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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

Not Tie least interesting feature Of the
confession made by young PuEpY, who sold
thirty thousand dollars worth of furniture
iniru~ted to him for storage by Mr.. KEN
DlIcK " JONES IL his account Of the facility
with which he obtained Ia" aid aud co.
operation Of Re, eners of stolen goods. With
out the assistance Of these re- eivcrs PrEDY's
crime would have been next t. impossible
This leads us u the consideration Of the
uncertainty which prevails of tie CON
Niotiun Of tin. ,id-s Of criminals They
ARE almost necessarily per Ou- OF some
means or they would not be- able to
buy stolen goods Having the good, or
their proceeds in their possession. they
ncco~ -arily have means t. oler in comurN-
Misc. or 70 luinlah BAH II they are ARE ~.
The bail required in such eases j. Very
often inadequate to hold the offender For
instance the alleged receivers of the goods
dispose 10y PUnDY were held only Ina the
Gum of th.oe Thousand dollars. There were
three of them. II they obtained thirty Thou
sand q HAIRS for the goods, they could for
f,it their huil-only uiuo thousand dollars in
the aggregate and have surplus OF twcu-
ty-0nc thousand lett.
Why is it that persons perfectly well
known to live yrccei, ing and selling stolen
property are permitted TO pursue their ne
farious calling from year 10 year in this eli y.
without serious molcstation; There is
room for great improvement in the adj
rninistration Of criminal law In this
particular. The most effective measure
that could he adopted IN diminish thcfts
would he the uniform and stringent en-
forccnont of the Jaw against receiving
stolen property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Right. of Theatrical Managcrs.


Tho right Of theatrical managers 70 the
control oi their houses during their lease came
very near being emphasized 10y a riot at New
London. Friday night Tho Denmnn Thomp-
SON company hal leased Lawren"" Hall for
Thursday and Friday nights and ON the first
evening the owner ot the hail Mr. lHWren zee.
ali nTtcd 20 paSs n two irionds without tickets
Tho manarer, failing 10 obtain pawn rat. sent
90 thc laniiOr, instead OF the 49, rent. ~ and "A
Nom ranlum rcprcs utncthc admission pri 'c
t'r Mr.. Llwrcn as two friends. The Jan tor
refused 10 nevN the memorandum. and tn
u'Nl ui snt tie hour for thu pcrormauer found
the han lo kod nnd uulight'A. An alteration
onsu"d between the lanlt0r and Thompson. IN
Whi"n the crowd JoIucd. and soon became very
loINtrfouS threatening 10 hrcaH dOWufh' doors
and lynch the mnltor. Al this point Mayor
Waller amp ar'd IN the sccne. and leHrnngthe
state of nfurs. toll IhomI son 90 burst IA tlte
doors II he couldu got i'm any ,'hcr way. Ih'
crowd wcr' mnking rapid preparations 10 toll
W sac MAYORS suEErrtion. when tle ldnlt tors
discretion osrroamg MS ohsi inary. and thc Il lors
wore opened aht the prriurman % proceeded.
Mr.. Lawrence il one OF the weg lthiost men in
the place and IS said 10 have often imposed on
managers IN this way, but no SUCH ISSUE was
ever ma L. ONCt II before.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

If the stern-visaged Puritan pastors who
met in the Branford parsonage one hundred
and seventy seven years ago. each with his
package of books under his arm. and founded
Yale College, still keep tho run Of events In
world which they served so we'll in their day and
generation. II is safe TO assume that they have
been considerably astonishcd by recent occur
rences. They supposed. worthy souls. that
they had founded an institution which would
supply to the Connecticut churches n success
sion of cody ministers. grounded in tho faith.
apt 10 teach. not afraid 10 declare the terrors OF
the Lord. They wore mistaken. II they had
revisited New Haven few months ngo they
would have found declared unbclicvcr In ever
lasting torment standing in the Divinity School
lecture desk that had previously bsen dcflled
10y HrNRY WARD BEEcHEr; and they would
have found at the head 81 school aud college a
man who avowedly does not regard such un-
belief as any j squaincation for the Congrcga-
tionM ministry One can fancy the speec HESS
Indignation in Inc faces OF the reverend shades
as they turn away from the sight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Mr.. HIRsHaLL o. ROBERTs's GALLERT.

