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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22

HzLvoxr Dec 1o-Arrived. steamer Mass tDutch). Van
der Hocvcn. New York for Rotterdam.
sailed 20th bark Aurora DR. Churchill Philadelphia;
schr FELTON, Bent. Brown New York.
HAMBURG. Dec 20-sailed. Napoleon for Mobile.
HAvRr Dec 2o-snilcd ship John Barbour (Br). Baker.
United States.
LrrrRrooL. Dee 2o-Arrived, steamer Deambro CBD.
Palmer, New Orleans; ship zeca B Austin. New York;
bark Falmouth tsr, Manson, Now York: briggs Moltke
cicD. schwsrtins. Savannah; 2is Annie Austen CIR,
from Maccap. Ms.
Aiso arrived 2Ist ship Thos Hyard tBr,, Campbell.
New York
Sailed 2st. ship Cavalier (Br) McGee. Now York baks
Eaab 'Nor. New Orleans; Ceres Nor,. Wilmington Nc;
Neptune tfor) Tybec.
Also sailed 2Ist. brig Redowa, Byrne New York.
LONDON. Dec 2i-Cleared, ship Hudson. Knight. New
York.
LONDONDERRY. Dec 21-Arrived, bark Hiawatha (Br).
Little. Baltimore.
Sailed 2ist bark Jas boyd (Br) Richan. Baltimore
mot previously; Mary Baker (BD. sproui. do.
MELBOURNE, Doc is--Arriv.d steamer City OF Santiago
(Br). Darke. London.
NrwnY. Dec 2I-Arrivcd bark Tulsa QtaD, Ansaldo.
New York.
PALERMO. Dec 13-Arrived, bark Amistad (sp) Merce-
mario. New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Dec 2I-Arrivcd. ship Thurland Castle
tBr,. Anderson. San Francisco; barks Asccnzione Gta
Sinno. Now York; Stanley NOR. rodsen do Ulrika
tsw) Jansen do: Aenstjernen fNor Rothing. do; Bop
pino utaD Maggie, do: Fasco (ttaD. Chesa, Philadc
phia; Oreb dtaD Morice, baltimore; Prineesson or).
Andersen. New Orleans; BRIG Aurora tAus. ostvch,
New YORK.
Also arrived 2st. PM steamer China (Br), gill. New
York for Liverpool land procceded,.
Sailed 2st. 30 Pm. steamer Republic (B. Kennedy.
tfrom LIVERPOOL, New York.
SWANSEA. Dec 2)-Arrved. bark Caswcl (Br). Lockman
Beaufort.
SANTOS Dec 20 Arrived bark Braxiiera Ger, Jacsns
Baltimore.
WATERFORD Dec 21-Sailed. barks Europu Nor), Chris
tophersen rom Belfast Daren Bravo (for). Now York.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 81 Tho Inman line steamer City OF Ber
lin, which became disabled her last voyage from New
York this only reached tho craving dock to-day
An examination shows that the screw shaft not
broken but that the key OF the propeller
had given way and the became loose in the
shaft.
LONDON. Dec 21-ship Hannah Law (Br). Greig. from
hong Kong Aug IL tor New York. into st Helena Dec
l. damaged Tho refused to proceed account Of
the unseaworthiness OF tho vossel
ship Hsrwich (r) from Hamburg Doc Is FOR Baltimore,
has back with cargo damaged aud will discharge for
pairs
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLvHEAD. Dec 2l-wlnd sSw. fresh barometer 30 As.
PLYMOUTH. Dec 2i-Calm and fogsy; barometer $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
NOTICE TO MERCHANTsAND CAPTAINS

shipping agents and shipmastes informed
that by telcgraphng the HERALD London Bureau. ad
dressing Bennet No. As Fleet street. London" or TO the
Paris Office addressing Bennett> 81 Avenue dc POpera
Paris the arrivals ut and departures from European ana
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States, tho will be cablcd TO this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French md Medl
ports will Paris oco the moro cconomi-
cal and expeditions for telcgraphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.

