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A gentleman in a stage-coach, pass
ing through the city and observing a
handsome edifice, inquired of the driver
what building it was. The driver re-
piled: at is the Unitarian Church."
"Unitarian !" said the gentleman; "and
what is that?" az don't know" said
Jehu; "but believe it is in the Opposi-
tion lineu
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A contemporary says: at is all right
for church choirs to serenade newly
married people, but there are more ap-
prOpriate hymns for such occasions
than what Shall the Harvest Be p
'Ninety-and-nine' wouldn't be just the
thing, either. 1t is too many.n
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That is too true. An uptown man
who undertook to sing, "Oh, Where shall
Rest be Found ?" ain the home corner"
yesterday morning, about half-past two,
while he tried to hang his over-coat on
a pineapple geranium, says that there
can be no earthly doubt but that such
songs are very depressing. He says
that settled melancholy seems to have
taken possession of his wife ever since
he sang it.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

CLALLAM COUNTY.
Neah Bay, New Dungeness, Port Angeles.
CLARKE.
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie, Fourth Plain,
Martins Bluff, Pioneer, Stoughton, Union
Ridge, VancouverS, Washougal.
CHEHALIs.
CedarviIle, Chehalis Point, Elma, Hoquiam,
Montesino, Oakville, Satsop, Sharon.
CowLITz.
litz, Monticello, Mt. Coffin, Oak Point, Pekin,
Silver Lake.
Coupeville, Coveland, Dugally, Utsalady.
JEFFERSON.
Port Discovery, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend.
KING.
Black River, Dwamish, Fall City, Seattle@,
Slaughter, Snoqualmy, Squack, White River.
KITsAP.
Port Blakely, Port Gamble, Port Madison.
Port Orchard, Seabeck, Tecklit.
KLICKITAT.
Block House, Columbus, Goldendale, Klicki-
tat, White Salmon.
AIgernon, Boisfort, Chehalis, CIaquato, Cow
litz, Glen Eden, Little Falls, Meadow Brook,
Messy Rock, Napavine, ,Newaukum, Skookum5
chuck, Silver Greek, Winlock.
MASON.
Arcadia, Lghtville, Oakland, skokomish.
PACIFIC.
Bruceport, Brookfeld, Knappton, Oysterville.
Riverside, South Bend, Unity, Woodward's
Landing.
PIERCE.
EIhi, Franklin, Lake View, New Tacoma,
Puyallup, Steilacoom City", Tacoma.
SAN JUAN.
San Juan, Topaz, orcas.
sNoHoMIsH.
Centerville, Lowell, MukilteO, snohomish,
Tulalip.
Cascades.
STEVENS.
Crab Creek, Four Lakes, Fort CoIville, Hang
mans Creek, Pine Grove, Rock Creek, RosaIie.
Spokane Bridge, Spokane Falls, Union Ridge,
Walkers Prairie.
THURsToN
CoaI Bank, Beaver, Miami Prairie, Olympias.
TanalquOit, Tenino, Tumwater, Yelm.
wAHKIAKUM.
Cathlamet, Eagle Cliff, Skamokaway, Water
ford.
wALLA wALLA
Alpawa, Burksville, Dayton, Patahi, Patahi
Prairie, Tukanon, Waitsburg@. Walla WailaR,
Whitman.
Cedar Grove, Guemas, La Conner, Iebmbi
Lummi, Lynden, Nootsachk, Point William
Samish, Seahome, Seiahmoo, Ship Harbor,
Ship Island, Skagit, Truder, Whatcom.
WHITMAN.
Cedar Greek, Colfax, Evansville, Owensburg.
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One of the most deleterious infiuen-
ces on the mind is the singing of sad
songs in and around the home corner
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-08
EFFORTS FOR CiSE.
A stay OF Proceedings Obtained from Juags
Dykmau now to be Recalled.

