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Ahrim Frey OF S9l First avenue died suddenly
In his resiarucr yesterday Cause Of death unknown
The body Of Michael McCanry was found on
Pier ~, North rNer yrsIcrdai. lio had been missing
since Soy ti.
rhe police closed a gambling house at II
players, nll cpinrrd.
DR. G. l.. Leynes lecture ON the Jewish
lu pIi,' IN lle Temple Lexington avenue and Fiiy-
MIN street, TINS evening.
Phuck Cummings OF 772 Tenth avenue who
VS. crushed uy ear 10 the seYonth Avenue Railroad
depot ON Friday. died yesterday.
Omcer Timer found the body nf Michael ".
torrI ~. cKmau, u iler ~. 'rth ifcr, Yesterday.
for seven weeSs.
". T. woqdruG and tan .wil install tho ON
DE cAer aud hoHery, INA c'enng The thrd degree
viii Dee couierrrd
Col. Robert Stork'on, son ~ Unitod states
senator stockton. of ,w ier,.f o.ru apnoutrlA a
SPECIAL s.r of tn' lr'nprJ bJ secretary bntOw, and
dnulodto tii, cip
In the surrocato's Court Yesterday, the wlll
of loirfu liroul WAS rontrst'i hy a anW,n er WHO
ind hcrn bruurtih.l nnthmg Iirr fIltr.Ii .of lus-
taud hAd quarrel 4 about plhtics IuI r''l-iNn.
rho nceth Won MacnnerrIor .cHl'udod IN
tH,Hll., hNilir-, NhSi if''. lI' HMirp "hl
take az active part va sac trutclnlst tHrhrauon.
An unknown man. picked up insonsihlo at
Ihird avenue ana l'ln Slr" "l ln'''u urea li tie
N.uety ninth Nrrrt lUsiIfslI alrr4ty lt AS aluut
my yeafs Ola, feet b. ami a.a .ar pATualj gray
Justice Tim Campbell, Of the rum Distrirt
Court. has uiadr the fpl1Sing appOiuimrnt flI,t
ccra WUii.u tpuNj deputy elrrA, barney lAan n-
aud William Tong iantor, Nln. Cl.aov.
The B1aid ~ Trade Yesterday elected q. ..
lowing 'un!iirr tn lNNr "I o"rh 30 | .
lhite' hhhn ."s"'t A"i... DO I.''. p
hllor WIZ, treacr'a. o,e., ~. .'''4A c.ipa4t..
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parERsoN's rENIrENr rREAcHER
Explanation. ny the Woman with whom he
Confessed his Adultery.

Mr.. Pfannebecker, whose wife is impli-
Gated by the confession OF the Rev. A. C. STANCE
Of the Paterson Broadway Presbyterian Church,
said Yesterday that Mr. STANCE went from New
York to Patterson eighteen or twenty months
ago. being young man Of about twenty-five
years, a nne scholar, and rather prepossessng
In his manner. lie was very much liked by
tho congregation, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pfanne-
becker showed him every kindness. lie lodged
In Division street, taking his meals In Bridge
street, but part OF the time he prepared his own
meals. and not unfrequently went to Mr. Pfan-
nebeckers aud took simple breakfast. In
March last he married a young lady In Newark.
No one suspected him OF improper conduct
until Mrs Pfannebecker told her hus
band on Christmas Day that for near
ly a year she had been subjected 20 the
Insults Of SIR. STANCE: that during last Spring he
made three assaults upon her, the third. shortly
before his marriage, being successful that she
screamed, but he swsre he would Kill her and
himself II she ever told her husband, and by
threats and actual force he compelled hor TO sub
nit to his wishes that owing to his threats, and
for fear of her husband, she had concealed the
times since attempted Improper liberties with
from him. Mr.. Pfannebecker has had no wish
20 IN AXE the scandal public but now that MIR.
STANCE has made a confession OF adultery. in
stead Of cOnfcssing criminal outrage, he deems
It Just to his wife that her story should be
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MOULTON'S SUR.
Gen. Pryor's Opinion of the Demurrer Tac-
tics Also Word from the PlaintiG.

On Gen Pryors attention being called
last night to the opinions expressed on the bear
ing and the effect of the demurrer proceedings
In MouIton's suit against Beecher, he said.