Mcssrs o. r. Potter, William H. Webb, II. N. Beers
A. Fitch and others. acting as a Committee of tho
Council OF Political Reform, appeared before the
Board OF Apportionmcut yesterday in relation TO the
departmental estimate Tor 1878.
Mr.. Potter addressed the Board and conteuded that
the amounts should be reduced. Being questioned as
To particular Items Mr. Potter suggested that tho toll
lowing sums should DO taken from the provisional
budget as passed upon
Park Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1925, 600
Building Department. ..................... $4,000
Poiicc Department. .... $50, 600
Education Department. Observation-Disclosures. ll50. 900
Comptroller Kelly asked II the committee had ex-
ahmed the estimates carefully.
they responded IN the affirmative, ana "Wednesday
nox was set down Tor the purpose OF hearing
factions in detail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER.

The case Of John Kenna, on trial in the Middlcscx
Oyer and Termner in New Brunswick, n. j., before
Judge scudder, Tor the killing OF his broth crin-aw,
Peter Wclch, at Deans Station In September, was
given 10 tho jury yesterday. George +. Adrinn
summed up FOR Kenna and tho Public Prosecutor, q.
Il. Cowcnhovop, devoted himself 10 dcmoshing the
theories Of the defense. Judge Scuddcrs charge
unmarked and impartial The Jury retired Al TOUR
O'Clock and two hours later returned with verdict Of
manslaughtcr, with recommendation 10 tho mercy
nj the Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from San Francisco Dec as. bark Sea- Breeze,
Sailed from Fayal Nov 81. bark Reindeer. Baker. to
cruise . .,, :.
Arrived at Tenefe Nov g. bark Minerva Thompson, Ma
teira land sailed 9th for Indian Oceal lStt brig
Small Curren, Punta Degado land sailed 2Is tor Indian
for Indian ocean,. r,,,
Arrived Auckland. NJ. Nov ship James Arnold. Rus
"a / III Nh with $50 bbls oil The IA reports ship
Caorna Brightmen. Of NB with SEQ bbls oil since
leaving Mongomu. , ST., $50
Norfolk Island Nov :, bark GiHouc MoSncrs OF ND,
with $50 bbls sp OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
A FEMALE FOOrPAD.

John Manseman. oil No. 1857 West Fifticth street.
was walking through Washington square THURSDAY
night, about hafpasi eleven O'Clock, and when pass
ing the fountain, no was accoste1 BY a woman, who
asked him tho way 10 Thompson street. He stopped
TO show her and, before he was aware oil II, she nad
wrenched his watch from the chain and was running
across the park. he pursued aud caught her with inc
watch IN her hand. She was taken Ia custody ny
Park Oniccr Dryer and was arraigned before Judge
Morgan yesterday rho woman gave her name as
Mary Filzsmmons, thirty years Of age, oil west
Forly-sxih street She was committed In 81 Da'i
~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
MRS CATHARINE PELL'S WILL.

Tho will OF Mrs. Catharine Pell was admitted TO
probate yesterday in the Kings County surrogafes
Court Tho deceased lcft personal property to the
amount OF $685. 00O $64 900 OF which 60 to her rela-
tves. Her residence, No i32 First place. BrSoS,yn,
for the Aid OF Friepdless Women aud Children ana
BrookIyns Chidrens Aid Society were the recipients
OF small sums. Mrs Pc was the widow OF Emmct
Pail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, sc.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED REAL
Estate Steam Yacht; compound engines, economical
made ready for sea In weeks time draugh ga feet
length dccx, 100 feet; beam La feet nches price
$1,000 Address ROOM -, at 10 Cortlandt st.
E,OR sALE--A STEAM FERRYBOAT, lbs FEET
long. 90 feet beam 3o inch diameter by feet
stroke boiler ~ feet diameter by 2Js feet long: na
been In service Delaware River between philadelphia
and Camden. For terms inquire o the Kaghns Point ana
Philadelphia Ferry Company. Camden, Nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, WEAKNESS. &C.. AND ALL
IN disorders brought Indcreton Excuses or over
work OF the Brain and Nervous system speedily ana Tad.
purely vegetable preparaon and the ecs. and most sue.
cessul remedy known. TWO to SIX boxes usually
sufficient. For further inform SEND FOR ClRCu.
LAR Price. 81 per box six boxes, -. by mail securely
sealed with ull directions for Prepared only by
WINCHESTER 4 CO., Chemists.
80 John st., New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
SPOKEN.