Ex-President Cases lawyers had to make
personal explanations t. Judge Brady yester-
day owing TO the complications they had made
in their zeal to have a stay Of proceedings
granted. Judge Brady. who WIS to have an
nounced his decision IN the morning session.
deferred II until Monday next Subsequently
tho lawyers entered the court room. Mr. Sulli-
van wls somewhat embarrassed when he said
mat whlle he deeply felt his responsibility as a
member of the bar. and the courtesy due to the
ben u. yet be was forced puunuunccthat stay
3f proceedings had been granted 10y Judge
DykmAu al White Plains.
MI. Morse then explained that lac did moi
know that the case was before his Honor when
h mgde, the, application 10 Judge Dykman;
that Mr.. winfield had told him in Ncwburgh
ihat II the bill Of cNccptions came from N0w
York he should go to White Plains aud make
appli'nt lOn before Judge Dykmai. lie had re-
ccved the exceptions. and had made tho APP
plication.
Judge Brady said that hc would be glad to be
relieved oi the onaldnrati0n Of the case yet ne
thought that the only proper course consistent
with the orderly administration OF justice was
that the lawyers should ask Judge Dykman 10
recall his order, leaving the case in its previous
position.
Nj Sullivan then started for White Plains.
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PoLI1rcsL CHANGES ~ FRiNcE
The --latest Gossip About the Formation OF -
New Cabinet.

PARIS, Dec 7.-Prc5idcnt MacMahon's
submission il due to the firm course of the Or
lcanist Senators, who resolved not to support "A
second dissolution Of the Chamber Of Deputies
II is believed that the new Ministry will include
NJ. Leon Say as Minister Of Finance, NJ de Mar
core as Minister of the Interior. NJ. CLrstophle
IA Minister OF Public Works. NJ. Tesserene de
BOrt ~ Minister of Commerce. NJ Waddinpton
as Minstcr OF Public Instruction. aud NJ Bar
doux as Minister Of Justice. NJ Leon Say il
snated as the probable President Of tho
Will accept the Presidency without a portfolio
NJ Dulnure has consulted with delegates
from the Left 1t is rumored that difficulties
exist because President MacMahon persists in
Marine NJ inlstrics aloof from the Influence OF
parliamentary fluctuations
mhe following semi-ofirial note Is published: /:
The Pres dent. having accepted thcconditions
On Whlcn VI. Dufaure agreed to form n new
cabinet, had on his part asked as his sole con-
1rtlon mat the Ministers of War. Marine. aud
Foreign Anairs should retain on -. No diff
cuity ought. 1t would seem. 10 have arisen on
TINS point. as II has been admitted under nil
previous Ministries that these depnrtmrnts
shoqli. N the interest OF the country and army.
De placed beyond the reach Of parties Al the
last moment however. these portfolios hnv.
been clnimedby the pro- ,cted Ministry The Nnr-
shul has not been able To agrer to this modifira-
n,whichaUpear-t To- him adverse to good Orgnn-
lzntion oi the army and the continuity of diplo-
matte r"lat ions. NEGOTIATIONS. consequently
being broken on. NJ. Dufaurc has boon relieved
OF the mission Of forming Cabinet and NJ
Ban Is intrusted Herewith.
Tue not" In which NJ. DufHure and his col
leagues announced their inability to agree 10
the Marshai's conditions stated that while the
chlet OF a parliamentary Cabinet could not con-
sent TO three colleagues being placed beyond his
control. stlll. when this qur rstion Of princiue
was once settled. President MacMahon's prefer
encrs would naturally be taken into serious
consideration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-08
SLOWLY BRkaKING up THE Gang.
Three More Of the swindiers who were ia
III. s0i, 900 Cheek Forgery.

