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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

A MAN at Burnside, Michigan, recent
ly whipped all the conceit out OF a light
ning-rod agent, and now he is in receipt
of proposals lEom all parts of the State.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

WILLIAM BUCHANAN DYE has been
arrested IN Indiana for counterfeitlng.
Having captured the Dye, they are no"
after the dies.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

RoBACK,s PILLS are becoming more
and more popular every day, and if
specie paymen mt is not resumed within a
few years. they will doubtless be made
a legal tender. They pass readily now
for twenty-five cents,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

THE Scientific American describes a
late invention for capturing bank rob-
bers. Unfortunately, however, it Will
not operate on officers of the bank.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

A MAN in London, only thirty-four
years old, has been convicted in the
Police Court over one hundred times,
and he thinks he is good for another
hundred.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

CINCINNATI 4 PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD.
Depot. Kilgour and Front. City time.
Kyles Ac.. 4:o3 Pm S:SSAM
CINCINNATI 4 wEsTwooD tNARRow- -GAUaE)
Daily. except Sunday. City time.
Leave e., H. Il d. Depot, 6:l3 A NJ, l0:53Au,
1923 M, 6lSPA y
Leave Brighton Station, 6:2s A N, 1858 An,
II :23 A M. 2:3S P M. 5:23 M. 6:33PM.
Leave KoDU's (Westwood), 5:4S N, 1908,
A N, e:2S A M, 1888 NJ, 1913 P NJ, j:j8 NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave BrignJon Station. $50 P N, HOS NJ,
2;2S N, 1888 M. 6:23'P NJ
Leave Robb's WestwoOd), 1853 A N, 1923 A
n, 1928 A,2:03 Z NJ. 5;23PM.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

CONSUL BEAUCHAMP seriously wants
to know il "h.o-l-e h-a-r-W does not
spell whole heart" what the blazes
does it spell?
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
CHINESE MONEY.

From the first, the Chinese held a very
correct notion with regard to money.
They recognized 1t simply as an instru.
ment to further exchange, ana not as.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
The styles.

Ladies wearing the latest "pinback l."
and striped six stockings are very liza
Dle to contract stubborn coughs or colds,
and should not neglect to procure Dr.
Bulbs Cough Syrup Ill time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

The chief Granger Of Michigan is a
Mr.. W goldman, but he is not remarkaOle
as a sparer OF trees.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
WASHJNE WASHES without rubbing. A

IION
ent from anything ever Offered to the public
before. Has zen approved by the most prac-
teal housekeepers in the country. Positively
harness TO ciOthing-the only article known
viii h VIII prevent woolens from shr hiking.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher recommends il TO
all housckeepers. Price SC. ASK your grocer
for It, SEABURY Il JOHNSON,
NJ, WIS q Plat street, New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

Rev. Il. E. Hale frankly says that the
story he is now engaged upon is tue best
one he has ever written.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17
THE STAR

gao Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-17

BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PARKERaBURG.
Depot Pearl and Plum. City time.
Washington Tx daily".... 9;O|Ah 6:53 \
HalGImere EX. aaiiy. ....,. 9:,SPM 6:23 A n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27

