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ruE nURLINoIoN IIRE.
Houses Torn Down 10 stop the Flamrs-Caii-
ilg ON the NlliiInry 10 Repres- Then.

Houses Torn Down 10 stop the Flnmcs-Caii-
iIg Out the Miiitnry 10 Reprcs- Theft.
BURLINGTON. n. D., Dec. 1.-THE aggre-
gate OF the losses 10y the FIRE IN this place yester-
day Is between 10000 anu SiOlOO0, al d the IN
slrance about one-quurter OF the losses. The
houses on York street, where the hre created
the greatest havoc, were cniehy owned by the
occupants, who saved but small portions Of thcir
household goods. Out OF tw- MY three houses
only seven or eiPht we're Insured Tor about one-
half their value. Ihe flames were checked at
Clarkson street by pulling down houses. Inc oc-
cup nts ~ HOUSES neur the hre having removed
their effects into the street, the thieves took ad-
vantage of the opportunity TO commit depreda-
tons, ana at six O'clock A. NJ the military VIII
ue Ornered out TO project the property. The
people weTo greatly eNciteu. one man Of sus-
piciOus Appearance was hTrt sted. A man was so
riousiy inJuIed by falling from a roof. Sixteen
horses, COW, and some shecp perisued In the
barn whore the Gre originated.
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Some time ago vanilla beans valued AZ f6.O0o
were stolen ffom Gomez Blonda Co. al y OLD slip.
The robbery was effected In singuary businesr-lies
wey. An offccr tdod the warehouse door at A. NJ.
and found II secure lie had hardly gone before rcs
dents OF the neghOorhOod saw three men drve up on
truck. one opened the warehouse door with KeyA
ana pickei up the hc~snap' tina lay idcwnlk
Hnd thtn hc ara the other men entered tho soon
att rward they lOndGd the toNcs brnnA the leader
keep nR tally a. any hippns CLERK W luid Alter
loading nineteen boxes ne called tue cartman IN
hin sign ceipi aud sent him of with the load DO
tectlNes Dorsey Adams nnd Thompson nr csted three
men ycHteiday the place a o. Chyetie street. kept
nv James 1hOmpson. . las JeiseJ jun" The pnson-
ers d. sCribed thtnsplvcsa w 'm tynn OF ftivlngs
ton street. William II anCy Of SO Hester street, aud
1homas flrausOn Of $50 Henry sIect.
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william Harvey. the foreman OF a gang Of
workmcn employed ON the new per at Pamrapo N. J-
fe from the stone abuncnt al the end o. Avenue c. In
Bayonne about l2 O'Clock turday night. There Il
guard the abutmcni, which is intended for. .
bridge TO be- buit over the Mofr Cana L. Il % iest
high, and the fall broke Mr. Haivry's thigh. He re.
NAMED or the towpath unit Sunl v. wncn he wac
tuNcn up unconrci. us and removed to hts homo In
trcenvllc. The colo was Intense and his feet are -
tady trOstLitton tuat snputAtun viii o. necessary.
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DIR. Brand eth's house, near his pill manufac-
tOIj aus Singh damaged ~ u0n Oy nre sunday
Timothy Ityan's extensive hot houses and
giNperies IL lOnkers Nere burned On sunday. Loss,
1900
Mrs. Michael Flood Of Honkers, willie carry Ing
pan II water TO aWtll ou ~uuag INSTANTLY Killed
hy falling anu strlAiug Oh her head.
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LONG ISLAND.

Bailey Leachs residence, greenhouses hrrns.
anu stables, At Astoria, b. IT, Werv DESTROYED by nre ou
Sunday morning Los, ,lO,olU.
During six autumn wocksa Sayville hshermen,
win one ret aud carryHNNy," caught l8g5.uuO mel
hsnen' hs name appropriatey Wa heichan.
a committee has been appointed to draft,
under legal adysement OIL Tor me formation of a
new county 10 be named Nassau fro The lthrce
ern towns ~ Queens and the two western Towns Of
cary day.
:, One ensot Of the murder Of Patrick TAFT by
Donnh Ryer has been the adoption OF "telEtalo
watches" by the managers OF the Long Island Ralroad
Companies, 10 compel clOso attenuon TO duty among
their night watohmen aud thereby dimlnish teiT op
portunties for social revolT aud lnc'deatAi Assas
sinAtlon.
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URGING MACMAHON.
The ncn who Wish the Will of the Majority
10 PrevniI.

