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J0rrlNGS inoUr rory.


masiS Eiu' a 's"S' iom rom Lacos 'Ghc .frei Hrn'' @
Mr. c. VI. C,dN formerly of Roo Cndy. says
st eso 'a ars n'H i"'a o' ''' o insurance ''F 'e Cut
The force Of tho Fire Department being in
sumo ~ .r,N tes are 20 be ap39'Aiei VIII al an.
The burglars who entered Messrs. Strane.
bcg~ soe tos ,or, on slaid'y cot notnng' aayins
The Roy. L. d. Brvan was inst1led a. pastor
OF zoe l'ric@ oGurch, st fiu Avenue and lhifYsev.
enth street last eseulng
The salaries Of III the cmpoyecs of tn Do:
twenty per cent. yestcrlp.
The New York 1rnnin. school for Nurses will
tetnta street, this 4itcrn on
The Governors of New Jersey. Massachusetts,.
thc oa Guard tomorrow evening
Onlcer Harmon II. fIees-, the oldest patrol-
terlty He wa- 30 Year. of age.
Mathew brady. of 221 West Ffty-rrst street,
,' sn5 sn5 ionr H. Ep Ep H Mo.1I{ ,se"ins az
sysaaaas VEGA ~ 'D' '''''u'' u ponce surgeon last
When Oscar Taylor, a coored man, entered
st.eiS yr,irfiy Ventin" 49, ON" o., ,I ~ bels bhs
aspy IN me colorsd men dubbed lin aAt ne was ua.
The elastic models are & he exhibited m.
tne v.,iof'. Grammar scaoo So 7SYsHel Tie Aqus.
rum Ia a body YESTERDAY.
James Crot tcsiA,i thar unlor M airli .onen witi
Jonu Kelly ne tOON tuo nAil FROM me wagon driven
hN De Fre"st Comm sionrr shields committed Kelly "a
await the Grani Jurj's action.
Tho American Pathological society will mee,
II the tnn"r tuilu ths eve nins, anh DR.. John A..
w...e gl'eaar;s upon @ me 9'' Of q, GrceF IAN
stantinople bY the Turks ~ 1853.
In their meeting last evening the Tammany
committee oi the istrct 10 when Pesdenteleci III
den lives protested against the attempt to couut 10
Hayes and declared that the attitude of the Govern
ment toward LOUISIANA clearly shows It has deter
mined .t AZ haIsrdi " override the Constitution Of
the Vnited States.
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Enf Men Racing.

There was fun Ia Gilmofe's Garden last even.
Ing when thirteen Of the twcnty.one inen WHO had het
names r csierei as participants In the "fat mems
race" toed the scratch. Jane, Huber turned the
scale al 80. pounds. The others who ths
r1li.g all were Joseph Dcasl'y. 2ij pounds Patrick
John ilor, 2sess puull.i j na Kssln 20 pounds;
George Miller POI pounds Geprg Auyel. 2is pounds
T. H. Walllce 23i uul8; gsiT cs j McLous shlin. 2sd
polnGs Wlllgm GrOJa, $40 pOunl.. Daiael hcgaa,
Cunningham. 700 pounds. "1oe q mirk,' cried the
MsuAk cr, and thea the iAen .tartei. nIcf lost hl
breath tho round, aul Daniel Hrsan won the nrst
heat. The distance Wa hrer-- venths Il uIi 10,
second heat was not SO eXcitn- the nrst. Daniel
Resan tooN the cad and Aept 1t " ciVse, aud do
ClCel the contest.
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JOkG I'D DEEDS.
ssms Valuable Property IN ,ixty-Sinth street
In II Tangle.


