-
nals % telegraph dcsuatches.]
lhe following reply has been sent:
u,ham oriou. P,,i.ntor is ..tr ri'. ps' Ia,
graih company. Nee io,i
ns to obey tie process Of tue House 81 RepfeienS.
M 6 coe Su4 n MT y = Sd pr"ee @ .sHf u 5al S
rriusa OF luiurmatun necessary ascertain tuc whole
July d" ~ '"' 'D''1 '''''''' w w. H. @ Moanis5S DSe'
Inc despatches having been read, MIR. wood
ing " by tue expression Of his Lelief that the
House wo Id not te slow to Wndicate its Tiguts
and privileges.
MIR Hoar (Itep., Mass) made a point Of order
that the question Was not properly before the
House, as the report OF a committee could not
be made TO the House by telegraph.
The Speaker overruled the point Of order and
ruled mat II was question VI privilege aud Was
properly before the House.
Mr. Woods resolution was then read, as fol-
lows
Rsoref That the communication presented by the
,,... 49," tne Hon. VIM X Morri-on Chairman Ol
tine srtci COMMITTEE Hrpo,n,.. >. '.'lt''e c'r'a'h
matters relating 10 .ur !ar election iu l0'N nl, ~ -
ferred to the Juncaly Committee, with instruction. 10
rep u hi the earliest practicable moment wht action
me House should take 10 the pfeAsts 10 ehfOc &C lIs
rghtful uulhoiy.
Mr, kasson Wep, Iowa) again pressed tho
point Of order made by Mr. liotr, tut the
Spe kor adhered To- his ruling, and Mr.. Iip.r
suld tnat on :, feruon it seemed 10 Inn ina. the
posiuun of the char was entirely correct. The
resolution was then passed Without discussion
q 1 "A division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
THErtN rnE nIrroDRoMn.
The Polo PLAYING, Running and Trotting
Inst Evening.

The polo game in the Hippodrome last
evening WAS one OF tue most -kilful played IN
this country The conditions were to play three
games for the Bennett CUP Two sides were
IN de- m as follows: Blues. Cilifornians, under
Capt. Nell Mowry,witn Messr-.G. y. Morfan. Ri
milo, ana l.. Fater. Reds, Bo ~ NJ Polo & ub
uuder Lieut.. A. Fuller, with "a, ssr-. Charles
Hoyt, flank Prot, A 4. Colby, j asrph Phillips,
auI james RYAN. Nr. MowD's side bad won
the Two nights previous. The game, by bril-
liant ulaving last night, was won 10y the Blues
securing fourteen Innings 10 the Red four in
niugs.
lhe total innings Of the three nights stands
{ liiornians thirty TO the BistOns seven. sir.
BlassJn pr sented the Bennett cuu, In the half
mile running race Village Blacksmith won the
ntst ract ia liz Morgan the second heat in Ill.
Boo Netcall. the rider OF Village Back ~mitn.
struck his les az INST the railing, ana was III
Jurrd, Tue tniru heat was declared N, on tho
grounds Of Morgan b"ing pulled. Morgan won
the heat hnd race Ia l.Od.
Ihe trutting match for purse of 500 for
horses that b We never beaten 35 was won uy
-. George, after clu-e contest with SNOW
flake, in Tour heats. lime-2jl,. 2ig =. -, aud
2;45s. Snowflake second.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

The General Term Of the supreme Court in
Brooklyn on Friday heard appeal IN the suit Of
JosepAlue Asn, bI Johu Ash, her guardian, Against
Henry Astor Tor $4,000 damages. The defendant.
counsel sad. was sou of wuham B Aston anu lived
OF farm IN Dutchess county John Ash vas Las far.
mer. AstOr, II is relrescnted, used 10 20 TO A. ~
nuure ahu ak tie fanny 10 near MN preach After
one " rnols he asAed the little gir ~hI set
ing ~ chalc whether she had hun aruuk.
she anrsrrei that she hac. ThereupOn MIR. Astor
struCkle IN tn BACK, and knDcAtd Ter from the
char spinal dise4- follow Ved rhe ncCAms hope
res grippe. ine case vas tried before Judge rnard
am Jub III March aud verdict was Alucd The
iul amount lined The appeal Is Iakeu by the de.
renee from the judgment aud from order denying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
Are E.i.lins BuildIns Inv. Adequate,

