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CONFESSIONS or A BURGLAR.
The Method bv which he q obbcd hts victins-
ChIoroform as an Agent.

MONTREAL, Dec. 5.-Gus Marechel, IL Is
understood, has made a clean breast to the de-
tectives, giving them list Of bis robberes and
the names OF bis accomplices.
One Of these, Cornelius Brophy, who was con-
cerned with Marecbel in tho Lazarus nGair. and
Is now awaiting trial, has Rlven JUS Ice tedious
chase-thanks to his own cunning and the en-
Client help Of his wife. lie is noted In the pro-
fession for his reliance and free use Of chlor-
oform. He would make his way into a mer-
chants bedroom, ohloroform him, and then re-
ileve him OF his KEYS, or t1ke Impressions OF
thom. In one burglary, grocery store In upIer
Montreal. he put to sleep In this way no fewer
than seven men and two ugly mastlns before
turning his attention to the ill. He has the
name OF being very determined and unscrupu-
ious. On one occasion pal OF his. since dead,
with dlfliculty prevented him from bralninv
grocer who stirred In his sleep, by forcing
Brophy out Of the room and house AZ the point
OF the revolver. Though an old criminal,
Brophy IL only 20. He l. now IN jail for en- tering
the houae OF n Scotch tr desnan at Bruckviile
Of q sunday evening. Forum telv the SCOTCH
man, after etartinc Tor churcn. TUNED back aud
bid sum OF 800 In a rrel of oats. Brophy
rane acked the house, but h to IN Ike on with a
few small silver coins. Now that the law has at
last tripped him up, 1t Is ligely to 20 hard with
him.
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THE VAR ENT.
Tho secretary Becoming Familiar With His
DutIes-Ihe treedman's Bureau.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The Secretary OF
War says the short space OF time since he en-
tered upon his present duties has barely suhiced
to famli-rlze him with the business OF the de-
rtment. The affairs OF the l0te Frecdman's
Bureau are now. by law In the War Department
anu ~ process Of settlement Toe Judge Advo-
cate Generals report contains table cl ssifying
the ofenses Of which persons have been con-
vi ted before courts martial during tho yeIr.
q ll.Hl cases, about twenty per cent were for
serious onenses such a. de- ertion, drunkenness
on du' Y. As ult and battery. &c, Iue rest are
for comparatively trivial offences.
There are now eighteen national cemeteries.
the approprauun tor maiut dining which Tor the
current ye r l. tle5 UO. The eXprndturo- for
the last year were sli6 gi5. 1he hetlh of the
army during the year mas been good, aud tho
mortality ir0m disease % uer l0OO OF the mean
strength unusually small. On the other h ui,
the number - deBths from wounds has teen
exception y | rye Us per 1000. The NOR
tal1ly from disease among tue white and
ouored troOps has been about the same.
The sololt rs deposits during the year A.. re-
gated nearly nalf n million dollars. 1his fact.
ana the excellent eneot upon the morale of tue
army, induces him 10 give MS hearty supper 10
the annuity scheme. Tho success O! the signal
service Is now OH assured flct, and the TINS mas
come when i.s organization should be maze por-
manent.
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TIE MESSAGE CRITICIsED.
What 10 said In Washington About Grants
Lasi Document.

WASHINGTON Dec. 5.-The almost uni
versal opinion here among Republicans a. well
as Democrats, Is that the Presidents message
was IN exceeding bad taste as well as putrile.
The Republican Congressmen do not like
IL because 10 IS an apoloeetc tone. and because
It throws the responsibility for hts IN ny bad
appointments upon them. One OF them said to-
dav when he heard that portion of tho IN essa9e
read. well. tbauk God, no can't throw the re-
eponsibility for the appointment OF Casey and
all his other relatives upon us" The failure to
III ke an allnslon to the Presideutidl oiffculty
created some surplise among Democrats. there
bad been change. they knew, since Sund.v,
because he had then Te 81 TO MIR. Hewitt the pur-
tiOn Of his message whicn bore uuon this point.
What the motive WAS In leaving this part out
puzzled the Democrats.
There " ere other causes also for acme unsasi-
ness on their part, when the committee Of tho
senate and House waited upon the President
10 ay to inform him tnat the tw Houses were
ready TO receive his message. They found tho
Cabinet IN session, and evidently verf mucn ex
cited over something. little la ter In the day
the intelligence came that the Returning Board
electors their certihca es. This news was re-
ceved frst by the H. pubicans, and their long
countenanccs soon tolI the sjory. Is, an by
the news came through Democratic sources
that the III lurty VI tho Returning Board was
all righf, ana that the lllden electors would re.
ceive certificates 't their election. linen the
real signinc nee OF Edmunu's r, solution became
apparent. and the occasion Of tue exci,ing CsDi-
net meeting was OWNED.
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THE LATEST oiD W0RLD NEWS.
The British EKtradition Treaty with the
lmlIed sInIea Accepird.