The leell eirec' OF demurrer is to concode
the absolute truth of every allegation In the
COMPLAINT or pleading dcmurred to. Courtesy
rcquites that we should suppose counsel for the
defendant nave interDOsed the demurrer with
faith In It's validity. but for my part deem IL
utterly untcnahle. ana have not a shadow Of
doubt that IL will he overruied. liy the COM
mon consent Of the profession. by habltuil prac-
tice. as well as by the al publications OF the courts
IN TINS state, nOllc proscqui Is a sufficient
dci cru nation Of cause to support an
action for malicious prosecution. That is the
only question raised by the demurrer. The sug
gestipn III some quarters that demurrer in
wolves the inquiry whether MIR. Beechcr went
before the Grand Jury voluntarily or under COM
pulsiOn IA absurd, AZ evory lawyer understands,
ior the demurrer admits that he went there, as
alleged In the compliant, voluntarily and mali
ciously, BE idcs, u IN fact he went under sub
IUna, that compelled him only to tell the truth,
wherons the demurrer admits that hc testified
falsely"
Mr Moulton being asked his opinion. said that
Il was "a continuation ~ the tactics exemplined
In the nr-t suit in tue persistent application for
"A bill Of particulars. Iney tthe lleecher law.
yersl fought that to the Court Of Apueals ana
hacA again, and while they did not get the
bill, yet they did get what tney started Tor,
namely, sever months delay. ihat's what
earmgn Is after by his demu' rer. He'll lie
bVltcn on II in Brooklyn. but bell travel with "
up to Albany aud back again. and ~ before he
will az last have to meet the issue squarely,
winch issue Is, Did tue Rev. Henry ward
Becchcr commit adultery with Enasbcth Il.
| 1iiton. and did he commit perjury IN swearing
with uplifted hand that he never mad commit
ted said aduteryY | see some Of the Beecher
papers say that this suit Il a sham. Well, II
they think so, let them wait and $50 Deecher
under the rack Of Butlers crOss-cx examination.
| MAY be they Will then think that it Is a sham
! fight"
The following letter was received from Gen
Butler Dy MIR. Moulton:
My DEAR MouLTOS | have mlsiad your note re-
1 Haf fN nU e. "a A
Ferchcr, which Is my apology for not Answering II
suuucr
will take your retainer and Aid Gen Pryor TO tn,
bee. Of my ahiuty wncn ana where can, aId Viii tn
ueav1f to ia tcc dOnc where hluk great wrong
| has been ptrue, ,r.tcd.
| rltae cAl on me Tuesday morning at the fifi
! Avenue. uUrs Vtry truy,
| WAsuiSGroS, Jan. 1870 REsJ. 7. DUrLER.
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TIE pREsrDESTIAL cANVdss.
Eastern nnd Western Cities bidding for the
Republican Convention.

WAsHINGToN, Jan 12.-Nearly all Of the
members Of the Republican National Commit
tee, which will meet tomorrow morning 1T
the Arlington Hotel, are now here. hessrs.
Medill and Drake OF Chicago bead the delega-
ton from that city to represent Chicago as the
most appropriate place for holding the Presi-
dental nominating Convention. The delega-
ton from Cleveland for a similar purpose as
concerns their city IA headed by A. B. Sher-
win. Gov. Noyes heads the Cincinnati del
egation TO offer accommodations In tnat
city. Msssrs. Marvin and Sackett also
here IN behalf NJ Saratoga Springs, and
ex-Goy. Claflin, on behalf of the citizens of Bos-
ton, will present to the Executive Committee a
resolution Offering the use ~ Faneuil II all for
the meeting Of the Convention. Rcpresenta-
tives from New York Will also tender facilities
IN tn 4 city. Philadelphia does not ask that
the Convention re held there, but If the comit-
tee should 80 resolve, the necessary accommo-
dations will be provided. The CO nmitteo OF
citizens Of Washington completed Tonight
their address to the committee. urging the se-
lection 81 this city a. tho more epi ropriate
place for tho Convention. having matured their
plans by which II could be amply accOmmo-
dated. sufficient sum Of money has been
subscribed for all necessary expenses.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. II. The House Committee
on the Judiciary at their meeing to-day, considered
the proposed amendment to the Consutution limiting
the Presidential term. Some OF the members are In
favor Of nIng tho term at six years. with inc yibiity
tnerward Othets are for siN years with in.ginilly
until after the expiration Of such term, ana
others for restricting tho President 20 two terms Of
four years each, in other words. against third term
under the present constitutional provision but the
majority Of the committee seem to favor one term only
OF with incl gihty for reelection The COM
mlttee tOuN test vote as TO nxng the Presidential
term at rlI with inelgiby OF reelection. lhe
vote was tO IN favor.