The men who We're arrested ON Thursday
by Detectives Williamson and Won Gerichten in
attempting to sell forged bonds Of the Mays
willie aud Kentucky Railroad. proved, yesterday.
TO hc mcmbers of gang Of notorious operators
in counterfeit securities. Ono Is recognized II.
slippery Dick aud another as Amos sinnou
The third is called Dcad Beat Chamhcrlin. ="
slippery Dick, Chambcrlin, L. A. Brown, and
Charles Riehnrdson contracted some time ago
10 rebuild tho old COney Island RnilrOnd
promising ,tt9 take the old iron in part
payment. They took up most Of the truck
and sold II 10 Junk dealers, and Hooded the
money market with forged bonds of the road.
They were also connected with the negotiation
of fraudulent warehouse receipts. by which
merchants were swiniled out OF thousands Of
dollars. some Of the gang organized tho fIud-
son steamboat tomnlny. ana sold a large
amount OF it, stock. They were engaged in tho
max INK Of counlcrlcit currency in II garroi at
Beach street and West broadway several years
ago Chadwick, one of the gang. was sentenced
TO i.n years Imprisonment, hut IL out Indcr
Ia rs ono Of tho iOrgers OF the SGi 900 check
Of tue New York Life Insurance. Company. ".
j. Hne, nnotherof The gang, wHs scntrn 'ed to
Sing Sing in 1873, but was pardonod out He
married the widow Oi Commodore Levy Of tho
[ ulttl States NAVY
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RUssI.i sTTLL FOR WIR.
Hetter to Fight II Out than Submit TO .
ratched-Up Peace.

BUCHAREST, Dec. IA Russian statement
is published here which says II s better to con-
tinue the war than to conclude n patched -up
peace which will make another war necessary
Russia must obtain autonomy for the Christian
population. independence for Roumania and
Scrvia. increase OF territory for Montenegro
and for Russia tho possession OF Batoum and
Kars. aud the free navigation Of the Darda.
neles.
BodoT, Dec. yesterday Gen Doltlnghauson.
with rcGnforcements. arrived at Jakowtz.
simultaneously detachment was sent 10 Slata-
rita. and turned the flank Of tho Turkish main
body, which wns marching from Elena TO JakO-
WITT. HcreupOn the Turks suddenly ceased
their movement against Gen. Deltinghausen's
CoNsTANTtNopIE. Dec 7-Suleimnn Pasha
nus gained another victory between Elena und
TirnOya
,CoNsrANTINoPLE. Dec. 7.-Ghnzi Mukhtar
Pashhs army numbers 25.O0O men. This is
considcred insufficient to hold Erzoroum, Re-
enforccments VIII be- sent to him.
LONDON. Dec. THE Russa ans are expected
shortly to make determined attemut to cap
ture Batoum. Its tall il believed to be certain.
A1airs IN Bulgaria are going badly. despite the
RUSSIAN checks in the Balkans. Should Pcvna
fali 1t is believed that the Porte will be- unable
to continue the war for any length Of time.
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UILLIE H.IRJkY'S DEi7If.
One witness Describing How the BOY Stood
In the snow with Torn shoes.

FLEMlNGroN. n. j., Dec. I'm the Won
EtIa murder trial to-day the defence recalled
Paul Mueller who saw the boy Willie Harvey
brought 10 the hospital He described his death
thcrc from lock!aw.
b. Blackwell. Il miller. testified that Wiliehad
como TO his mill after quarter of II hundred
weight of -four 10 carry to Won Elda's house
Nillie's height WAS from 10 51i feet. He WAS
apparently IN good health
George Gorlon testified that the boy was deli
cate, nni hut from 3 to feet in height
Dr. Lilly Of InmhrTtVillc. Dr. Crnmcr Of Scr
geantvllle. AMI DR. sullivan ot flcmngton. de-
scribe the consequences that follow from the
neglect of frozen ioDt.
William Jullarl, on being cross-exnmned by
the lawyers fnr tho pros 'ruiion. testified that
he had seen Willie, while cutting wood. stnmi
in the snow with shoes through which the Wit
ness could sos his bare feet. Ilc was in Won
Eida's house one night Nun Eida and his
wife were absent from homo. Willie COM
planned Of hunger. Tho witness asked him
whether thorr wrrn no viruals IN tho house.
Willie replied that there We're some cold buck
whoat cal krs, hut that he was afraid 10 eat them.
because NOn Lldd would 1, old h!m.
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PLyNGING INTO THE OCFfN
a Besutifui Giri's Strange Attempt to Drown
Herseif st kockawsy. LII.