LONDON, Dec. 5.-The American Government
have virtually accepted the revised extadton treaty
between Great Britain aud the United States drawn np
by England. Negotiations have gone far that the
BRUSH authorities felt justified In rosresng the per
sons who owed their liberation to the late diinculty
Charles Brent, the Louisville forgcr anu VIM. =. Cray.
the New York iorser, have not yet been found The
Foregoing -rs shown 10 MiLi-fcr pi.rf,pOni. lie
seeucd snrpr.ed. but said; II am not position
say anything about y. one way or the other"
~ Washington dispatch save: "1he ertraditiOn
reaiy between the Uniei states and Great Britain is
not known here TO have peen revised stated Lon
aon edyiees our goyetnMent adheros 10 rs former
with Lorn Derby THERE'S, however reason 10 believe
that The force OF the treaty will pc revived BY TIA,
ton OF the British Government isef the net of
which has been the resrr-st Of Brent the Louisylle
frger ann warrants for the rcarrest OF Ninsow aud
cray me ge very OF these men TO the lnited states
gard TO them. IN other words, q appears that The
British Government Is now drsirons 10 undo IT, act
nischarsns tuguves, thus restoring the former
ity or the treaty ~
The London Sh1li1rf this morninr confirms the re.
port tnat the oVVrnntut Of United states IA by
telegraph Ns1ned It's acceptance vi the neN cGtrsdi
lion treaty.
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JOIN MUhRaY,S DEATH.
Interesting Features Of Fatal Case OF
Hydroph0bin.

fatal case Of hycrophobia, resul'in9 from the
bite 0 Spiz dog, occurred on Staten Island sun
day. The victim John Murray. the sixyearod sou of
hara'~orsins couple vins in MoEwen street, stable.
ton, was bitten iu tho ankle July last. while playing
In front Of his house. Dr. Feony summoned. but
he was too late to prevent Tue virus froni circulating
through the nl0Oi. Tae boys wound heated In fcE
w. and ne wis he ieye 10 be out Of dan, ger On SAT-
urday ls~t. while cit Ink AT the brcas sas table show
cd strong aversion TO cup OF Curce that placed
leiore lim ana soon eiicr~ard he Was iHed vita
nNulsioIs. lie dlcd on sun ay In great ugOuy The
pecu isrIV OF hir ease Dr. Feeny says running
Ia cicuiEs around tn room for several minutes
uue. H. always ran To- the itft. Another srany,
ermptom WAS his running dlaRonuiy acrOas the room
turning to ihu lef. racn tine Inc runnux seemed
t. giy. hln relief Dr. fteAY tlluks thai tle rYmp.
toms indicated that the uisclSe VS. luyOyeI IA IAe
rlgn htnl.sYLere OF the or.tn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
HROOh l. w.

A dead infant was found In n vacant lot In
houih lioit pGce, Bruokyn. yesterday.
Dr. Wilson q. Tucker died. on Monday night
NJ his idonce at " Lafayette avenue. he was "a
yesrs Old.
Mrs. Heller OF $50 Wallnbout street. whilo
hanging oul clothes from the sccOud-tory window fell
10 the courtyard and was instantly killed yestt rdsy
judge McCue Yesterday granted John Linda
from, taOr, OF 7dp Fulton rect absolute divorce
from his wife. Caroline whom ho married IN stocknolm
In 1884. Cause OF aVorce, adultery children, six.
In the BROOKLYN Board of Education, yester-
DAY, Tho majority OF the Commle tee on Studies has re.
oorsa as,ins6 tIe sdn sl3h Of ne Germtn language
members OF the commtteO reported IN favor Of H. and
denpiIe action WAS postponed.
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