II is sincerely TO be regretted that no
greater chance has been given to the public to
visit the valuable gallery OF Mr.. Marshall o.
Roh,ris II remained open only ON Friday. and
that not later than 4 T. NJ. No doubt that even
this was an act 81 Kindness on the part OF the
proprietor; but in busy city like ours. few
people can iind leisure 10 avail themselves OF
~ u q short opportunity We know that "a con
siderable nunhtr Of int. ndcd visitors made AMI
unsuccessful attempt 60 enter the spieAdid Fith
avenue mansion in the evening. and still
larger number expected to be able to pay a visit
GA subsequent days.
Ths taste. flr .ie ~ ar' rs devo'oninr itself
very fast in our communitv. md II is the duty
OF our wealthy men Of culture to en'ourage
and eluHat IT, We have no national museums
worth speaking Of. and it ia only through the
lDrrAllty of our private collectors that the mass
OF the public IAN make any progress al all in ar
tiStic education.
Mr., Marshall O. Roberts r. ono Of the fcw for
tunuts c.t.1. ms Of View York who can render the
community inrstimablc services I'm this respect.
His gallery is one Of the largest aud costlicst IN
the city. md though for individual enjoyment n
small and select collection is generally prefer
able. a gallery which presents greater variety
naturally possesses more interest for the public.
since 1t approaches more closely 10 the aims and
purposes OF a museum.
BESIDES nearly Two hundred oil paintings Mr..
hopr's possesses several eNe"Ileht pieces Of
ulptnre' in,lullns W. W. N'orys salome'
Iauohnis Psyche ana cupid ana an eN-
puisite Shepherd Boy by Belgia9 sculptor
OF the name Of Samaln-
OF Mr.. Roberts : pictures there arc several
witch possess world WIDE lame. ueromes
Li,yptan Cohscrlpts - ono OF the carry
works OF tho artlst' ana hou.h somewhat
gloomy IN 'olor1ng' Is adnlrablc IN drawing
ana precision OF details Iho N'rnoe'Nho'rh
In possession oil Mr.. Eoberts Is considered 10 pe
we resi- III the CIV me '"ie ~ 10y
nl'rs Is nor "h'riAinG one, nu' - i,h''fs' ""'
there are NOT many I'nlerS "nNWaniN nova
lays the sane should hcHAld ol Hnido h'nis
Cleopatra RUIZ de Cacer.s7 song Is an
other canvas woich "ou'' n'' ne enSlly hat'hed'
IN J. MhNerH h."ulhg IN" h."'h N"rrah' 'p
M"Fr Nni'h'ue rs ono "i Nl' prs' pictures "i
the rolla'uon' ana nr"pnoy IN" pes' work INA"
! ARTIST mas ever proiu''H' inc lnh's'ape ny
ho'NAorh II III Aooi ono ~ e"uh possibly De
'hp''en from Nun i"ihHI,H're wv" PICTURES
"' '''' nnrn" ln'''''H o' ,'rrArh ana Gun
NN- 'H'.u'u l. .t'u'"'' 49,. EHln"N, are "li
"oil.lmn'' 'Nll 'iuoh'rs me " n'',Von7
nn' in' N"rII ''c are "lso ON 'e'. 'n-} Hn''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

CWcAGo, Dee. -. Carl Schurz has writ
tcn letters lo friends here, which have been r..
cciyed within iorty-cight hours. Saying that hr
expects to resign and leave the Cabrlot within
"A very short time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

books were preparcd-one 10 meet the investl-
cations and the other for ordinary use-in case
the Ring were driven to the extremity Of pro-
ducing them which they uniformly avoided by
refusal 10 testify.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

