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A ROBBER IN A L4DY'S ROOM.
Miss Hattie Bruyn's Graphic Story about her
Early Morning Visitor

KINGSTON, July 27.-About q o'clock this
morning the house of Mrs. Cornelius Bruyn. on
Albany avenue. was entered by ono or more
burglars, and robbed Of two valuable gold
watches. with chains. and two pocketbooks
containing money. Mrs Bruyn IL wealthy
widow. She lives in u large. fine house. The
occupants OF the house are Mrs. Bruyn. Miss
Hattie Bruyn, who il taking care OF her sick
sister and Miss Annie Bruyn. the invalid. with
several children and two female servants.
There were no mon there the nearest male SER
want being the cOOrcd goodman. The three
Indies Slept upstairs in adjoining rooms. but
Miss Hattie Bruyn said: Tho first knew
anything about il was that j was awakened out
of my sleep: why ! do not know. unless II was
that, having been waiting on NV sick sister sew
cral nights, was nervous and restless, and saw
ihis figure. On the first impulse started up IN
He snid in WHISPER. Lie down again |
didn't lie down. ] sat up and asked him again
upon me who he was-that he was robber; As
my senses came TO me and became awake,
said, Cornelius, is it you 2 said this merely
Cornelius in tho house. He said. still In q
whisper, Yes; there is Somebody in the, house,
hadn't my. Then he said, You have give it
TO me or win XIII YOU At the same time he
co pistol S2Sf no my ny hg"a ha ani cs s
| have no money. but have watch. and II you
will go AWAY. and not disturb my, sick sis,
the drawer H. fumbled around and coqldn't
! get il. and wanted mo to get it, told him
| couldn't get IT. He finally managed TO produce
| it. asked him to give me back thc cham. be-
cause r przed it very highly; hut ne would not
utcs. and then thinking that he had gone down
stairs. got up to 20 to my sisters room. AS
| pistol. He told me to 90 hack went back. and
stayed there until daylight when Katie the
| Miss BruVn dnscrihod the intruder M nm nm
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INSIDE THE TRIBryE OFFICE.
How an Old Printer was Received Under
the New Administration.

To THE EDITOR OF The Sun Sir; ! have
been printer and publisher all my life. and by
the panic Of 1873 was reduced to comparative
poverty. l reached this city yesterday. armed
with the best possible references and sought an
interview with the day foreman Of the tribune.
| found him gentemanly and agreeable. He
assured mo that the paper badly needed good
mcn that a force Of blacksmith printers had
held sway since the strike. and II would call ut
T. NJ. and see the night foreman there would
be- no reasonable doubt Of my obtaining posi-
ton. Accordingly visited the Iriblne compos-
ing room at 3 o'clock. and found the night !ore-
man sitting at his desk quite unoccupied. Boz
fore had approached within twenty feet Of him
he roughly demanded. Well whit do you
want 2" | quietly remarked that | wanted a
place and had arranged with the day foreman
In reference To it. The places are all full
What In HI do YOU want 10 bother me forf'
WAS the civil rcJoinder Much surprised and
disguised. | requested this despoiic uagnate to
look NJ II letter from Il well known publisher,
winch. he absolutely refused ~ do, saying /
could Ego 10 HI"
Under the forcmnnship OF Mr.. Rocker all
strange printers were treated with courtesy.
whether employment could j" given them or
not The change in the Ifibupe is now "A gem
cral one and the gulf between Mr. Greeley and
Jay Gould il not wider than that between Mr..
Rocker and the individual who now remarks
that he is foreman Oi the IrtbWne. hy C."
An OLD PRINTER.
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srrERiNTENDENf HLLIs's 1RI.fL.
Examining the Charges with Reference to the
Peoples savings Bank.