In IA Tnnglc.
Francis Coyart, OF New Brunswick, N.
'4 fas arrested by Detectives Fields ami Connor
F" De "as stepping from the once OF Counsellor
t'le-' II ~ Broldwsy. Sir. Kelly, one Of Browne
Az pes clients, agreed to exchange property
WIKI Coyart. Inc latter offered four lots on the
,.l,h side Of Sixty-ninth street, nelt Eleventh
NsNIf be ABSTRACT OF title which Gov RI
t7''i'ed seemed 10 nave been made ~ George
* er CD'Art asked for kelly's abstract,
LAWYER u yWnc, being suspicious Of the
~ bti.u IA invt siiga ion IN the Registers
u' a'i found a deed from Cornena A. At.
rTH 4 Duchess county 10 one Ashworth Of
ts'-i n.hty Ine deed was dated Oct. IL,
l"'Y ihtir was also on record a deed from
q t'ith 20 Francis COvart, Gated Oct. Is, 1879.
1T y Y"he d-esrtaiaed that Mrs. Atwell pur-
tn,'.f itfrs 4 the lots In 1888, and two Others
~ ~ ~ iie saw her attorneys, aud learned that
Ne e Nd ~, sold any Of the property, aud Mrs
n'N'- sAld That the signature TO any convey
~ ~ TIE property must be a forgery. these
vie given 10 The District Attorney, md
r'l-f = arrested. The prisoner was commit
NI olle CIV Prison.
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RUINED CLERK HAUGHTOk.
"'oHireping n- II was Done for a Fourteenth
street Music Firm.

~ Nle thousand dollars bail, said Justice
'N4'l When the aflidayit, with the first OF the
."e' " annexed which Elijah W. Hauzhton was
''H II iofgin!, Was presented to him to
s" III furnish th.t as soon as my counsel
w., ile pr-Jner a well-dressed, mild
}IHus man, saih contentedly. zone
~ l. l'l-r3 On this," ths magistrate said.
"".i,7 changed. And Sl,Oo0 on this-S3.DO
L. . Hl,i The prisoner made no sign except
IN, a"N}" "Ieaso that hs had seen before one VI
~ was i'd To nave forged.
s,ts '-Yh 90" music dealers Of Fourteenth
IN t s'H ~ Ell ~ W Haughton had been
"a, v"' employ 40 bookkeeper for the past six
~ anu htd made false entries aud Ia other
lie ushpbhsd nearly $1,000 Of their money.
ws.n hpi snspe ted until a few days ago,
H., r'.nls ~ nls uelLs dismissed for some compdra-
Aui lh,ng lriegularity, his accounts were ex-
l1,u ne Was arrested In oed Ia his boarding
vrG' testefdaY He had piid his board bill
Alll.an 81 tho ehseks on which be was COM
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On the 18th Of March. 1875, John Sheehan,
aged 10. Of 10 Washington street. klcAed by MIX
mans vicious horse In the stable at 10 Washing ton
street. sheehau had his skull fractured his right
eyebrow. ExDeputy Coroner Shiae renewed about
square inch OF sheehan. sSu that was inn Eing his
brain by It's pressure. Tue wound party heaied. blt
thtn a nrse. pui-atins tuuOr formed above IL TIs
hos's legs and right arm became rtisiy paraiyzed
The pus IN the tuor was removed and TIE parayss Of
u. lcss and arm almost disappeared. on ruling IN
July sneenfn gwoSe bud Ch Saturday last he cIpe.
rruced eNcruclltiux pau- IN his i,gs wnch lasted
I'll sunday evening. COnNulslJn. then began TO rack
nm. ana at mldngnt he dicd Deuuty Coroner ca IA.
man sath last evening a. he believes that Sneeunu
died Of me aiugliis OF the BRAN.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BIZ THA
SUNS REPORTERS.
Mrs. Brooks Caught mt her Modelling Some
Princcsscs TINT were Eaten. and Ono thaa
Rooted au Arkansas House Of Worshtp.

