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RoBBER,s STORY or 4 CRIME.
The Exploit Of the Masked burglars who Got
Nothing from the Barre Bank.

MoNTPELIER, VT, April 3.-Gcorge Miles,
one Of the Barre masked robbers, was to-day
sentenced to fourteen years Imprisonment. The
convcting testimony was given by Pete Curley
the once wealthy burglar, who participated In
the crime. Miles and Curley were tor several
years close friends in New York city, but Curley
excuses his disloyalty by saying that after his
arrest the rest Of the gang, who had not been
captured, abandoned him to his fate. Curley's
sworn account Of the exploit was in substance
az follows:
Tho robbery was planned In New York. George
Miles; George Kingsland, George Gorman aud were in
H. Then kngsand came up " Barre, visited the bank,
cashier hls wife, and daughter were usually alone IN
TO Monipccp a W MN, wv pov n Rarpe
On the way We stopped IN ccmeteryfolks are not apt
overas ana bSuses on over our clothes We hal made
eyes snS 81 Pes: Of drss es by cutting hole. 9
house' ana OPENED ne door with nippers. We stole
GoInen aud Miles started for the bank with ne cashier
SnS RiSgapd ana .syd to guard Mrs King and ne
would not be hurt and she asked me Il VAS regu
with King, and said they hsdn any iucs that there
wac CLOCK lock on the vault, anu 90 of course the
e was raining hard when We left, and 1t was after
miuniHh we l"ft the Kings bound. ami told them we
would leave guard outside the house-but OF course
we didn't. Gormsn aud Kingsland took horse and
and drove toward New, Hampshire; We drove hard
way hid our disgulses In the ods Early ia the
ing our horse seemed to be giving out and got some
meal In warm water for him of farmer. Coming a
railroad, left the horse aud walked along the track
TIL came To stlOn. just then train came along.
and by running we got in. was exhausted, aud had to
ASK the conductor for water Soon aftcrward thought
saw Officer the train, and made up my mind to
JUMP OIL | went out the platform OF the rear car,
and being weak, fell OF before was ready to jump.
The train running fast the shock made me In
sensible. Miles staid was picked up, tgken 10
hotel, aud then TO jail.
German and Kinesland have not been caught.
Curley will PROBABLY be liberated but he say 3
he Will not dare to 20 back to New York.
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LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.
IUOHT ON THE FLY ny THE SUMS
INDUSTRIOUS REPORTERS.
sma,hered to Dca,h in IIarlem-..ree. Mud

smo,hered to Death In IIariem-street Mud
What MIR. Mcdonald Found in second
Avenue after Midnight-A Terrible Fate.
MIR. William Callahan OF 341 East 1l4th
street told his wife at about o'clock on Monday
evening that he was going out on business. and
would soon return. Mrs. Callahan did not see
her husband again until his dead body, covered
with mud. was taken to her door from the Har-
lem police station at o o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
As Mr. Benjamin r. Mcdonald was returning
to his homo at 2,.ss22 Second avenue at about 2
o'clock yesterday morning, he discovered
through tho drenching showers the form OF a
man prone on bis face In the mud and water Of
the street at llith street and Second avenue.
Mr.. Mcdonald then found Police Officer Dotan,
and the two went to the side of the fallen
stranger rhey llftod the already stifeninR body
to ite feet ana felt Of the pulse. IL futtered ir-
regularly for n moment, and then the man gasp
ed and choked slightly Officer Dornn SUM
moned Onlcer Hanna, and then went himself to
get wagon. On his return with the vehicle the
man was dead. he body was borne 20 the
police station, and there It was discovered to he
that OF Mr. VIM. Callahan. IL was drenched
with muddy water, and the face. hands and
elbows were covered with mud. An examina-
tior revealed no marks OF violence The hair
wos matted. the features wero distorted, and
the face aud hands were much swollen, ~
though the man had died In agony, sunocated by
the mud.
In the morning the remains Of MIR. Callahan
were taken to his late home, aud In the after
noon n Deputy Coroner. after he had made AN
autopsy, said that death had resulted from
Brights disease Of the kidneys.
Mr. Callahan was prosperous butcher until n
few weeks ago, AT which time he was thrown
out OF employment, aud he then took steps to
secure position In the Fire Department. the
police, In searching his body, found the blank
OF an application for place In the Fire Depart
ment, which Callahan had intended to take to
Justice MCGOWAN OF Harlem. for the latters
signature. Callahan had been a butcher In
Warrington Market.
ployed IN market on Third avenue, lie leaves
wife and four children. Ho was 81 years old
II Is thought by the police that Callahan on
his way home fell in n, and being unable to
arise was choked to death In the thick, heavy
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An ESEMENTs.