The Mcn who Wish The VIII oil the maJOrity
10 Prevail.
PARIS, Dec. H. The interview between
NJ. Dufaure, President OF the Ministerial Coun-
eli ana Jules SIMON. which was held yesterday,
and at which N. simon was offered the portfolio
Of the Interior, has proved abortlve.
The journal dcs Dch1ts tafs: VI, Dufaure has
now ab lndoned fdither Efforts TO reOrganlze the
Cabinet, and inststs upon re-lgnlng dcnnltiycly.'
The Presidents Of he various groups Of the
Left have urged the Pre-ldeutt uf tho Scnaie g
and Chamber OF Dtputes 10 endehvor to in1uCe
President Mac inhOn 10 hasten the solution OF
the crisis in accordance Ntth he views Of tho
majority. The Depu les or the Lett have re-
solved not to vote the BUDGET uutil "a ltOpuDli-
can Cabinet Is formed.
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me BAloAAr ~ wlsnINoroN.
stretching Telegraph wires Between the
Arsenal and the Capitol.

Arsenal ana tue capitol.
WAsuINGToN. Dec. ll.-Major Lorraine.
an officer a'tlchcd To troops stationed 4 the
arsen,l m this city. was tod y making prelim-
mary examination OF route for constructing
Telegraph line from the G pitol building to the
ar-ena barracks. The latter place IA In cnmmu-
ncauon with the VIZ Department. and this
connection gives continuous line from tine
Capitol to tho War Depar. .nent. The distance
from the Capitol to the arsenal is about two
miles. he OBJECT of Major Lorane's survey
was not generally known to-day. those ac-
q lhntcd with the project seem 10 NJ aoh some
special silnlucdnce To II, ana say tn 4 1t points
tu the fact that trouble - anticipated. md tuAt
the army Is to be called into ply to assist legis-
lauon this winter, II IL IS deemed necessary by
RopubliCdn managers.
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Thrty-eielt dealers VINO have been indicted
for selling wAcrod milk he tired IN the General
sea ions. retotore such have been dealt with
In the Special Sessions. but these defendants have
choecr the hrher cour IN which the Iecislon may he
mad by Jny, thirteen OF thcm manly east side
oCers, were arraignet ycsteriay hut th,r iawycrs
secured an adjournment until LrXi Monday. A single
cisc Is 10 DC made a tos, and the contest VIII he
manly upon the ttusiVoithintss OF the Instruments
used ny the Nnard of leaths inspectors " determine
the amount VI water in mix
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Flnmes In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. ll.-sX nres have occurred
in this since Saturday noon and the cold
has prevented the engines from working favorsbly.
The most destructive nre occurred IN tne FightCcnth
ward tbs morning, causing loss Of t25,O IL vas
discovered the Embarrassing establishment of Charles
Thomas. 1t quickly ienltrd the Cleveland and New
burg Railway OOmpanyu staheS, which we're totally
destToy ana from thence spread to adjoining prop
". Stycis saloons were destroyer. t.arrs Thomas
aud owen QwgeY Of the Cataract Builulug are tho
la.v Ia ar.
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Isaac woI Of 6l Eldridge street had been
visited day by Joseph Boomer small thin man,
once noted English jockey and reputed TO have been
among the nest u the rby riders. Who, while racing
at the o Ks WIS thrown from II horse ami crlpnrd
for nfc. on lhurruHY boomri disappeared anu MO I
went L. The oice tcntrAi once aud itQur-eu the no.
Ice % institute search. Ihon, on Sunday teuilF hs
taui) that tc ws goiug on furtnrr srarch UOm.
er, went out and now he also Is missing.
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An Eury Burrlury.