=. Brewery - Waterbury & Peabody Hudson, N.
y. loss 10000
Methodist Church at wlndsoryile, Conn; in
cenGiary loss 81 600.
Residence and barns Of David Batchelder, az
Nurti Reading, Mass, loss 10000.
In the Ross block ou South Meridian street,
lndiahnyois loss a. Gunlth Bros, wholesale IN :.
nnty t9@l adler IT,. 4 o." wiolc ale l.uon.,
\, n. io,s, owner OF the block, $4,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
One More Candidate Ter srat. Prison.

III September last Mesrs. Stone wolf, Jew
ellers, Of 4iG broadsay. bought some grocer Of .
Chambers street nrn, and directed shipment
Texas. Two or three days afterwArd boy called at
t1s tr adway and presented for payment bill Tor
sruccr saying that they had been duly shipped The
nrn reir.c TO pay tue NIL unless the OIL of lAilng
Alto presented With ~ The hoy went aud urned
A. hour ater with what seemed he duly certified
nll oi ~ ng Tue h vas thcn paii, leetrriaV Mr-rs
stone W OIL received second Oil tuC groceries,
1htn tiye ,arneit that they had been vctiuzed by
erranN h-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
PHoToGRAPHs ny sun REPORTERS.
What u Police Court Interpreter Drew from n
Drunken Prisoner.

"Dont YOU think you are too old man to get
drunk9 asked Justice Kssmire yesterday. and the
crepit and apparently half insane before hun
replied, Oh. no, Judge. no; OH dear no"
"Oh you don't ?" "Weil, Ido."
IL then became apparent that the Courts mind was
running channel and ,he prisoners In another
"He doesn't seem to understand me-" Justice Rasmre
said "Cal the interpreter" and under Instruction the
int rpreer In his choicest German ipterrogatcd tho
lr sOnUr
What does he ssyr" Justice Kasmire asked NOT
caiChng the reply.
lie SAYS" re- pom led the interpreter "thst he's
lrshmA " ana IN Court seeing that the Old man
not sufficiently recovered from his dcbsuch 10 te.t
his own behalf, instructed officer tO lOck hlm up
~ i
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Child Rugged TO Dea,h.

On Coroner Nolan's inquiry, yesterday, into
the deatn Of William ana Emily MoDevitts child that
was flund dead In their he'd at Ga Fr nklin avenue
Broohlyn on the morning NJ thc BON Of Soycuher II
wa learned from the ghbOrs that the father and
moller hre fpateni that fr several days pr yous 10
= cNiIus de-tL thei were drunk. Tue woman tnI
ncer hi her hush nj tore the ohlld from her arm
a husR Il Il unill II sufDcafr0. she denied TINS
on the "ltue,s .tand rhe jury found that the Cnid
oi ~ asphyxls 1ne f.h ana niOthor ere he Tor
eLAmin MON " the nlstrlcI Attoraay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

Dr. lheo. CuVler lecturod In the Lafayet'e
Avenue rresy tcrian Church. Dootlyu, last evening,
On hat ne saw If the Cenionnia EXuOsiton." Ilu-
trslng his lectures with stcreoI tlcon Views The only
two hnC, tDJtE In tht Exhibition. thought were the
thifs Of German Wlur ana Irish Whshty. II to
be regretted thlt 40 many decent pictures Ga.
hnei m ire Art Gallery, but he had learned from the
oouiu-siouei that only eeuth " those offered had
been placed uOsltiOn,
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The rI,,nbe,h Bank lmbezxIcmeu,.