An evening Of English glees-the concert
being complimentary to Miss Beebe and Miss
Finch, two Of the most esteemed members OF
the Glee Club-wll be given at Chckering Hal
tomorrow evening. The programme ia select d
with the tastel and discretion that mark all the
concerts given by these vocalists.
Mir. Aptommas, who has not been hoard here
for some time, but who stands indisputabiy al
the head Of modern harm players, Is TO give a
concert tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
Stenway Hall, ulaying among other thing
Beetnoven's moonlight Sonata, some songs
positions OF equal merit.
on Saturday evening a concert will be Riyer
al stelnway Hall for the benelt Of the New
York Homeopathic Hospital for Women. q
which Miss Kellogg, Mrs. Anna Buckley HIS
Mr.. Pease, Senior Joseph White, and the We0e
Quartette will take part.
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spt nl lluiltcs.
MOODY ANn sANKEN,
nIrPODROME BUILDING.

HlifpDROME BUILDING.
noon SERVICE nom Y 70 o'clock EVERY DAY,
AT lEINOON SERVICE AZ 4 O'Clock, I'll EsDAY,
WEDNESDAY, ThURSDAY, and FRIDAY
Tickets Tor AFTERNOON FREE upon application
Hal, and OVERFLOW MELTING al same hour 10
Fourth Avenue Halt.
NOrNG MEMS MEETING, Fourth Avenue Hail,
tNtkh sight at p o'clocA, and SATURDAY NIGHT
MtEllNG at Association Hat @3l e. aud An Az, at
o'clock
special tickets for the evening services Of Thursday
anu Friday Win be issued to monet urch Fuert ahd VI
persons not yet entered ona tAuan me % anplics'
ton at the lippOdrur rat dAA ilpu 10 A. NJ To 10 =.
NJ Entrance door marked a. 2ltA IT. near itil av.
No services a. tAe ,pllr9,ue Ou saturday. and no
noon meeting on sunday
number 0f articles have Oeen tOunu, when owners
Uu
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Lord L. Tavlor's Opening.

