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, 1876-06-24

To sleep,
Or creep
And weep.
Ia all OF bnbyhuud.
In Joy
With toy.
The buy
Sees most Of earthly good.
ueF lea
And Eea,
III Blcc,
Goes youth III rarntst stE|fe,
Su build
FurGoll;
III! old
The1e cou,eth .nAnhood'a later llfo
Uf care
Aud wear,
With haIr
All white, and full Of tipcned yearu:
lilo tig'ls,
Ut Cr1eB,
Then dies.
So ends llfu'A toll and fears, -
Cu;cAuo, june II, 1870, ]. r. W,
, 1876-06-24

I
then commanding. the Twenty.thtrA Ohio, of
llayeH' Division, illus describes tho sccto nnu
what followed:
Gen. Crook lay a couple Of rods away from the
llayes lay close by, 6ndly bruised from h!s fall and
bitterly complaining, tccansc tbs ir.eps dld moi
charged. Suddenly there Ia dust in tho rear, Oh
the winchester PIKE ana Il almo.t Nfart they a1s
en asa 5aun r ~ 1n bnsk
horse, literally ''leeked with foam, rcins up und
rps!nss % by Gen: Crooks w.: There Is i VI.
taii. with Crook stia Wilt, cutting n%ay Ut tho liz
s1 sSS '1s, s1, ae,| fez ts IT, 'sn'sets sfsn a.
s,aa .ts ap. Tney a.e sf"t ay;il,S tu ,,lflur,,
,ren to be talking, and Ut il qucl asuia. except
the slcunh shells of the different batteries and tke
.na' ot artillery along tho llnc. After awhile col.
tiuncral: ..Thc Nineteenth C0rpa IL claec1 w.
sir." Sheridan jnnps up gives one uare cut with
his %h Th5s n,n,s,f r., arand nnse tnml. ons
!lI,w On ihen now, boys, ind d 70 i BE- W rop ii. %
@ ht nsa teok tsr I,ts .u is us sssd rs H ,atward
anaths talance Vi Tie day IL household word over
tho whole natun.
The alyuncc here described began at 8 o'clock
=. III, the lucn moving steadily antl confidently
l0rWalI oyGr tEe wuNlcd anil bTuKen ground,
the scream OF thu shells asII rattlc Ut muskct1Y
Ut tlr satllu time swelling into u furuus chorus
ulullS tllv wae lile. Quickly tho cilc1ny's front
llnr was cassr! by brilliant charge, a,l his left
decidedly turnr,l, t}ur,luls Nlylsnn which lid
tho uttark III tile ulur,ing, hAvfng been out
ilanked a,nl broken. Tl,ch caIue i,ausc III lls
alyaErr, hut not IN thu fight, as slle emmy
opened With his full artillery forrc, l,ow largely
strengthened by his captures. The different IL
visions werc adjusted to tho new attitude Ut the
enotlJ, as,l thrn followed sceoId clargr, 1lors
determined and lhore overwhelming than this
lFst, breaking tue Rebel ils Ut all Ioin.a, md
fuEctng It's flying fragments bacl; upon thu turn
pike, frantic, hnpcIess mnb lnto this howlng
llass, blocking tt0l,arrow roadway with wagons,
cafssoCs, And tlisoE1crly troops, the artillery
l'ow. poured terrific tlrr, creating Wild
panic that speedily spread throughout thu
cntIre kebel army. Guns, teams, und every
thing MAS abandoned BY thu flying cleu,y, aid
shcritlan's victorious battalto,is, CALMING n!o-
nluntun cach nlolncnt, picked W prisoners t'y
tho hundred, and cannon by thu ecofc. The
Rebel mnly wins completely Pulyesizcd, md only
darkness saved Il from total capture cr uunihi-
lat!ot,. Practically tllere WIS nothing LETT for
Sheridan u light, and, excepting two Or three
subsequent cavalry sktsnshco, tbs war In tho
YAsley WAS enued.