The heads Of the different municipal depart
mcnts met yesterday IN Ihc offices Of the Health De.
partnent to devise means for toe prevention Of such
casmity as has visited Brook in There we're present
Drs. Chanler aud JRucway Of the Health board Mayor
Nlckhaini Ponce Commissioner SMith ADd Erhaid .
Fire Commissioners PerleY King aud HAtcni anu
Building sultflntrndent Adams. MAYOR Nlckuum
preside H. shl that the obl,ct Of tnr mccuug Wa.
10 fttTuinc Wucthrr eNisIns building laws YER hl
Quatc to the protection uf NE and limb Ctle 90 m,
ana panic. lie thought that arbitrary poRcr ou-ht tu
be lOdRei vi suinr me ~ tue uuAlcpal pan men =
TO comp j the G fore ment ~ violated laws Me-.
Chanler, smith, ana Adams were appointed a colnnIit
&c 10 confer Wi the CORPORATION Counsel us 70 thr
Iegai powers VI the several depArtlnrutr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

james Ry1nwas run oNcr aud killed near Men
n, VI, }rbrrdAy,
The Al hnma Legislature has rrpc led the law
taAlus uiuuMtlb 40, Iuc I peal laAts immediate
elect.
Dennis Mahonoy was instantly Killed in Low
cl YES crday, ou t"e NAcA of The BOston aud Low t
Railroad.
Two large barns belonging TO Samuel lIerbcrt's
csatln Ferry street, Concord, y. H., we're burned last
night. Loss 5000.
J. J. Perkins wos fatally poisoned at Fair Ha-
ven w. yes erlaY. b. drus CORK phIns hin By ulis
inhe helleOtre tor valcrian.
fire In Cairo, H., yesterday morning de-
slroi ed nfetn hWlings on Commercial Lryrr be-
tween Fourth and SIKH str eic. mosfly small frame
t0,o0o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
the ElsTEKN QUESTION.
A Rus-o-Turkish War Considered to be Iu.
evitable-Russia's Preparations

LONDON, Dec. ia special despatch
from Berlin to the Standard says: "D ID spite all
peaceful statements elsewhere, the news recev-
ed from the conference IN high political quar-
ters here IN intains that q Russo. Turkish war is
inavif.lia p..4'~ - -. So. -----'-.-. -
prephriti ons, an1 will endeavOr to Drotfact the
conference unul her southern arDiy l. conc n
trse1. Private Intelligence from st. Peters.
burg also states that Russia Is unalterably de-
ernined TO meet immediitely the grievances
which have been alre ldy INDUCED too long for
European peace, tut she will not enter the field
until she feels able 10 make an Irresistible as
suit"
despatch from Constsntinople TO Reuters
Telegram Company says " The Hellenic Minis
ter has communicated TO the Plenipotentihries
a memorundum to be submitted to tho plen ry
Conference, stating the grievances Of the Greek
population OF Turkey. The memorandum IL
couched In moderate terms, friendly to the
f"r. e. The Turkish ornaments are being vigor-
ou-ly pressed forward. Troops are marching to
the Dtnubidn and Asiatr frontiers, and there
isgfe.t activity al ibe arsenal"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
Nr. co.,- nilI To- EcguIa,c Immlern,ion.

WAsnlNGroN, Dee. l6.-lh House Committee
on Commerce to day heard iurter Arguments concern
Ing Representative COKE bl to regulate mmisia ion
GustaNe schwAb Of Sew YORK, gent ~ the Nurh
NcinAn steamship lut, And James Alexander, OF the
tuuard lue, ul puscd the measure, particularly the
provision for tue collection ~ head money hr. Hayes
Of Michigan representative of the national boards
ul trade also addressed the committee IN opposition
10 the OIL. aud MI pty N, counsel for the New YORK
State commissioners OF Emigration. cone uici the ur
gumeut begun INN yes crdly IN IT. advocacy. TIE
hearing Of argument 10y the comuliuee Is nov closed
anG the, viii take W the bill Tor sidrration aud
possible action Al meeting to be held next Iuesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