TRENTON, Dec. 6.-Jeremiah Fairbanks. who
was convicted Of the improper ani Illegal OF the
funds OF the National Bank Of Elizabeth 70 cashier OF
sal bank. In connection with G. =. Williams. was up
Tor e.nence to-day, but, after appeal TO the COurt
by his COUNSEL the sentence w.s postponed until the
January term. An application VIII be made In the
mean time ior the intervention OF higher court Tho
rcccgniyance of g. p. Williams, who has absConGed,
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BOsToS Dee. 5.-It Is stated that the Boston
and Albany and New YORK Central Railroad Compa MICS
are engsged IN a new movement TO secure control OF
tho Hoossc Tunnel line. They have already obtained
control OF what Is known t.e Troy and Boston I, M
ROAD, and during the past wcck the President and
Ir' eurer OF that corporation had interviews with Gov
kcc aud ohtr omcia- with tae view ~ z itins tn
Houeac Tunnel aud Troy eud Greenfield RAJ road.
owned nv the state either by purchase for - 900
with payment guaranteed nv the Boston Snd Albany
anu New YORK Central railroads. by perpetuai gasC
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Mrs. Faendrreh's Divorce her Child.

Rohert Ewald, bright, fair-naired, promising
youth Of H. NnO lived ut 1Os East Twenty seventh
street has been mis'ing from his hom snce Monday.
snd his mother f.uccs that he has been kidnapped lie
has been OF the ambitious pupils ia the gram.
mar school IA TVenty-s.venih street. on Nondsy his
mother. Mrs. Nelc mar Taendrcch the wife OF The
prophet 90 the Twenty seventh sfr ct Russifn vGpOr
bat ., cent NE COY to TAI OF shop AZ Third y ct and
Avenue Hc was then 60 Whit his aunt at iJ, sixth
street. lie went 10 h. tailur shop. NJ du % to
hs sunrs house. Mrs FIelIroch divorced from the
BOY ftthet A. out SIX YEAR ago. and the Court, We
her the llld EA Al II u homght has seoreleu hs CON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

The broad basement vestry OF the First Mia
sion Bapts Church. at Laght street aud Varics. was
crowded last evening a. the prayer meeting Peter
Dwyer made short and fcryent exlortatlon. "ItGod
would crack the skies toaight.' said Peter, "and We
could lOoS through II, We sIOula thO-c vino had
stopped drnking aud stealing anu wing ani tried to
40 the hest they could ana suOkeu kan words foks
hOr 10 their hsuls."
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P0UGHKRRPsIR, Dec.,5.-At the chatter cleo
ton In this city TO-DAY, n q. Eastman CRepl was
elected Mayor, and three Republican Aldermen we're
also elected The Common Council viii stand lepub.
Loan an Democratic. II formerly stood DoLo.
Crsfs 10 I R-uuoncNne
tPEiNGFtkip Mas. Dec In TINS riy today Mayor
wright Was reelected, ana a EcpuD lean OltJ COunCi
HAs elected ont e. lrsue ui economy.
HolyOhe cct- H. r. Crate Cor Ahyor, and essentially
u penoel -te city AoYoraAent on q pArLl n.hi.
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Grand COmmanderv Of colOred Knights Tenn
par for the state OF New York organized In the
colorcd ODD Fellows HAL yesterday The organization
was worked by the First Afrc Independent Grand
kncsmyment OF fhadepha st. PAul's Encampmcnt
accompanied the Grand Oricers aud with them visit
ots came meubc OF st. Adams st. George's and 81
Inns Encampmenls from PM d"phis ana si. Johns
Incampment rom Mary ind. Toe election uulted In
the tnstalaiiOn ~ Francis Hut tCr e. H. c. Vi, Thomas
g. Anderson, T.. q G. fr ncis W. Thompson Gener. /
i-simo; John Brown, &. c.; VI. l.. SAUNDERS =. vi
ksiuue, HrVadhcad. j. W. thns. T.. turflck W. War
II frls, :. H., Daniel Williams Stand. B.; the Rev
W. Moore, Prelato sentinel. James Lewis.
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ALI BOJT SO.
Martin Donovan Dying from Injuries In
hictcd with "A Bang stnrser.