Ship Cashmere (Br,. Thompson from Bombay for Dun
kirk Nov IL, lat 9 N. lon % W. - .
Bark samuel Spring Bacon. from kfo Janeiro bound
N, Dec 10 80 miles T. Of Absecom.
Bark Grace bearing Davis from Liverpool Tor Valpn-
raise. Nov T. lat 10 40 ). Ion "a W.. - .
Brig Irimero Maria, 90 DAYS from Rio Grnndo Tor New
York Dec l6. lat SO 30. lon 40 -. -
An American vessel, showing si1C, Oct "a, lat Is s.
lou 90 w. .. - 49,, =
A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Dec 90 Cleared. schrs VIM II Houston, Dean
Phiiadeipha; twilight, Robinson, Now York; Harriet
Thomas. Etherdsc. do.
2Ist Arrived ,tcancrs WIN Lawrence. Iowes, Balti
more; saxon SNOW, Philadelphia bark james Mccarthy
oud Bucnos Ayrrs; brig Ernest Lunt Rio Grande schs
Thomas borden. Churchman, Hoboken.
Also arrived Glaucus, Bearsc New York; bark
ID PEERS, Lane, Manila; brig Co (Dau) Rio Grande
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
UNION HILLS RECORDER.

Recorder Thomas Brown, OF Union Hill, has offered
TO give his 10 tue Town Council Tor S. 120 tho
amount OF MS dclcicncy, and the Council has gwen
until this evening 10 present tho note and also 10
give bonds In $500 for the faithful discharge oil his
duties In tho iuturo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
POSTMASTER GENERAL KEY.

PHILADELPHIA Dec FL 1871
Postmaster General Key and Assistant postmaster
General Hazen arrived thisafternoon ana are stopping
at tho Continental Hotel. They en- route Tor Now
York, 10 attend the reception TO the President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
HARLEM LODGE, +. x A. M.

The annual election Of officers OF Harlem Lodge, +.
l. A. NJ, No. 457, took place last evening. Louis
Hopner was elected Master; James Poole, s. W.:
charles DAYTON, J. w; james Petit, Treasurer
Robert Ogvc, secretary. Tho installation exercises
will take place I'll ursday evening next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
ROBBED AT THE DEPOT.

william Francis held Tor trial by Justice MUIR
ray, IN the Fny-seventh Street Court Yesterday ON
charge OF robbing EDWARD Edgerton, OF No. SO Chm
ton place. OF $40 worth OF sample teas ana valise
filled with clothing, while Edgerton was at tho Grand
Central depot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

Nrw YORK. Dec. 21-Noon.
Tho time ball Of Tho Western Uni Telegraph Company
(by standard United States Naval Observatory
Washington to-day dropped thrcetcnths second
slow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
THE FIRST RESPONSE.