In spite Of the storm yesterday, Lord & Tav-
lor = store was crowded Beautiful silks IN all The new
spring shades made the SILK department gay. The suits
displayed were the elegant and original style which
distng uishes this house. dress OF Two shades OF
brown attracted great deal OF attention The shades
were IA strong contrasts The SKIRT OF tue dark
shade with box pleatlngs OF the light ihe oyersSir
OF the light IN front the back being long pleats OF
the dark TITO cnrsago aud sleeves were OF the lig
silk, With trimmings 81 the dark. Almost all rho
eacqups were doman shaped. Every department was
ned with elegant goods m It's line but the special dis
play In the shawl department was very nne. The
shawis scarfs OF the most elegant Style
and at DTlces suit the times.
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GRocEKIrs-Iiio coffee has sttcrly been more acivs
ana higher but to-day only light trade DONE but
ngures rcinained hrrn safes here and at Baltimore 81
1905 uags. MIG grades IN some Jubbing demand and
hrm Ia nolasses nothing spccla was done, but hold
err were nrin at late prices. Rice steady, Nitn only
10 Ding sales. la raw sugars only sna trade
was done, ont quOtaucns were steauy halcs 1000
hhde. at 7Atd79lc. for Porto Rico ana Cuba mus
coyado Renned In demand ana nrm; We quote;
CofeeJayl, 22G 2ic. MlracabO, 1GAlSi9c.. and 100,
10 s2nc. gold. lice-Ianroon, 2isd2aec, GOLD IN
bond Carolina, 64e5c.; LOUISIANA bte@dHc. NJ, lasscs-
CD1 lnuscovadU, new SoGl4nc.; Cuba clayed do. 2ho
Gle; Porto Rico. 3s@5oc New Orleans, new crop. $50
60c. sugart-Fair ~ good refining Cuba 759a74c.;
eenrfu-a SIS Isc refined. 1859 l09sc for hard and
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COCKLF -NARALiOUs.- March =. ut the residence
Of tue yri4ca pt.enIs, w tie R-Y. Dr. Mand vile,
Charles H. CocNlc TO Rosetta GrnIell daughter Of John
Maraious, nil - New York.
LtNI-HkRiS.--On Wednesday, March 20, At the
rcsiirLce II tAe hrd rents, Ac Iey. MI Bltnen'
stem, I'm Levy O. MaIy, elIest daughter oi Lewis
Hertz, all Of Broukyn.
sfSSTI Ct THIiL.-March -, II the residence Of
the hriHrs mother Henry Sc-so Jr ni Memphis feuD-
same Cuthel daughter of the late James Cuthel.
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WRECKED NEAR rIRE IsLiYD.

The Cap ain aud Crew OF the schooner Helen
j. Iiolway Drowned.
BAY SHORE, l.. l.. April l.-The schooner
Helen J. Holway went ashore this morning
eight miles east Of Fire Island. Capt. Thompson
and 1--WE Of the crew attempted 10 land In a yawl
and were drowned. Jackson Beal, a seaman.
refused 20 leave the vessel, and was rescued.
The schooner was laden with sugar aud mo-
lasses, and was bound from Clenfuegos for liOs-
ton. The steamer Relief Of the Coast Nrcckiug
Company saved the sailor Bcal, and Is now at
work endeavoring TO secure something Of value
from the vessel. Ine wreck OF the schooner
was within TWO miles Of the Inflated Great
Western.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05

O'Nelll Co.'s spring opening commenced
yesterday aud Will be continued through the week. II
the millinery department straw and cnip hats in al
the shapes and artificial flowers that could not b'
oxcened one OF the pretty white chip hats had The
crown entirely covered with cashmere net and lace
fastened in the back with cluster OF beautiful red
noWere. The OF the hat faced with black vel
vet, having velvet bow TO one SHE with gold nm
The opening OF the suit department was the ev
OF the day Many eleg ant suits were on ehhlbltlon
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The suffering a Petty Quarrel Makes.

Director Halstead OF the Hudson county, N.
j., Freehoders quauened a short time ago with DR..
Eddy Superintendent OF the Asylum for Lunatcs. and
the Director ordered the apothecary not TO honor the
Doctors prescriptions, when not recommended by
County Physician Stout The latter has not visited the
institution IN three days. and Inmates VINO require
prompt medical attendance are suffering
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05