began to look after their securities Among
thom was Jim kconc. the California millionnirc
wh" hnd q l,nn ola lars' amount OF Lake
high ns s25luOO. Ftzhugh 4 stewart, oi I
NrW street. krnnr's lrukrr~. hrLun to push the
Meters FOR their collateral on Friday. and on
Srturd ~ they got most nf thcir securities back.
kcrn"'- loss H. about $50 GOO
gentleman who has OH 'cs near tho Meters
sqid mat, Wien Albert lcit be called IN and h9do
him good-hy, saying TINT he was going To- Gin
cinnnti to take the Presidency Of n bank that
was reorgani2ln should renal there per-
mnncntly. Other circumstances tend to show
that tn" Meters had been preparing to leave for
some time.
On Christmas eve Gabriel Nctter drew up and
signed orders on the banks holding the re-
hypothecntrd securities. and these wore dcliv-
cred to the Nictimizcd brokers yesterday morn
ing; In one Instance. whore n loan of t52.250
had been made on $50 900 Of Government bonds
there was some hitch In redremng the bonds
but 1t was said that the objection was merely
formal.
Tho Governing Committee OF the Stock rx-
change were called together after business
hours to consider the Meter ease. but failed to
get n quorum. A clause In the constitution
makes Obvious fraud aground forcNpusion
and of this it is held that the Meters have been
guilty. On legal grounds It IL said that they
could only be punished for breach ~ trust
in Erie twn or three months ago on the bear
sidr' 81 a., s, tns S SICK went uP ,ro9 To- l5 ana
came bulls. and then the stock dropped to 10.
involving another hig loss.
\ despatch from Gin 'innat says that tho
failur" oi Meter X Co does not involve any Gin
Tie name Of Mr.. Gabriel Nottcr was brought
10 public notice tw last summer On the 26th
Kim and Mr Da,ii O.as' ~ ,rold broker. in
which blows w're -'ru X, About t,m middle ~
Juy a laii.r written. hy Manager Wilhoson Of
lish"d. indcat .nE thgi MIR. Nett r. though q H.
brow. would h" WELDON" M that hotel, not
wtistandins Mr. iiiiton's famous proAibitory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
CHIRTTY COMMISSIONERS ICCrsED.
The Report of the Kings County supplies
Committee To the smperNIsors

The Supplies Committee of the Kings
County Supervisors reported yesterday that
they had cndoavorcl to make the annual in
sperion Of the county buildings under The con-
troll OF the Commissioners Of Charities. Is they
had been directed to do by the board. afd were
required to do under the law. but that they had
been prevented 10y the Commissioners. who de-
MED that they had any right ~ make an nvcst
CATION. md who had threatened with dismissal
all employees who consented to nnswr tho
questions put. Tho committee made long
report which contained the testimony taken
before them. The report SAYS that Dr. BAn' h
ard oi the ASYLUM told the commit o." OF nth
AMI uu 'icNnliu - existing there. one of tho
employers pi ia 'Hsy uu keeps % harroom u"nr
the asylum. and tA" committee infer that holes
in the fence were mado to hanl out clothing.
shor-. and other articles int.n !" for the pn-
ti"ni-. COB he sold nr exchanged for liquor. tn"
made 90 'oii. .N the money dun the county from
thc private putl MIS- in th" asylum, ana that
from sl3 600 % tliOpO WIS Ia" for this.
The Committee further finds that the Charity
CommisSlOn"r- arranged To pur hase costly
steam apparatus for miNin.. medicines which
which he dil not make any requistor. The
COMMITTEES recommends that charges h' pro-
f"rrcd before the Governor against the Charity
Commissioners. and that tho report he for
warlni 10 MIN ana To ia" state Commissioners
Tor KINKS county. and that ;hc removal Of the
Cgmmiss .cn rs b" ask for.
The report WIS unanimously alOltod.
Ihr SuprrNl~urs recommended the lnilrt-
mrnt Of tho Charity Commissioners Tor gross
voW. ion of the Emergency at In voting moro
bought and then induced the seller ~ dnld9
his hlil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
Another wife Murder.

81 LOUIS, Dec &c Between and o'clock
this morning Chas Ryberg, wiper in the shop
Of tho Indianapolis and ST. Louis Railroad at
Ea.st 81, Louis, attempted to murder his wife
while she lay in bed asleep. He struck her four
heavy blows on the head with potato masher,
rendering her insonsiha Believing he had
thn ned s ne sE'' @%se sT sma iaef be2 2
ringer; but this not producing the desired
result he cut two deep gashos across hls
soon aferwnrd Mrs lyberg recovered con
sciousncss, and finding her husband in. .cnsihle
vn W., w" ao,t VIZ ~ hn r.ssn XXX p,
II IL supposed that they Will survive. but Ryherg
IL in a critical condition resulting from great
loss Of blood Mrs. kybrrg attributes her hus-
hands ntion To- temporary insanity, caused hy
sicknrsS last summer She says he has suffered
two or three similar attacks, bat committed no
violence during either vi them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
WIS HE MTRDERED2
a New urnnsvick Man ronnd Dyins In
Front OF Bnrroom on Christmas Night.