SARATOGA, y. T., July 2S.-ln the Senate
to-day Mr. French. the receiver of the Peoples
Savings Bank. testified that he sold the fixtures
ofthc bank for $500, and paid ;1.ioO to cancel
the lease. The general ledger and the dcros-
tors' ledger varied over $1,000 in the total
amount of the liabilities. Unpaid bills of the
bank were found amounting 10 10000 when
the receiver took possession. Some OF the
morisag0s Of the lank were second and third
liens. ana no minutes showed any prior incum-
brlurf-.
Examiner Reid WINS recalled H. made nm
examination Of the Peoples savings Bank oct.
.. lsti. Tn" report produced WIS not filed in
tho department. Mr.. Ellis called at the bank
with him when ho went 20 mako this "Nnwna-
ton. and gaN" that report 10 him. II" report
shows a dril'l,n' y of assets oi sf,3JLiO, and a
de ilrlrury az in 'ume Of - .iul.
Deputy Surrrnt"udc mt Lamb rccaod-llc
never saw or heard OF the report %. OCT 3, 1914,
until to-day.
Munar Nc Clork swaync. Of the Attorney
q % RAJ p ull go WIS shown To- lctta OF Nov ] /.
$50; The nsur~ shON NJ "a dril'i'n n
In the Peoples sayings llnk werc changed
when he took Tn" complaint to Mr.. Ellis 10 hH
sworn t.: the il-urc- were increased to AR r'
with E.id'- report. Edward \. Werner. a clerk
u On" Bank Department. altered the figures lu
tln copy oi The l.it'r ia tne lrft r book of Nh"
d"pnrtn mt. 1hr copy is m the haniwrtiu.:
of Charles Ellis. Don't remember any circuM-
-ilurr. unuut the alt ration.
Tine ) nate then ADJOURNED 10 10 A. VI. on
Monday.
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footing IA Coach Horn.

Quccn's Bench Division. July II Sittings
ut Nls prius. Before Mr. Justice Fold and n
Common Jury-Wr-t aH. lurnlval. -Ihi. was
IN action brought 10y Capt west Of the Royal
Artillery. Ia recover compensation Tor nm injury
o'casioned Ia his marc through the alleged
ncgligrnor of MAJOR flrnlyal. the defendant
ON the 2nth of April. 1873. the plaintiff sent his
servant with the mar" To Tnlt"rsals, with Il
view of selling her. When they were rassing
the Railway Tavern ut New Cross II horn WAS
blown by one of the dctcndlut'S servants who
was on the Brckenham conrh. of which the de-
PENDANT is tho proprietor aud driver. and
which was passing AT the time.
The ease Tor the plaintiff WAS TINT tho mare.
which was close to the curb. turned round, and
the coach was driven against her, and she was
badly cut.
The ease for the defendant was that the horn
WAS not blown when the conch WAS near th,
mare; that it was IN the middle Of the road, and
the mare frightened 10y the noise of the coach,
backed into the hind wheel Of tho couch and
WIS injured,
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff
damages, $50.
only G23 D.,
His lordship amended the claim.
Mr.. Wibcriorce appeared Tor tho plaintiff
Mr.. George Brown Tor the defendant.
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what he saw. we have from his own pen. II
i. M. Il. will turn TO the Cincinnati Gazette OF
May rs. the Friday succeeding the Sunday in
question. he will find an article written by Dea-
con Richard Smith. and entitled Sinful Sunday
Shows" expressing the following truly good
sentiments:
Lccnuous dcprAvitv IL characteristic NJ the rerforrn
ance There Is squawky singing 10y Young and old too
o"udi>rcputaho acting well ~ looking Snnc-
umcs YOU may "c present gcnt'el aud honest persons
but the ASSOCIATIONS tpp often bring the and pure
into scandal and dSrrrute Keep such plnccsi
People may have formed tastes Tor them hut
why they should be- opened on SUNDAYS The
taste is one which calls for eradication rather than
ncauon People go tor musct In any vi the churches
the music Tar more edJins. the surroundings elc
waiting and refining
Is not 4. NJ. l.. answored7 Deacon Richard
Smiths motives in visiting the Sunday evening
show were truly good. lie went that he might
criticise and condemn. and intelligently advise
people tn stay away. He is Truly Good man.
and is exceedingly 1T to bc the Republican can
didate for Governor Of Ohio.
