davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-12-23

drawn for the money In favor OF the men 1na1'la-
ually.
Herman Benze and L. r. Dyer were appointed 70
ea,imatc 1he cost Of special assessments In this
City on rolls Nos. 1, 300 to l,3o5, inclusive.
County Clerk klokke has assured the Finance
viii have cost Sl5 600 less than the appropriation
IL this proves to be the office Will cost nearly
$50 0o0 less til is year than last In's Is lae slo
OF reform that will plcase
william Devroe, in jat! on the charge Of petit
larceny, has been amusing himself for some tune
in cutting np boxes Ihe result ol his laooss
ap,Ieared yesterday in cross about SIN inches n
length. couposed Of ISL pieces Ihe WORK woa.u
N. crrli,ab1e to many L skilled artisan. 1t was
sen, 10 the states Attorney as Christmas present.
The Finance Committee yesterday took up
communication from County Clerk kioSke, co1iins
turn over balance in his hands of S. s4S. 10, and
agreed to report 10 tue Board Ill inc matter re.
omme nding that fufl he commenced asalnsl h':a
and his bontisnlen ut once to recover the amount
Lieb has not yet presented hts hnal statement or
report to the l1oard
The gas bill at the building, for November foots
up nearly $500, the most OF which may nc set
but its s,xc caused tho Commissioners TO commence
the discussion OF the proposition to use something
else than eas IN the future The county + Is no" .ns
CITY puys but 81. so. This discrimination will, Ut
least, be looked into ut once.
Ths slate ag2ffetd upon BY. the Republican mem
bers OF the board fur county officers anu already
given appears to give very general nat.
ifsfaciion. if and viii 40 doubt be concurred
urc provoked. hut nothing else was
10 he expected. The most they cun do now ii to
elect Peters US Warden Of the Insane Asylum.
which they will, no doubt. In mentioning me
slute yesterday, the name Of Mr. Reynolds. for
Warden OF the Hospital, was inadvertently omitted
in speaking Of Tie merits Of the candidates; He
held the sz1ne position few years ago, aud gave
general satisfaction, aud is lifted for Lite Office
Eountrce was called on by the Finance Commit
tee yesterday for an 'opinion" an to what the Of
ice Of County Attorney WIS worth. lie replied
thut il he had known IS much fey years ago a. ne
knows noW.-that he WAS to hold the place
for few years and be kicked out,-he would
rather have taken the place l: IS, 600 year and
have hi. uIce uway from the Hiding, and hele on
IL his ur,yate practice than to have taken 1t at
ST, 900, ETC. The Committee ncted on his sl,sses,
ton. and the saiary Of his successor was reduced
to Sd, UO0. Those voting against tue reductlon
were ieuzcn and Fitzgerald. The same Committee
also agreed to abolish the office Of Attorney Ill the
lower conrls and refused further Interfere with
the salary list Of employees.
, 1877-12-23
larceny IS ballee, /; receiving stolen properly,
verdicts OF guilty obtained, 11S; pleas OF gul4ty'

larceny Is ballec, l: receiving stolen property, =
Ssss Ss2sss sffa of say RePs5ty psa, guilty.
The House OF Correction sentences number 1?S' !2;'
classified US follows: Assault WIN 'ntsnn ~ Nth
!; assault with intent to inJure, assault VIII WI
bsry burglary malicious miscn'ef = ttn s
Is; pleas Of guilty IL; dndings y tbs court s.
The aggregate Of the terms Of Imprisonment n. w'
Years, 1t; months 80: weeks. los; m aays yc;assfseo
stolen property. /: burglary. S; assanit, :; laE-
esny as hee J.; malicious nieas u Suy
IS; findings BY court, i. TermH Of in'pFisohmcn's
in months. II: weeks. u; days. 3o9. .,.n.,
The Re6G5n School 81 bnrsary,
'spe IKE a. sspcnted sentences number 13 classified
fieioas tSaomt niscct ssG' = arson m obtain
1nc goods, ETC.. ,; selling lottery tickets, 9inal-
feas1nce in 'otlce Ii embczzcment,3: adntery.
'rs.tsa;n Il ttsnss 1stisss ss p?s T. aysm .ssss;a
stolen goods, 2; buying stolen FOODS, I; attempted
burglary assault with intent e 70 oo a. poScrv
=; confidence game, l; assault with Intent 10 @a''
2: vaErnncy1 !. ,,.
eni n So noItc prosequiy were entered. There
were ;}O4 recognznnccs taken, Of which 81 were
forfeited. This number Of recoEnizanccs takca>
shows decrease Of rs AS compared with the pfe~
The following shows the average number OF pris-
oners in the County Jail fur each month OF tAe
year ending Dec. j. 1s77: December, 1G2; Jann-
arr, l5s: February, 2ou: March, l7t; April dl:;
May loo: Jnns ISL; July: 3o4: Ausnst' 3;,'' ;oo
Total in Jail iu 1877, p SIS; total in jail s 1876
2, l09; increuse in 1877, 40:
The showing is very crelitable, and Ia salts
factory auswe: to resolution the subject intro
dmccd III the Board two weeks ago which was cal
cuated to lead one to believe that there had been
Il laxity in the management o. GRIMM! % shnlts.
Out of the 259 prisoners uuw in jail hut eighty
eight awaiting the action Of the stnte's Atfer-
ney; it is the smallest number at any one Time LOT
several Yenr3.
, 1877-12-23
DEATHS.