Mrs. Brooks Caught Mt her Modeliina-soms
Princcsscs TINT were Eaten. and Ono that
Rooted au Arkansas House Of Worship.
At A. NJ, yesterday, a circular tin vessel OF
excellent butter stood table the room adjoining
the Aquarium, at Broadway and Thirtynfth street n
was a tub Of butter, nothing more But when Mrsi
Caroline 5. Brooks returned at 1 O'Clock from her
lunch the butter became q human face. Mrs. Brooks
took OF her bonnet and shawl, put on white cambria
apron and dipping theree or four little ladies and
OF wood into water put them into salt then wiped
them on The butter would not stick them, and
the scuptress was ready for work.
Mrs. Brooks scraped away the cheek. and made the
Jaw more feminine. and then rounded on the forehesd.
With smaller spoon she dug bit OF butter from the
far side Of the pan. and with IT, by giving shape tho
nostrii strengthened the nose. Then she sloped tho
eyolld little more, and arched the brow.
"Thc princess that wanted to sec begins to come"
she said alt is character that have In my mind, vt
face"
"who 10 this to be?"
There two faces have wished TO make" an
swered Mira. Brooks. "ODe is tho dreaming Princess
Iolanthe in the frame yonder. the Others will
not yet mention. This is to be the other princess but
her face may not come have never before worked
except in utter solitude. Ioanthe my seventh effort
hib,;ed at ten cents admission and SO It rooted Q
church IN Arkansas.
"Buter coheres better than clay. See how plabIe Il
isl" and. with a pointed wooden instrument, Mrs.
Brooks began to form the princess hair Slowly the
ear began to take shape and she worked and talked
answering may questions the expression Of the prln
ccsse face changcd lese sad then less haughy
the chin took new sweetness and the throat began to
have form.
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Early yesterday morning the schooner Isabella
Capt josh Walker, of Bsrnagat. boarded uy river
pirates while moored near Fort Lee. There were three
robbers, of whom remained watch while the
othrrs ransacked tine schooner. The COX. George
Mashhurn and Pnilp Ireye. sailor, were on board.
ihtY W. re aw aAcncd ~ The pr s uul wcr forced to
keep qnict ~ the point of revolver The lbutrs car
"a
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SOME WAsHINGTON TOPICS.
ALiuh,bou-e Carrled Oaby Ice.

wAsHIsGroS. Jan. l6.-The lighthouse at
Hooper straits on the eastern shore of CaesapeaSe
Bay which was carried away by the ice on Thursday
asst was carrlei out on the Cbesapsake about four
miles, with the board. The boats belonging 10
u were caught Oy the falling house, which remained
AT ou the ice. and Al last adNces WAS four mi
Nest northwest Of Its proper location, whore there
Ab " seven aihoms OF water The tee Sun kept Il
groAt, ana assistance cOud BE- the gat kcep-
from the shore. Capt. Conway nul assist had
charge of lighthouse, ANA Il Is N" impression that
nnfAlr has fanny anu that only the tNO were In
the beacon Whea II Was wrecked.
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The steamship LAmerQus was moved seven
feet yeserGay she Is oroadside the beach, and tho
at inpt Is oeir- made q heye Stern 70 seaward.
1wO large hawser- have been attached % hedges
We CLING 3Jl IGais each aud fast IA good holiing
" lund. They are passed round ths steam wind
gni ade fast 20 ia ertu steam holsters and
the tiuc the CuWDineI force l. ca H. htayux
upon thnn The Coast Wr.ckins Company expect -
launch l. LAnerlque witnin a few days.
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Missionary Work In ye.ey rtrect.

He looked every inch farmer as he walked
down vcsey street yesterday. Near West street he
bent down aud picked up well. l.ned much worn wal
let a. Benjamin hOwes OF Forteth street and Seventh
avenue. Brooklyn. was hurryins past The re.
tired behind cart and Howes slscsened his gait and
watched the farmer as he couuted handful OF green
bscss. Then person who rcscmDled retired mis-.
eOpary arryed ana tOuching llO yea the shoulder,
sad that "froma point above he had him drop hs
pocketDOok.' Huwcs tOOk the good mau's wOrd for 10
and recognized his money. but the obstinate farmer
refused 20 give Il up 1heD followed neat little
moo from the missionary. wherein he stated the Of
the Door unX man VINO might ruined for life. n
the money PROBABLY his employers. not returned.
The farmer deeply Affected by the words Of the truly
good men, WAS willing to give up the wallet II HOwca
would rccompense him. IIgwcs went through his pock
cts, discovered a Oi and handed II the dsgustcd
farmer. Two beautiful oyster shells neatly enyeopcd
In tinted papef, around which wrapped highly
scented req silk rlDb0n. were fouad u the wallet.
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More X oom for the Young Idea.