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THE IICHBORNE CLAIMANT.
An Attempt TO Bring Ills Case Into Court
Again.


In the Queens Bench Division this morn
Mr. Justice Grove. Mr.. tobbott upphod for u
rude ni-i calling upon the Secretary ol state and
the lail"r of DartmoOr Prison TO show cause
why execution of the sentence in the ras" of m =
Queen aEL Castro should not be stayed. and
why II writ Of habens corpus a. bring up the
body of the claimant should not issue.
The l.Ori thlrf Justice We cannot hear YOU
on the first point. horausc We Dip not hear any
ono ON an hplillrntiun for a prohibition. except
he hc duly authorized rs counsel 10 appear in
thu case.
Mr. Cobhcu-Thcn shall connno my nppica-
tion to the question. of the hshras corpus.
The Lord (hirf Ju-tir'-Mr have hoard YOU
Piled for u habeas corpus On behalf. OF tins man
Castro
Mr.. Cohhct'-I now nsk for n writ ~ hahnas
corpus 10 bring mp ms body, soHs tp require the
secretary of state 10 show causc why hc Is de-
tnined i'm custody.
Tho Lord Chief Justicc-Wc have no control
over the secretary of State The 'ntrnn'Of the
Court ul Queens Bench is hrlmg carried into
execution, and You cannot srt II aside. DO YOU
sock 10 reopen the whole case OF the Queen AIT.
CnstroY llhuElierl
Mr.. Cohhrtt Yes. my lord, lI.auehtnrl
The Lord Chlet Jurtlc-Nuu are altogether
mistaken h"nuS'i even # We granted Your NJ
ca~r. Tine answer 10 the writ OF huheas corpus
would Zee Tia" cuuNltlou and sentence of the
Court If Queens Bench now heing carried ln'o
execution. II would really be waste OF time If
W. were to hear You.
Mr.. Cohhou Was about to address the court
again, when
Thr Lord Chief Justi,. said N.ycl mind, MIR.
Gohlu; wa must reNso 10 hear your rule.
lluughtrrl
Kulr refused,
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MELT PLENTY IN THE MiRkErs.
soecuiator. who Lost Heavily Two Tons of
had Beef aud Mutton seized.

John G. Cornell, clerk of Washington Mar
kot. said yesterday; There WAS no scarcity Of
meat Of any Kind this morning, yet pri - wcre
very firm. and there was no falling oI until
afternoon. The spectators who were holding
back finding the chances for a panic had en-
tircly faded brought out what they had. and SO
there was no lack Of beef: but the buyers were
fcw frightened oil. perhaps. by the steady ad-
vance during the past few DAYS. On Thursday.
Mr. Romano. clerk Of West Washington Mar
ke'. anil myself seized over two tonr of bad beef
uiul mutton. ana srut IL tn the DIAL yard. lnr-
ir. this lnt weather meat spOll- very rapidly.
ana should Zoe kept in irc boxes. II a dealer
buys half a dozen sid'- oi beef from an uptown
Slaughter hNA-f pi b. tli I'm in % wHlNn one ON
and a ~pay- them ou ~" hooks m front of b IS
stall. u H. sale To say that some of u will toe
tainted in - thun -iN hours. But We ar" ron-
tnunl'y going through he market. carefully
examining every stand. AMI whenever We find
such piece we SrlXe H. took today slN : DIES
from one drulrr--a loss 10 him Of $500. They
were fresh and sweet when he opened this
m rning. There viii bee plenty of everything
"a Noulny-irf pork. lamb. and mutton.