Edward Van Tiburg, fish vcnder. died
at2, O'Clock this morning at his residence at
~ Burnett street. New Brunswick. At about IL
o'clock on Christmas night he was found lying
unconscious and bleeding IN front of Theodore
Manns barroom at l,6 Burnett street. fow
hours previous he had heon drinking in the
harroom with Emanuel Fouraiiy Walter
Sanlrr-on. William jacques. and several
otucr-. There WINS n quarrel. AMI Van
Tilburg challenged William Jacques 3 fight
for answer, seized Van 1ihurg hy ths collar
and pushed him ont of the door. closing tho
door after him. JACQUES said that he .elt Van
Tilhurs standing On the stoop.
Two hours later ~ Joseph LoZier started
from the harroom be found Van Ti!hursh lying
AZ the bottom ~ the stone steps. With tn" us
his house al / sent for DR.. Williamson. He did
not recover cOnsciousness. An inquest is 20 be
hall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27

Col William W. Remmoy. formerly command
'r OF the rwcntysecond Rcsmcnt of tins clty who He'd
suddenly carry on Tuesday morning al his residence in
Lexington avenue, ON Jersey tify HEIGHTS will he buried
thisacrnoon lie 81 year. OF axe ana was born in
this city HIS father, who is still living At tie a..
w almost eo years, was soldier IN the war
OF l-l! col kcmmcy Joined the Twenty se, umi
b, -imtut in 1860 private. A year later he wa.
elected sergeant m Company II When the re. .imcnt
wen a. the tfluta- three months volunteers tu,c
20 President Lincoins r.i call ht promoted tu a
First li'utenancv. AMI. shortly nier III, return %
New luth. was made ,altlln. In the early part
Of l,a he became, Major and when the
regiment wAs called tu rfnu-NiNaula 10 re-
pei the rebel invasion Of that state in july
l"i hc went ont with A. Lieuieni: colonel IN TIA,
lu-iuyu tnlMauitd The t-incht While " sta
TONED at 'haubcr,ours. Pa In l-,ii hc was chosen
'l"icl ani he retained ihe post until 1870 IN mat
YEAR he moved 10 Jersey tty lui sisurd t Colon,
liz eurd tht Veteran Corn. the rValul,uf aul AZ Tie
time Of his death was its Colonel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
THE 1IRF EJENrs FOR 1878.
The King of tho California Turf 10 1est his
Merits with Eastern Champions.

LOUISVILLE, Dee. 2G,- The Louisville
Jockey Club have received letter from Theo-
dore Winter, the owner Of Mollie VI Carhy. the
king Of the California turf, saying that he has
decided To bring the famous racehorso across
the Rocky Maintains, and run n series of races
against Ten Broeo and the Eastern CHAMPIONS
Parole and Tom O.hilir.n. In order that In"
turf Champion u the Pacific slope may tst hs
merits with Ten Brock and the Eastern cracks.
~, ,l9oraSHey GIMP Lo-aay c,ided to oIer purse
miles and hail. 10 bee run lerc next May
Should the Lorl,arls Of y w York not lring
their horocs West. the race will b, between Mol
llc Mccarthy, Ten nroeck Largcntne Nc
Mherllcr, and Lizzie Whips.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
4 COLLISION nv 4 roc.
Two Trains Running into Each Other-A
Fireman nnd AN Engineer Killed.

CHEYENNE, W. r., Dec 26.-Exprcss train
No. and freight train NO came into collision
one mile erst Of this city at o'clock this after
noon. dense fog prevailed at the time and
neither engineer saw the approach Of the
others train until they were within 100 yards
Of each other When Weeks. the engineer Of
the express. saw the freight train approaching
he at once reversed his engine. and. applying
the mir brake he and his fireman jumped. The
latter received no injury. and Weeks escaped
with dislocuted ankle. Michael Callahan, tho
nreman Of the freight train. was instantly killed,
both his logs cut on, and ho died two
hours later. Conductor Curtis. Of the freight
train. was on the engine. but no Jumped befor.
the collision and saved his lie. At the time Of
the accident. neither train WIS NOV NJ Mt a rate
OF more thnn ten miles an hour The engine
ot the freight train wns driven entirely through
the ilrst freight car nnd badly wrecked. Tho
express engine was less damaged, and the pas
s"nger tram behind the first baggage car was
worry little Injured. Tho express messenger
was thrown from end TO end of the car. but was
unniured.
The responsibility Of the accident rcsts upon
the dispatcher. Mr.. Langdon,who. II Is said. re-
nlizri his mistake in not holding the express
Tor the freight train to pass when too late TO
stop her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27