Mr. r. J. Houston has contributed 500 toward the
relief OF George W. Wetze tho story OF whose msior.
tunes has already been published In the HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Trc Cu,sepp, UtaD. schsafino from 1eghorn
Bark Zuima (Br), r eterson, from Dcmerara25 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamer City OF Austin for Fernandna &c. ship New
Era Bombay and Calcutta bark Granada rDgcso; scnr
Fot0si. DemerarA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURES NEW YORK THE
MONTHS DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLvHEAD. Dec 2l-wlnd SSW, fresh; barometer 30 As
PLYMOUTH. Dec 2i-Calm and fogsy; barometer 30.5o
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Steamer. sail. Destiaafion Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-01
Confluence sH4TTERED.
THE BREWER Type of Cbristia niiy-A Well
Advertised Land Company.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Str. Mute
viciims In all parts OF the country have to thank
you for ediHcation, " not for consolation. Ia
that you have directed the light OF THE SUN
upon the little game OF the "Ohio. Kentucky
and Texas Land Company" alias The Texas
Land 9nd ColoDiz ition Assoca ION" and alias,
again, "rhe Texas Land Company" touching
lots "to be given away" In Mineral City, Grayson
county, Texas.
But there are some OF us who would ask for
more light on another branch OF this subject.
In religious" weekly OF this city called the
Examiner and Chronci there appc1-ed on the
l6tn ult. the advertisement of this viriously
aliased company. verv conspicuous ADVERTISE
ment. framed and starred, In which the trap OF
tue company WIS neatly set. In another col
umn of the same paper an editorial en-
dorsemcnt ~ the advertisement ana Of the par
ties VINO inserted II. he readers VI THIS re-
iisious weekly were therein assured that Min
erdi civ Is u erpwtng town and viii uDdouhted-
" lecoIue large city, when the lots tnat are
offer Is bona fide :" the company IL comnosed
OF reliable gentlemen, aud our readers can he
as sured that tnev will, by complying with their
instructions, reccivc ~ r,turn mail warranty
deed To a town lot" 81.
A conndine child of nature, on the strength
of this endorsement by a religious weekly did
comply with the Instructions OF the cOmpanv
to the extent " s.. Al the expiration of two
weeks. having heard nothing from the Little
Joker In Cincinnati. no asked for ligilt ~ the
editorial room OF the RELIGIOUS weekly. ,ihe
lucky aud Texas Land Company" and was
bl iudly unconscious OF the editorial cndnr-e-
inent; but on ina iirng In the publication ONCE,
he learned evidently Tor the first timc) that
the advertisement in question had been re-
matt, with the assurance that the CONF
pany was IAN old one. well known aud
highly res ne rtdble." A. for the endorsement.
That was one OF tn. mysteries OF Typographical
technlcdlittes. 1t Is In brewer type, you OBJ
serve II came TO US In print, and was paid Tor
Ia the regular way"
Ii was nor until the X plration of went eight
days. and after the third writing that the afore-
definite response from the well-Known and
highly respectable Land Company. and then
they sent "A wor hlcs- deed for I've lots In a Min
eral CiiN which. according To your correspond
rnts, has no existence ex cUt In the minds OF
fraud Of the basest Lind,"
But tine ingenious devices Of this old and
hiehly respectable company do not end vi II
deeds. They have resources 81 poetry ~ well.
ACCOMPANYING the Imposing warranty was
printed note, thus:
pot % MIN rat CITY, 10 by % inches. Autographed
IN col showing tnr lnct lOh ot eicn iut and al thv
pan IT, nnidng-. ptrks &c. cent to lot holder
receipt OF forly cents
Now, will THE SUN he. tow one more ray OF
light upon subject so replete with Pleasures 81
the Imagination. anu demonstrate the relations
between the brewer type of " religious" fespOn-
sibility and tbinble-rggtugY
An EXAMINER AND CHRoNICLER.
NEW YORK, Dec 20. 1876.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-01
HER LovhR,> coon BY.
The Letter that Drove Him 10 send Butler
into his Brain.


At half past 3 O'Clock sunday, s. B.
Ja~ptr Blackburn OF CLAIBORNE pIr.s .suut ~ ~
II N the gallery of Smith G-chuiud at 10 ST.
Charles street.
In le,i Young Black urn fell in love with "A
young iadi Of Claiborne pdsi ii, ant I eY were
neiro.hed. She, however, po-.puned naming
the wedding uay on discovering thnt her future
husband dlsslpnted; uut, living IN hop' OF
showing hin the error OF ms WAY, she continued
To- love uin. After bringing all nVr persuasive
powers To bear upon MN wih ~ Meet. she
wrote "A letter m which she Il ted that II to
diI not give up urinkint and lead a better hfe
she " uli brrak tn tug cement. Tins letter
taken from the left hand pocket Of the de-
roa els 60 4, and ON the back these wOrus
were found Good uy Try and flrr"i me.
~ u. 49,"
From the receipt Of the letter ~ to the Time
of ui- de IN. yuung Bidckburn Is Id 20 nave
been leading disslp tea ifr. lie came ~ the
city two weeks ago from tlnb lrne PARISH, aud
his friends say III 4 lie sever I tunes mdda
the irmArN that he would destroy himself. Yes
trrd ~ he re aired to thu shup tug gtllery Of MI.
Mi-', 80 ~. Charles street, .ul asked nim II ho
had an, " in,h hester unc-. Being ausw red IN
the iirma'iye, Blackburn olueged nm 10 ipad
one Of IA rifles. \ ter hrug four haliS al TIE
taicct he requested Wise no ngAlu Hnad the Tit-,
winch he uuI 'ctcN e. un. giving as Al excuse tnat
he vas uut ut cartridges.
This seemed To anger Blackburn, and he lett
MiS-'- = .llcry ana repair To- the shn ting l.
lerv OF smith a G-cnuiud. % 81 en- rles street.
II. requested Nj. Gschuind to load - dueinng
dI-ch .rJed It AT to mark. lie tnen requested
the DIST to hc loaded again. which was duue
Tue Il-tul teins loaded ne So llcu 10 with FIR ~
gra y, nut MS cad OF nfng II Al th" proper ~ tx
maze Target of uins IN, and pltrlng tho muH8
j.s above ais tlgAt rye' seat lne ballet into ms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-01
OVLR IHEIR CJPS.
First Ward Politicians in Collision In tho
As,or iiOu-e liar Room.