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CROOKED WHISkEY.
The Prosecutions slow Prosress-F q. Boyd
n 90. OF New Yo4k Again Accused.

4 %.
CmcAGo Jan. l2.-For some reason. not
apparent to the public, the law officers OF the
Government do not press the whiskey cases be-
fore the Grand Jury or IN the court. OF those set
down for trial this term the prosecution does
not seem ready in a single one to 20 to trial In
many instances the documentary evidence Is 80
clear that the indicted persons have entered
pleas Of noe contendere AS to the charges OF
fraudulent returns but plead not guilty as to
conspiracy.
The District Attorney TO-DAY would not say
whether he was willing to accept the plea as to
the frst counts and abandon the other. or would
20 to trial. IT may be he does not desire just
now to 20 to trial In any cases which would re-
quiro the DEVELOPMENT Of all the evidence
against the Ring, because that would be giving
Rehm. Hesing, and Miller knowledge oi the
Thus far these three are the larscst game
aimed at, although II IL well understood til at
there l. enough evidence to bring down much
higher members OF the Repuolcan party but
where there Is enough evidence 10 secure the
conviction % minor members Uf the Ring with
out bringing out the main facts against the
chiefs, there is no reason why their trials should
not be pushed. there seems to be some hitcn
I'm tho cases which the Grand Jury has been
considering. No whiskey Witnesses have been
exltniued tnis week.
pected to tell all they knew have hesit te d
when the pinch came. The influences brought
| to bear on them are well known to be very
| strong. Secretary Brstow mas somehow been
| constrained within "a few days to reiterAie his
| iniunctions to the representatives. Of the Gov
| ernment here thai no guilty man must be
| allowed to escape. Inc suspicion Ia that the
| secreiar, was afraid that certain political iniln-
! euces which are at work might deter ths Dis
| trict Attorney and the Grand Jury from the per
| formance Of their duty.
Parker X. Mason, an extensive rectiner, de-
| clared to-day that he had dealings with y. o.
Boyd & Co. Of New York, which may be decided
| by the court 10 have been crooked. The revenue
| officers profess 10 have an abundance 10 secure
| this firms conviction.
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ISDIASAPoLIs, Jan. 2.-Ibe United States
Court to-day occupied in hearing evidence In the
McGnn case. George Hogan one Of the Ring. gave
testimony that being In charge Of the barre room at
PAtoAa he frequently allowed spiris to be Withdrawn
ana shipped on old stamps, which would afterward be
returned aud used for t.c came purpose,
John =. crisp, wAO was general inside Rauger. and
kept the looks lur the Bnghams at Patpka Testified
that curug tue llst halt Oi the 1874 there
anOut hundred Oarels pei nOntn Of crooked whls
fhpie fr IA Patuka 10 LNansyillc.
The Government has rested tue case unit John Bing
ham Afflte- tU-mUfrU~.
Jfincs X. HI Was released from custody to-day on
tlo,DUU bsii.
Tie uuit agreed TO grant continuance IN the
o. Ioui, Bros unl Nc ihir4 dai - the May OF
court. lie wi d. frqur 20 furnish satisfactory &C.