The "ianpy Boys' Coterie, u gang OF young
thieves who make thtr head quarters In basement on
BOerum street, near Graham avenue. WIliiamsnurgh,
rliled on bakers wagon last evening. ana stole
therefrom Is worth OF bread and cake At about 10
OCIoch .a-t git the ponce ralfel Oh n ~ lar "a
captured tiyt ~ fht youngsters IN tho u ealing
the stolen sWets. At the lNth Prvciuct police station
theN gave then Nance Juhn Sclbtrt ltef Peterson,
Joseph klcArl, Georse smith, MllllAm KENNEL, Mln.
Mcrks, VIM WEIR. Edward Remedy, VI chi"l kruuz
Joseph Liup, NichOias ktlcharI, anu Gus. Weber
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

NuRPOlK, Va" Dec. ld.-A passeng, rot on
tue stehm,r james Lcary OF the Ia, Iuc "A Bllm re-
yesterday afternoon, ant registered AS "I hnson "
lie atcrward seen by the barber jump rboad
INTO tue b.y near Font Carroll. Toe steamer stopped
ana hackru hnt lft nat Nh~ liwor' hut 40 TRACE of
nm could hr iuunh. toe ram va, tl-d.f rtecIv u
nS the tmri of Police de-CThNg thr man, real
ntc l. uppuHcd e. ur i NlIrrut. II O.. tNuu-ht tNut
De- Wa lehnrus uAutr trIalon OF the mana al tnc
time VI the 1,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
Four Hundred rmployee- pi.thnreca.

WAShINuION, DEC. Ih~FUur hundred em-
ploy'ee o, The tmcan ot Engraving an Printing wee
uischas-u louay neatly ,I,.'. -, iufce Of tne ID
tire bureau. About i~o|hirds Of the unforiuuae VIC
Tins were women, many ui ttm being press glrs WHO
have been omplOyCi 10 the puutVr luCNifutly. Ihrst
discharges have been expected tor time, owing to
the recpt action ~ tht GiNtruucut u giHts thr work
Of printing irNtnut tAmp- lo the bank note C0npAus
Instead VI lU the lugraNlug And Printing buTu Au.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

DALTIMORB, Dec. l6-Patnck Michigan, n
moin er VI the first orsnch of the ClW Council from
lac tl.A.p ward, died ns mornIng from IN, the OF,
t, rHtu WON'T received on Thursday mormng laet IN
az III gee NJ lll Mullg Just before ms death
ma e A i,tc,, m hefOre Justge n the Peace N
vi lcl he yufti'lv '"rr lha he was SLY, by Ihoas
D. Hogan. Muil lau wac y, taFs old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
soME w4ShINGroN TOPICS.
LirIle Johnny Davenport In Consultation with
trnnt aud Morton.

WAsHINGTON, Dec, lG.-It 10 said that John J.
Davenport aud scna Or Morton an interview vita
the iresideui on 1hur.day relation TO rumor- that
e Dem crais were banding tteiu.,,es together for
the purpose - inausumuns Mr. ildcn a. President
On inquiry tu Gay al the Department Of Justice. tr
AT NrNtl Gcntra -uid he hsI heard Of suCu ruuurs
tut that he had received nothing m continuation OF
then, DlugeAt quln iu other qusr,"rs iall - elen
nlt.ln. dcnnile Concerning ine rumors
An intu ate personal anl political friend OF United
STATE. iolnni--iVLtr Davenport U-crcdis the ruuur
that Davenport brought information to M, cl'y of
po ,lca cous,lrace- Threatening The punuc
The la tf Wee, OF any where else. lie sys pAvcn.
porte call al tue Executive Mansion wa- merely for
The purpose OF procuring spordy scttltmrmt ~ uis
accounts AID that Ms interview win tAt Plesi-eut
had no other slgnlnc or result
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

The Rev. George Mcclellan Fiske was Installed
rector Of 81 Mnris Episcopal Church. Castatou ey
"a o. Nes Brighton. on rhur,dAy. The services were
conducei ny Bishop Potter as'- cd nv Bishop SCAR
borough - Ncw J,r.eT. Among the crr. inen pre-
e." were tAe h'N, Dr Morgan pa ui irWW thuirn,
Sew 80 tine Rev. Nr luulr ~ tNr uulth uf int
Ascr4-tnu, St.teu lalandi the Rls sauurl ii4le of
Morrl-tuwu. \ I.i t'r Ery Nj, ! Jiuil-ou oi thr.fi
Church. sew rnrhton, Hur ihc Rev Nj Sam ) Of 81
aul's Me.IVrIhl Nhulcl luilI AInsYIM..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