Along the whole river front in Brooklyn
there is only on pier connected with the main
thoroughfarcs tht has not boon used by the
Union Ferry Company for many years That
pier lies Just south of the two slips occupied by
the ferry company at the foot OF Fulton street
This pier and slip has been used by hundreds
Of thousands OF cxcursionists every summer.
and IS the only convenient place OF en-
barka.lOn in tho city. Lately 1t has
beer used by the Annex Company to
transfer passengers TO Jersey City and
the Eastern steamboat lines. thus saving stran-
gers and residents the trouble and time of pass
ng through New York. Now. the Union Ferry
Company di-putos The right OF Brooklyn to use
or permit any steamboats, to use. the only avail
able slip in the cenirc Of the city. Thcy have
laid W one Of their ferry boats in the slip. and
thus hold. MS it were. for'ibe possession. In
similar manner. the ferry company every year
places n chain fence temporarily abou. its ferry
houses to keep alive it, claim to the title Of the
property. There il considerable feeling among
the river men as TO this last seizure by the giant
company. and there is much talk Of bring
in= thc matter to Il legal issue. II there IL any
outlet along the river front that belongs to the
city, il is time for the residents to protect their
rights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

The only reconciliation now possible be-
tween HAYES and the victorious Republican
Senators means the complete surrender of the
Administration and the dismissal OF tho present
Cabinet; yet THURLow WEED talks of going 10
Washington to reconcile the contendiug forces.
MAtHIAVELII is in his dotagc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

10 THE EDITOR OF THE Sun SWi Please
nAh' correction in the report which sand that Mis-
iuchnc} wa. injured %, nc accident an The Cutrll rrk
un SUNDAY II WIS not Mis- Pine hnt Miss Aolty
O. 49, 81 Nth avenue Tho accident cAu.ud hV me
carriage EUslsE llNukNky.
Mon HAVEN Dec. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Tho enggestlon of the stnte Board {

The suggestion Of the State Board Of
Charities that the societies for the relief Of the
city's poor unite for organized work commcnds
itself II is proposed TO apporion the city into
districts each distri, 10 be placed under charge
Of some one society. whose duty shall be to visit
from door to door, inquire into reported cases
Of distress and relieve want. By this system
every part OF the city must receive attention;
there could be no duplication Of almsgiving
there would los less opportunity for imposition.
The board explain that there are moro than
enough charitable organizations in the mctrop-
oils 10 cover the entire city in the manner pro-
posed and that more than enough money is
given through them to relieve tho destitute OF
the city. What the city needs is organized char
IT,. whether it be by the method proposed or by
some other one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

Advertisements for iHE WEEKLY sun, *
scdto-mUror niorUug. must be handed IL Utis
etttHy before sr oc'ock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

One Of the most interesting facts yet
brought out by the evidence in the Vanderbilt
will caso is the statement Of Mr.. EDWIN ID. WoR-
CEsTER. that the old Commodore wished TO cs-
tablish q charitable institution for tho benefit II
persons employed on railroads. and to havo his
sou CoRNELIUs X. one OF the trustees. Formerly
This would luve indicaleda rare degree Of conf
dencc in the intelligence and integrity of Con-
NEt1us X. but considering the kind Of men
who Of late years figure most conspicuously rs
trustees Of charitable and moncyed corpora
tons, its significance may not be quito SO clear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18
Little DICK MoCoRMrck, son-in-law of

Little DICK MCCORMICK, son-in-law OF
Senator THURMAN who constantly advcrtises
himself like n qunck medicine. has been np-
pointed Commissioner 10 the Paris Exposition.
This chronic olhccholder and Office seeker
originated rs an inferior clerk in the Agricul-
tural Bureau at Washington. from whence. by
dint Of persistent importantly. he was trans
fcrfed 60 Arizona rs Secretary during the war.
and was nftcrwnrd appointed Governor over
the ninc thousand Indians. Mexicans. and
mixed brood8 Of that Territory.
By means Of the Territorial patronage he was
sent as Delegate t. Congress Tor two or three
tsrms. and Wh'lN freq, was known rs one Of
The most industrious agents of the Pacific Coast
Ring. and Of tho Washington Ring. which
fratcrniacd by natural law. Hc served as
ZACH CuANpLnEs secretary during the Presi-
DENTAL campaign and was entirely familiar
with all the rascality 10y which Mr.. TILDEN was
cheated out Of the Presidency.
For this service he was rewarded by being
made Assistant Secretary Of tho Treasury. and
would havo remained there. If JonN SHERMAN
had not discovered competition in his own line
OF husin' 49, and issued inconvcnicnt orders
which resulted in this last appointment. By
ohscuuious nauery Of BLAINE, CHANDLER.
CoNKL1No. HAYES and whoever will tolerate
toadyism this Little fellow has managed to keep
in Office for nearly twenty years. aud 10 impose
himself on public notice by every form VI inn
portunity TO tho press 1t is high time these
cheap and small hunbuss were sent where
they belong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