HAYAa A ABA1blDlhI-uENERAL~
- Col. laycs Was now promoted ~ Brlgnd1cr-
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The Speaker announced the appoint
rnent OF Mir. Clymer Dsm., Pt) to oil tavN So
cancy in the Committee on Appropriations
caused by Sir. Handail's ro.iracv. lhis does not
interfere with the Charm aGshi0 Of the commit
tee, which remains with Mr.. lioluan Of Indiana.
Under the call Of States for the Introduction
of bills, the reading in fun OF bills introduced.
was required on the Republican side ~ tie
House, 20 as 10 consume the morning hour and
leave no time Tor the call OF STATE rcso 'ious.
The following tlls were lnt.oduced aud re-
ferred:
BY Mr. Esmes RepR ~ Reducing letter postggs
TO two cent?.
saion 81 letter cif.leis incIlet a oyr luOuDi ,a
5ants at 1900 Tor Ae rr't '4r 800 10 tc sDoI ahd
ss1inSensatioa ia gu o. ic.; IA iiit 0ifabta,s
mot lees tnan 5000 Lor more trhu iael NhA me e's
. erection Of the L, stmts ertiful. a.
by Nj Hunter ,R D., Ina F.r the purchase 81 H..
yer bullion A. 10inase INTO dollars Whlca are t be-
legal tender Tor az no pht.ii En- lHN4-, 4A.p Do
By Mr. Glover dem, Mo)-For no protection II
STATES against domestic yloielce II pfufI t.t tt
p purse on iSI.f esu o. s ' hs s' &
he'd 20 him that The authority ~ t.e STATE Ia orclDy
after tue Governor has certified 70 him tna I.o
rectlon or Overt acts " relclu ttnc uiftl NnicI
such Governor nas endeaYerel AMI IL NJ ane ~ tup-
press AND also that he era avorrh 20 r'uyuAr
Legislature. and that tuch irEsi ul trl.l.tcs c4A
yoked BY reason OF such ome4oy leuoe.
mating duty DIV MY ave Pc CeAt TN grOwtn
or product VI slave lfOor.
Mr.. MacDoueo II Nep,NY) novel 10 suspend
the rules aud adOnt "a resolution for the lInuiut-
ment Of n com niittee to examine hud report
Into election frands. nA follows A cOmMi tee
OF nine for New Yora. BROOKLYN, and Jersey
City; a cOmi1ittee of i've for NTgiuia; q com
mitIee o. niue for Mississippi; aeVnuntEsY u
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PARsECUrHD by ms FRIENDS.
Republican Senators Turning their Backs
on senator Edmuuds.

WAsIfNGToN, Dec. Whatever may
have been senator EjmuDds's motive In suggest
ing all appeal to the Supreme Court. his resolu-
tion has been hopelcssly butohereu In the House
Of bis friends. Senator Morton objects to It
ostensibly because It still leaves the Electoral
College In full force. and sets upa precedent
meant for TINS emergency. but really designed
by the very terms Of it Tor time to come. lie Ia
Joined In his opposition by statesmen Of the
Patterson Conover, and Spencer kidney, their
enmity being based on their fears TO
take the risk Of letting 20 the advan-
tage ttey assume to have ia favor OF
any other tribunal. Senator Trclinghuysen OF
iccts because the Constitution. IN Vestinr Con
gross wth the power to votc. also conferred the
power to ma a way, and hence this resolution
IS unnecessary. tue Edmunds bin ia therefore
sw mscd % ali tutcni9 and purposes. Demo
ctais IN TIE s.n.le Me EXPECTING good results
irOW nus spht IN the party. sen tor tunkiing
: long ia consultation with MIR. Edmunus
after 90. opposition 10 Ms iii became apparent,
ana o. o. believed The latter may DO nettieu into
Independence bN tins dcfea' 1t the hands II
his hi,nds. Democratic Senators discard Ill