'onN W,l,r Kelly received y..trrily hroush cler
money
'h,u ratuwallah viii dsiiy.ra locngo on Rcd In.
uans IN TIE Unitarian SunIa! h1yl rulns, 239
Fourth nNerVo. tu nislt
MiA D.. risaruiak'r Mt work Yesterday AMI So M
ir' rAirs 1 .ho stih - Central ,uiau.c ~ lArno-
niA Hall IN ks.on street
delegation OF The ircenla ack and Labor panty headed
y David tlnrny ThNuA, law rr pnl ui.' Is ufrl III
MAYOR YESTERDAY To nuninA, tl Jau.,. Lrr'i.nn in
the vacant Ponce Commissions ship
Ne',rs salmon Smckr have established at a.
Nee, ,urotan At ~ FArN place agency tor Amer
can tAhin'pls AM mauit cturcls inoNdns 10 uaruc.
pate IN the Falls Exhibition. They have. II Anmars
been encouraged IN ihs enterprise by lar.e nunrr ui
Iulh dtn IN Frnntr iclnns Michel thr, tlior Osc ar
us La,al eye ana Eiuunld l|h"HlNc all Of whoa are
~ Le0Ttsp9nd,nte VITA u!e new a.sAeI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27

achievements he bound to an Administration
which is not free ngrnt hut is bound Wv bar
gain to Gen. q Glrinn. l.. .. G. Lumlr. Wrdc
Hampton. and other southern Democrats now
the land know that Hayes and Packard were
elected simultaneously and held 10y the same
trn'nprd down Pa 'karl h put nn irreu 'yalle
stain upon his litle. The Republican patty has
lived long. and survived many assaults AMI
founded upon high principles. animated hy
lofty sentiments. couragcOusly acting up TO
noble convictions. II 1t now disgrncrs its
record. and endorses or fails to repu Hate the
Hayes surrender. it, voters Will leave II by
thousands; it- days are numbcr.d II viii die
Il, served and unhonorcd DEATH"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
4 CH.iLLENGE .iCCEP TED.
VIM scharn Agreeing 10 Row "a Five-Miie
Race with Edward Hnnion.

PITTSBURGH. Dec 26.-Wm. Scharff to-day
accepted the challenge Of Edward Hanlon of
Torauto 10 row five mile singe-sruli
rnrc for 81 600 a side and tho champion
snip Of America. SnharfT will at once forward
tho stakes TO cover the Canadian oars
mans forfeit now on deposit with Frank
Queen in New York. llanlon in his chal-
Ut Toronto, or will row NJ Saratoga or Owasco
lakes in New York, and each dcfray their
own expenses s. SrharfI'- hackers will probably
accept expenses ana agree To meet Hinlon on
As own Wut"r.
; rnArlf was defeated last 'a!l ly Evan Morris
championship. while Hanlon recently defeated
Wallace Ross oi -. John. y. b., in hye-mile
OF the Dominion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
BINDING gP 4 sAyINGs Blink,
The Passnic County, New Jersey, bank TO he
Closed The Capital all Gone.

PATERSON, Dee -6.-The Passaic County
Savings Bank is 10 be closed. The deroslors
are TO be notified tomorrow 10 withdraw their
money on Jan s. The concern is IA stock COM
pany. with sijo,ooO capital. $4,000 paid up.
The deposits amount to sl20 600. having been
diminished $lOoO 900 within n wear. Ex-Mayor
Watson while President of the bank borrowed
81 900 from IL on worthless securities an failed
soon altarward. Edwin Il. Mason. a loading
director also borrowed $1,000 from the bank,
III. tly nnsc 'ureI, al failed last spring.
10 the amount 4 81 100 urr among the assets.
TAo capital is an gone and sl50uu besides. The
director. promise 10 secure the deppslto Is
against loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
OSJERTOIDT'S DE.fTII.
An Array at n BnIi foiowc by the Death Of
One Of the Participants.