Tie prices VIII come down. too, Tut tho meat
VIII MT he so good. Tho he4-t- VIII have
10 bee killed Too soon. After tur'r long ride
tNoy should have two or three days T. rat AN |
cannot have now. Tine meat is wanted right oil.
but incr' W j Doe ahuulau'r ut it,
The fish dealers. an'ir ipgting panic in tho
meat market nah Eut in heavy supplies. which
were not wanted. and OI course Will not AceI
over Sunday.
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William llocland, tho secretary and cash
Ter OF the German Savings Bank Of Morr-ania.
was before Justice Wandcll in the jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday. Mr.. Wm. J.
Il s. tho receiver of the bank was the COM
panaut. H. doposrl that on the llln Of Jan
uary. 1871. William Holloway had sll3z9 on
deposit POO " bank. and that on that day he
drew out ilO9.9j. leaving a balance of 1927.
Vim. HOLLAND. the cashier Of the bank accord
ing to Mr. Best. mndn a fa'sc entry in the ledger
showing tnat Mr. Holloway hnd ON d"posl i
sl.Gsll3 Mr.. lioeland, on the 7th oi August
1916. II Is alleged. forged Nr. ilolioways sisna.
,urc 10 =, drift for sos. and obtained the
money. Mr.. HOLLAND Likewise obtained 5000 on
the sth Of August, lS7d. 5000 on the OH of
August, 1876 and s2iG.7O on the 18Th Of
August 1876. the entire amount being 81 .GSl. 20.
Mr. .Adolph Lnbergrht. the bo9kkceper Of the
hnnk. made an affidavit that he believed that
Holloway signature had been forged by Hoo
land.
Tho prisoner was arrested by Onlccr Peter
VI 'Snlly, and he spent Friday night in n cell in
the Police Central Onire. Before Justice Wan
dell yesterday his father in-law. Charles l..
George. became his bondsman in $4,000.
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NUMIsMITTC MYSTERY.
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars for the
Order of the Garter!

Among the historic gems bcqucathcd to us
by Macaulay. few indeed have escaped attcn-
ton. but there is ono which has passed without
much recognition. relating - u financial scan
DIAL connected with the order of the Garter
upon which the historians Of that-the most
illustrious Of all the orders Of knighthood-con-
tinue to be silcnt-thc unworthy. If not dishon-
orable means for the acquisition of its member
ship rcsortcd to by John George ~. Ecctor Of
Saxony. in 1903. a circumstance without paral-
lcl in the annals Of the order. extending over a
period If I'VE eeniurig..,, Thr.ordet was i91q,i-
ed about the year 1919 hy King Edward Ill.
who conquered France and scotland. bringing
their kings capti,ns 10 England.
Toward the end OF tho seventeenth century.
and up to "a period lnr|ud ng the war for Amer
ian indcprndcu c, England Ind the rrprehen-
sihlr haiI of suh-ii2ng certain German
princes. WHO bound iNrn-' Ives Toy treaty To- iind
Holiirrs q Eu-l.ul found money; tnt even the
stern William I'LL found II no eu-y tack tn keep
tNe-' lm..iX J. .niAi. : or FER. NJ ahay ti-
much loss, indeed. than tngy asked, hut mu "
moro than ih'y nat any dc mt lr'un'e Tor
asking. Win TIE I,r',rgf s4N9!py ..o.m,,po--
strong nppDtt' for sui eldI's. % sr'ni d'sr" to
Doc % ui'nln rui gu" mN, select any INDUSTRIOUS
the inunul dniHr~ Which hr hlt d'mnndei 4,
hrtnu- .ut,Hl iNu 'rpi lunuln ana tine Cart e. ~