TTT'N ~ HV7T FTHTTW 7NfT-' TT7T7
The beef We eat in Mason county, Tc>0s, Is
tat ANA juicy 1t dfltnus, ana 4. su gl cd upon f'
"n"n range ~ these mountain H-tur,,'s li drn,rl,U
nl 10 NNNf Ai uN' ulr ger luulI iu IA cat porter
h1u." amt sirnin shHk. Wild turkey. tine ami nat
s'll IN Mason AZ tWtutNnNe cents por hrfd keulsOu
hams niiy cents apiece Wud honey is abundant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

The reconciliation hotwccn CoSKLrNo aud
BLAINE IL. both IN purpose and effect, an
alliance of thu two most powerful Rcpubli
can leaders for tie defence Of that party
against the tseuchcrous designs OF Mr..
HAYES.
The political blowing OF these statesmen
includes an overwhelming majority of the
Republican organization. They stand Shout
der To shoulder ON every issue thut d.
vidos the party from the Fraudulent Adj
ADMINISTRATIONS CoNKLIHG and BLAINE alike
dote-t the treachery andthe sentimental sill
Illness Of HAYES. They equally de-p-c the
wlctcAoI sham which he calls civil service
reform. They stand together ia relation to
the intrigue for a Mexican war ana the land
Spectators job Of anncxing Mexican terri
tory.
This Is one Of the heaviest Of the many
woe that are accommodating ON HAYES ) head.
HAYES Is now In the position Of man who
Is afraid to run, and hasn't the pluck to stand
and n-At.
The warning was again loudly repeated
yesterday. A schooner crashed into the side Of
tho East river ferry boat Nevada. thrusting her
bowsprt into the ladies cabin. As thcre
were few persons in the ferry boat. no one was
hurt; hut had the accident been at G O'Clock in
tho evening when Last river ferry boats are 80
crowded that il IN almost impossible for passon-
gers 10 move, the terrible results Of a panic
must have been added 10 the destruction
wrought by the colliding vessel. The over
orowding of ferry boats should be prevented by
a laN that should Ice enforced.
Mr.. HURD, receiver Of the Third Avenue
Savings Bank, has obtained avorLict for sl9.-
l6l.uS against SIrNCER X. GBrEN. formerly
trustee Of the institution. MIR. GREEN is one OF
the men specially responsible for the doploru-
bile and disSrareiul failure ot bank once one
Of the most prosperous and promsin. in the
city. The least that he can do to redress in
some measure the great wrong inflicted upon
thousands OF Woodworking men and women is
Ia settle up promptly and without dod.ing tho
debt found 10y Jury to be due hy HIM.
A posthumous article from the pen Of the
late CHARLES /, BWGos has been Iuhlishcl re-
ncotins severely on the character Of the ccccn
trlc aud brilliant EDGAR A. Poe. Among other
things Mr.. BRIGGS rcl resrnts that there was
"ampe proof in pr, GEiswoLD', hands to sub
stnntiate In" worst that has ever been said Of
Mr. POE.' MIR BRIGGs probably believed This
to be true; hut RUFUs W, GKswoIn WIS not an
unpreJudiced witness against Mr. roE. They
were both violently in love with the same
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

The Pope is now holding daily audiences,
and Is even mending In health He has shown
great vitality in withstnndng his late attack
which had seemed inevitably fatal. especially
when it was announced that four physicians
were In constant ATTENDANCE upon him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

considcratc and unsclnsh man in Mr.
EvARTs S place would have made hastr to re-
lrye his principal from embarrassment by ton
derlng his resignation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