CgTIty lOr HI. app .srIucc at tuIl tlIc,
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A Warning to Cigar Dealers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. R.-The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue In letter to Supervisor Foke Of
Boston, relating the practice among gar dealers Of
pasting caution notices with their pro.
prirtors the caution notices originally affixed to
the boxes by the manufacturers OF the IN such
msnner to completely hide the same from view
says; The dealer Or any other person VINO covers
Cunccals the manufacturers label by pAstng over
IL similar one Of HE own ON whlc1 he has his own
name printed a. proprietor, az Thoroughly and Al
crecfuAly removes the manufacturers laNcl a. y. ht
washed OF scrappd { Of. A. caution notice T. IT.
moved where II s covered up ami concca @ .. ahi any
person WHO thus removes the manufacturers lane
from cigar box renders hnsef liable for esct suca
removal tn penalty II $50, and ynu are hereby ~
sruc,d 10 report an cases OF thi Kind to tae Ds c'
Attorney Tor prosecution"
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Three children naWed Penuh'n were drowned
nea ArDmot, e. b., Oh Tuesday while drawing elrd
un the Ice.
Mitchell. Green stevens, dry goods, of nns-
tom ar r,puried to have allcl -ud nNtcu ul ct <
~ their creditors.
I. Roger Johnson, for many years Grand Sec
rettTY Of me indeprndrnt Orlor Of odl fcllows Of
California, died on Tuesday AZ santa Barbara.
The Stockholders Of the New York, New IIa-
ven and Hartford Railroad COMPANY, Ia New Haven.
Yesterday, rec ected the old Board of Directors.
The Wisconsin Legislature met in Madison
yetteriay MI y D. Fncll Of Polk elected sp aker
of the House, NJ H. Potter, author - me Potter
Jaw, was chosen President pro ten, ~ ,ne Senate.
DR.. o. L. Cobb, "a Wcst Troy physician, W.,
it itl I''nf 900 b" Tor PA mouths Aun hhfd 'l,
Boy 'ualCc louNaY of i'uY FlrrdIy WUrulus, fCt ln
decuutl h.9sl. VI ~ Te-aaus VI tNo lead iufale.
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wAsHIsGrON. Jan. le-The Senate, in eXecu.
tive session this afternoon, confirmed the follow nj
nominations; A. @. Gaylord Of Michigan 10 be Assist
mt Atornr, -General vice Walter H. Smith. rcsigncd
Edwin II. smith Of Maine to be Assistant Attorney
Genera. vice G. II. uu, resigned Thomas simons OF
New iOrN bee Assistant Atorney-tcncrAl, wee uhf
Goforth. rcslguedi Henry H. Blake % be Associate
just OF N mana.
United states Attorn-ys-Grrry W. Hezicton Tor the
Eastern Dis ric OF Wisconsin, Henry II. Wells for he
District o. Columbia Charles 5. Naflan for NUYala
John B sticKneY for the Northern District Of Florida
John k Valentine the Eastern District Of Pennry
Vanla ID. T. COrDn for South Carolina.
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In the Special FERN Of the supreme Court,
leiore Judge Douohuc Samuel W. Lyme Thought an
ion TO set aside viii made by the widow Of Joe
T. inland the circus clown. she lived year longer
tnan her husband. Her will gave the estate, worth
tI5OOO 20 f2OOo 10 her niece Josie Williams MhO
tueu tw I've years of age; me plsl9tih a nephew,
CAArsru tnat tue girl aud Dr. Nulcs In whose charge
Mrs Peutlaud had uce had cunieGcrated 70 lnnuthce
the making Of the viii EN surrogate GdeonJ Tucker,
Appearing fur Josie, urged the extreme youth Of tho
uenencaiy and thr physician drrosed that he kne"
nothing u the VIII ulti after Mrs PtntAnus death.
Judge DoAOAue VIII .nd.r q drclsOn 10 lev days.
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MRS. r.fN corr ~ NEwARK.
The People All Anxious to Hear Her-ThaDk-
Inp The Sun.

The People All Anxious TO Hear Iier-Thank-
ing The sun.