Al the meeting OF tho Jersey City Public
Works Board yesterday. President Pangoorn made Al
application for all the unoccumed public buildings and
tue rllrs Of unused ire engine houses 20 b. used
school rooms 10 acc. mmoditc the surplus OF pupll'
from tue YuOuc schools,
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RoNDOUr, Jan. l6.-FiIe last night destroyed
two frame stores occupied by Donnelly 4 SonDcrsor
stove dealers; Iaac Gurla owssi, cigars and jewclry
James Murphy. stove dealer; and L D1iy, bookstore.
A. A. crosby Co.'S large hrick hardware store ad.
Joining, somewhat damaged by whiert also &.
Messereau'- market GeOr.~ Nurrs's sliOun ana Mrs.
g. BANNERS Jswelry store and dwelling. lhe loss wall
probably aggregate over $1,000
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NEwBUnGH, N. v. Jan. l5.-Yesteru " after
young men of this city hired a team to take
a sleigh RIDE. one OF the traces bro6e and the team
ran away. They ran about mile, when they reached
the Erie Railway crossing IN South Water str. ef In
spite OF the efforts Of the iagman 10 stop them they
Kept and were strucS by locomotive. Both horses
were thrown upou the cuWCItrhcr win gftaf force
where they remained nn the engine could br stopprd
Strange t. say neither horse was badly Injured. The
slelgh was bTOkon. but the oecupanls wore uAAurt.
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Fraud. In -on,h Carolina.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. l6.-Nr. John w. III ring
ton, who brought the Democratic electoral vote Of
South Carohuato Washiugt says th- II che alec,ors
are permitted they viii show that tiCarona was
carried for hoycs by gross r. uts. rhy promise TO
show that Loo women voted Tor Hayes, and that Ia
oAo district, VIA re Hayes had mailry OF 2s1 not
rlugIe vote Wts recorded fIr IlIdan, and TINS
fraud. Il l. aid Was accomplished pY the ErpuDlicsn
C4erk VI tle County BJ4ri
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BATH, Me-, Jan. lG.-A cable despatch from
cart Humphrey, OF the sup Geo. +. Manson. 20 the
owners brings the intelligence of her collision at sa
Win the steamship Ambassador of Liverpool. The
latter vessel WAS sunk. Capt humphrey returned 10
BJMOay, where he Was eA1ucTAted,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-17
BlLLOTING ron SENiTORS.
The Result Of the First Day. Work In the
Illinois Legislature.

ILLINOIS EegisInturc.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 16.-ln the House, at
ii A. NJ, MIR. Morrison presented the name OF
John A. Logan as a candidate fer United States
Senator in a brief eulogistic speech. Mr.. Crooke
OF Lasalle and Others seconded the nomination.
Mr.. Harrington nominated Gov. John NJ. Palmer,
paying high tribute to his personal and politi-
cal character Mr.. Heron. in behalf Of the
House Independents, nominated Judge David
Davis IA a man OF peace, by whom the lndepen-
dents would stand and whom they would elect.
In the senate. Messrs Logan aud Palmer were
nom mated, and also len. Anderson by the Inde-
pendents.
The first Informal ballot resulted "a follows:
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She Di(d-fte Got Drunk.

Frederick Woods Of Sumpter street, Brook.
yn. when srragned before Justice wash yesterday
charge OF intoxication. pleaded that his motherIn
Jaw dicd the day before a. as he started ou' to get
colin Tor her be met some I'll ms, to wnon he told the
ncws. and tauy went - draX w,h hlm. lie didn't get
to thc undcrlaker Ga ms promise get the eln a.
once Justice Ma.sl released HIM.
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sitting Bnlrs Camp DESTROYED.

To ann iInt GenerGl Drum,
despatch received from Col Miles. via noleman,
says thht on Dec IL three companies ~ the rum In.
fanny, under Lieut. Fralk u. BALDWIN srucA sll ing
Bul's camp m the RedNatef, ami dctcGted him. with
the loss vi a the property OF the camp AMI sXy mules
aud pOne.. Ine Indians cecapUA win lite Desltus
ALFRED II. TERRY, Brg.Gen
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BERLIN, Jan. l6,-OGicial returns show that o.
Conservatives have been elected 10 the Rechstag The
Conservatives Will consequently be able 10 elect
First Wee Presidents who has hitherto been chosen by
the Progresssts. The members elected are CLASSIFIED
with regard to their attitude toward the Empire fol-
l0Wsi Supporters OF Lhe kmplre l0Aj opposep, I3s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-17

