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The daily gazette., 1877-03-08

20 umes might be filled with proof from rom
ali pa Ms of the civilized word to prove unae
no remedy has ever been discoyered IN 'ne
whole history OF medicine that acts so
nronYntIy Eyen in the worst cases OF
Scrofnla a good appetite. complete dlges-
tion. strength and adisposition for e1ercises,
are sure to follow its use. II the DoWeis ~,
are costiye. or headacne accompanies tne
disease. the use of Aliens Liver Pills VIII
remove it. over eight years experience ana
the increasing popularity OF Aliens nedi
cines are conclusive proof.
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or six bottles Tor 70.
n your druggist or store keeper does not
have Ii, we will forward half dozen TO any
address on receipt OF the price.
Prepared only bv
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
sr.rJosEPH, Mo
or sale bv all DIusxIsts. tan6d&wty
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Aliens Strengthening Cordial is acknowl-
and most reliable blood purifier in the
world. It Is never failing remedy and
can be relied upon. How many thousands
were from the brink of the grave by Its
miraculous power. Who Wilt suffer from
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Disease Oh
the stomach, Kidneys. Bowels. or Bladder
when such great remedy is within reacho
The daily gazette., 1877-03-08
A HEALTH INFLUENCE

Restoring the Nervous and Deblliz
Imparting Life, Strength, and Hal
the OG'liIl0 organism.
Successfully treating Disease ,cithadEI
DIR. .BRYAN'S ELECTROV0LTAIl
MAGNETIC APPLIANCE
Recently introduced after yeabds
and research. They are OF quadruNE
er. Imbuing the system with ~
current of Hitdiizing Electric and "
force,
ELECTRICITY is NATURES PO'H
A Sovereign Specific in DyspeppSi-NA
vous Debility-Diseases OF The ~
RhSumatism Paralysis-Epllepy-.1
ca Spinal derangements--lnP01c
Disorders of the Kidneys-and Fuoa'|
difficulties generally. II
The Appliances are strongly cnag. v
Electric, Galvanic and Magneic lalI
of different degrees Of intensity, :aaT 4
all cases, and conditions, and gn
tOheTe medicines have failed.
References to numerous PhIHa|
Patients. ..,,,
illustrated pamphlets IpaapS
principles of their action. CshSSaN
application, Address vVy,y
,anadtv H"'' Ya "
Joh0uiJ
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UNDERTAKING

RLACK CAsHMEREs.-Direct FROM
1or ~ tne ID Porter, ullline of Black Cash
Sl;O. These desirable fabrics are af iou;ss 2 !. ,
III rices ,' man we have offered for years. ami
We recommend them sor color and dnra hi
- w. b. SHARP
Tourth and Market Sis
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407 MARKET ST. 4O7
BENZ. .. CLARK.
A full assOrtmentof

n iull assortment Oh
SUPERIOR CLOCKS, WATCHES.
JEWELRY and SPECTACLES,
Constantly on hand and for sale Mt the low
est market rates. Particular and personal
attention given to Repairing any articles in
the above line.
A fine assortment of Spectacles constant
ly on hand ,and sole agent for the Celebrated
Diamond Speetacles. marI5
The daily gazette., 1877-03-08

BARGAINS
d In Linen Handkerchiefs, all prices an,
kinds ust received.
WIN. B. SHARP
Attn and Market
The daily gazette., 1877-03-08
Aliens Pile OINTMENT,

The OYiOinut and Genuine Preparation.
The reputation o. this Medicine Is now so
well established that liberal minded men In
the medical profession throughout the Un-
ion recommend IL to their patients as the
very best of all remedies for Piles. Hun
drsds of the most painful cases OF files
have been cured by Its use In very short
time,
No medicine has ever obtained higher
or more deserving reputation than Aliens
Pile Ointment.
Aliens Pile Ointment is a remedy Of uni
versal usefulness whenever an oil cerate
salve ointment or embrocation Is required.
In cases OF Burns, Scalds, Blisters. Sprains
Bruises, Attractions, Cuts, Ulcers, SAT-
Rhsum, letter, Eczema. Ring Worm, Bar
ber's Itch, Frosted Limbs, Chilblains, Chap
ped Skin, Fever Blisters, Bed Sores, Sore
Feet, Bunions, Vegetable Poisoning. Bites
Of Insects, &c
There is no known remedy that gives
such lasting relief as Aliens Pile Ointment.
II is a new, delightful and wonderful rene
dy, designed and warranted to supersede all
other Ointments yet discovered.
Aliens Pile Ointment is entirely different
from any other Ointment in the whole
world, perfectly harmless for the infant or
aged; 1t Is cooling and grateful to the burn
ing brow, throbbing temples and fever
parched system; 1t will Danish pain and al
lay Inflammation more rapidly than any
curative compound in this or any other
country.
Price so cents box, or six boxes for 81. 90.
II your druggist or store keep does noth have
it, we will forward half a dozen to any ad-
dress On receipt OF price.
Prepared only by
AMERICAN MEDICINE co.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
For sale by all Druggists. jans-1yd&w
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DECREASE ~ BUSINESS.
Why the Metropolitan Insurance Company IL
In the Hands Of "a Receiver.