Mrs. Van Cott began series of revival
meetings in Newark las. evening, In the Clin-
ton street Methodist Church edGce. An I'M
mense throng listened to her with great in
terest. and her earnest exhortations brought
a large number OF persons 10 their knees about
the altar to DO prayed for. Mrs; Van Cott spoke
hoarseness. ana she afterward explained to the
reporter that 1t was IN consequence Of having
conducted lU9 revival meetings In the past mouth
I'm Newburgh. She said that she was very
grateful to the editor Of The SUN for his favor
able mention uf her laoors, and she Intended 70
send him her photograph as token Of her ap-
probation. AS an nitiatory service, that OF ast
night WAS regarded as wonderfully successful.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-It is said by q
gentleman who was present, thlt after the
talent Of the Richmond bar, assembled at the
residence OF Chief Justice Chase in this city In
ls6o had concluded their arguments in cham
bors on the Mayoralty question, which had
arisen In Richmond, aud while the stenographer
was writing out tho opinion Of the Chief jus
tico, by which all parties agreed to ahide,
Mr.. Chase opened case OF native
sparkling wine and sid "Gentlemen, MI your
glasses to the brim, for / am going To offer a
most heartiIyIuniveisai amnesty" Henry A
Wise. who was among tho number, asked
And YOU do not except MIR. Davtsf" Mi
Chase replied, " mean Verybody." To when
Mr.. Wise replied, IL Will drink to that senti.
meut all night"
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SOME WAsHINGTON TOPICs.
An Appropriation Wanted to Paw tho interest
on the MRshineton Ring's Debt.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-The Commissioners
ofthe District OF Columbia, In communication to the
House OF Representatives. ask appropriation OF
t222 10 so IN currency. addition to the tOOOoo
on hand the payment OF the interest due Feb l. on
what are generally known tho o5-iOO District OF
COumDea bonds, the entire amount Of which 10 tlf'
100 s63tb
Ihe Commissioners say either Congregational appro-
priAiion must DO made OF there must be default In
Inc pryment Of interest, TO which the faith OF tho
United states pledged. The Commissioner also sub
mt tho draft OF DILL transferring the charge and con
Of the bonded debt OF the cities
OF Washington and 0eorRetown, and ~ the county OF
Warrington and OF the District Of Columbia, 10 the
Ire Department
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sailors who Oppose Commissioner Duncan.

More than three hundred sailors met last even
nga - Eas Broadway to perton Congress to repeal
the shipi ny nc Of 1872 The speaker Le ounccd tie
effect Of Commissioner Duncan's Exchange on seafar-
lag sailing from thls port Slid one; "Before the
Commissioner once came In could so to any shi 9pirg
once al get vtSsrl aud tgn ny papcis ON the Ia DE
ia te ships dlnug room, IN eld OF wal ing ana wait
lnr, now do al IN. Co..niss sOner's once. ll'a
nothing tut act OF Parliament c,inr across the
ocean" Eesu uti rs were tdYpt q cidtr.iig ne
nucldmont C., the sup INK nc frtscnied IN Cou-resr
aud declaring the act of 1879 % Pc - drcct violation
VI LMe rLg.ls VI lIen Ann rlcAMa.'
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The Cost of boarding United state. Prisoners.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. l2.-'rhe Attorney General
answers resolution Of the House by sending the mum
ber OF prisoners confined IN the State prisons sentenced
BY District and Circuit Courts Of the United ates,
showing the number TO be i5l Tie cost o hoard 70
the highest IN California, Il being dollar day In
the KnRA county o. " penitenary therr are VI pree
ent ~ prisoners Al an annual cost to the Government
OF tOl each and NJ Albany 100 prsoners M cost ui
td9 each. Nothing ~ SAID about mo recent whrkcl
ialu and the probable sentence OF nBt caos DOhtueH
to the penitontiaTy In Missouri.
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BERLIN. Jan. l2.-lt IA seml-oihc ally con
lrmed that Count Andrassy's note does not propose
any control guarantees. Tho participation Of the
Christian population IN the execution OF the reform.
and the engagements wach 1urkey would contrac, to-
ward tir Powers Nv accepting tAc Proposals. are re-
gardei as sufficient suararfee
toNsrAN NriNorLE. Jan. ~. The sublime Porte has
received - urspntch from fhr Turk sl cNmuAuucr in
Herzegovina dated Jan. g. annouaciAg thtt tranquility
restored Yfrl VIII pt fNr district Toe wrrn
Irrplguc, Bick, ana GatscuSo, bordering On Monte.
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TROUBLE ~ RHODE ISLAND.
A Disturbance Among the min Operatives
Two-Ihirds OF the Looms Idle.

Providence. Jan. l2.-There was some slight
disorder In Lonsdae Yesterday growing out Of at
tempt TO compel mil operative, to turn out because
Of . reduction Of wages. The presence OF detAch.