1ra,tcl Brothers, jewellers, Of 10 Broadway.
have factory at i.3 Railroad avenue. rsey Cny.
When member OF the nrn went u the 'act yeste-
dry morning he found that the safe had been broken
open durlng the nght, aud tS5OO w1rtn of unhnsn d
jsNelry taken away. 1hc safe was simply WOudcn
box with metal covering less tLun quarter Of An
Inch thick.
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George Kaiser. the burgler VINO entered Mt.
Greacen, Jr-. house In Rye on Friday night. ana shs
shot anr then away hut lett 10 die by ths
roadside. dltd IA thr white HHIs T.. Yesterday, Ut
u fused TO tell Who were his comp paulOnh.
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l. seemed nat It was small thing for ono to o., n
many might ne saved. 80 when spoA 10 m urople
NE. ana that II 50 clear ana ain It must hI,e
aeon rolling power II han, for one dear Grave tenau
Clus. down u tlc lArquet answer hlck to mo cheer
ily gu ri-ht, Miss CLAYTON" anu sat dcWn ant
hc!ped stay The panic aud save many hye- AN sncc
to her ana snoN herr Tor Her heart must be brave
tile. Nnile va. islAlnE tlUN tIe Tl'cauunn 70
of the ragged iuu In htaNes nom uy rec, Tut
Qlirtl,i me, S,re .etiect ulde. uAde my L.sied
dr. - had on al extra hc Wy No"llen prtticoat
1utrr was pr lycr man ut earn tuan Studley
he ord ns M cool snI collected asi ties nan Of
the SX unGred and hept the falling nre OF me when
tue naiuess swept own upon III ana ngut was upcra-
i've RuI auod Was 70 Tee done hN ttty ~ gstnrIui
ny Wrolen ue'ucugt nrmy IN each hand. ana fur- ht
Ouly once, ana that WAS 10 stze poor Mur
doch. and try 10 ur'g MIN ori but lie
through Nlth that woulcn pettc1tt it Was ny s,v.
uun cuhcr he ra uae Harrison IA ner room aud
nrmbereI tnr under- rolnd pas- 81 a. tAe box office
anu scDt tor IT, t.. M burning r se ncsAn 10 f.. On
only WlAc ush for one TO ia.- : a tlIur-- indie
sciD ole. anew that the duur az IN, end wls usually
mat diicci even me fall OF tie sparrow a i'm
Of mine ne meals " our pc. H. tee lucruns Of
n,ytug the door opening fr-n thc box Office 10 ius
pasragevAy unluckcd, am l went thrOusu It to my
In. S,y Wa reluctantly given g. my ug nt W. stanley
Me cheana, NTH miuy iJuuculns 10 llcA me doul be-.
into hs poche, instead ui putting II IN tie dutr on c
Inside. ~ hc shuu hnyc doat. lie says thUi his uug
he vowed wouldn't tale them out Tor all tnu keys iu
Brooklyn. os, co fingers, by GoI's mercy, -N ed
passage And up the star the dOOr Nrlded und We tG.
blod INTO tl' pox once. The smoSe Wa suhocatins.
otner. gathered that dear od wooucn shirt Ground
mt clutchc II IN one huAi 50 as To have m lmhs r,
gave II twist ua1 tuck that turned II almost to
Aiidl ana leaned from should 70 shoulder Ol the
packed and stihlng crowd. literally w.lkeI their
neG b air o1 vrI 'ns MS Of nnry INN e 20
II seemed to me that Ia three caps was IN III, street
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One Len. to Cromd d lhc slre.l Oar Door..