Mr.. Richard O~tciholdt. cracker mer-
chant owned house in Third street. Long
Island City. and had horses and wagons. He
was greatly respected 10y the residents of that
city. Mr.. Osterholdt is described IA having
been "A Jovial-hoarted German. on Tuesday
the 10th inst. the lladlcr Club of this city gave
u ball at John S'hmdl's Germana Assembly
Rooms. in the Bowery Mr.. Osterhodt was
member of the club. and he wen, to the ball
with his wife and Henry Sadem. his brothcr-n-
law. Among the guests was james W. johann
his. q grocer Of ~ Nandam street. Osterholit.
in jest, in the rours" of the evening. iamilarly
tlp'd some oi his friends on TIE Ulder, and
llu .lrd threur- rf others.
While hc WIS stan hing ON the steps leading 10
the supper room. Jpuannis PASSED O-te rAo'dt.
Ih' lauer. 90 nun. tti pod JuhNnn.- Oh n" ear.
Johnnn's turned an-riy. anu saii, You do
Ostcrholdt reached forward aud. with merry
laugh. again iApped Juhanuis on the ear. Be-
fore Osterhollt could protect himself. Iohannis
struck him terrible blow IN the face, knocking
him backward. Ostcrholdt lay srn-clrs- ON the
ballroom floor. the back OF his head having
H. was picked w and taken into the dress NJ
room. ON recovering con-ciou~ness he
staggered across the moor and f,n down the
stairs leading To- the hnll below. Ilr WAS taken
home IN a carriage. Paralysis ST in. and on
Friday morning he died. On Chri-tmaS day
seemingly half Of the people Of. Long Island
in the Luth eran cem terry.
Coroner Dayren Yesterday slhpTnael Walter
lIansen' Of .55s se,otpi tpiayenue: ri.r Aben, ~
liam Lutte. 81 ,tlnrkson ani Washington
streets; August Newman, q Thirtl,Iih street
Seventeenth street, who witnessed the assault
on Ostrrhollt Coroner Davren said that Richard
Ost rholdt died from the effects Of fracture of
IN 'er- 70 this city to arrest Johaunis. JOhannis
could Ayt be found last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
THE van =, Tnk EAST.
The Advance or the ser,ians- Turkish Pris-
oner. from rIevnn DNIng Of Cold.

BELGRADE, Dec. 26.-The Scrvans under
Gems. l. seliJanin and B,niizki have occupied
Lrskovatz ami Kurshumlje and captured u
luantity " cattle and provisions.
LONDON, Dec 26.-A Russian official despatch
dated Bogot says that Turkish prisoners from
Pevna are dying of cold. and that it is impos-
-Ihlr to afford them amy rrli"f.
LONDON Dec 27.-The Tunes correspondent
at Vienna says Intelligence from ConstHniinople
leaves little doubt that the rrlectiun oi the Turk
ish note 10y the powers has caused the war party
10 rUrOver full sway AhoNr all. the rea tion pro-
durrd in the feelings of tho Sultan 10y the hu-
initiating rejection vi the uotc Is deemed re-
grutablc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Orders to French Troops before the Formation
of the New Ministry.

PARIS Dec 2G.-Thc NonteT announces that.
in consequence Of the inquiry ordered by gen Borc
Minister o War Gen Bres,olcs has been placed the
retired list for in.uborinauon. in having demonstrated
with his superior against the orders issued during
Rorhehuets tenure Of the War Ministry that the troops
Should prepare Tor important movements IA the event OF
certain contingencies The hyni'er q, that the
public has right 20 fun explanation OF the nature
these orders Int if any military manifestations
tended tie fsn dIi not originate az 'c FiN..c Frc-
trni Mac Nahuu Wa ignorant " such igus II is nl.o
stated iu some Republican circles That President Mac
Mhon was ignorant ui these plans. which were intended
10 t carried into eN .uuuln tlt event u
Republican papers continue 10 assert shat go eat
MAs M. nAIlns dunn. NE -NoAnl NuL.iaL.Al -Ll..s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27