The Mcxicans are far from being fright
cned by the efforts OF the Fraudulent Admins
tration 70 bring on war. 4 City OF Mexico
journal states that in the event Of conflict.
Mexico could Immediately march 10000 men to
the front and that this force could be rapidly
augmented t. 5000. 4 militia, or rural force,
estimated at 5000. would soon follow the rcgu-
lars. In all, Mexico could place in the field for
active operations 10000 soldiers. not including
artillery. 1t Is admitted that the Am ricans
would have the prcpond rance Of numbers
throughout the struggle; but the MeXicaus
would have justice on their side and the tactics
used with such destructive effect against the
first NAroi EoN S armies in Spain and against
MANiMili,S's forces in Mexico might make
that republic the grave u thousand " Ameri-
an invaders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

woman. and DR.. GRrswoID was terribly jealous
OF his rival. The world seldom gets the whole
story from one side under such circumstances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

An Interesting phase Of human nature was
illustrated in an event that occurred last wees
in 81. Louis. ELIZABETH GIBSON. aged 80 years.
starved 10 death in a crowded tenement. Nothing
had been done for her relief, though she had
tried 90 let people know that she was in state
OF starvation. Alter she WAS dead, however.
thirty dollars We're subscribed for her funeral.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

LAMBERT became facetious yesterday un-
der the cutting oss-cSamnation. He testi-
fled that every one OF the checks on their face
worth $4,000. given by him for the company's
stock. WAS paid in cHsh, ~ ~ called IT." hut
every one Of them returned To his pockets. never
having been exchanged for what MI. ROLLINS
calls cash. The Assistant District Attorney
also grow humorous in asking LAMBERT
whether he intended 90 pay for JoHN +. THow's
shares Of United States Publishing Company
siocN in Lnmhertine cash. Ii seems to us
that Ioanar saliies IN atrial u such grave i'm
port may bee out OF place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

What Commodore NANDERBILr said ~ one
Of his relatives may be- taken as the general
opinion OF Lawyer EyAETs since Senator CoNK-
LING fen foul Of him; " He IS pretty smart
fellow. but he has cog out"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

StIoral u Jr0RY MOCAUIUY's converi+
l,re t.-tmony ia Association Hall. last even
n=. that thoir former misery had been brought
about hoy rum: but ono Of them. who had been a
desperate burglar WIS also teetotaler and
had ne,e drans' ron % liquor in his lie.
II is difficult 20 say what disposition
UAYr. will now nuke oi his rejected Florida
ht.urn.n- Board man. MclIh. although MclLN
ought 10 be content 10 hll almost any void into
which such a patron could squeeze linn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

Tho young editor T. too de- pondent. and over
rates the danger of lbs dismissal irou the scr
vice Of JAY GOULD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-18

TIL country is in DANGER; in grcatcr danger
Than b. i.- e,u -. Any uAle sIuce Getty shu4s-Jis
, 1877-11-28

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fanhsn tpabrenb Der IsBtsn @phe % 5pbts-
ldas ticrisltit itatt, namliG: @sibe 10; 5ar.
tise IS; Mannli9 10; @sibli9 10.
9ltsr-1 Gag bis 80 8, 1 Mpnat bis 6 0,
b Monat bis II 0, 1 Sabr lis "a, 3Sah.
BIC 5 2, S Sabre bis 10 0, 1920 1, 20 $.
300, 80 S.-40 2, 40 5.-5O2, 50 $50
g. 20 S.-70G @, 1870 l. $3.50 8, lln-
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Stanb-Ssbis II, Gerbsiratbst Z, @it,
He, 1, @itpen 4, l1nbsfanat o.
Gstartsprt Ser. 9taaten % @ao
Lamb 1, Tranfreihb lnte7a Mt.
@pbnuns-Stat 0, Marltau @arb 1,
Seherfrn @arb 3, Mabilpn @art s, Mpn
rpegSarr A, Clay Warb 0, Sadlpu @arb 6
armenbaus 4, Staat@sfareniB 0, suipital.
S.ltsinist- &eauldre @srste 81, Coroner
0, gearb Of 9enltb 2, irreeuldre @sr3te G.
S. 81. GabeIl> 81. 9.
prGieent rSparb pf 5ealtb.
, 1877-11-28
Rt0mpnb poit Office.
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