hictcd with "A Bung stnrser.
Martin Donovan, who was beaten a week
ago with bung stlrter by Thomas Farmer. pro-
prlctor of the liquor store at Union avenue and
withers street. wiiamsturgh, is dying in his
house. Coroner Nolan took his ante-mortem
statement last night. Farmer separated james
McCenrey and Sport" McGinu, who were h2ht-
Ing for the difference Of the bill, 50. winch
Farmer owed him and NcCsnrey for work done
under McGinns superiutendence. He turned
on Donovan with the bunE st rter. and say ing,
You should have one. too, struck him ter
rtlC blow on the b ok Of the head, which feilod
iniuries, Donovan Is suffering from etysipelas.
Farmer was arrested. his bali bonds having been
revoked by J. stico Guck late last uight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

P,esident, william White; Vice President,
JoanJ. Bergn; Secretary. Charles ". Coburn; Treas.
ur :. Charles A. Morgan Fund Trustee, Charles b..
smi h Trustees, Thomas Maxwell James smith; tx
4cullve CommItec, K. @. Harmon, e A, ksy II,
liarns. Joseph DOmlly + q. Hughes, {. C. Denver,
Andr Nertef uilg, Masters, Charles Il. Nlrn inc
Joseph k}mer Michael Iphm, Robert McKochhe :
Trustee Of Building Fuud John GunOug.
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MADRID, Dec. 5.-In the Senate yesterday de-
bstc resumed ON Marshal ConcAa's motion disap.
proving he tuban war loan.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs said the nsurrcc,ion
IN Cuba hy " it, attacks upon property sud
the atrocities Which chAractcuzed IT, war Of cI
termination. Both Europe and America were inter.
ested In regudiating all sympathy win -ucua war,
umph OF spain "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
The Political C,I.i. In rrapc..

PARIS, Doc BIN cons aquence OF tho re-
ltersied refusal Of the Duke d'And Grc,Plsqmer to
undertake the formation Of q Caoinei, President Mac
Msfon will hold conference with the Presidents Of
the Senate gnl Chamber OF Deputies tomorrow II
has been asretainol that The Marshal r. snxor- L. r.
tan Cen berlant, ~ order to establish the prime pie
parliamentary ch mScs. The Ieft has resolved iO de-
lglu FUN ttuuariga -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

The Kings County Republican General Com
mitee Organizing for 1877, last right elected David
Williams Prcsidcnt; II. Taylor, Z. r. Kennedy Il. C..
sie~rns, and j Crop,cy. Vice Presidents. o. {. Pat
trrson, -. II. Whuock. Recording Sccrctatiesi Chas
W hesiirr Treasurer pavid Williams IA his speech
said that brOokNn Nasa kepuuhcan citY, ~ properly
ma. .alt Aud inouecty rcbu CT the Republic who
made coalition last tali win The Independent Deuo.
Gratis lie Thought thai next wear t proper
put on the ticket. the OF tue party would be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

a atranRer reglsIefed In the Newark Hotel as
I'D. Larr,more Phlisiephti," ou Monday nigat. lie
was tail, STOUT, and we dressed evidently English
man ABOUT six yes-s cd. lie dld not Quit his room
Jcsttrf y, AMI inc door being nurst open found
hpHu ,ie hrd hfc tlu < hcavlly, und Win his eyes
party omen. 4 physician tuutd hat he WAS suffering
iron OPIUM. lie MAs unable last evening, u make any
rlmi unrauoh, lie vii PROBABLY die. IL had nine
l nl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

Al the meeting OF the New York Horticul-
tura society yesterday, Mr. Bennett OF flNbush re-
ceived certificate OF merit for new, beautiful and
verv fragrant carnation Of tint never produced be-
fore which he named the "Mrs. J0lnc." Mr. John
Jones Madison received acettnrnte Of merit for some
yer nne huGs 81 the new Vhitc rose called the Cor.
neiia Coos" EIhihit. verc also ny John Hcndcr.
son ~ Flushing OF Jspan cLrysantheMuns ald Nare-
ties Of tea roses, and by Keller Dean of BAY Ridge of
aIeS variety Of bcgouia, called the lncarrsts Major
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

Chailes SternbHok, one Of the Striking tailors,
Who was nrre- cd on complaint uf Brooks Br thcrs
Tor enciu- away their men, sued tho rrm for $1,000
drm gci tor il'sc No. -onmrnt on the trial yostcr
day. ln ihc tnwu y Pras, stcmhack admitted tina, lac
pa,Tulhd Hrlhuu Nrooka HIos.' tAnlls Iui nt with
otl'r members - Me irl1rs Union TO prevent other
t,hor- itiu SuiAg tAVle. Judge KOblusOA dismissed
tht compliant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
NEU JERSEY.