New YORK. Tue. day, April 4.-There were no
offerings OF beef catte 10 day Dressed beef sides lad
Glow ale IN Washington Market st SGl0c n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs verc cars. 1856 head.
which, with Oads held from YESTERDAY,
readily sold at iul prices, ranging from Ga sac.
n Dressed mutton ruled uull IN Washington Market
at ~ re , 4. FOR carCa-cs.
Receipts OF hogs l2 loads, $40 head
OF which were Tor sale awe
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Capt. Kettletas Of Staten Island, veteran
south beach ahad alderman. on Monday caught ak
shad Tho east shore fishermen have set their poles
close TO the Robbins Reel lighthouse. Commodore ST.
monson also caught two shad on Monday In his nets,
near RoDbns's reef and yesterday TOOK TWENTY-FIVE
more which were sent 10 Fulton Market and disposed
OF AZ hlgh figure.
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TuEsDAY; April 4.-FLouR AND MEAL The
densnd ms been quite modt Of ate Tor the leading
Foreign adyces have been less isyora6e. "nd RoGcrs
o are and cu Kye d S w sH .S oS
cora meal well held: To-day. flour dull. supernne and
w quote Flour So; 66i., tssSs,$ 50 sae. Taae
sag %y wssn ptaS extra extra. sI -; & 90
Xxx and XXX, g. .4Oet7; do. winter wheat aud X X,
shipping extras tSd9@to 10 southern bakers aud fsuS
~ ea Ryc sSqhsr9 spn,ss ,A Essn Ss
western, &C, 81 GSsi3, Brsndy inc, ~ S5gs $50;
moderate trade in leading articles Of hog products
during the past week ana prices have laltery shown
noted IN prices begins to be regarded ~ son ewnt
sc eF not nox Wholly as on on b e !no
SO bbs mess at ,25 90 ana s. do extra mime go
june "a fo ar NAY Bacon ed
LSrd wa lover sses os ne spot SG cs Prime
,es at Ss Tor i NAY yap YY iop
aSSs fs b fHr S% peSa s'e eas
prime. sls.509,etia prime mess t2i@ts! 20 Beef
prime mess. IT, sass nda mes .so Beei
shoulders. picked escj RIO ucis. lei4@l3j6c. Lard
mans icsiSe s96xsd snodders iosieSe. Dressed
hogs, l0tctlo3lc for city.
Gheok rom tno stock accounts which made On
aoh was shown Corn is hser from sesrey bat
tne sPe;natl9n IN oats has SUBSIDIZED Rye and barley
Ioweri les "a 900 oush at 81 Tor inferior winter
spraT 59F E So1 ss sp5sg SS 2 So Cnssse
n 80 in store end Il 300 ti7 delivered Tor No spring
tl.5o for white Michigan; amber winter quoted az
,.s5@tits and far 20 prime red al q soe
t6lla4 6Jec. for No graded mixed, 473tlo
49, for graded No. 45c. for poor white 43c. for In
ferOr mixed; 45lec for state mixed the track and
aog5oc. for STATE white on the track. Rye, 9oc for
state ana Pennsylvania and S6c In store for Western.
Farley and more active sales 5000 bush IL
for No Canada S1.05 Tor No. Bay and clio TOR
choice No Bay. Barley malt dull ana inactive at Duc.
OIL Tor two,roned state' tlf1lO for fourrowed do
ana tl@si. . for common 70 prime canada Corn
sales SO 900 bush. at 67SMGSiYc for Western mixed
CSC for Pennsy lvania yellow &c for Southern yellow
western mixed for April. CSC.
toTroE-Ihere n a cheek TO the advance IN cotton.
caused Nv uniavOrabc foreign advices and liberal
eeP!s ot tue principal points Flood accounts have
hau nut ttc crct III supporting price,, rs DchevCd
mat no great damage viii be done To-day the market
Tor cotton on tho spot Il duh unchanged quutatOu
sales 2J bales 81 hich 227 for communion and ~
specuauon Futures declined 332a Ec sales 81 800
ball closing At Is 32c Tor April Is 172c for MAY.
10 1916 Tor uie aud lac for July. leccips at tho
ports todiN 1850 bales The Liverpool ct vac
dun ana easier middliug upands, q r1Od We quote
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lantic ayenue Boulevard, 100 feet east OF Kingston
street 1000 each.
-Four lots, each 20xt072 on the south side OF Pacnc
street, $40 feet west Of Albany avenue $500 each.
rive lot, each 20xlO0, on the northeast corner Of
BROADWAY and Williams avenue. 1910 each.
EtZht lots, forming plot 1J44Nil2xi4i gx12 o. the
Carroll streets az 500.
Five lots, each 2OHU2e, on the corner Of President
street ana sixth avenue. vi $50 each.
Five similar lots adoin ng above, on the corner Of
Carroll street ft,b3i each.
And tire lots each 2Oxga on the northwest corner
Of b. Andrews place and Atlantic avenue 81 rs each
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Women Ready for Lives Of Usefulness.