constitutional arPuintuf5 un the question, say
irg the interview with Justice Miller, lust pub
llshcC ia tue Chicago IuHfs. shows sIch strong
parts u bias that tho country VIII be convinced
iuA, .nr Sul rene Bench H. not a STE or impu-
tai trtuuuL Mr. E.auLds ~ the beginning OF
hi- aigimcnt iu snrpott pf INA tiiieetlnred
that re would eNurDss no opinion upon the
question Of the powers OF Congress OF OF the
powers = TIE respective Houses, but would
t'huhe uiAl"tItn a shcClItt statement ui the
actions htfeloiore taken hs CpnSre IN REGARD
To counting the eiector.i vote and the views Of
so,ue Il tho most eminent states zen If the
past iie. however ala y tfe sore hing Co -aY
bout the power Of tue President OF the Senate
To cuunt the votes wuiie the two Houses look ID
on ~ special -. TINS is said not as his own
opini1i. bus az The views ~ others but 10 WAS
clear from TIE manner In which u was spoken
That thc senator does NO. mold THAI the Prtsi-
dent Of the senate Is iutruste vita such great
rover 10y ,fe 'OnstiiuuOn. one OF the roAsons
which lC aaiu might be urged with great force
against tats theory was the fect that the Vice.
lr,slI, IA of the Unit-d States WAS the presi-
uent oi ne senate. ana II might Happen again
~ tue future So, II q IN tue past chat the Vice
l4r,iaeat WA candidate Tor PlCtident. IL
womb Ger riniN no. he held that the trainers If
The Cons, tuuon ever intended 70 make any man
lract'C@, The judge 81 his own oiecuou. IL IL
Id thdt senators Eimunts ara COnl.linX IRE
not thc Only Republicans In the senate WHO
ho.d that ti' twp hOu-ps alone have the power
70 cahNsst 90 rctnrn-. aud tn Ia tn perior-
nance II this duty tntv can 20 oehiud tut re-
turns from the - 20 an. horities.
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soniething thar Mounts 10 the Dignity OF an
idea in n Fair.

Tho Gsntlewomcn OF the Thirtieth Street
VI. /. Cnuich wiz open fair IN th, hsiement T
u,lr house of worship thi- evening. aud con-
unte it On Wednesday and rhursd y evening .
novel feature OF the Fir Will be 4 cake match,
10 WIuDn the ni-ses Me t. compete. Tie
oiisnatQts Of the conceii. iossrs. stint. siokei.
and Goodwin sent oui the following circular a.
an iay.' Hiun TO tenrs itor-:
Ns. i.l0firz tns' our giis sre cl0shie II
4ni uHlla. "-sY- boz and says f." ati d..
- ..-.l,Nl n en'at ny fa'
tet.~rd utcI,sr 20 dl.lcsac alar r.. prc .m-
mary 3D. q" n.f 49,. 'ai Aog..od r',r' m o. +,
1.-' ~ - ,, ,a -,ds p.
u -. 'o ia ~. ga I,rlr lrF toxi ,r' To- ~ ~ 10
tar' i.,. ,s.r I-ises ,aa.. te,4.e tu- U,st ~
L.-t .y.niu- tie ai-"ers q the invitations
were i.r,i,at ~ the chap, - cakes, raIa fiii,
wralp. q "a iu cul.te Nhite paper. ana clT-
IIfu 10 t., gll,s Of tue fer ny ialgaig- maid
sns' efif' olf 4 whom vs. required 70 sign
Ter nancy q ltlut.d teiudC .tc tnat the ac-
co'nn.' it ttn VS. made Oy her without any
ai.s rtIN ~ Thirty Hrst street sent three
cake iii'd 'n' GA the "tc"r, .no3'hlY ICED
and suiiuDun.tt hY q beautiful white cruss.
rom Nhi"A IS eaih vhie 70 o- ana silver
lea t- 'fp al q. N4ss Nftte StNais. the pas
to - lA' gltcra r NJ ri In plum CO. he, iced,
and re- lug - tel u tIcsh green 10 e.. Miss
Hattie -e!ry sent lne plum ctke, h ed and o.
nauen,eh Win leaves atd tiDNeiS. Minnie See
lcAt "f li-ef' fn'tf. WIN heavy Jelly cake.