DEADwooD, D. T.. Dee. Ga man named
Edward TrmIy went into the Pearl saloon th.s morn
ig and disputed about some missing money with Kitty
sparrow. better known among tho sporting Arrutv as
q" Tricks rhV quarrel resulted n tue ,hoOtug uf frnny
BY fucks' the ball sfslklug hn ON tho lipht cheek
s nose AMI assin, thrOtsh the hack of ls htad
llt I- Culislut fatal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27

WhAe eight convicts were removing some
empty barrels ton ouitulimg to the walci yard oi
sing sing prison YESTERDAY Rotort jackson aud Marx
FAulsar after rounding curve, whipped their horse tu
galiup and started on the ROAD 10 Thrryiown Two
oh'r ruu' cis nl'n started hnt icy wer" suIcd
k,tI,rs and suHri> from the ltl>uu -tarttl WAl
au ON foot after jackson. AND Haul-nn They l.u Ntr
cart snd entered the woods AitTT a lous ehas, u,N
were ralht lac ksuu was sentenced for i've wars in
le7a, and Flanagan Tor h,e years IA January .Ast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27

Mr.. james o'Noal Of 3o2 FNh avenue. whne
passed the sea on. T'cr be flowed m chor4s and 40,
"or.. becoming uyhiou~ threw Mr % N,al, Hul il.N,l
iutu r t ~ iafA. fffHA AIfl tN Wal, ffft tf.tf
ulu.hHn tal.M M liiu fl,rr 4 lurer A'iuN d,,r. iile
eu,i d, ihr hUr.t, d.s,i mt tlc rMS N.l... W,rc
sadd'i ani nr.icl aHl a lively hunt followed BlAs
aut men lDinrd ln, AMI 'or Hu hour e deer chased
Through t.V Park for' mAa ioln-lu ilsa Vll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
Tramp. Fighting so- a wl,...y bottle.

Five ramps fought for whiskey bottle in the
posss ssien Of Wiiam Rosbridne "us their nulIhsT IN
John Agnew's coal yard Paterson ON Tuesday morning
Ro,hridge ayerelr injured that II was thought
yeStc r,iAy that he would die IVur WrlVh, Andrew
Perry. John Farley. and JOAN Muihran were arrested
James Murray and John Costello of Paterson de-
l-LLLD In "A L IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
Trying to s., u Pardon ror Mrs. Mooper.

Sheriff Daggett, and other gentlemen in
Brookyn who have Interested themselves IN tn. of
Mrs Mary y Hooper. convicted of grand larceny. and
.cuieIc,d to wear IN the kings conniy Pen, nusry.
have 10 pardon for her and Ia that
end the prisoner has been keIt IN Ray Snond street
iI.ttad being sent direct Ia the PtnCnuAry.
shern paggeu went "a Albany on saturday night with
Mr. u Morris. III Mrs Ilooper's interest A penuon
containing the names VI winohestr Bulard, Isaac
Catin Abeft Daggett Senator James p Pierce, and
others, Is to bs forwarded 70 the Governor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
Dr. sIia. ID. scudder'. Death.

Dr. SilaS ID. Srudder, I'll" brother of the Rov.
Hcury NHriyu sculior D. Tie pastor of tlc Central
Congregational thufch. lird yesterday ia Ms home At
40 uraui avenue, Brookyn. % Bu.hts .,ns. OF the
kidrN- lie was .riilnfe OF tie Mod. 40 Iuiyer'~y
~ FAr-. Hui ue found q hospital for Nuui, ia iu,
cltN, and ut q hospital nfM Madras. lrlti whore hr
lNri for nHny wears lie wa, h,i hi-n iu t.tccm hy
the hrNohlNu faculty The iuncral services ARE
conducted this at,iuonn hy the Rev. Dr stnrr, The
burial VIII ie IN the family turYlnl glouui Freehold
y j. Dr scuddcr leaves q wiic and four children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-27
The New Italian Ministry.

1oSDoN. Dec. 2S.-Roman papers say that
Cabinet has been constituted US follows. VI Dcpreus.
President of the Council and Minister " Foreign Affairs
Cusll. Minister OF thc Interior. Nezftclln, Minis
r. ol War. VI Brln Minister % Marine, Man IN.
minister % Justice" Nlshano, Minister % Finance
Perez Mim.t0r of ruhl,0 Nufas