At the Fourth Commencement Of the New
York Free Medical College for Women in stelnway
Hall this evening" eight ladies' Will receive from Pree
dent r. H. Marvin NJ. D.. the degree OF Doctor o. Med
cine. Ida Brigham Of Massachusetts, II the Naedlc o.
rlan. Tue Rev George Hepworth wild deliver the aa'
drea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05

NEW BOOK, ~ PAGES, containing II engraved
Illustrations WIN Information Tor STOCK specu Atorsi
pr e. clntn COVERS 10 cents by mail paper cYers Tree.
TUMBKlDGE6 co, Bankers and Brokers,
Wall st., New YORK
BLAIR'S Pills. THE GREAT ENGIISH
rcurdy Tor Guut AMI kneuMutsn sure, safe enrctu Il.
PROUI& llAliaANl, Propfiei Ors, London. H. PLAN
pills, Sl.25 uy nail. Sud Wy druggists.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, WEAK Ness, Nc.,
promptly, and radically cured by WlNCHESrLRS
hPtC PILL. 81 j = pOxi SIX OCres -. Prepared
onY By NLNCuEslER& 60, " JVla e., y. x
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SCUUsTER.-tn the city OF New York. the 4ih dRs
OF Ann 1876 los the Hon lam T.. Cartls. Judge a
The superior Court, Philip scnuster from MsrgaretN
schustcr. Cause, alul'ery.
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Arrivcd TUESDAY, April 7.
Steamship n.uefactOr. Wilmington, y. c.. udse and
pass.
steamship CITY of Dallaa. Savannah mdse ara pass.
steamship Guy OF New lure II iVaIl. mise aaI pass.
Steamship The Queen, Liverpool. m isc. and rass.
SfrATsulp Nerrus. Boston. uIUse. and pass
Steamship Lica.u nd. II -aaOAI ana NVrfOla, ulse.
aud pass.
SLIP ilerianooga. London, Ia ballast.
Bark Frank, Sagu1. sugar.
Bars freeman Dennis. Amsterdam, In ballast.
Aisotuc usuH RIVER ana colitsi-t ye.,s.N
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OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED
or clvrref with tues PLASTIC SLATE COATING, AZ
iioc pcr ~. foot upward. RESPONSIBLE guarantee
Tor thrt. hve or ten year,. Estimates nadc. fcntY
time TO test Refers to 900 roofs Address Pls-
nc slate Root lO ~ Maiden lane. Capital 100000.
IetuhIished twelve
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05

The officers OF tue Columbus report that Will
iam NJ, Tweed has bought house N AaYala. ana 10
lYlug tAeIOe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05

Infants who take Monells Teething Cordial
escape diarrnQa ano dIsenterT Price 20 cent? = Ab
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Avery. Motion for a New Trial over'uIed.

trict Court yesterday afternoon the motion for now
trial In the OF W. o. Avery oyerruled by Judge
Treat The motion IN arrest however, with all the pro.
Ccedngs viii be certified up 10 the Circuit Court, SO
that they may bereysed by Judge Dillon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
Playing at Hanging.

A twelve year old son OF MIR. Edwin Adams
~ SOmcrs Centre, while playing In barn on SUNDAY
with plumber Of his companions, put halter MVuNu
" week aud was stlapgled before hello arrived
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MARINE INTELLIGEyCE.

NTNT.TuRK ALNANAc-rTts DAY
sun rises. ~ sun SETS. 20 Moon sets. 1t
ntuH WArFR-rhf- nay
sancy Hook. Oh Gov. Island. 90 Hell Gate. II
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A.-Rupiure cured by DR.. Marsh PrincipnN
OF late Marsh Coz at hi Old Ofce, NeseJ ST. AstOI
House. No uptown branch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets
Preserve the teeth beautifully.