Hiss NlnteI Of Eighth avenue, sent % handsome
cahe' ICED nn the SD and toy: MIS- Peel oil
alma af~nue, tne dl- tes nicholson u Twenty
seventh street, ana Ailss ntay Of Ihrty-thlrd
;i'os. seq gta't 'n..ea and to-day twenty or
The cake aIe to Le numbered. and the visit.
ors t. tns fur vi Sote whatever number de-
notes tpe cake they are most leased win,
Without pcing a0ie = saS whose CAKE they vote
for. lac clk.a are - 10 cut eaten aud yolcd
upon On lLu!sia, evening.
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1870 70, pcce%oc., 70 ieo; fqs Jsry,ary IN n
,PE1vsioNs fWk dnl, and i,wcri s,les go pol. ~
an6 Min ne 800 1p4 sTii! So b,e Fs Srv
=, ns l,o9 9x, nSn 'int ~ ng csar on .,a spot,
ctiicly c,!gc, s9''g. 7oie a o2rSfiogo fr p'lme
cry, aud i1oTie5tll3eie Tor prin w's.'rn AMI
i.r future gciycfy 7.Ni y tiU ~ Tor Dec,tun'r,
tlO y I = Jtnuafy, and $40 81 Tor fourulry builcr
GU SIT, eool % choice. ;0a87c, con, oh an io".
d,un, zoos - Western common ~ good. Hce2lrt
Sn"te ss", -, On csc que STATE cory' s@i,,.i
h9ls.i ss,9n 4vcS'c. bgg urni fresn' &Soq3Sci
CHArS-Wheit 10 rather batter demand. hut part cs
sllll apdrt, sad nttlc va. "a i; ales GJO u hu.h
spl.g a. 81. san % new Ny JCaica ti23 priWc
ri ndntcg Is cnice a.ntc. De- tiis. VIVA q ~
stmand at 70. for state ana sic. iDr cr,crn Onts
nm nut rth"r qtcti = 5000 IA H. q 3,Hstic fDr
ior VA, oo ,htalm T. ' r.. SiiV S' St.is
ige' O.. ann mixed do liCsigc Corn frmcr tor new
@ssdoc fgr Ncstcrn myei. inc udng No / I'D K,nsa'
Western mixed at b4l,ss5OJoci and new southern Vi
bOabo for yellow.
.9c rsp rils turpeatne ind ssS asS 20 ioi Son,SS
T., good slrqin,d rosn in petr ,euin much 1cite
cfude in Dus 1JItc., ind refined ia Dsrre- ~ 81 / a
s oo csI1o sId a. Sgsc apeJy Its gg'ed a. Ssc
rather quiet Tor iack OF room; atcs very nrrn
g. fs ia ar rsi a provijn o ''T na cot, T.
t,n a l.' -four by san 81 cram to Gl SOW by e0m
brcnen o.. llsi t.nll vcssc) do u lhe continent
ds; cascs to Gibraltar Tor ers zoe. Massey seadf
GnocrRIFs RIO coffee vas again bgne aia nrnj
qu 'ed at lofg2lac 60 sies 80 5,l0l hag- At
5nS are hers MIL grs., Sere se-,se and nrn A.
f sa lGT o ana S iS a, ter on py RI
ET os s a2sg 70 Ss oc dq d .ss va. 5 "9
dore,tic Tor igu dul aid nOminal R.w sdiafs rere
gur, 9n unc hspxed It ~ slosc for ialr 10 good re-
and nAp tl2iSc. for harde.