WOLTZ-Kltty n. Wotz. dau yltcr Of John and Mar
garet oz. and sister Of Mary aad Julius Wotz died
Saturday Dec. -, aged - years and month.
dencc, l+l Ltncon-ar-. on s1ontay, Dee. u. at
o'clock. Friends requested to attend the funeral
Without further notice.
~ Peoria (llL) and Syracuse (S ~ papers pease
copy.
uALL-At Harwtcf, Atass.. Dec IS, Mrs Rebcccn
3. Hall. wife Of Augustine Hail. OF this city.
MAIlOSEi-Dee. Fl. 1877. Of dtphtherctic Group,
Mary Z, youngest daughter VI Ha 4. anu Cornelius
3tahoncy. nGe ID montha and II davs:
Funeral Dec. u, II from ~ NeKberFy- By
carriages to Calvary Cemetery. Friends OF the family
KV New York papera please COPY.
KEAD-Georgtc Reed, younEe7t daughter Of William
Reed. Esq. Dec 81, OF utpnthtra.
- Funeral acrv1ces Sunday. Dec. u residence 100
Dearborn"aY., at 2:30 p H. Friends OF family In
vitcd -
o'SaAUGHNEssY-0nD Dec p, John Oshaughnessy,
Funeral BY carzisges to Calvary Cemetery At a. m.
Sunday, 23d insr from residence, West
sPfSk-On the 1eth inst. OF consumption, Emma
Calante wife OF Alfred IL Sphinx and eldest daughter
Of Enos j. Ives, aged - wears.
~ New York papers plcase COPY.
OnKLL-1n this city. Dec -, Miss Ellen Odel aged
"a years.
EE- Newark (O.) papers please copy.
BEO0kS-Jeannette W., wife Ut Henry " Hroo1;n
No. no Aiding Square. Dec. -, 1877.
Remains taken East.
kElowcl tAaks.) papers please copy.
A. and Alice ii. EorIant.
Funeral from $50 Thirty to-day at 1850 D.
m- BY carriages ~ Oak Park.
, 1877-12-23
TIE STATES ATTORNEY.
HIS 4EET4T nrrnRr

Assistant State's-Attorney Baker has for the past
few days been busy preparing some figures to snow
the work Of the States Attorney and the Criminal
Court for the year ending the lst inst The result
was reached yesterday, md Is very interesting
Following are few OF the figures.
The Penitcntiary sentences number 3O3, classi-
fed as follows: Murder, 5: .nansaughter, 3;
abortion, q assault with intent to kill D; assault
with intent TO rape l; assault with tateut to rob-
=; burglary, Is; attempt at burglary, 2: robbery,
70; forgery. 8; enbaz:lemenl, Il; larceny, 10;
, 1877-12-23
The Very --latest NeeUs.
THE OLD WORLD.
Wreck Of the Steamship Friesland
Of Cape Finisterre.
The Vesse1:a Total Loss, and Her Crew
Food fer Fishes.
Capt. Wiggins' Contribution to Geogra.
pliy---The Open Polar Sen.
The T&''y Latest Ne,Us.