Auy one can see at IA glance that Pomeroy',
Llastc Tru.s IS Tie best pr.ce q. al BrOAdNAy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05
Business sloiwes


the teal Of many years, and Anown to fan
TIE Process bv which Milk Of MnGnesin y
prepared enhances tie lClna virtues 81 the MAsug
sia al apereut, toms. ald autacid for children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-05

Courts 90 not look win Indulgence upon ohiectlo'
- I .iIns % tle mode Of selecting or Or wing
kIAAn .r'r- cunsittd without fraud OF sisl VIM u
10y ' I'.l.,t4 lh placing upon any panel cisquallhei
Smd % detective Tor another reason. IL does not
kft tie nance OF the persons who are allcRe 4
" nave been selected and drawn, en1 VINO
80 hNt uplu the pett Jury lists. This IL al.
- "a .NAF4ct. are alleged. suppose the plea had
49, AZ huinp.r Of the Jurors actually lmpanell, d
'i'.I tdthhtd, or that they had not OrcL sworn; a
.f' PIE up uch matters Tor the purpose Of qulnh-
r. t' ileiment would have to specify the names.
A. 'Hnet - keelua, supra. "A pra la abatement
i Nltflu pl tue MlinthstH upon whose evidence the
, N''tNl was found, we're not 81 Orn Was Leld bad
A. N'I a, ucMufrtfi among other reasons because
In n'ea VI me witnesses were lot gwen 10 tue plea.
49, 'W1 '"e me names should have been given,
- Ni II the District Attorney had chosen
~ an Issue Of fact upon the plea, he
VNNt nave known precisely what allegations he
er-N' nave 10 meet. But more serious allegation Of
J'.I s lbe one that Taylor, who was Commissioner Of
s"Dt', Was prevented by duTess from attending upon
H., " sing the drawing OF the grand Jury for the
No. ulH nut mere, again. the allegations OF the
Aep mtagre ana deficient. Is admitted tn It
mr. mr. Jury was drawn by some one. The County Clerk
an, u' as.ulutd To have been present as he was
MI 20 Draw the petit Jury at tue same time, and
49, also 10 certify the drawing OF the grand Jury.
tiat w, assnule tIat the drawing was at MS once
va W, re- other officers required 20 be present
a. Weiei that the ballots were prepared com.
Is,'u' hh1 deposited In the Grand Jury boz BY some
D. a.lls 40 CommissiOner OF Jurors aud claiming
hy 40 hct az suchi that his action recognized
~ WV omcers who witnessed ana were reauired Ia
le craving that the Jurors drawn were certt
M 20 we eherln by the proper oniceT and Were sum
imnanaa by hlmi that they appeared and we're sworn
JnTy v,ih ana recognized BY the Court tbs Crane
SAM n ~, oe assumed none Of them are denied
The mem admitted anu all required BY The sta ute
WIS LOT 0lsei1ae how tbs lurY was drawn. lol
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J0IlN D0LAN TO BE HANGED
~ ADvERSE DECISION FROM THE
COIRT or 1PPE1LS.

The Opinion Of the Court in Full-Alleacd Err
rors in Dolan's Trial Ruled to be- without
Rouudntion-The News In the TOmbs.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-01

HERE is a picture of the Demo
cratic Congressional Household, as
painted by the Democratic cores
pondent of the Democratic Troy
Press: at is amusing to witness
the anxiety among the leading mem.
bers when some question is up that
calls out quick and rapid replies.
If a Democrat is speaking, the mem.
bers on that side will get around
him, and put in suggestion now
and then, in an undertone. Cover
nor Swami will drop over to Fer.
nandO Woods desk, and after few
words together Wood will slowly
rise from his seat and say, 'Meester
Spee-kar, if the gentleman who has
the floor will give away to me a mo-
ment etc., thereby giving the Dem.
ocrat who is up Il chance to get re.
Inducements and his breath ut the
same time Surely there are pOliti'
cal giants in these days! And these
are the Democratic Statesmen"
who are tie save the nation!
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-01
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