President Graut has pardoned Jeremiah Fair.
banAs, the El1lbeth bank cashier who, with willianA
the merchant, secured some 10000 Of the banks
money. Ihfec hundred i,slieLts signed the petition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-17

AUGUSTA, Jan. l6.-James q. Blaine has been
elected United States Sen tor by the Legislature for
the short term ending Mareh and for tue long term
ending IN 1883 Tho vote m the Senate Stood as FOL
lows James q. Blame, 20 William 4. lRIres, . :
Roreut, 3. the vote N the House stood James u
B.sine, ll3. Milham l.. Haines 81 absent, d.
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Tho Custom House Republican Central Com
mitiee for 1871 organized last evening by ct,ng Dis
irict Attorney benjamin X. Phelps, Chairman Gen
Joseph {. fnckney ami pr flcrret Nan W ck. Vice.
IhaInlrn; iNt IleCtur Thomas Murphy, Irra-ut
Major MA4aru Bulard and IheodOrls Mcleod, seere.
furie6
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Sr. PAUL, Jan. l5.-rho Hon. william Win iOm
to-day rec acei TO the United States Sol alto for
SIX years. beginning March 4 next, by the following
Vote Seuatu-MindQ IN 26 MNNins0n, II scaitt r.us
2 lIups WiulOW, 1Ji Wilkinson, -; scattering. D
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RUM AND RUIN AGAIN.
Cut OF with a shiiiisg Aner a Marriage that
Di-piensed IA kich Father.
Bernard keegan of Third avenue and

Seventy ninth street, who had sheltered an old
man for few weeks until work could be obtain
ed, received the following letter on Friday last !:
MY DEAR AND MucH REsPEorKD FRIEND kkg0AS:
Good bye, forever You and your fRmiy'- mulfarlous
In unhauk able. hence my Il
Icsnos sledgment thereof - worthless, tDr am un.
worthy Of the confidence you Lave repOsad IN me This
not aeeping my appointment. In consequence OF my
derelctlon and tie Indignation walch 40 richly de
serve. cNnnot Withstand, and prefer eternity, what.
ever IL may De, to time" viii never again be seen
sive on earth ana It qutsuonab,e II the corpse viii
be recognizable. Read or show TINS to whOnsOeyer
inquire for me. | have Tor several months N.
tcniplatei suicide but my last disappointment settled
50 - $50 j. c. GATES.
A letter was enclosed to the suicides wife,
and one to his daughter. He Is supposed to
nave drowned himself. lie was born OF wealthy
parents III England; his father owned large
factory IN Manchester. Twenty-Five years ago
last Christmas Eve hi, marriage with Scotch
gin In Edinburgh much ds9leassd his
father that he was cut OF with only a part of
to America, invested his money In mining
shares, and lost it, Thrown upon his wits for
II livelihood, be learned stenograIhy Land became
an expert. lie was also an accomplished
copyist and engrOsser. For seven years he
worked la Frederick Stewards law once, and
might have continued to command good work
had not his appetite for strong dtiuk ruined
him. Situations procured for him were lost be-
cause Of his intemperance. few months ago
he went 10 Bellevue Hospital suffering witt
rheumatism. When he recovered, be became a
clerk al "a small salary.
Unul Gates's drinking became excessive his
wife clung to him, but now she has gone out 10
service. Their daughter and son live In Mott
Haven. Gates was hftv years Of pge.
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Baltimore and Onio Railroad coach 277, which
arrived IN Jersey city yesterday. contained t30Oo0Oo
in iwenty-doar gold peces, the whole weighing six
tons. The gold contained In fourteen iron safes.
aud was accompanied by ght clerks OF tho Treasury
Department, and Capt. George r. Price, VI the Fltth
Cavalry aud oght selected men.
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The Nebrnskn senator.hip.