LOST AT SEA.
WRECK or THE STEAMSHIP FKTESLAFD.
Special D.spaich IL The Chicago Tsttunz-
NEW YoRK, Dec. o5-f i. 1n.-The conviction
which has been growing for several days now
almost amounts to Il certainty, that the Dutch
steamer Friesland from Java to Rotterdam has
been lost with nil hands off Cape Finistcr.e.
She sailed from Padaug, Java. Oct.
Is, and passed Gibraltar on Dec.
5. A wreckaee has been sighted
which, there is but LITTLE doubt. came from the
Friesland. The crew Of the Fresland numbered
abou. iifty. She had no passengers. 1t was ut
first reported that there were 362 passengers
aboard, but these were Malay pilgrims, and
were landed ut Je2uah.
, 1877-12-23
MARRIAGES.

CLAY-GRAY-At the residence OF the brides par.
euts OIL Tuesiay Dec. is, William ". Clay. VI Chica
VAN sTCkLE-fOUSG--At the residence Of tho
brides mother on Dec 70. BY the Rev. Charles l..
Thompson. John r. Van Sickle and Viola NJ. Young.
, 1877-12-23
ITALY,.
EEE GRANT

Special Dispatch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, Dec. 23- a. ma correspond
ent at Naples telegraphs that the United States
steamer Vandalia, which conveyed Gen. Grant
to that city, sailed thence for Palermo, secily,
yesterday.
, 1877-12-23
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,

Stephen Kyle and Matthias Godeck were yester-
day adjudged insane In the County Court
The ''extra" payroll Ut Lieb's man was yas-
tefday Approved AMI orders were ordered to be
, 1877-12-23
RELIEF AND AID.

THE TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
OF the Chicago Relief nnd Aid Society to the City
Council is inst now ready. 1t covers the year up
to Nov. l, 1877. The tabular statement of nation
aties OF families aided elbows that 3. 049 families
having 10, 6l2 children, received assistance. The
number Of accounts opened for each nationality is
as follows: Irish. !, 080; German, 975: American,
$50; Scandinavian, 40; English, 344; Scotch.
10; French, 4s; Bohemian, At; Pole, 80; Cana
dian. u; Hollandcr. 10; Italian, 13; Welsh, i;
Belgian, i; Hungarian, 4; Swiss, 3; Russian, 3;
Portuguese l. The nr,npcr of families and per
, 1877-12-23
EXPENDED.
To charitable institutions. .-......,

1alA0CE+.-.-. ul1
~AlcaEO city ccFtlncates Is. biZ
The rules OF the Society confne relief to the fol-
lowing classes: Those who by temporary assist
taRce will become sef-supporting; the sick, the
aged, the infEm; those having IN unusual number
OF small children dependent upon them.
, 1877-12-23

Total number Of persons. 7,0GA
o. ne 5n1 ssatemsn oi ougnss a ~ ~ M .ss
Side house, and r, 1O7 iu the North Site house,
total Of 5l 34 OF these o3, 4S0 were Irish, 10, 652
American, I, 459 German, and the rest mlscellane-
GUS. Their nces were: Under 30 Years, 49, SID;
between 80 and 40, Is, OLA; over 40, @, $40 or
the total. 81, Ol0 were laborers.
The report OF Henry n. King, Treasurer, is as
follows:
, 1877-12-23

Cash hand Oct. 81. 167D.............. S151. 1856
NECkIyKD
Interest collected deposits. 5,41U
Guy of C1tcago Observation-Disclosures. 1913
E. D. Morgan. Treasurer. u3, Gy3
Donation. .,..,,..,,....... go. ..............
Amounts returned by applicants to Supertn-
tendcut- 10
Office rents collected, 266
, 1877-12-23