and io TINS .NrHHr inufy bargain and sale King
William Ill. .aN. h assent
The vain Duoal l.eri1r. In osi"utgiious COM
memorial of the event. ciiu~. a iu ln stru k n
square plan 'hois Of metnla silver tha'r hnv-
ing on the diverse hi- init MS ~. q. " mono
grained ant crowned. with an cnrirrling rib
lun. on which j. in- rihed tho now familiar
| French mououf the GaIt. r; and On the Reverse
! WITHIN y RAJ wreath, i'h'ath an ilnp'r ia
| crown. are two drawn swords III saltrr. the
| hrraldic deVi.. 90 the Dukr as Arch Marshal of
/ ia. g rinhn l.mur', aud the sam" muitn hu'
/ IN Latin. viii h i- not cu--ir. All this while i
uurlNel- "a hlil' rto nunn-iuatir mystery, az
fHrd- u~ uuoih. remarkable instance VI IT,,
al 80 of no i. .aN
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HKAru. wnicm NrKrunsp rHE GENIUS
or JOSIAH q. HOLLAND,
wxlcoxrs rnK IloLLASD CLuB or suSnrRL.Spi
W Hn,ie the Biv ieuaH Amount ~ SimGhingr'
Tho day was general hollday in the vlllag

H. I'M
r,,,.,,- =, W, = ,i .is,,s ,'t' i' -
F"i i"S w ~ ~ '' '.t' p it'''" ", va,
7 -l,i, ny. Nl,W'i w on "HtllnVusr IN Whlrii
lr Hulhni lNet Tor n nunher OF years anu
the very room in which he slept. Especial IN
tarnat xyns frlt i'm Tho al l-fu-h i,nrd ,t.n fire
i,,' Il, -, 80, 80 ,,.i,' .i H.. ,',,,i. ,l
i''' IA ~ '. " ~ a. 'f,ii, mi '
uN,.i " ~ niiu vtffs ~ ,'S," ~ ~ - ~
ported u nave Suli MINIS II lhh III .lIlH lntf-
t-ting spot the germs OF some Of has fines
tng,n-his wcro conceived. ,-
lhr ll''lr req s'hnoihouS' Wn're nc ienrnou
tcpSrHphy anu granular WIS h.~v, gIrHl cen
ire g., ,u.lt" non ~ Ntu.t"".e !Hl} VINO
MuEnt MN ivr S,N.ra nnh'n. Is sun IN,hE.
ana WAN mingled la'i- ,ir't nhI t'afs t'.h now
she huu once hir'h'd 'o7l"h Tor Furnishing ",
lnlih- trIlhlh run. OF =! A4'A lhlO metro ana
rhyme ms me- r''N' ~: go
IT. WIS hriSht lH"y hoy. sne saws hut
lh'N'r dTMn''. hr M"u1 urn Out IIhc ohaAcs-
J. '.i' ana N.l'n HAd 7u I'll. ,,
N,' ',un'li ~ !, lt7l IN W." shal' on 'n'
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CUB4'S ITGHTING PITRIOTS.
Gen. Maxine Gomez Declares that they VIII
Not Compromise with spain.

La Ind poId,ncid, Cuban paper Of this
city. publishes in it, issue Of yesterday the fol-
lowing ringing letter from Gen. Maxine Gomez.
lat ommandcr-in-chirfoft the Lilcrating
of Cuba and to-day Secretary Of War of tho re-
public. 1t stamps as false and absurd the Span
i-h reports frequently ventilated in Spanish
papers. alike OF Havana and Of this city. and
lately officially announced 10y the spanish
Colonial Minister 10 the Cortcs in Madrid 20 tho
effect that the Cubans have made. and are
anxious t. make settlement with Spain on the
basis of ,ubmissi ion. Tho following l. the letter:
c,w,crry June, is77 / have rcai. unicr The innu.
rnr' 4" me rrani c'mpa-h winch - =" ltwilcs.N Fims
OF The 2iih ulL answer It at once IN order that our
ncrSc n ,arl :" ap iGs Of auio"3 wh the
spamaris in ugt mipocne, have circulated They
those who have iiDuuucd rem-cvo. with III, sublime
Tic span,ri. la,' never dafei AID win never dare
mai, amy uroo.iu"ms based u.n qls ~ ns les, tan
mined cur men arc who have appealed To- arms l can
Doe ioul WHO. att nel ting such cl,an uucd n-h az
W. a iousht iOr c.h' years, would larbor shaine-
tuldc-uoually all who should be hero are not here.