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for Philadelphia; committee Of three for

ayo for Philadelphia; a committee Of three for
Alab ma
Nj. Cox tDem., ~ W remarked that thcre was
no Hllec lion VI election fr uds ~ New YORK.
Mr.. Willis Dem.. N. HD-We invite an iuvest-
CATION there.
Cir. wood Dem. n Y-C, any gontlem an
on rcsoiutiun when would In its effect
leaye the House witno I uupfum2
Toe y ket-Thtt is for he House to deter
mine.
he motion to suspend the rules and adopt
tine resolution was defeated 10y u voie 81 IA
yeas to- IS y. not the necessary wo-thirus.
Some % Democrats voted for the mOiion.
:. Cux then offered csolutiOn for the APP
poiniucut OF % committee Of i've to proceed to
tlc clties OF sew York. puiltuolpni BROOKLYN,
and Jcr-cy City 10 ex ntine into any alleged
fraudulent registration and fraudulent voting
al the lac election. Adopted without "a uivls-
ion.
Mr.. Goude Dem. VaJ orered resolution In o.
s'ruttu2 the Judici ~ Commiitee to Inquire
and rct"rt on the legality OF Ire circular letter
IS 81 ov toe toruc, General during the late
Presidential campaign to United states Marsh Is
W. trl itiou the'r pOwers and duties IN such
election. Adopted.
VIZ. Spcn, or dem. La moved to suspend the
rules aud hdup, resolution instrucftng the Jul
uicldfy committee TO tnpuir" what Intimidation
b bcen prfc scd on Government EMPLOYEES
IN tue late election. to compel suCn en- pioyccs
To contribute to the cleo ion fund OF pnv polii-
cal p.ttN, aud wh.t lrgisla ion Is needed to abate
the Evil. Defeated Yeas, l4 nays, 1i-not two
thirds.
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mErnoDISrS' EMsARRIssnIArs.
Earnest Efforts 10 be- Made 20 Increase iae
AnInuni OF lOllee.l nu-.

Amount OF Collections.
There is no vital power, no influence
eli gociety ny Mo.hodsm now" DR.. kottell said
ia tho Methodist Miu,;s.s moctinr ,.ceday.
"a- there was twenty-five ycars ago" Brother
Graves said There ere ai lea9: slx churchss IN
DrooAhL that have congreE4ti.ns Of les than q
hundred. and Il would be lies Ing il they coul!
be shut W, Tor me Six oacIent min,slcrs are
wasted.
Or. Curry said " We arc coming to shinwro ~.
Many Of our churches have beln ahauioua a A;
inc ola pe ple die out, aud The young 80 else
WLc4c. v are ia terl4DlO CNIif. IN death
.gpnh 10. the want II money. Our udmlni-tra.
non 4 10 blame. The teliitie taXta Of the
church weigh ON Methodsn Ike a nightmare.
" he.c sleep, 10 tLe upscr part az mo riiy,
there erc six churches Of OIr5 Within ten 'nlu-
ut-s' tchrL each ht- less taru a huudT A Il rin-
Uers, aud an are BADLY IN Gobt. THIS Saver,
serious aud most ulntuIns matter. I see 3D.
cop.
After several OF the minis tera had spok m, tue
following Was Iasscd
Bhcrels. The hissionNy sore'g u thc Hc'hoA..,
lpitrp-l Lnurth 10 seriously eIIrr-ist4 by ad y. OF
Hisr, is Rctrenchment Of WORK or Increase OF debt
r. ,.r.ainy needles Glsnun p 40 oar nlln, Nll!r a
,l u sun rom eacn vi he members No-la 90 once ,
U7s'r@ inc present embarrassment IS Clearly TO-
rart owing % renlasAes- Ia oJ.!ecius smlu Gums
As1'-ci That we the pastors o. sew York ami yicir
itY VIII eLdoagJr 10 rtrG.c fltalrr OF twenty lU
cent. rnou ie lls. collection that W. carfrttY rII
or iaisc, lrom csa) lin1er 81 tt- tnuroui lh4l ~
crirthi me MaslpH q. No-lli.iu. ~ every ch tsc 10
tOat Sc hftctiuuAlp1 a. - fNttyt fetilflrnf Mons
ui e or hptfs ms been done fpr ini- 'asr tl t.an
every Atru1n for ecurn, al itsst !! pct ali iir'U
horfr1m tnc.r cnArg THIS wear 49,; a., nura rtc4If
De- Ntur 40 1Jla a. piACttGulc.