James Carson IS an experienced pckpocket,
lie ooks remarkably like MIR. MOODY, the eyangrlis-
except that he IS less bulky For several years he has
lived by tlicNing IN the street cars. Wearing eood
clio he having hls full black beard part d In the
centre, hr urcuE Ike urrch nt professional
Laell TOOK tu tho crowded Third cars, ami
Two week sgo be stole Mr JACOB c-s DIAMOND pin,
worth $500 taking n from the owners shirt bosom
wnilc lusing hnl. lie cluded arrest Tor time. hut
was fOunn length by defective. IN tut General Ses-
siOnr Yesterday he WAS convicted.
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A. II. ii. Dawson, counsel lur Mrs. virginia c.
BURKE deceased IN her suit TO recover the prop ry
OF her father the ate Captain Alexander having come
into possession Of portion Of TIE prop,ry, claimed
lrn ON II Tor MS ices AMI su q 10 rftah, ms CulW
Judge Apcir reitrd 10 r,fcr he ca e. saig that tnrc
we're futs IN u thAt must nrst be determined OctOTe
The NhIue VI Tho sAINLcla Cuulh be rOmputna.
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Justice Morgan has dismissed the complaint
Of FrcdercS Hocnder against Excise Commissioners
George W. Morton owen Murphy, and JdcO0 ~. Pat
tersOn ir. Tie complainant svcrrcd IN 8 the Excise
Commissioners were y te stainiea rthricted 70 "
ceusng inn. tavern Dr motel kcc9crs, anu tg eyory
caec IN which they had compelled persons not coming
within that category ~ p.y Incense fee was misie-
NJ
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LONDON, Dee. 1.-The Oxford University Row
INK ln3 has uecued the chailru Of Yale Cor.
mol Cllos toa fOur.Oarel race on the Ihanes uoxt
August.
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Smith Ely, Jr.. has resigned his seat in Con
grcss The Secretary Of STATE has ordered that cleo
uon to MI the vacancy hed ON the 2ph January
lN11- The Democratic nomination rendered to
Hurlto seymour. But he declined on account " fa.
aux health Coroner EiCkhon, Consros ssmAn,rect from
that district. Will not accept the nomination, because
he dues not Wish 10 yacate the oihcc VI Coroner
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Mr.. G. T.. Tiffany the well.known jeweilcr,
while walking up broadwU with MIR. Hollinshcad ~
SATURDAY afternoon slipped aud fcl' aud had hs log
bru~cn NJ ttc aukl. lie WIS at once cunVegcd in q
cHrrnge 90 ms ilcncc In Madison avenue, whcro ths
bone sct The break isa BAT Une. AMI ~ll Cennno
Mr fiiuy To the house f. some Vcrhs. He HHs quits
lMrfAIlLt -
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DdSHES HFRE AND THERE By rms
SUNS REPORTERS.
No Pew Holders from Stnic Prison-A Rcti.
sious society not bound TO Fellowship a
n1cmbcr after his Conyiciio ms n Relen.

nlcmbcr after his Conviction ms n Fcien.
Abraham Greenthal, after his return from ser-
vice In State prison convection for receiving stolen
goods. sued TO compel the ngrcgution Beth israsi
Bikuf Chom to give him hs former pew IN their syns-
gogue. In delivering adverse decision. yesterday,
Judge Van Brunt said IL would be pcrfocuy safs
In mis- cae to base decision upon the ground
that by the plaintiffs Incarceration In State prison
for three years he ceaed to be member OF
the corporation. and could have voice In The eloo
ton Of trustees, because ceased TO Oe stated At
tcndant At divine worship In the church OF def cf,ndants
which of the qu lincations to membership nxod
by the statute. don't think any authority be sd-
oucod any court decide thrt rr gious society
Is bound to continue ~ mcm,e man convicted OF
felony. nor bound to contributions which may
be the proceeds Of a felony"
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A party of satisf lctory standing can secure
for 10000 interest Ia very old aud -Old buahc
which even nov paying 20 per cent. net capital,
anu Is capable Of larg cxtenelon. The asoclatlon,
are pleasant. and INV sugatiOn W l snow the Dusi
ness sale. Address H. H. e. H. tnis Ofnce. .-Idr.
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How tho Grand Army Boys viii, Act.

james ranner, Commander Of the New York
Depar nent Of the Grand Army OF the Republic. In Q
letter denyug that th3 organization Is ia any
li,ica being composed Of totn Democrats nj Il pub
ncaus slys; II GOV Hayes ls un er tnc Cous,ituuon
OF the United states, oiOctcd Prusidcnt tue c. A. u.
will 10 all required Vf It to Nim u'ugurated. and
the Same can SAID with equal force IN the case of
Gov. Tlucu."
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sudden Dea'h of Ls-Mnyor nnII'- Uncle.