FAR RocKAwAY, Dec. Among the pas
scngers that arrived here on the noon train yes
terday was blue-eycd igh,-hared girl. II
years Of age. plainly but richly dressed in black
She hired a carriage and asked to be driven
to the Neptune House. On arriving at her
destination. she. without a word. entered and
sat 10y the fire.
What's your business ?" Chas. NJ. Barry. the
TAT proprietor. asked.
Twin tell YOU when | get warm" was the
answer.
" How long are you going to siay1" was the
next question.
q" Until my business is finished" she replied.
Alarmed by her manner. Barry went out and
hesought her driver to take her back While he
wns talk ing. the grl started toward the dock Vt
NE fourth steamhoat landing. Barry headed
Shc turned ami hurried IN the direction of the
hench Barry followed A mile and half be-
low tho drum the girl suddenly plunged into
ine Wh,Hr. barry srtnng after her and caught
her before she was well wet He persuaded her
to go baek to his hotel. whore he applied warm
lnE r'storatlNrs nnl guaidrd her all night
This morning he locked her in with his house
Keeper. and came herr to telegraph tO her
brother whose name she had given ns W. H.
Williams. Her nam" sho said. was Ueurie,tI
gnd she lived ~ 2js West Thrty-riglith street
New York. She a,knowlederf Ia Barry tbnt
her intention was 10 Xiii herself, and when her
brother arrived this morning | want to din
she Walled. an Of no use to ,myseif nor t,
hh)Fil) flN'. IlFI lfNlllfE NNli ildt she was
not entirely sane, and that she had attempted
suicide before Tney turned TO New York ON
the o'clock train this afternoon.
Miss Williams : des ription answers to that Of
Mrs. Brennan. who spent the summer at the
Bench, and seemed not 10 be on good terms with
her husband. Her brother Is said to b, a broker
Mr. Williams brought his sister 10 This cty
last evening and took her Ia his residence nt
23s Wgst Thiry-eiRhth street. he snid that
li-, Williams had besn llvin. with an aunt in
Nlhlh avenue Tor some me. and had recently
hcen in ill-heHlth ON Thurs,iny morning shr
left the house in a fit of temporary alteration
ot mind and made her way TO Roekaway brarh
She probably went there. Mr.. Williams thought
from memory Of old associations, having spent
the last summer there with members of his fam
ily, The lrst Mr. Williams knew of her disnn-
peatance was the telegram that summoned him
10 liockaway yesterday. lie said TINT his sister
was now in her right mind, ani that she would
Recover her health with quiet aud rest.
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ELOPEMENT AND CiPTURE.
A Husband against n Father, and q Father
agnlnst n Clergyman.

Passengers on the afternoon through train
day last were astonished at Katonah by the en-
trance Of four men and their seizure Of a bright
girl OF fourteen summers Her companion. n
youth under twenty. ssi2ad her around the
whist; but the men swore at him. and after
sharp tnssle broke his grasp. Then he tried TO
regain possession of her. but youth who re-.
sembled the girl took him by the collar. nnd
shook him and cufed him on the faca. Monn-
Whlle the girl was hurried away. Il II give any
~ the ear" was the appeal Of one who belonged
% INC party; hut no one stirred. Finally the
SPEAKER sprnng from the steps ns tho train
moved away, The youth who remained in tho
cars WIS John Totten. and he had married
anu was running away with Maggie Parent.
about mile from Katonah. The four mon
were me lhtner and brother OF the girl and two
nelS,ponS Tpttrn had worked as a farm hand
ior Mr. fnrent all summer. hut was discharged
on saturday Inst Why he was dis 'harged does
uot APPEAR II was Mr.. Parents custom To take
Maggie. who is exceedingly attractive 10 s,hnnl
IN a carriage. and IN Tuesday the inther sus-
pectng nothing. len hor nj the school But
when farm hand called for hcr In the after
noon. she was missing. II was then as ,ertninel
that she and Totten took the same train for the
north IN the morning. party was hurrisdly
got on at Purdy's. and sought II minister: but
the clergyman was not at homo. and they went
y the station above Croton Falls and there IN.
Baptist minister, the E.y. Nj. Benedict, per
formed the ceremony. Totten says that he has
the certlil ate ~ marriage. and that he will vet
his wife yet. Mr.. Parent Is said Ia hav. insti.
tuied legal proceedings against tho clergyman
iOr marrying the couple.
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MINING me PETZE BIBIES.
The Newark Exhibition Closing without
Money EnouxtSo bay Prizes.