where they took tsaiu, most likely for Icxas.
Tue REPORTER had very short interview with
81 as S resa ss dsTSp
IL the way OF information was eiicited. Said the
representative:
tror;ss Nv what Is Dnr opinion regarding the
.,.,: I,msl: would rather not rtats my opinion to
but what do you think win come out ot the
t!oahles! DO you consaer the proceedings at san
Etlzarlo merely local atlalr. or do you urcaict
uoa9se oetween this country and Mexico!"
pao,o w9a'a YOU not llLe to make any predictions.
- Do you think the troubles on the Rio Grande
nsna aq,a3s ahaa4 fs:,
Jou1l all know IN a1ew daye.'
20 you anticipate any trouble when the troops
1nurder:' ~ AA@s e'oA aoo
~ can't tell understand that the troon.
n5se aot oeea called upon to make any arrests as
Monday evening Queen Es.het Chapter, No. Il,
.. =: s., elected The following officers for ths
;onn Hodxes, ". T.; Mrs Hattie Burns, a. Il.
Iss. +. Kuhn. Treasurer; T. {. Vierl1ns. Secre
iary; Mrs. Il. 4 suydet, Con-; Miss F. 4.
-scrns, A. C.
At the annual installation Of Nattonal Lodge No.
vi, II F. A. IL, held Tuesday evening the follow
agoeice1s were installed by D. D. Z. II. Ayery: +,
i. BLACK, v. u. NJ E. Stone, s ~. d
:@asa, @ J: w.; "; osttander,; Treasurer; 4: {.
;odwin, ]. D.; ". j.. Biitton, S. S,:J. b.
-undete. j. S.: II. G. Stevens. Tyler.
At the annual communication Of Dearboru Lodcc
20. $40. 4 f. d 4 NJ. held in their hall No s6
:ouroe street. Friday evening, the following
1med officers were elected for Tue ensuing Mason3c
ar: Millialn &. Forsyth, IT. L.. c. b. Conner,
w; c. n. Fltzhush, ]. w. n. Goold, Treas.
-er: Z. D. Petrie. Secretary: IF. N. Thexron, S.
.;P. P. foskctt, J. D.
At the aunual communication OF Apollo Lodge
,. 642, A. +. i 4. H. hsld ThprsdaY evening,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10
UHIT n THEY mn BEEN HdNGED?
Accused Of u Murder OF which Two Other
Men had Previously been Convicted.

In March last Nj J. Rosa OF Sparta. Ga,
was murdered. He was grocer. doing good
hus MS in the town. and WAS KIN wn 10 hay"
AnI. about Tho time 81 the vet. u lirg~ amount
oi monny. H. WIS rash enough, IN iant, To ~
ps,ipi. snow tbs. ON The iatil saturday niEhl
h. 81 SD his stor' Ms usual. and putting small
buskct oi gro rri's ON ms arm, started Tor
hu.n.. ON tl' say he WIS AHA k'l iY -oiA'
prl~.al~ MAp. .N.i 'ntlN sn 'Hk"d up nrhlnd IA m
and slu4-pt or Ms PROBES sionnls rhll H. sNnN-
hu..'l him. II 4. skull was crushed m. amt
though he wTs not rniii"ly n@d, h" was 50
pariilyled that hc cuuii not utter word. All
iNAi rnuld do wac - pnlnttohts stnr Key ana
motion To- ~ there. Ii WAS then ,nuud mat inc
huik Of his money had born left there, ma
thullu tho murderer had got about sl4O, u
Wgtru and a revolver. III" most az tlir Spol was
uniou 'hrd. The murderer was Tracked through
several States t. Canada. lie Wac ;hcn tracked
tu the Great London Cirrus, On Friday morn
Ing Detective r.. C. Murphy of Atlanta Ga,
u.illr npplicntion TO Lieut.. Morse nj the Central
Station. this rty, st,st ng that he thought he had
has man. The Lieutenant Immediately gave
him the required help. and the posse repaired
T. the circus ground on Superior street, where
tho man WIS arrested. His name ~ John
EnuWrighi and he formerly lived in Atlanta.
l.! immediately weakened, and said ne knew
VII ( his arrest meant.
Two men had previously been tried and
sentenced 10 life Imprisonment Tor tins crime.
\ new trial has been granted them, ana II u
claimed that they are innocent. and thai
cartwright, # not the guilty party himself, can
pllnt the murderer out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10
MR.. WILLIAM WELSH'S PLAN.
WANTED, an INDEPENDENT AND PER
MANENT INDIAN BJREIU.