OMAHA. Jan. l6.-But one ballot was had at
Lincoln today Tor United States Senator which result
ed as follows Mr.. Hitchcock %; Mr. Brigss. le. Mr.
saunders, IL troun,t 10 Nye, 3, ana tie rest scM
trrlng Adjourned until 10 O'clocK t0 mlrr 81
ng The Legislature IN Jlint convention CONSISTS of
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Blth Houses a1iou lpi without an election. Tho
r,luung ] he resumed ht noon tomorrow.
The Democrats ia caucus ave YlfUl - ulher -
Abbott tomorrow hr. ltlars iii'nds are very COM
dent touRlt, ana clan that hr & -fctGi gauils 4ul
viii have above loo YOt. on the ecnui ua lot
row. IL Is generally believed, however. TINT % tllrI
cundilIte Nil uc selected. IL Is CQlctlsu that Bout.
well Cannot Dc elected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-17

wAsnINGToN, Jan. l6-Dospatches from
Lansing. Mich, have been received hy senstor rry
informing ann u his reelection t. tht nncl Slaios
; te BY tie MicAlsan Le. stature. The naJOlliy on
JOINT ballot 10 slNly.t"O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-17

Mary Lawrence. aged 10. Of Ccdarvlie. N j.,
was run into by boy whe ON her way school. early
IN December and their heads hit with great force. ihs
eirl was etunned tor moment. On reaching school
her memory had become hl.uk. ard she was unaDle
20 recue, since That time She has lad several atIscxs
U
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ST. JOHNsBrRY, VI, Jan. TO- Tho examina-
tlon Of the lev, Enos u. Hopkins charged wiih ors
iag tho endorsement drafi for t5l. was concluded
Aud the reverend gentlemen Cvuu4li.gu to
jan IN default Of sl,aOO hoals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-17

CIHcINsATL Jan. H-Last night at Dayton,
KY. suburb Of Coyinston, Mrs Minnie Blasen, wife
Of carpenter arose from her bed after the family had
retired aud, without arousng her husband. took her
ndays old infant and going To the river threw her
sef anl her babe into the stream About mldnighi the
husband awOke ami lssing his wife and chld. started
oui to search Tor them TINS morning as he stood On
the wharf looking INTO the ryer he saw the dead body
OF nlh wfe Win the infant ugty clasped, n0atns ON
the surface The bodies were recovered.
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Rising followed by slowly falling barometer.
gcucfay lower temperature than uu Iuc,Gay, nOth.
eiy Ninl. sf'ins - eastcry " h0uIhcry, clear OF
partly cloudy weather
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The D.ncieucy in the Fish1ill panL.

FIsnKILL, Jan. l8.-Tboueh the expert has
not completed his examination Of the accounts Of the
National Bank IN this place. enough 10 known TO show
that the deficiency will reach over 100000, possibly
tiaOOoO. some Of those who made heavy oyer'drafts
were negotiating to-day to pay up. The run on the
ings bank has drawn out $4,000. The bank. however,
ID sound.
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shutting on IA steam Whi Ito.

The stoam whlstle ~ klAber's m,rhle outline
factory has Dccn cnJ1nc from disturbing the occu
rts ut The " Albany" an apartment house ~ BrOad-
way anu FIFTY -nfst STREET.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. l6-Col. Casey, Collector
~ the Port OF sew Orleans, ana OrOACr IN law VI tie
President, arfN wed here tonight
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JIffr

Dosros Jan. l6.-lhe NJ .ssachusetts Lecisla-
ture. at n NJ. to-day, began to ballot for Ulitcd
states Senator Tor years. Two ballots were taken
IN each House. with the following result:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-17

LITTLE Rock. Jan. 1d-A. H. Garland was to-
day elected United states senator ~ succeed Powell
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-09-01

In a paper calling itself Ma
ton Teachers Monthly, printed at
Chicago, Illinois,, the following
sentence is printed on the sub
ject of "Tramps."
"We shall never have less of them, until
we have less in ignorance idiocy, insanity
aud wickedncss that produces them but
to-day We are culturing, to a certain extent,
every where, especially at the South, and
in our cities, all Of these pestiferous ele-
ments."
Considering that there are but
few, ifany, genuine tramps IN
the South, considering that, at
the time the above article was
written and printed, nearly every
man in the whole south was
at work. attending to his bust
ness, when the tramps were burn
ing Pittsburg and rousing one
halt of the North to aims to save
their property from destruction,
one cannot decide whether the
author of such stuff is a con
temptible fool or c~0nsummate ass,
perhaps he will bear both desig'
nations.