Recover sandford, of the defunct Homestead
Slviuga hons. tgt the depOsitOrs WI receive
about 20 cents ON tie dollar,
Perth nbuv. one Of the oldest cities in tho
country, never had a nrr uui a few weeks ugo. The
Common Council ms decided tO secure \ hre engine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

Annie D1rtes, domestic at ~ Newark street,
oooken made aid 4vit before ludge strong charg.
ing Charles shaer with the paternity OF her unborn
Chii. ami alleging thar he promised to marry her
Slncr his promise c married smother, ant when AnHc
urged him - give her rtspcCtlue name, he laughed
a. her IN foT was 40 bady scared tlat
hr frll IN m Whuc On the way to Tue county JI He
lies thCte attended, by physiCllns,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
Plnlnfield's lind Wonnn.

Ellen Cook. one OF the bad women Of Plain
field. was committed 10 the Elizabeth jiil ycsfercay.
accused ~ receiving stolen goods from the gang bad
bows ~ that city OF whom are IN ia for nu ler
Gus thofs. large quantity OF stolen gOuds found
IN her house. the rooms had Ueen arranged specially
for sccrttlug stolen property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

wILMISGToN, Del. Dec. BIT Is announced
here this evening that Gen Daniel woodsll, formerly
United States Assessor Of Internal Revenue. hes sh
sondcd att forging th9 mes Of some Of our proin
nen tiz n-, and thus securing money to the amount
OF $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
How ,hcy tIsed -oI,cce,, Cnse.

MONrPELIER Dec. b-The Vermont electors
met tor organic tun to day II. ~ aoace said that he
held thc Office of Postmaster though he had sluce
tlgne H. had q, uht Of ms rgut 10 ct (on ntp.
tOh) as clrctur lie would the, cturc rctlrc uid eject
- attend. The Chairman At once declared Vacancy
anu MI. oOllauc w. - elected ana sworn ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
An OrrnnI,tl, Two \yivns.

Mary T. Buigo has sued for sep ration from
Iouis i,urg- the orglnist. lie was divorced solue
tlnr from MS rret witc on the ground Of h. adni
terry, aud then he married Mary, who Was widow with
one child. She cnargcS cruel treatment and descrton
judge BRADY was kcd yesterday to restrain Iurse
from taxing her furniture. Decision WAS reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
Gov. IiIdcn CONGRATULATED.

ALBANY, Nov. 8. Gov. Iildcn arrived here
Tonight, accompanied by Mr. HAnce. his secretary In
the evening, IN accordance with previous invitation
reception was given to the mcmhers Of the lectcrai
Nolcse ana the various distinguished gentlemen In The
CIV. The Governor was congratulated very heartily
ON his near accession 70 thr Presidency and upon his
rcpy TO these congratulations, that he never felt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06

Tho notorious hotel thiei, Bill Connolly, whom
Detective MllHg recently .rrnsied lu the Astor Hou-r
wa sent to state nrson tor four and six months
ny Iudsr 6lll'gslrtte Ntdrrdiy. lie Is siSty.ihrrc
crfs " Age 'nd has probably spent quarter Of
tury la lTlsVp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
Along Island Farmer HING. uim..,f

John Jack son Seaman Of Rdgewood, Queens
county, hanged himself in his earret Monday after
noon lie had been despondcnt over hu,nesa troubica
for several days lie had hcen largely engaged 10 pub
lc enterprises, was member OF ihe State Chlrltlts
Al Associatun. and cOnnpcod win the Queens COun-
" LoNAI Nlflting Oommlttee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-06
A Missing OmcinI.

PROVIDENCE H. l., Dec. 81 iamin Marsh,
second its Clerk OF Newport has been missing since
yesterday noOs, when he lcit home without warning
and TOOK the uoW Tor NicsfnrL telling the clerk he
was gong 10 Prov Ntdrncc. No trace OF MIN uecn
found, tie Ia n man OF excellent character.