MILBuHS, n. j., Dec. ll.-Mr. John Hall. aged
n. an unce OF CT Mayor A. OiScy Hall Of New YORK
was found drad IN hrs bed on Sunday morniGg DR.
NtilHsh u, VINO viewed th' nDdY, gave Z as bis opln
iOu that Mr. Hail ded Of aDD pleKy.
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wHERE THEr cOUArED ~ HIrEs.
FIorida's Canvnssing Board Under Trial for
(0utempt of Court.


TALLAHAssEE, Dec. 1.-THE & ial for con-
tempt against Messrs. Cowgirl and McLin OF the
Returning Board was continued to o-dav, pending
the tiial Of a mandamus ordering them to open,
canvass again. and make purely ministerial
canvass OF the returns. This cause will be tried
tomorrow. The following correspondence nas
been passed.
Nm. h,e Aphorp. Esq Csri ern, Boord or stat, can.
Stsi We have been not little surprised at seeing in
punt Ahat Iurloits toe the protest & ia Archer
CNrkc, Attorney General. nciuntr ~ th- State N RI
90 Canvastr-, Med Wlth the bptr1 protecting asaus
thr action OF lurty of the hoard No such, or NJ
Otr protest hh- 10 our Know ledge ocen hrd or pre-.
scntev tu " of iiAt any protest uf luy md
been nled with clerk Of the riard OF nicl to
ltu % ue ncdt II please inf ~ the act aud
OF tac NulU when.
l>sucdJ SAMUEL Il. McLrN
secretary ~ State.
&. A. CowoGLL,
tomptrolcr.
7hs H3rs :. HcTr1 ant o. 4. C0ir1sH
tfNfLLAKN IN reply e. the ques ION contained in
Nurt letter uf This cate, hfNr tn tnaf 10 protect
against the action ~ the mi ary of the Hoard OF
thuS rstr- by INC Hon W. 4. Cuckp Norn,l .Genrral
mDer ct tn board, h. ncen med Win me s clerk
seen VI IA shy way received 'ucn protest.
(>.gucul MA LkK APTHORP,
Clerk OF stale Board of CsAyassuis.
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As.n.sinn,ion In Mi.-i-.ipp,.

NICKsBuRG, Dec. ll.-John =. Bnscoe, an
influential Democrat and Chaucrry Clerk VI Claiborne
county WAS aasassinstrd Saturday last wnile hunt.
uc two mites from Port Gibson. r wa. the only Wi.
ness against the negroes who nr,d ON tho sAsrh-s
N OrI. nI lnhI.
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The National POLICE Onz.,,,

see beautiful chrome In Frank Leslie's Sun
dIt Md0nsine. conducted By the Rey Dr. Deems. Ony
e0c.; l2S pages 100 illustratlNis Ado.
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The new SuHdlp Magazine, conducted by th'
Rev Dr. Deems nj published by Franz Leslie, ,
proved a great success It's wonderfully cheap. IN
chrOmp u Horth more thAn twenty cents, the prlc
asked for this large magaIne,-Idp.
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\ dcspcrate GEht took place at 70 Academy
street. NtNhr6 Yesterday afternoon, wtcn "A puty
OF iiala s shO,els, kA'e', clubs, aud raz)rs were
freely u3cd.
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In the General Sessions, yesterday. William
Collesn was convicted OF burglary. lie had broL en-
intO barroom at First avenue and Thrtysixih street
from an upper room occupied by the Osceoa Club OF
which he wss, he saia, an honorary a.emoer.
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NIrNNs, Dec ll.-inte'ligCuce has been ro-
ccNed trum Belgrade that NJ M.rinoyitch has undcr.
lsAoA tue ta-K oi forming nt@ CaUiaet,
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WAsHINGToN, Dec. IL Whatever papers and
effects were left ny Tweed on board the Franklin have
not been given into the custody - The Department Of
Justice. His private ,Ircts Il any were let when
hu tooN ls departure from tha vessel except lar
M they contain evidence against hn, WI. 10 rcluIn-
~. ~ L
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InE LATEST oLD WORLD NEWS.