What Bogus Charley and steamboat Frank
are saidto be Doing -The Iamentabie Fall
ure of the Thing styled Our Indian Policy.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Sat the last sos
sion Of the General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church IA committee ON Indian affairs
WIS appointed. with Mr.. William Welsh of this
city as chairman. Mr.. Welsh has just written Q
long letter to his colleagues on the committee.
In which he discusses the existing evils andthe
remedy.
The present so-caled Indian policy. he in-
sists. has failed lamentably. and should be re-
placed by some intelligent and permanent sys-
tenn. The experiments Of detailing army officers
as Indian agents worked well until Congress
interfered and put n stopt 1t. The experiment.
OF allowing religious bodies to appoint agents
has also worked we'll. 40 far as il has been car-
ried. The Indians under the care of Orthodox
friends have made wonderful progress Bogus
Charley and Steamboat Frank are now living in
houses Of their own building. About another
tribe Mr.. Welsh testifics from personal knowl-
edge:
The Ysnkton Sioux Indians 300 in number. whenI
the men leading ilc vagabond lite, and The women
Houses built 5s tnem.cycs aud cnt,aiine the -ol aud
raising stock Their are number ot hnnrdg ana day
their reservation. with lars. nuncr OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tn"" wor.hip is the NOS, fcveicn list have ever sen.
and the native prcaccrs and caechls,s are consistent
the position OF wife and the mrn are niustrous,
and more sober and moral than tile same number "
whites In any locality that have ever seen THIS ~
mart the warkr Sioux Nation inhcr n
which under equally favorable Influences could beyond
doubt, lie brought into n like condition.
But the Government is unable or indisposed
to keep its treaties with the Indians; hence
chronic trouble. outlay. and boodshcd. In the
Modoc war the Sioux war. and the Nez Pcrce.
war. the Government has bcnn in the wrong.
What is the remcdyY Mr.. Welsh is clear that
the Indians must not bc left under the care of
the Interior Department. He would much
rather have them turned over To the War De-
partment but to that Arrangement he secs
weghty and con"ius We objections, His sug-
geston is that an independent and perinanenf
Indian bureau be created. Such n hurenu, no
snys, might comprise the S"cr"tarics of the In
t"rior and Of War. 20 produce harmonious ac-
ton and also two other members, to give their
whole time to the office duties; ono To H. an
ON ,cr OF the army. not below the rank OF
Colonel. and the other n civilian. both to he
nominated by the President and confirmed by
the senate. and appointed for ton years unless
sooner removed for cause. Their salaries
should h. made equal to that Of the Assistant
Secretary OF the Interior. and they should NOM
inate all Indian superintrndrnts and agents 10
the President for his and the S"natc's action.
With such bureau Mr.. Welsh thinks II would
he possible to break up tn" tribes, put stoT to
heather customs and transform the Wild In
dians into civilized. law-nblding farmers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10

cav that thcy will not receive salvation. That is
not the only Object of Christianity
What other object has tY' .
Preparation for the government Of the
church alter Christ has come TO reign over it,
MIR Rintoul added that the church in New
York WIS expecting the arrival OF Mr.. Card. u
delegate sent from the two apostles IN Aibury 10
the churches in this country. Tho delegate IL
now in Canada. lie IL to bc in New York in
q tohcr, and the members OF the church hero
will welcome him with great JOY, II being part
of their ia tn that the gilt OF the Holy Ghost IL
conferred 10y the laying on of the apostles
hands the delegate having full powers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10
DIED.


ROoTH On the sth inst. Samuel Booth, printer, aged
81
Funrn rvices TUESDAY afternoon. at I o'clock, at
his lair irutc. - 20 = william hur.h Frnds are
respectfully td Tho mains Viii he taken
tu Greenwood uu M,dnc~in'. atH A VI.
GEKkEi,-Mi.s Sirah Grrbcr
The unt raj viii take lhtr from tile residence VI her
father. 80 GrrruWtgh Il at ucluck
JOHNSON In Broukiau u sept Elizabeth John
aged r.
fun''iul from rcsi1cnrf. ~ Moore st. ~ . +. "
Ky N On Sept =, Miclav Ryan IA tile aeth year q
In
Relatives and frirui> ncsci o attend his ii-
nrrH ls lHo residence Stnds ana t'nd IS.
Hru,k iyn. nn Tuv~ias. S'ft ~. ut I + VI. sharp
SktOMRi -~udtruIN ON SatuliH, uuinlns. sent y.
at the Westminster Hotel New York. Niiam SO
connie. IN the sbti year 81 hi AZ"
Funeral ~ Westminster II tcl AZ O'Clock
L VI I'm .lAN. = N II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10
\ to-day. hut no ,bations are made or victims