our determination B, rm, aud wc are determined never
or our h1iic are hcnr'd az ON the runs n W icd Cuba
- Tor the just cu., OF hr roi icn ant .och rcdomp.
u"n of th' antr,, can accept no other termination ot
tc coninol d'm ~ nrrag'I iu'ih, 10 Discus ,n,'
a. q -'ni ana ~. "a aid !" ,gl,.e ~. "ni,ei,d
a +, a.. IN. ,...,nr.nt lie nr,,h'r r,un,,i,. ms
itt. us ut luuut ni OF our AANiitn serenity VI
ll, an growing for Tho loss o. my horse Cinco
tN ". tv rnr. u. wn.a Ic' ran who had previously
0I' ..N IuiI -, nfd di'd nom tH Dt'. Iurnrl- =
li-.,,n.u li,u #. u, c.minil.n 20 u.r Nh- :
uaie o. mc iy my deeply regretted iueud Bus o
Tu' r...icnt s., VOL as fii as ever f cnthu.am and
ut solved. aswc 500 are, to u~ our last cartridge and
M,xiuo GOMEZ.
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Kuukcl il the name of the family. which
consists of ilyo persons. four old bachelors and
one old maid brothers and sister. who ara
bound together 10y III" most All 'rtiunutn ties,
ami refuse Ia hr separated. The sister is IN her
7uth year and j. noted for her cN client man
ugrnlrni wedding great influence OYER her
Younger hruiht H., who range i'm az" from 80 10
% years. the YOUNG - being upward If 81 years
old They are all Oyer siN feet tall. p0s-e~-el of
live was acquired by their ancestors over u CEN
fury ago. Their house WAS ere tod more than
loo years ugo after the style OF the first settlers
split los for q foor. filled NJ with cluy. They
do al their own work and arr neat and clean in
all they do. Their farm Is IN. excellent con-
dition. and produces annually lare" crops. 4
chid, who married a number Of years ago, has
been utterly discarded, her singular brothers
and siSics having paid hcrihe portion to which
she was entitled out Of her fathers estate. and
refusing to have further intercoursc with her.
This curious family resides near Mesnorsvillo,
in Albany Township, and have never been out
the township.
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wArCHEs WORTH ABoUr So A PECK.
Information for Those for whom Special
Schools should he Established.

n VI ,yulliiidl, OH., iducly
ceived a notice headed Prizes Drawn in the
Forty seventh Series OF the Royal Havana Lot
terry" 1t was dated Havana Cuba. July 10.
1871" and read
Ma -; You are hereby notified that your ticket In
The iory seventh series Of M ROYAL llavaua Lottery has
mission du, our agents N,ssrs Kussli 90 for trans
acting our business in NJ United siacsis ten pct cent
sgsT IT ~ whS SS" San pnS to me sSpTes, as,p
notice To Mcs.rs Russell CO. ~ Bond street New
York; and let them know ty what express you wish the
Elk Esrrrrrtlro. Actuary.
The Quitman gentleman never had a ticket in
the Havana lottery. and. consequently. was at n
loss to account for the receipt of this notice
from the gentleman with tho extraordinary
name. With commendablc zeal in the cause Of
TRUTH therefore. he sent the notice TO The SUN
for invest cation. and. accordingly. reporter
for THE SUN called at 81 Bond street yesterday
afternoon. On the plate glass windows was
painted Russell 4 Co.. Manufacturers Of
Kingston Gold Watches and Jcwelry." Within
WAS a young man with n foreign cast Of coun-
tenance and a rowing eye. He stood behind
two large glass show cases laden with gaudy
Jrweiry. He was talking earnestly to a country
man and showing him watches and chains.