Mr.. Charles + Applchy, the receiver Of the
SUSPENDED Metropolitan Insurance Company.
AMI Mr. ;. j. Young. ia" Secretary. h. gan the
eNarlm,u' ou - tho lYOk- and closing up Of the
affairs az tiie concern s-t'riay. During the
day -0Ncrau proposals wrrs r.. ei,rd from other
oomuaAi.s To- reiusuro TIE Nj ,trololltan's fire
risks. The receiver has not Ut de- iird to
which company h. illtdrn over the risks hut
the business will hr given to the con 'crn max ing
the lowest responsible bid. Secretary Young
said yesterday that no policies extending for a
longer period than one year from the first day
Of next February were outstanding. Since the
Metropolitan WIS organized. twenty-four years
ago. IL has had some heavy losses. The great
fir" in the city Of Troy. on Nay 10. I~G1. which
burned 'N uu.i ins- CAUSED lo-- I" the Me-
lrupnltln ui Sip"WN. Four years uft"rward. the
Portland nrr took s,cuDso more out II the COM
Iunv. Although the company began husin
with only sHN~h capital. ten yearS after Its or
gani2atun IN" capital Nas increased a. o.. Ovl,pI.
ana nearly 1000 agencies wer" established IN
The United Stat :. The losses 10y the Troy lire
did not materially iniurc the credit Of the COM
pany but the Portland IRE not only made
large drain on the capital. but caus ii dstIust
10y the public. The monthly receipts fell from
In l~.' the capital was again diminished hy
s.N"re losses. In $50. az a special meeting ~
the directors IL WINS dr-lded to di.continu" uil
at the agcn.i,s 70 "a" United stat Except those
m NV York city. BROOKLYN Jersey Cay. and
S.~rc,arv young said that since the dull times
the business of the Metropolitan has continued
To- drorHu~'. ant the receipts at the time of
Clos ~ were not more than d. per cent. Of what
III 80 w.rn three yours ago. Therefor" II WIS
d"rliri tn prevent further loss Ia ~t1 Ahuld' -
ly placing the company INTO the hands Of "a r.
criNrr.
The condition Of tho VI tropoliian is MS FOL-
lows. Liabilities outside II stock. about $4,000.
q. this amount 5000 Is r'iu-urln'r fund uu-
adjusted ana cont ~ # ln-- =. about $1,000. II
IT, Thought that after an Fatalities, iu lulips
s,lnr :. 4 -. arr ruid the stockholders VIII e,t
about .lsuty cents On the dollar on tho $4,000
capital uaS r.
nef' iila,aIln in i,-n "a n,,n ~ ,'ths XII X
erNo 'Str Gas Light Company on first mortgage
NoA Is. The money viii Ice r,turn III to the r.
cover of III, Metropolitan On Fch. IS.
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NERO's LACK OF INSTINCT.
A beg that wa. Dog, yet not that Kind Of n
Dog that Dogs usually arc.

Paul Kanitz, short, fat German. from
Hohoken. whose face was very red hurri@lly
entered the Tombs Police Court on Friday. At
his side was Officer Connors and behind them
was John Kohlcr Of 1si Washington street
Kohlcr held one end OF heavy chain and at
the other end was Nero T. Newfoundland dog
Kohlcr. like Kanitz. was very red in the face
The party advanced to the judicial bench on
which was Justice Duffy. The Spectators
crancd their necks rs the dog WIS led within
the railing and his Honor scrst he'd his head
Rockwell, Another dog case"
Then the complainant and the prisoner un-
dertook to tell their story at one and the same
time. and the dog crouched on the floor and
lobbed his hcad us though atton tivcy listening.
Chief Clerk Rock we'll got the Revised Statut
and victor llcinbcrger. the official Interpreter
OF the court, and an expert in law as it II Under
stood in Hoboken. gave valuable aid to his
Justice Duffy Strengthened himself up. and
frOwn"d three times ON the EXCITED Germans
lie iglt II his duty to say that he believed That
The dog belonged IN neither Il them. At this
the dog med his big jaws. and Tapped his
chops with his tongue. This seemed to satisfy
his Honor that he was on the right tack and
he said. In the absence Of evidence further
thhn that already adduced. ] can decide this
case on tho Intelligence Of the dog. As the
animal ~ capable only OF indicating III owner
by instinct. go by instinct shall decide the
Chief Clerk Rockwell carried the Inv books
away and Interpreter HginberTcr withdrew. The
cluiiunnis were directed to take up pos .tions at
me iurhcr wing Of the court room, and tho
spectators fixed their eyes ON the wrathful Ger
mans; Justice Duiry said that when he gave u
signal the claimants must each whistle for the
dog.
The signal was given. and the rcd-faced Ger
mon VIII stcd ~ though for dear life The dog
wat he'd them for moment and then, NJ duck
ns Hash. ran from the court room into the
street dragging his chain behind HIM.
kuniE. the prisoner, wished ~ give chase.
hut was detained. kohlor started at break neck
speed. anu twenty minut : Ia. r returned. pant
mr. and almost brcathlcss. The dog was with
him.
How far did you chase himf" asked Justice
Duny.
Five blocks your Honor"
II thcdog kn"w you or liked YOU hc would
not run away from you. but would run alter
You, said the Ju-tioe
ATT further dclibcrniion. TO which al the
clDrNs gave their united wisdom, his Honor
permitted koiller L. hove the dog. and KANT
Il civil action against kohlcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-28
ANTONIO MORI'S SLIyE.
Untamcd and Savage. yet with Qualities that
Endcarcd him Ia his Master.

Forty years ago Il cargo Of line Calahar
negroes was secretly landed at Cuhn, AMI "A
number Of wealthy planters wrr invited t. in
spr,tth" Among othor- Mr. Antonio Mora,
i'm ~ the photographer n Mat name. vis o. /
the slave pnn. and purchased a ilit'"n-yrnr-olI
negro boy FIR poo. AMI s'rf hm home t. boz
trained ms % house servant The hoy WINS per-
in.t lvi-,' IN manner and ~p" 'h, hui prov u
dorl and mt"lu- nt lis il' Was ~iuSuAriy
ana hIirOu-ly marked ly SlN lAr-' rtur- slant
ing urru-S either check. and tour a'rn~s his
forehead. Tnrsr hai he. n burn .li. or rut. when
j WIS. an Infant II WAS given the name Of
juno VI rae
Ia Isis. NJ the outbreak NJ the Cuban rovoln-
tIuu. the property ot Mr. Mora Wt- rnnfl- 'Ntl T..
lis faul ) were ~ i.ei. and pri "W D. - upon
thn heads ~ hims n and his lrpih"r 1nov n ut
g. t'ils country AMI the stN" Julio although hn
hat boon given his lrrt dom, tOllNNri tnrm in
their exile. llrrc hc served IN" family H. cook.
and a. su Nj. Mora -H}- thni b." WIS uuoN-
cilled. Glgnntf In -ttur'. unah" To- sp"tk
English. md b"urnS on hl4 face On" lnd"lihl"
marks of h.a African nativity, > ullo Mora WAS
'-ardcd hy the n"Srp SID htS oil tl.s city
with % suprrstdl lus NruN rat iul.
\ few DAYS u.,l bee I"it m house t. 90 IN m
crrand. Fifteen minutes lat r his dead body
Wis found in the snow 10y thu Side Of tho street.
po-t-nortrm examination showed that he
had, unknown tn himself. carried Tor a lifetime
three broken riis which hud, 50 pressed, and
worn upon tho nngs thAi u blood vessel had
burst On Irduy his rrmnlns, enclosed in "a
handsome. nOwnr-dcskei ca-koi, W r. followed
10 Calvary Cemetery hy the Mora family.
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THE GREATEST or soar MakERs.
How Is. T. Rabbit, Go, 80 Very Rich.

T., mob, ,.st.,.r,,l ..t....sI,. ,lt-,.l,,. l,..
!" ''"N' ,"iS"' "H' 9,l"n. "lSlN"! H'0
VII 'N y'nIi' '..aa 9,or' u' "'itIM pa '',-.
~ Nv l.LA puSiI'9- nun y. lfir iu r.. l5hi
,,' ~, ~ VI iiii htr .V''.-
" u Wiz l"l' DIV ,i,h ttll,'ir N"9l W'"lN'.
10 NllH e." ~ "1vh-s, u; l. h"itnl' ulH Erht
S.H'p ii.liln-t w q, ~ p'S"l ny uhlhN'Fr,l
~ t'..uu, Nnl ,ulV. me-" SAN" th"7e Mln'l
t"l'' l'',l urn - pdi hrh.h- nhh 'Nrr't
."'ls NJ 81 t''-s i'- h"'h uAutuA' from
" S'.l. M "u7 ~ = ~ s'"lr ~ nous,
II : lt Nr"S tuN,t wv thN-'h' cry I"tS lu lle
N'ry mart "i n. 4 uve bus n - ccnntr'. and are
k.t s''rl' hlth ny an odds thr most '"iu-
'l.D,'; arrest hul me m"'rl soap IA i"iN IN
uir Worh. one r u. al"he stands seven -i,-
T. - hlEh ana h9Ms i,1opon pounds of soap.
~ tl-n owns any n,yhns : ,A''hs. N"lrgh rs
W w hi ~irro' y. !" Wurh cost over thr''-
quart rs = a million; Mr. Bahhit is the I'M
NOR ana pat ii .c ~ a rotary ,nsInf ,wnl'h r.
largely sold ami tubular boiler pronouu ed
il ira teal Engineers Ia p" the best IN us II q
o. owns IN" rt MT al steam canal h"ui.
Mal 'h Mil come into general u.s. Whom N0r h"
makes up his mind TINT ia" proper the has
"'Ni'. n" has ~ MUS Tor invent nnr "i % prir-
t.u. AMI AZ ',ul kni.unI liz lndu.scn.e May
b. 7tit 90 b' his Il s.paton.
In horse Il sh hr j. ana cAp'rt. llis drauglt
horses are t.' wonder ami "a" prdg 81 "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-28

4 few days ago one ofthoomployecs Of the
Vnon Squarr Thontrr was in thr Office of Mr..
Booth u" IN atrcM printer, in {. nirc street,
when a Trutonc gentleman cnt rcd. and said
he wanted MY shtlramers uud dirty posh-
ir- Tor Die Danch, rs for dc Sdcrmarnia
Shook Palmer'- man prickcd up his ears,
book II The nunichrn."
on yaw.' SAID he, exhibiting awcll-thumbed
poper-ruN,red volume.
VIII give You tlO for that hook
{, Nm, IL lsh niDbt mine' 1t belongs to the
Iwrniy dollars Z"
"Tiry dollars ?"
Tell yountin.'
Thrn th" Sunre man rushed to Shook 4
Palmer AMI told them what he had seen and
W must haya that book" sail Palmer.
N"S, Nhil SlNNk, al any priv"
Then Or. O-muu, who Speaks Grrmnn.wn in
iru i"l Wlth tAr d'i'' ate ns7.oh OF lutchas lng
For dGys the Doctor followed the trail. ana at
bet ro'lared the German whose name was
"You have book o. Die Dani,hofr. ?" ox-
ci!.IN remarked the adapter oI Jane Eyre
llavyou it with your
i 'll give you 500 for it,
CO. away nit YOU. Your fOOllng."
NJ, ! m not, her : the money and DIR. Os-
mum exhibited the funds
Veil | takcs II" said Herr Houhncr.
DIR. Osmun handed oyer the money and eager
y cInt"hrd the coveted volume.
You want more, said Herr lieuhner, sell
you 100 for elm dollar each. buy dem from
s,eiger for eighty cents"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-28
FINiNcIiL AND comunRcIar.