SAN SEBASTIAN, Dec. ll.-Gen. Quesada has
ordered tie Basque Provinces TO pay is1O0OoD reals
for the mantenance of the army of occupation The
DDru AtiuLs refuse. alleging tnt inahy people
" isise tle amount. Graz excitement prevails
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PrSTH, Dec. ll-Thcrc ~ reason 80 believe
thn the resigaatou Of the Hungarian Muisty Is ium
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Scene from tho stage az tho frat alarm. The
bodes laid out for cosnion Ia The Adams street mar
ket Removing bodies from the ruins aud other lhril
ling ustra ions see trd~k Les!'ss LHuSiratsd News.
Rupsr out tO-uay. y.-A0v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-12

"Moreau- -Lefevre," the oldest and most French
sf cham Dsgpes Victor X. Asusor llo IieAde st-Adv
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LONDON, Dec. II. -lr l. reported that there Ia
to hr IN ,Xndu- from RUSSIA of Mennortes ,n1NO
o whom desire to setIe either IN Bidz VI the nlted
Ststus.
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DREspEN. Dec. twenty-five miners wor
kiiioi Loot Llaht ~ An cxpoaOn in acolhrry At il
n
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Shakespeare, part "2," ts present this week
20 every reader OF the heo FORK Fumiis oOfv FINER
Now yonr chance u possess gratis the nnest volume
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WENrCHEATER COUNTY.

POUGHKfEPsGE. n. v, Dec. ll.-Sniiih 7. Van
pu en-. me only surviving son ~ oNPcsd nj Martin
Nan Rurtn died to-day AZ the age of 10 years
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KITE cAAxroA's HsclPE.
Tho Life Of nm .ctrc-- -nvcd by n Cool iiend
nnd Tbtck oolieu PcIiicont.

nnd II Ibick " oolicu PcIiicon,.
Nrw BRUNSWICK, y. j., Dec. ll--Miss
Clax on, whose real name u Kate L.. libeth
Cone. and whose fatncr, CJl SPENCER ".
Cone, wcll-known New York journalist, lives
in New brunswick. has given her flinilv afau b
fuller account Of her exaerlence 10 the .ookl,n
tragedy than -ne gave ~ any OF the report r..
1t Is about ~ follows
Whcf. saw d " the nlrtt htl caught almost very
par 81 the tceucry behind uun ur uld ue. mudt up
iAy nan tat d Was us last hour on elrtl. rtu.c =
u M re, 4I, tct tf .cAr. uut t4e
Nous ihni s.n, thin. " uli proNokr unu uful.
mar clrcuu- Hncr-. | cruicf to kntW th.t hid no
hope o cape. nut there nAsAeu ~sO through NY MUD
the splcngia lmesi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-12

Contains portraits OF victims aud Illustrations
OF fanesals, scenes, and inoaents. Out to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-12
J0rrIN0> InOur rOwy.

~ lluduuts at = o'clock \. ". l6': O.
o. ~ r. M .3-i $50 Il. VI, 2!'; Il. % o, 20, ~
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-06-09

powers. and in fact all mental qualitica-
tions, as Il complete mastery OF law.
There is some difference between stand
ing in pulpit and reading sermon,
and standing at a bar and coutesting Il
case with man as smart or smarter
than yourself. At the same time Il
great many brainlcss men become law
Ners and barely skin Il living out of
their profession. About half of our
college graduates have law on the brain,
and our observation has led us to con-
clude that full 30 per cent. of them spoil
trst-late farmers by so-doing.
Ii is to he regretted that so many
lawyers are not over-Scrupulous, and
are what are termed legal shysters.
This is fault of the men, however, and
not of the profession. But, gentlemen
of the bar. you have chosen Il noble
profession, and we trust YOU will not
disgrace but honor the present session.
And above all things he gentlemen and
ne dioNt the ptliN lil'hS ''o oii'h WIS
plaNed in our courts. Do not think NOu
must abuse or black -guard-if YOU
please to call it so your opponents OF
whatever stamp. Take Webster for Il
model in this respect. for if You eN-
anime his pleas, not one word will lie
found to which the most sensitive gen
tleman could take exception.
\ LOCKER On.