Of Providence police readil Quletcd the disturb
ance without arrests. The trUub Is renewed to-day,
and the polce have again been TO the village No
serious OuthreaS Is Apprrhenled.
considerable uumaer OF tn- mill operatives
mained out tins afternoon two birds OF the looms per
hape being tdie. The preachers turned out. Al
large meeting Of tho Op' ratNcs this evening It
solved not to return work until the former OF
wages Is restored Tnc lrcsence of police fore from
this city restrans disorder The wOue rather the
leaders in the srke, which II rs thought VIII not be-
come genera nor be Of ION. duration.
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wAsnINGToN, Jan. Il. 9.-Senator DAVIS OF West
Virgmin, has failed for several sessions 70 get a
resolution through calling for list Of Government
officials who have been defaulers. Now he proposes TO
charge tho Treasury Department with altering the
looks ana accounts ana ~ ca lOI cphh,lvu ol h.e
such resolution ana 1t Is doubtful whether Mr Davis
can FubHtAntlaie The charge lie makes Not thAt u II
not true. but only those who have had charge Of tins
wonderful housekeeping system could tel the truth.
No expert could tathOm the mystery.
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madrid. Jan. IA royal decree issued to-
day dsGualGcs Generals and all putiic fnncuonarci
receiving above AtpO per annum. from sitting in either
House uf the (uftts.
The Govcnment mas authorized the publication OF
fOurleen nav IumrnAla.
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THE sfrINGs BiyKs.
The security Bank TO Resume-A Plan to
Reopen the German Uptown Bank.

The trustees OF the Security Savings Bank LIST
evening resolved continue business. President D. d.
7. MArshsll resigned and was reelected W. T. Blair
and 5. T. Busseii were chosen vice-Presidents De
postors rerresenting about f2OOOO0 onehaf the de-
poss. have signed the papers necessary for the con
tiDuance OF the bank.
A plan 10 maturing to reopen the German Uptown
Savings Bank. the dopOsitors giving twenty cent
OF their money An attorney for several OF the lars
depssi.ors tod sun reporter yesterday that the
scheme could not be carried out many dep0sitors
opposed to IT, and every aepositor refusing to Sign
would have TO be paid IN full hef0re the bank could
20
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The sound Of ReVelry In Boss shepherds
Mansion.

WAsHINGTOS, Jan. H.-lhe shoddy residence
OF Boss shepherd Is tonight scene OF rryclry. A
committee OF ladies and gentlemen nom Boston bear
ing souvenirs OF the visit OF Bhy Moore's company to
Bunker I'M. there the Ring contractors and their
wives are there, few individuals inc udinR mcu
OF Congress VINO, II In hoped viii be fuuuu useful
IN proNddg for hr February interest on the ~ uonds
anOIg the Invited guesis Iue object OF the visit,
Intended soieJ la the interest OF good on between the
Nurth and south has been artfully employed uY The
loss bolster hs scheme 10 further The people
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Walker. divorce ana waller. Buffers.

X. II. Mcdonald Co.. agents for Walkers
Vinegar Btters paid TO Dr. Joseph walker last year
$4,000 his snare Of their income from that source.
Durug the past two years his royalty has amounted
10 sl7tO During m same period nearly nelf mil.
lion dOiars expended IA udYrrtlhn-, lhis cNl'
dence wll be suomi ted 70 Jgdge Day on Ie Nelhes,
day BY the counsel for Mrs. Walker Ia helf plea fot
Temporary ahmony pending the decision OF Dr. wakes
10 a ult
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PHILADEIPuIA, Jan. l2.-Yesterdar afternoon
Mrs Lyuch residing in ihe uppor part ~ The ely,
lied the boarding house Of Mis-. Kate Osborne In the
neishborhood OF Nineteenth and Thompson streets,
with her husoand whom. It II reported, she charged
Mrs. Osborne with LRNng slHndtrtd d. and demanded a
rrrgctOn In his presence. Mrs. OsOorne refused 10
comply with the dcrlAud, and Nn-r, words tusurd.
Then Mrs. Lynch drew from her nun lOnded rcYuy
aud pointing IL at Mrs osborne, nrru the shot akhg
effect her left side Considerable excitement ensnf
uullcp