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Live sfoch liIarhct.

NEW York. Monday. Doc ll.-Rsceipts .of
be YES yesterday ana tod 10i .pld-. 31b7
be 20, making total OF g3i9 for t!c wec4. ~ dust
lOAl Tor tue previous and Dyj7 for the core
euOnd ng wees last year. The quality fntlVr con-.
mon gen'riiy. win few lot, Ut prime and *
steers mOng the of rlux out no premium or Chriet
mas stock There wa Fir mani tor goud TO Driine
ttcers. which were rea iy toli at former nEu but
ior over rades the n'r,e was lnsettt ANA rather
dul part OwliR to the non arrya Of 20 10 is
more which were Kcpt bicS hi tue Storm Prlme to
eAtra steers ranged from lOdc to ilAc d. to areas
% common q RnO1 40, from e 30 10. q 10. to
dress bJ9J1 ms inferior c1tie were sold &C 20 7f!c.
n. to rcs- 5ie55 NJ No Texas or On cat 'c
Of rcd.
Receipts OF calves were eie hood making "a FOR
the wees agai st LILO Tor tue urtNiuui -" *. Mark
Gun ana wclh q o+S ~ y n. Tor ,els, and t0etS
a., Il Tor common good .rasrcrr.
Receipts u sttep and lam were i5i clr- or $500
head. making aS.ju2 Ia wees. skalu 20 3p for
tue prcvOu. wees. To" maEAc as He4$, "a sics
very SOW at % reduction Of i4c. = 70. ON sheep and
n,ary 20 on lamoa snccn ranged irOn sc. to ga
q ianrs from ~. to GNe
Il c'lps 4 hogs N,sfriusi ami to-day. exclusive OF
about 80 clr nal- which were an al nlnu, 81
rs. Or lllb4 bead nal b,27u Tor he a-aln
g. OBJ Tor ast wees. o. lOr . We. 4 couple
co cor load we're -lii lat Satuidy nt ~ - 20
ana thc rec car load due here tOd,y could DVc u-
-,lu ~ iNr ssllr uEurn Dressed nj, werU uunSr 81
si.c sHtc n. VITA light prs up 20 7AaSc.
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nYDRornOnIt ~ 4 HoRsr.



Probably NJ Large.
John II. NustcrniNu, Il coal dealer, Of $50
GiatJ street. had rpe roam horse and a black.
cIny-hAirei dog, that were the best Of friends
living togethcf la . email stitlc and sleeping on
tno sann straw. Tic horse was pleased with
the friendly Caress OF the dog as he rubl Cd
araipsi MS legs and iLe dog h j no fear what
over Of Lis powerful friends iron-shod heels.
3lt45 lrt thrc' weeks ago, ma the dog was con-
trnte.iY glaaiug a bone that accidentally got
t,t.etl t.- horses feet. the horse accidentally
kicked tue lOg, snd the dog nit the horse. draw
lng blood. AuaY or o. % later the dog ran away,
a'h.U.s. B. u ny eltWn an inclination 10 do
80 b 7 re. lee wound In the hcras's nose healed
up, h-L uu f,il.y lost he 81 hehed, onl on Sat
urdaY last b. f.luscd ~ e,t, aud snap ed his
tecth ~ rho3ver apnrnached him. lie grew
hSe on sue Gay, ard yestcriay he BEGAN To
futin &c fhe mouth. tie uttered loud Crias end
b"at z. mt 'hs side. II the stable, and when
Or. ,ius.criLAu "cLt ln t. yet a Hhovti lie tried
t. tito bin. IN his rawlings the horse bro ke one
% the ClltlI win which no was f. stoned, nan
pIug n sOine u hls teeth and cutting his Up ia
q Iiua a.. lie also ~ the uuauger furious Is. and
uirl 20 tear tie hash from his ow n legs. Laler
IA the GAY one OF Mr. nershs officers shet niln
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BINIED, 4 DIrORCE.