4 wcll-known politician of the First
Ward. who was an eyr.wi ness ot tue iracas "a
IN Aston House tafrpom on lnur-d y iisht,
saws: "~,grr" Fhnn, eX-Aldeiman Moore, tx
jim FItIgcraid came mo TIE harrooin together.
Al oi them were druuN. tut Moor ana Fhun
were q little more affected than the others.
When tuey got to the bar Danny, wh1 Is tue
clerk of Jusll tallahan's cuur,, nd ltH-vfaii.
began t. dispute a. 10 wmch ol mem or, ll-d
the OLD fith " ard. from Whlcn h"th h II. Flynn
aud Moore were suky at hr>t, at every Little
while one I them nj somstning IN dispar ,ge-
ment of Justice l.. & Duny
Roth these men we're kept OF The lammanV
GrnerI Committee Of the Fltst Assembly Di--
trict Lately, through the planning. a. they tnii H.
If J.~Uce Duffy After whle they uOtlcrd
mar their c0mpanions we're alsputins, ln,n
Moore, Tor lme Reason, urged llZ- era to hit
" lerrY" Duhy.
vice Justice Callahan 4. tCrrd the uaIrnou. His
arrival gave the minds 81 the dirput MS "A new
dire ION for II omeut: teen "nickr, " I'm
rgnt. another noted f.rst W .Tdrr maze MS ap-
pc rance ana WAS asked 10 drink by nun s..
ftz rTald also invited him 10 uriuk. ana when
a., 'G ,o ne MA a ec'"s" i' ,nn ,s I,i
uVri % Duty, anu taking is ann. 'riei to utaW
him aHay ttom Enfisut, SAVING AT the same tue,
"Cume away; don't druh WIN that - -
-. Hes just come from Stale Prison. Hes a
Il ici.'
Just emuticd Of giug,r ale. lie hurled tins nv
FNnu, striking MIN N the lace. cutting his ~
bauly. TX Alderman wore, upou seeing tnls
act ran Va h ~hort distance, putuug ni, h IA
beulud Inn IN the hlttnpt 20 ara" a 'VnNer.
Justice .llanan took hH.d OF Ia u.i IA prcvcut-
ed nm from produ. iu- the rcNuhsr. Nc, re-
Yes. Enrighl, you are a mot" laitcr ie-
turtcd. "Ou, NOu Noulunt shoot ouYuodV
Ouy mat en-. u holds YOU, IoTd rnn out.
VI nv, yea know IA hu belonging - Yuu are
thieves" lhen L. rght walN"d out OF the bar
room. Justice Callahan followed MN OUT, ani,
nght took u &c n,twe-n DIN fnzlcrald, and
| moore, ia Nulch DunA 5 ete was DAMAGE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-01

Last evening rs Clpts.o linver and Camp
bell and Ole Is MORAN and Wild woro walking
bv the Old ccmcfnTN IN observed buggy
standing near tue fence. close hy which stood =
man. whose actions cNtited their sIspiciOns.
On approaCnug the place thct saw two other
Non In the cemetery. who ere CARVING some.
thing which they threw ON the fence The
tNn men s,w they were discovered ana made
good their escape. The man ne IT. the buggy
tfird to follow. when the officers called upon
INN to surrender. whi,n ue ard. The some
thug was then examined and found to he q
corpse, which the BODY Snatchefs had eyidentlv
! 1T eNhuueu from the grave. II was wrapped
ia an old blanket Capt. O'Havcr took the pris-
ouor ana mis- bundle, afu conveyed the former
to the y lice - lti0u. leaving the cprp-e ut an
undertaking cSt1uushnIcnt. Tine corpse WAS
int OF pauper buried by the county yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-01

A vngabord for WHOM >ing kaiakaua set
Ipihe Champagne Royalty.