OF to-day. hut no libations are made or victims
slain to purchase from the god OF war palms OF
victory Az an individual IL thrown upon his
own resources, he must naturally develop y
spirit of Independence and consciousn"ss OF
his own power TO control events tn certain "x.
tent. Friend" said an Arab to Mohammed ut
night in the desert, loosc, thy cam.l and com
tie thy camel and commit him to Godl' The
man Of reason sits not down with folded arms.
ruling Providence" which he believes will or
der AL things for the best, but wisely considers
himself nm actor on the stage Of life. whose part
In the drama will prove successful in proper
ton to the amount Of conscientious labor he be-
slows upon IT..
Being thus impressed with the character Of
the growing convictions OF the times and the
increased demand on the part Of the public for
the furtherance of liberal discussion. / am graf
flied to notice this intintory step on the part OF
such newspaper ~ THE Sun, and trust that
il may live, not only to see the d disappearance of
the sun Of faith beneath the Western horizon,
but also the rise % that same orb with renewed
splendor in the eastern sky. bearing, however. a
now name-Rcason. j. j. b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10

To THE EDITOR OF THE Sun Sir The
present age. by reason Of its high mental attain
ments, is necessarily one of inquiry. Asxwe re-
nect upon the change Of circumstancc~which
the world has undergone. and the partial do
mnlon and control ii has acquired over physi-
cal laws. this condition Of society appears 10
be- natural result Of patent causes.
The same thunders which OF yorc shook
OILY mpus are heard to-day. hut no incense rises
to heaven in the smoke OF peace offerings to mp
pease the wrath OF the offended deity War,
with IL attendant horrors. Id rife among matt on5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10
.,usinrss Il tlt.s.

A Constant Danger aiwny. threaten. In At
"a ~ ol Chncra Nnrirs u, -onHrN. tnic. cramps
t'hocra Ininntunl Diarrhui. a.. For the prevention
and cure Of thcs disorders Their Is remedy equal To
Parkrr's Ginger Tonic. II may Ire ~ any time.
enables the iru,t> ani vegetables I" the 81
withnut tear and gives ouuturi after hearty meal
Buy u 81 bottle ram your druggist sample bottle
at 10 cents and test II, merits.
The Best Remedy fur Children while Teeth.
Mr. y ~ ~i.'iN $50 lttN- syrup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10
Ruled Out of Order.

The school Of American humorists orig ,
nnlN lpunirl Toy fldhN aud D+~urLs and Pc rpetuntrh
by Arisnus ward Na'k rWaiu Bret llarie Josh Billings
= ~ gent, as hrrn hN means closed star hns
TSen IN l'nnsN Ii anna His name II j. Bum Rnd hu was
adcleeaie ii"h Fhil"dclphia TO the recent Republican
Convention ~ hArrisbuls Ill" offered The lullu wing
winch, howe ruled out oi order
"hs.oiai. That uiIs cun,rntun regards with admiTa
ton the Presidents faithful attention Ia his Christian
duties and cordially rcOnln nj that to the morning
and evening AZ the white HOUSE be added the
httl. h s mn "When Can Read Ny 1iu. Clear"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10
W fEHIED.

RRFCH-wESIEY --On Wednesday. sept o. by the
lhN Dr. Thomas ,Hllaudc'. At tn, teHid' nee M The
tricc's Iarn> 'hHrr. \ hrr,s %, orr hh'd' Mass 10
IANE-';lLLENpER- At the church Of the Messiah.
Rhiuchcck. y ou Wednesday. - pt ., hN ilr Rev A.
y Oinsted. Caroline N"un.c-t daughter ct lh'ophilus
t.lci,d.f, IL Ralpit lAt,s ut Sew Aurk.
MATSON-MOiFE At JarsoN tltN. on -daA sept
a. by the Rev T. Corhit Ia Watson al Jer>ey
q ' to fanny " ulie ui New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10
Not ~ RIot.

PROM he Wwh
"0h, father, ! see n SURFING crowd,
Tell ne what II may he.
Oh. hath another drait riot
Broken out IN our iair elite :"
calm thee. calm thee, thou FOOLISH child
M war, ne rlOt's there;
tbs only boblail care been stoppsd
Til sVIne one pays his iare."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-10

The FfhTiNnHH FlFTNIF1F
A small box arrived ut the Enquirer ONCE on
r. fr,daN. per express accompanied ~ the uihwing
note 'run d protn,en mt citilen III Newcastle, Ky, the
sonc q. the recent lynclnng Of King Jam Summons and
the ut ee members ui hIs outlaw band;
NtwCAsTLt Ky. Sept 3. 1877
ITO THF TprTOF rHF FNQuRkR send YOU per express
to-day which contnns odd King Jius hat. piece
al The Toe Il at hs hands ucd with and the halter
hc a,t were Could the kng's hat write NJ could your
CORE pondent II could wiiie history oil many uArk
deeds