SATURDAY, Jan. 81 p NJ The heavy tone
and tend my fth' sto h sp'' ulaton Observed
IN Fridays business founl further Develop
.it to-day, and the leading spoeialtcs de-
cln'd 70 to4 e cent, the DEALINGS having been
characterized 10y unusual a,t.v.ty and excite
meut. The speculative circles were treat ii t.
all sorts u rumor- having q depressing tcnlcn.
cy. and for "a time both bulls ami bears seemed
Ia ho Hing without mu' regard t. price
There was report started cary IN the day that
the President would not sign the Cumpromlsc
large comm 'r'ial firm ia Plliad'.rhla had iai-
ell. witch bad caused u ioNrr-h feeling IN thHt
market To These u WIS added that the CALI
LORNA element n wall street sp"nNil obs hul
suddenly changed from the tut a. tao boar side
col the count all Of which So Tar confused ilr
neral run oi tmld holders t.lHt they COM
mon "i throwing overheard thor Vrntlt's.
lh"rr was not. apparently. any EFFORT uuic o
stem the downward current. until n ar thu rlu- .
WAS t~' tllirh'd. Lake Shore Western Union.
y wJ r c 'ntral. AMI D"nwar'. III, knwau-
ma ma West I'm w'r' lhn sr al utur ~ tN"
day, On 'ug A ui tunes Michigan Central s. Paul
pr"i"rrrd prln"ar" nnd llHls d, AND ho
utNr iuu-a tous w"re noted a.tr midday.
when Lake SIurr declined to - q. seller 3. a-
| % ga soon az rward I'li or ALSO cent o.
$50 Now Jersey Central which during ia.
morning HAD h"rn Her ely attacked. ana had
yl"id.d from '4's to 80, seller ". and 3o's rEulur
way, t'ok another downward turn of - ~ as
h.ior the rnud board. mHklnga decline Of Z
y cent for the day. Tine break war hastencd
hv r. port TINT the securities of the conf uuy
had % in pledged IN Philadelphia at an inSiitu-
ton which would soon REQUIRE th" loans Ia h."
luld. INrr" was no confirmation, how
ever, ~ thi-. and W. simply refer To II ~ one OF
the influences assisting the hnArs in their raid.
Delaware, La hHwHnna and Western next com
mnnt"d att nton, and with the above named
stock giving evidence 81 marked Wrahncsn.
Tho drop in these shares froN 72A to TO-. wa
easily accomplished though recovering ! T.
cont to ~. at the close. NV Jersey Contra.
il may also be added, al the same time rallied 10
3oA hut rlos'd myrrish ~ 3os. 81 Paul pro
irrred during the excitement declined from
- 10 49,, and Michigan Central from a.
buyer 3, 10 g. a, AMI 46 Her o. lut these stork~
subsequently renrtei 10 a. ant ga respectively.
lrluMare and Hudson was :, lower al ~
NV York Central a. AT ln!t l'r" a, M - anil
Idriil' Mail =. t2iA; but Rock lrani after
ylglllng - a. lol's, closed strong at io',
In the iluIl hnurut trt!rtnrrr wore evidences
Of tive pur hascs hy good buyers. and tlr
cloud which had hung N"rtlo market Was Al,
ornd"l hy Il batter tom. and feeling.
\ mrui Uus ~ Tine lr iislt AZ MS ~ IN" rrin 70
pal uuut I'm WAS hold IN tu,s .ly to-'.' f'
drfi upon further ulVdn r NJ ilRr HrLt- /
hundred uu w'St-houud ir ghts
~" following table rcpr'sclis the ,ponlns
highest ana lowest sHl's, regular Way. ui tiI'
prln lpal slo rs during tn past ',rrH, together
Wlth the number OF shar' LH', IN;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-28
SECURED TT LAST.