Sam Bailey was brought before the Po-
nee Court YESTERDAY ON rnsplciOn 90 having been
connected with uumbcr OF petty IatcpuicS.
Tue man WIS gwen untll to daN 3 o'clofk 10
pie u, ana then allowed go 40 Oh his own iecog-
NJ 'r, which IN poli = terms me Ms, "Grt out
up AGAIN.
ans man has peculi rhistory. lie came to
the coast stNt.ul Ae.i~ ago, round the torn.
Hi real II tue T. Wan Neckltn. and Ia. family
VINO D.. " lOns since disoNned him, are among
the fret la New YORK ci y, mol lug turth m "A
pa .uHt rc-id nee on fhth avenue. Getting into
tNli ,uIr-r. ths Young man 7 "a 80 y t. sea, dnd
IN 'FIrcp called hiu. self sam Bailey. / ~ some
time hc served as cinN s~er Tor the Ertntng
rot B'ioie ne took To drink his activity A. a
can'HsSrr WIS lIoNerblal, ana ms s1lid ch tek
a., envy OF Ms associates. III" was tn chap
WHO ttlc r nhed to MS father under an assuu ed
na Ur, " Y our ION II dc d; what ~uNll do with
toe body md beat the old gent out of Sljl r.
funeral expenses, winch keIt Inn g'ouuusly
druuk Tor turee weeks.
HE writer one c.lled TO interview victoria
NouGu "a aud found Baby tucic. alttiug m a
stove, lNng To Vic and femme oa the m =
frWiunr terms. lie had known tncm roth IA
New urk, and was indnlginE MS conversation
al rfcNNiitcs some mat ia tnlH STYLE:
say, irnnle. now does tho Old town look
since leltf VIC ut~'nt cnhn-ed u h1r since |
saw ucr last. Snove that III suit b,X ia RANK
amt give me "A whack AT It,"
lcnnic pushed the spittoon ns directed. ana
Is Hey, throwing his head to the Iieht, sent a
: rotm 81 tobacco JUICE over Nlc'5 llp, ana
when II struck the spttuun the vessel shook
from centre Ia circumference. lie cuuld rike
u spltto'n sixteen feet OH with Il IL "A pint e
tobacco nee and never spill n Drop on the car
ah shed Ia the prest nee of hi9n dlpnit ncs. lie
g He'd ON KING kalikaua at the Gtdnd Hotel,
and MS Majesty was 50 TAX with hls Suig fTOti
dnd sohd American cheek that he SET up tho
Cudup gnc IuYdlY, ana lialley, IN a burst OF
generosity. offered 10 drive him out To the can.
bailey 10 now spt aud vagauond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-01


The awful catastrophe when brfcl u
New YORK lazy last NtN cars may serve as a
warning To those OF our inr readers who may
feet tempted to lnrri H-r the state OF tnTir re-
crp ions ON the approaching ftsuN j hN impil-
N-in.. buttons, tiger, or nt,l" loot page, as
they may prefer Ia name MIN. List New Year
DuN tins unfortunate lid} hired a mcHial Of TINS
description upon the recommendation OF M
parenls, ana assigned him the duty Of opening
the hall door ordering hlm To ask every caller
Tor his card. 10 nor grirVpus ols tppOlni ment
not rlng came tai after O'clpcA, wnVn hrr
first historian old friend hurried, uehiug,
mo the ap rtulent, pursued oy tue tiger. who
tXclteulV called Tor his "tCket.' Upon lnvfst-
gatInn II cane out that tue youth uad Opened
the door "a each visitor mounting the sfeps
ana, extending the cara plate winch ne carried
IN MA nand. ndd demanded, " Your ticket, sir J.
About three doz. gentlemen had retreated in
dlsLlay.