The Newark baby show, which broke up
in confusion on Weincsl lay. was continued
yesterday ia order to raise money enough to
purchase prizes for the babies The doors Of
Park Hall were opened at | o'clock. and the
show was closed az . o'clock. The receipts at
the box Office amounted to only SAL Prizes to
the amount Of 800 had been advertised The
Il sht OF Manager Ford. r. Porter with $40 Of
Monday receipt and the payment OF Porter's
debts with the s3is taken in up TO "Wednesday
night. which le;t not n cent for the babies
caused great issatisia .tion. Tho Rev Willilm
r. Smith, the recorder of babies said that the
bllla amounted 10 sjl3.3l. and the receipts 10
f3ls. Tho 'redtor5 hal accepted a redu ton
AT = O'Clock last evening Col Edwards ad-
lrrsse IN" mothers from n" stage of Park
Hall He alluded to Porter's flight and said
that committee of ladies had sele ted th- ba.
utei. He read tho following iisi of lucky babiee
iq SS9y Msee Nav S Gir IF 2ql Elm
near EliIabeihi handsomest triplets. Mrs
HtGe'-pS tm,% ~ Belm29, SyeRYe handsomest
eyed baby. Mabel Francis Of n Bank street;
,'shtrst baby. Ia pounds. Mrs. Do-seu's Of lO6
bar'"y street; most nutahi" baby, seventh son
ton street
rr,1,s were announ ed for The hand,onest.
Mrs. Hickeys ot 30 Sheffield street: Irish Mary
hclly OF 80 Ilchenor street; scotch Mamie
Wrls. OF go Jackson street; German, bertha
Noght Of lB Belmont avenue: Hebrew. Fanny
lowy of 1856 BALDWIN street: French Chariry
ilNsier oi, 593 ha.s,y street; AIican. lruius
Waters ~ B.nomiieii; Italian. Nellie Mrshu-
I'm OF So Market street Heaviest baby
imnkin Thompson. ~ ', pounds. axe months
LOUIS Hopp. aged years, Of Il Prince street.
notable patty. II sang very nicely and dan ,ri
llss ana clogs IN q WONDERFUL manner He
waited with his i.ttle sister Gussie.
G"orEe Fr und. one OF a pair Of twins 10
m"ht"-, was @"l@' with conyul-Ons in ihu hall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-08
UlsH NA1HlN's AiGHr IN a CELL.
Esponulnti"ns with n Sergeant that were
Ended with his Being Locked w.

Mr.. Washington Nathan, son Of Benjamin
Nathan who was murdered in West Twenty
third street in July so. drove up to the Thir-
tieth street police sStion few minutes after
o'clock yesterday morning and demanded to
see tho Captain. He was accompanied by
lady who remained in the carriage. He asked
Capt. Williams to arrest the proprietor OF the
American House. at 5l2 Sixth avenue for hav-
ing sold lquor after hours. The Captain told
him to 60 to police mag istrate in the morning
and get a warrant
But IT'S your usiness to arrest him on my
comIlaint, persisted Mr.. Nathan,
Well, I'm not going TO do IT, that's ALL" tho
Cnntaln laconically replied.
MIR. Nathan WAS then requested to leave, and
when lie refused 10 20 Sergt. Westervet, who
stood near the door. took him by the shoulder
and put him outside. The lady became alarmed
at this. and pulling down tho window OF tho
carriage, begged the Sergeant not u hurt the
gentleman as he was intoxicated. Westervelt
tried 10 get Nathan into the carriRge, but the
latter refused to go, and In the struggle iammed
his arm through tho window. smashing the
glass, Finally the Sergeant arrested him for
disOrderly conduct.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court. Justice
Morgan discharged him, remarking that what
ever he had done. his Incarceration in u cell
over night had been punishment enough.