stephen Raymond WIS SURRENDERED u Do
Z tvs Robert P.nkerion AMI Richard Connor
uy ia" Pcnn~ vlvania authorities Yesterday. on
- r.qu s.uon from GOV. Robinson. H. wiz
Meon. to ia" city Pr s.n. There ar forty IN
difm~nt- ior forgery filed AGAINST him IN the
J. -lr..t Attorneys ofi eco. H. il ideutih-d 10y
Nr :. V. WHIT. "a Wall street banker. ar one OF
tN gang Wii' % .-1tiltol the s4le ~ over sluoo-
o"of Forged NeNNora Central Railroad. Buffalo
aui Eeie Railroad bonds. Wet IN Union rrir-
graph stock. and other se'ur t.s In Wall sire, :
and other places in III. summer Of ls7J. several
~ tI- Iur !ls - werc ruined in their bus ness.
NJ. Wftn churgo- That RAYMOND sold him
$4,000 II the fraudulent Buffalo and Ere kAil-
rpDi bonds, which wrr' 50 clsv-rlv exc ut-d
that ia" officers ~ tn" company could not tell
tliHm from the gtnu NJ. The hon j. hat the
forged gnatur ~ Samuel J. 7 liden. one of the
trpdu ton to Mr. Whit through the dea on II
rhur h. VINO SUPPOSED him to h- IA reputable
person. on o." q = oY"rv OF IA" forg"ri-s Ray
mond Nod IA London with the wife Of an Alder
don, and WIS cNtradltnd in January. 1874 aftsr
he nnd h."n fully identified by clerk employed
by Mr. White.
Two years AGO he was taken from the City
Pr son by Sheriff Cooper Of Broome county 10
testify in Elmira against James Bell. who WAS
tri"d for vi-timizng several Elmira bankers 10y
III" forged Bun do and Eric bonds. Raymond
- 'ap"d from the Sheriff. and when heard from
VS. in prison in Pennsylvania. scrvin. term
Of i'te"n months for "A lottery swlndle. HIS
s-It II To- expired yesterday
II says thgtthe money obtained on the Forged
bonds WIS nll stolen from him n. had So c0o
II VS. taken from hum while he was htins NJ
william Oft : saloon in East NV York
Thieves ent r'.l his room. AMI bound AMI gag
god him wull- b" WIZ ia bed. N * friends H. The
Eighth Ward subs ,Iuently gave him money 10
pay his passage to IurDls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-28
How She Obtained AN sso 900 Necklace.


A singularly cunning robbery was lately
p"rp"trut"d at Florence. An Inglishman ac-
companicd 10y girl of IL arrived at "a fashion
hhlr motel. hired handsome rooms, paid their
hui regularly every week, and lived exceedingly
well. but without any foolish expenditure. The
man brought WITH him writing bureau. which
he placed against IN" door Of the room which
communicated with tn. apartment occupied 10y
h- LAUGHTER. anu she had heres 'rt, Ire against
rival the man Wis ted leading jewellers store
and mad" several purchases, paying Tor them
"a the SPOT. and at Icneth told the Ieweller that
~ WAS On tlc lookout for a really spl,n-
dd, ptrure oi diamonds, with which he
v sh" to present his daughteron her marriage
"a" J"w"ll"r sgii that in this case he la kiy
had pre- lscly tho right thing. and forthwith
rrodu ed "a SPLENDID necklace. which the man
tNnmlurd, STONE 10y stone. and at length decided
t. take for $4,000, but be- explained that he had
not So AN sum by h m. and must communi-
cate with his London bankers. and appointed
the Tu SHAY week following rs the day when
the aaklare should he bought and tho money
paid ON that day the JCwellcr repaired To the
hotel. and he found his customer seated at his
writing bureau. H. took out "A bundle Of bank
not ;, ana WAS proceed NJ d count them. say
M. My daughter knows nothing about the
j am preparing "a surpr - for her. when there
WIS "a knock at the door. and the young lady
gym, IN To- sal llt pay tti.r was WAITING To
= d. tu.r' % CON zeal the n hiarc AMI. a. she
stayed In she room and began talking 10 the Jew
.ll,r. said he'd 20 and Soc ia, tailor and come
ha u pr 'nty The young lady STAYED Some
time. ana gave the J"Mcll"r the chance Of quite
really must 20. The lcNeller then tried the
go Dr". found II lO 'k"d, and fclt qIii. happy
~ To the nscklace. He waited and waited. I'M
IT, when three hours had elapsed. he rang
tAc bell and told the waiter to tell the gentleman
u" could wait no longer. But neither father nor
aaushtrr wore iorthgomlns, nor haye they. since
been seen. nor has the necklace. II wins found
that n nice little hole had been madr through
tie door and the, splendid ornament having
been neatly hooked an landed. the hauler had
quietly stolen away. Tho despair OF the poor
lcwellcr may br imagined
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-28
A s5a, 900 Verde, Aga,n., a Railroad.

ArdusTA, Ne. Jan En- the acton Of thu
SAT- iu equity AGAINST ti' N.unr Central Railroad Sam
pnnv tor the v,lr iN7l the company caini
ins exemption from the terms of the charter the tul
Court hH, drrtrd In favor of the state The amount IA
VOWED up to the present time /, S53irn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-28

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27-ln the case of Morris
Springfield, charged with the murder OF his Alice
hst Mary street house al IN rcput the Jury this morn
ing returned verdict OF murder IN the second De gree
stnSnle WAS deferred.