WAsH1NGToN, Dec. l6.--ln the House yester-
day, speeches eulogzing the late speaker Kerr were
made 10y M"s-re. HAMILTON, Kelley, II ,ymonu Monroe,
Holman, Cox. Clym'r, trsrv, AtAiAs. Hereford Knott
and trr IIt Spcakcrs Cuar il tu be drapvd MOURN
IN. duiu- the rtmaauer % tv rtssiou, uuu thc ,4l
badge OF mourning s TO be worn by The mclbu-s AMI
officer. the House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

The unclaimed baggage left In the Belmont
Hotel oy guests on tue way to the Centennial EInib.
ton wac sold by auction by Mr. Johnson NJ 81 Nassau
street ytster.ay Ihcre were valisee. bags trunks.
sitches ana c.utnng of a descrintiuns to uo humber
OF anout two hundred packAgrs The purchases were
mace for small amounts am the last u tAe lo some
LtIb packages, Naesl Tor tl7O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
The Bosu. vana1r0il, Dea,h Notice.

Tho sender OF the bogus despatch on MondaN,
Oct 10, announcing the death Of Commodore N'udei-
bnt IN ord to fleet the stock market WAS bfiesel
yesierdaS and locked up in the Ponce Celir. 'rhce
1ue tnHr Nas gNru io ltttCive Sampson, WuI after q
ialk Nh me wa" ocii tfrd tue dr,patc, an from
uescNli q of thc pcs "a who gave the cspatCh 60
TIE boy, ie Co4tlud. tA tur iu IA Wns g. A. tOudt u
cnrOsto 4r Otpkrr, who. lt is alleged vctlmsrd v
aNcnhn ut N Nlll sir.. Ntth hogu- checks tu tat
amounl oi t&uot. Drucuy tamp-0u met 90 an o..
IOddwAY, AM hr Wfs fuWulItrl bN Justice IiNbt.
COrdlt said that be Nrrd al lJy We Houston ttrcct
and that h4s family liz rd Ia Orange, :, J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17
JHE LATEST OLD WORLD VIEWS.
The Finance Minister'S Defeat iu the Chamber
of Deputtcs.

VERSAILLES. Dec. l0.-ln the Chamber Of
Deputcs to day the debae the estimates u revenue
was resumed NotNltAstan ing the opgos'ron OF NJ
say, Minister OF Finance the House pressed motion
" vote OF 500 against 10. expressing tie turtaA On
saf' CANT, ia Nas : rong advocate q the mo-
adjourned ~ Friday -' ~ " ~-SN'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-17

Shortly before II o'clock last ni.ht srio' fpr
Help were heard from the river at NE foot Of Notn
Eighth street " mshurgh. The wstchman nna
oiheis hurried TO dht ~ AMI rescued from the
wafer VINO hdd iallrn oN rJuafu Whr lutDYlcatrd A.,
was lnsenslble when taken from the water aD1 va.
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LoNDoN. Dec. ia special DESPATCH from
Vienna To the iug Ieec'Gph seryia hss sigiucd
lci Willingness TO make proper rtparaton for the re-
cen Insult to the Au tran nag the iurCible dele.
lion and searching Of AL Austrian mail steamer Uy the
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memorial 4ervlce II to be held in the chanel
Al Intun tuugr streets TINS afternoon IA YlrW
the de ~ ol Mrs Matnllde g.. Lo,Hrr the vile u
peT,
The Rev. DR.. Nye, Universolst pastor OF the
Cem9nl Az nue thurcl i- TO preacA lhis moiul e on
4" Tie Fate OF tie Brooklyn De a WlCrc Gi the Three
Hundred so visa Wey DNd, AID what II their CVldl.
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Hydrophohinlin Millinm.bursh.

Harry Frank young m ~ Il years Of age. who
has been "otkins for some months In the glass eurss
at tre foot OF Taylor street WI iamshurgh Was seized
with hNdluuhoh.a while M thc h4uY st on ~ h a.
avenue. Tue ,Ymptoms Ner" 20 decisive tnat ho was
al VlCe taken 10 tue CliS hospital,