Thc Changes ihnt Husband Reciies asam-,
his hOther-iu-IaW.

thr tb'.icts ihht "A Husband RpciteB AGAINST
his iOther-iu-LHW.
Adelaide Altman seeks decree of sepa-
ration from from ignaiz Altman, charging cruel
treatment. The couple were married on the
i4fn 4 November, 1875. Iney have one chila.
The husband say, that Li mOther-ln-law has
vrVatsi all the trouble by icpfoachius him a.
Ia hing business TACT, and complaining that he
does not take bis wife ont carriage riding. lie
says further that lis mother-in-law ntrrfefel
IN all bis Affair.". both business ana domestic. To-
frcn an extent that Ia Jauiar, Last he moved
ifpn tfc hou-e IN Nhirp he tAeu liNrd. III.
g tN rcfusct u 90. nrd be- went TO tha jew "a
rerLi who married them 20 persuade nm 10 in-
tcfceDe Tor u reconciliation. Ga NcW Years
DD he gave bis vic 70 licfur. II hcf deceased
father. for winch he had paid So. sac rrcc we'd
u very culilF ana pronounced Is = Yer, bad like
mess. IT. tne SHldiNcr the Do nfr-iu-lnN Insisted
that he should take his wife mo the country.
law Gitpur nNiug them, ana there his wife's
hrot' - rru-sly insuifel him IN his own huu =
lie r.uad"d bis wife 10 Grtgrn % New ~ X:
bat r ines were arr rPlns fur huu iCkrcaing the
iI"tneT-u law intoIIered' ana thcr1 was another
ctl r.hAt. e4t.
judge Van Tloeson in dru,ing o motion for
HliuiDuj vest wa i.ld: " | I0 un' believe 90 &
less ultiliOliuur application for AliAOuy Was
rfrr mi4e. ~ the defend iuf uutu the trial
- al estahii-h the facts ALLEGED ia TIE AN layit.
;Ae cpngt .tnt wiii rertatnis be- dismissed. Inc
Gfi-Id4nt ~.'Ws tp Bee iINu more sill. II
laiiNs. th7n s'nuiul the ANA wits sau0 D4m %
be OF Elnd,ancttlOnAtt ciruo. iton.uure li.cly
70 uhrr Nrnn- than TO milicf IL. ant thai me
= iie Wis Ia thu habit - uuAl.CY iusulting Ai.i.
tud 90 re cning bis advances. Sns neglected
ara 'n ti'hnss'. There is llttle doubt mat she
10 illkny nncctiou for nm. sud thlui Ii l-
mp,tcie t""t sho Aas private aversion 10
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A s,rnnue Ooincidence.


II is rather q singular coincidence, that
10 luc bliniug Of two theatres IN which were
tle grr-test number ~ lives lost ever known
10 Wit. the LichmoLd iheatTe and the Brooklyn
: heltr3- lh' bTLIipai ~ lHoat prOullnths actor
.n each were Rrduufuther and granddaughter.
At lac I riuer II was spencer HI. Cone, VINO
aitcfy.W became one ~ tho most eloquent AMI
Prominent niristeTs IN tie baptist Churon, aud
VINO occupied The pulpit ia she church corner Of
Iroone and Ez ,beth htreets for many years.
HE cid, a. son. Spencer W. Cone, was tho father
Of C4tAa.luo Come, VINO uaTled hir. lAaG .sc
LEON, VITO now goes by the name Ut k.te
idXtnu.
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