Finally, the countryman received neat box
containing a watch and chain. ana laid down
$l5. AT the same time he took out paper that
WIS headed " Louisiana Lottery" Alter writ
cheated man.
II was the reporters turn nevt. He said: "A
friend Of mine IN the South wished 10 inquire
about wat which THIS notice calls for
The foreign young man took the notice. and
glanced shnrply ut the reporter. ana presuma-
bly, took in his Eliilcloseness at a glance. lie
did not examine any books to ascertain whether
the notice WIS regular but Immediately opened
the show case and took out a watch
." l. this worth slOUf was tie reporter ; in
" That is what tho Havana Lottery Company
estimate il at: Tut Il II really worth only $500"
"O4, no; We receive ten per cent VI their cst-
mnte"
Is this case gold2"
NO. It is Kingston metal. heavily plated"
Tho case IL marked Uhssc Pellet lonle
which soems peculiar II the cuse was. NJ the
! clerk said. made in this country. The reporter
| examined other wat hes. hut was not suited
VhH watches are Of a kind thut can readily lt
4 bought Tor s.. and the chains for sl25.
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DIR. HOLLANDS EARLY HOME.
The Pilgrimage OF his Sunderland Admirers
to the Scene of his Boyhoed's Days.

uphTu Masa JuIv On Tho visit To Heath
nrA IN, 'i"ss, ouiy ',o,U W iioa'',
OF inc Nc ana Ciup OF Sunuerlanu mas caused
moro excitement in the northwestern corner OF
Massachusetts ,b,r INV local ovc,t si,co Tho
,, ~, ~ ~, ~ Wv
opening OF the hoosac tunnel we are remote
here from the great centres OF activity, but the
cut,ure of literary Taste ia not uptno,,n 4,
80. - ~ ~. :"
hea'h' ana hot even IN nuhderland are inc
prose and poetic writings OF DR.. Josiah q. Iol-
land moro yvidclv road md admired Tba I'm.
-, :. ,,,.t ne, , -, ~,
"or"h ihouhy ltcoinp phSscu much OF MS
boyhood hero. and his subsequent career has
been wntch cd nv our citizcus ,t,tb op,buaiasr,
.,.,-.,, -, " Vu' 10 w"
hlIhough we nave not yet organized INTO club
for the consideration and discussion Of his
,vorks ma Inns boc, dono In surdcrl,rd tho toi
,.',' 20 ''"-' - '''.iu' Wv 'o'-
,oWlnE statsucs. whirh ! nave been NJ some
trouble, W collect. VIII snow mat tue distih,
Eulshcu ,nuihor IL appreciated on ana around
walnut mn upon whose slopes, as have al
remuy stated. y" passed much OF his hOyhood
col mere hre ~ iieath l39 iamliins einprncing
oUf, persons, all Uold. from me bOf lnhabiunts
deduct thrco, VINO nave recently moved into mo
townshipi one bllnd OLD woman three icen,e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-29
TIE FUNERAL or GEoRGE ~ MiTsELA.
Impressive Services without any Adore sses In
NJ. Thomas's Church.

The late George w. Matsell was buried
yesterday from st. Thomas's Episcopal Chur IA
in Fifth avenue. The remains were escorted
to the church by a detail OF $50 police officers
under Capts Mount and Murphy. the whole
being under command Of Superintendent Wal
ling. AT the church the police formed in limo
and held their batons at present while the
hcarse and carriages were passing them. The
pail henrrrs W.T." Comm ssiOnrrs Westervelt
low Weed. Hugh Gardner, Benjamin Falrchild.
Meyer Stern. George w. NJ lean. and William
Moller. Among those in the church were ex-
POlcrComm ssioner Duryea, Inspector Thorne.
eX-Comptrgller Andrew IL, Green. Robert b.
Roosevelt. Peter Goeleti Aldermen Morris and
Pgurroya judge Sbaries r. Day ana Mr. Jones
black walnut, silver mounted. and bore the iu-
scriptiUn: