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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
RALPH L. DERKsHInE. GRO. G. sruRana.
.RERKSHIRE Il STURGISS.
~ ATTORNEYS AND COUESELORs

Ofice-No. Chaneery Row,
MORGANTO WN, w. Va.
VIII practice in the courts Of Mononga
liza, Preston and Marion counties, and IN
the Supreme Court Of Appeals of the State
Special attention given to collections,
and remittances promtly made.
Sly
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20

TT N. MACKEY M. D., Practi>
toner of Medicine Surgery.
Office, on Court House Square in Lazlers
Building.
Especial attention given to SURGERY
and diseases of the KYH and EAR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
IrroHWiYMEy IN BROADWAY.
Gen. Ihrie Knocked Down and Robbed at 10
O'Clock In the Evening.

As Gen. George p. Ihric, formerly In
spector- General in the Army Of the Tennessee,
stopped under lamp post near Broadway and
Twenty seventh street 10 look at his gold witch
on Monday evening. he noticed two roughs.
without overcoats. watching his movements.
:" l had started to go into the Stevens House."
Gen. Ihro said, yesterday. rs no lay. with his
head bound up. in bed, but upon glancing at
my watch saw that 1t was 10 o'clock-too late
TO see my friend. The suspicious movements
Of the two men attracted my attention. but
as I am strong and well. and being on
public street. thought no more about it,
and turned to walk down to the st. James
Hotel where used to live. noticed no one in
the street as | crossed the block. but when /
raach Twcnty-sixth street suddenly received
senselcss on the sidewalk. II cannot have becn
long that / lay thus. and when | recovered my
senses "A police officer was helping me up NV
head was bleeding from two cuts. one behind
the. ear and tho other on the back Of the head,
and my mind was very much confused. found
watch especially valuable TO me because ii was
n gift from my wife-and chain. some private
small sum Of money was taken to ths p"iice
station. and there surgeon dressed my wounds.
alarm my friends. NJ family is In Boston. and
!, was stopping in New York, on my way 70
was raised to my feet saw the same two men
whom had before noticed looking ut nv watch.
skuking of down Twcnty-sixth street and |
think thcre was u third man with them. hut
was too much confused by the blow had re-
ceivcd 10 notice closely. | think that they
We're alarmed 9y the police officers approach
and ran away"
Gen. Ihrc Is still confined to his bed. and the
wounds on his head look ugly. The name that
he gave in the Thirticth street police station wis
Henry Athorn. Officer Hill. who took him to
the station. preferred charge Of drunkenness
against him. He was very much confused and
Sergeant Hamilton still thinks that the General
was drunk. The surgeon advised. however
was done. Detective Dunlap was trying. yes
terday. 10 find some clue to the lost watch and
chain.
Gen. Ihrc was United States Paymasier In
the Division Of the Pa eiilc from 1866 to 1873
He holds the title Of Brigadcr- General hy
hreNet He was noted M an Indian fighter ia
the West in lS56 and 1858.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
GIFTS TO MlNHfTTtN COLLEGE.
The WIN or DR.. Sears Contested by Some OF
His Relatives.

The probate II the will OF Edward Tsadore
Sears. IL. d.. lately publisher and editor Of the
National Quarterly Rerie7r. who died Dec. 7.
1876. is opposed by some Of his relatives. DR..
Sears lived NJ the Grand Central Hotel. was an
active Roman Catholic. and belueathed to Man
haitian College his library. consisting of 5000
volumes. ancient and modern. each volume 10
contnln his name conspicuousy stamped or
printed He also gave TO the college all his
philosophical apparatus and Instruments He
also devised 10 the college all his real "staio,
consist ng Ot two brown stone front houses and
lots ~ Est Forty ninth street AMI LOG hast
SiAty-ir~t street. Tor the purpose OF maintain
ins laiu proi"ssorshlp, 10 ho called the sears
pront -orship. TN" college n i-tonS io pay To- The
tstitur's wlfr, Catherine Irvine sears. the sum
OF 1880 "a year. To Mrs. Sears the dc tor also
b.queathnd hlS diamond rims, and the furniture
OF his house, also his right and title IN the Nd-
fiOHdl Qudrtf'p Rortrr, the publication of tne
same to hr cont inurd by her. AZ these pfoNs-
To his brother. Mark Sears. head constable ~
the Royal Irish Constahulary, he bequcathcd
motto and arms Of the scars family; also st
of cameo studs and gold and onyx sleeve buttons.
- tie appointed as executors the three nrolhefS,
nWr,'h. Pnuiian, and Anthony. 81 th9 Ihrl1tlhn
Bruthors, together with his wife ana Or. ID. \.
Gori.n. He desired his cNrrut ~ TO erect a
handsome monument 81 granite. costIn from
$500 10 1 900. on his grave in greenwood, and
a. JIM, rihD upon 1T Latin cultph.
The viii contested 10y Sarah Curran Mark
sears, and Mara S'ars on the grounds II
fraud, undue lnnuenN; circunNrnuoh, anu 60.
crcion hy the wife, and others unknuwn. that
the l'sHior Was not 81 sound ana Il sposln
ton of tho law. which proNil.s That no ~ r. a
having a husband, wife. rhii, or parcui shall
10y his or her ,st will and ustiino ni deyisr or
bequDath Ia nny benevolent. charitable. literary.
sci'niiii religious. or missionary society asso-
chll"n. or rprruruton, IN trust or olhcrWih'
more than onr-half of MS or her estntn, an L
the payment Of his or her debts. md surh d.
Nis.n., or wau'linips shall oa valid 10 the eA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
ROBBERY on sHIPBOdRD.
The Grew OF nm Italian Bark substituttn
nIIge Wnter for Hrnndy aud Wine.

Custom House officers have ascertaincd
that the two thousand gallons of cognac brandy
aud red wine seized from tho Italian bark
Giuseppe Rocco, from Bordeaux. were stolen
from the cargo on the voyage. The seizure was
made by Inspectors McCort Hagan, and Van
Horn. who caught tho crew Of the bark in tho
net Of smuggling the liquor ashore. There was
no entry Of the brandy and wine on the vessels
manifest, and the wonder WIS how II was got
hy the crew in whose possessi ion it WIS found
The investigation that has been made shows
that the liquor belonged to the bark's cargo
which cons sted OF about one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars worth OF the finest brandy
and WINE.
Capt Castellano the mastor Of the bark says
that the crew have confessed that they stole the
LIQUOR. They tapped the casks and took small
quantities oil WINE and brandy from each ono,
and aitcrward substituted for II bge water
taken from the hold OF the bark thus spelling
the entire cargo. The cargo was consigned TO
lyrty importing houses in Beaver and South
William streets. .
Messrs Renauld Francois 4 Co. say that out
Of one hundred casks Of brandy shipped TO
them they found three that had been opened.
The brandy should have Registered 1l6o but the
gauge showed only S3'. Tho blgo water made
the difference. Tho lmpOrterh hold tho con-
signecs Of the bark. Funch. Edyo X Co., and
the master, responsible Tor the loss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Feb. 2O--P. M-The operations
NJ the Stock Exchange reflected an active bust
ness in Western Union. Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western. Delaware and Hudson. and Lake
Shore. but aside from these shares the move
monts were not specially significant. If we ex-
ccpt a lively trade during the final hour in Erie
which sold AT sA@7is in consequence OF an at
tempt to save a fewthousand dollars on a wager
that the stock would 70 10 T. this date Della
ware Lacknwanna and Western went down
from CT 10 G4is. and Delaware and Hudson from
57'.. having opened at So !. 10 53ls. hut closing
at "a. The movement OF the day was in favor of
higher prices because the shorts were covering
thcir contracts. Tho operations in New York
Central ranged from 9G' 1885, @9st4. under the
rule. with a fair business after midday
in this stock. st. Paul preferred rose
from 46is TO ~. and closed at the
highest points Of the dav. and Michigan Central
rangrd az dSr@a3S%H Norris h, an and ESssx
Toseni preferred ruled weak at 22li. though
closing a. 90 Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
TOOK further jump oil. 2 cent 10 90, hut sub
was up IS cent. to 'll4. with closing trHnsac-
tons at 9ot. Northwestern preferred also
Jumped from i9h 20 81 closing M jU't buyer 3.
~ The total number of shares dealt IN was 49,
92u, OF which Western Union rrpr, nt,Sl Co.
$40; Delaware. La,kaManna and Nesigrn 20
$50 Lake Shore. 2l.0l7 Delaware and Hudson
Canal. 64N1. Erie, 1920. New York Central,
e3gs parih.e Nah. GOO; s. Paul, 1904; %
Northwestern. 60O the preferred 5000: 1t
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Company. 2 10;
l!ock Island Loo; Qhios, .i3o; Morris and
preferred 900; C., c.. &. and L. 25S; c. u. and
quincy, 200; Fort Wayne, l2C; Atop and T,rre
Hnutc. 100. ONO preferred. 100; Wabash. 100 :
NY. n II, and H.. Gs Illinois Central, 80 and
Albany and Sgsqg hanna 90 ,
tint. AT OF the transactions We're at lo5 gan
luja mlui f. ANA operators un cifhnr SIDE OF tIr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
BURDENED BY DEBT.
Brooklyn Church Council to Advise = strue-
CLING Congregation what TO DO.

The Council Of Congregational Churches,
called to give advice TO the Puritan Church.
BROOKLYN convened yesterday The resgna-
ton OF tho Rev. Chas. Hall Everest who ac-
cepted call to Plymouth Church in Chicago.
was read and the churchs acceptance thereto.
The council approved of the resignation.
The other topic was the churchs financial
difficulties. The architect who planned the
church put its cost at 100000. 1t was built in
the time Of tho war by days work and cost over
100000 The church committee explained to
the council that on tho 1st OF February they
ings had begun under the first mortgage Of
100000 Besides this incumbrancc there WIS a
second mortgage OF 100000. then a chattel
mortgage of $4,000 on the organ and furniture
church. was behind in its current expenses its
salaries and its city assessments. There was
not the slightest hope that they could pay their
obligations. The question troubling them was
how far their moral obligations extended
whether the individual property Of the church
members must 20 with the church property to
pay the debt, or whether the rclinquishinR Of all
the property to the creditors discharged them:
II was further explained that the trustees of
the church had, when the mortgages were exc
cutcd. signed the bonds forthe full amount. and
they OF course. must be held liable for the de-
fciency arising under foreclosure. One of the
church members thought that IL the costly
building was entirely of the ground they could
get more money for the lots than for all together
ton, advised the church and society TO relin-
quIsh their entire church property and lots TO
their creditors. They further advised tho dis
banding of the society as Il legal corporation as
soon as this is done. but recommend the church
10y all means to continue, under such new ar
rangemcnt AS may give promise Of success, and
In view Of the Importance Of the field OF labor
about u. they recommend II TO secure new
place OF worship Mt once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
WTLLIiM COGSWELL's ESTATE.
A Divorce and u Marriage and Effort to
Dtspiacc Executor.

Jonathan Cogswcll, one Of the executors
and trustees Of the estate Of William Cogsw
deceased. pctitioncd the Supreme Court for thu
removal Of his co-cxccutor John Murphy, allog-
ing that he did not properly attend to the estate
So that much Of his income was lost. The cns.
was set down for hearing yesterday befor,
judge Davis. The counsel for the petitioner
failing TO appear when the case was called was
sent for. but AZ he had not responded at the al
iolrnment II the court. Mr.. John II
Bird Tor the respondent insisted upon
having the case dismissed. He sld
that the application, although in The
name III Jonathan Cogswrll. was really
N n, the interest 81 one K \, BTny. yng sook- 70
men"ed his Proceedings Tor getting hold NJ
these trust funds by the seduction Of Emma.
one u the daughters Of The testatl =. and the
Wife ~ jerome S'iVers. A decree ot divorce war
obtained by HtiVrrs in the supreme Court of
tins lily ON tho lst Of December. 1873. and IN
q -ime day B,rny married her in CouunUilrut.
NhilN ihr divorce Proceedings wrrn vet pond
ins brny WAS arrested for criminal conNrrsa-
who mate the arr - found tho couple living To-
erth"r IN W',t Tw"ntv-iourih street. as Mr. and
Airs. BirAy. Diru, ANNOUNCED the seduction 10
Ms. stiNsrs = mother. III uIe name OF the daus-
ter as follows:
pr's noTurr surrose you arc ANXIOUS To- he " lrcm
S.5 nr ,sos Sr s & ri. ~, sas r -s a '6 Y.
e. Mud me. because wil iail In doing snpIoc
yS S al p w sSI you a' %s E to anl sy ~
week snrpos oa are -Insry with ne that Vudsn't
NAnt " hear from
From your daughter TsaA
The effort now was. Mr. Bird said to have this
fellow rewarded by getting hold Of the trust
estate. through the removal Of Murphy who
hal been Instrumental not only in carefully aud
iudiriuusly handling the estate. hut also IN 80
Increasing IL that IL is NOW worth tll5.OOu. or
considerably NOR" than II wac when the t.slator
died, besides paying heavy rNJsns.- and taxes.
his PAPER showed Mr Murphy to IT,. a man ny II
high integrity that he had charged nothing for
his services. while Birny was man Of immoral
and indecent habits. and utterly penniless.
Mr. Bird asked for an allowance. but Judge
Davis said that the Court Of Appeals had de-
cided that there could b. no al lownnce in special
point however. He granted a denial vi the
petition by default
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
Contents Of The Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY srx published this morning con.

tains the following;
The Presidential Count-Thc Vote u louisa IA Argu
meuis u lrumhu ami Evarts before the Electoral tum
mi--t"n-Ih- Commissions Decl-ion-prO,e ediig- ID
tnuxrt-s Thereon; Stealing by the Millions
startling Revelations from the United states
Treasnry--whcncc the Lavish Expenditure of Money
tor HAYES, The Great Fraud Cons,mmatcd-wasl-
inAton correspondence. The Republicans S,hemc-
4 Tempting hnit oher,d g. the Southern Democrats-
Plan 10 hnd mp the Republican Party in The South The
SuuNly civil Appropriation Ril: Mexico under play. T.
Madison Wcll-Ns Free: Attempt "a Assassinate Gov
Packard In New Orlcans-Arrcs OF tho Noli-lc A~-ns
sn-llis Aniecedcnt. Grants Friend Bahc,-s IA Iron.
llchNcNod 10 he Dciaulier ~ More than 1hrrc Han
drd thousand Doliar.' Tie Eastern Question: Turkey
A-aun CHANGING RuVrs-NuuDrs OF Peace. Soldier II
Ltotons-Iluops IN Florida, How Sate Wa Count -
The Truth About the south Carolina El,cunn Frauds.
Our Nismrnasei Nlvv. l. inohricfv ni-Da-s' Albert
J. ward at u ONE. fo,m-lhr iirst Party. The --latest
I-faphlc News; Notes on Science and Industry, Many
COLUMNS of Editorial Artic,s and -rlcrurl Matt r.,
story-kate Cronns DOwry, Financial Indulgence ana
Markets
TnF wFfSiy srS contains complete cpitome n the
news OF the week from all parts Of the United STATE, ami
tie Amo rlcan continent Copies IA Wrappers ready Tor
mailing to the old country may be had Al the desk of
puDAealou ohce. Price four ents For sale By al
dealers N city and country,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
LOOKING LITTER THE TRU.iSTs.
The Youth who l. Described AZ the Terror Of
the Eighteenth Ward.

Among the prisoners in the Washington Place
Police Court, yesieriav wasa boy small 10 be
ccacd by the coat tails of the big officer Whose prisoner
he was That boy !, miniature p3an. and will come
TO the saows A. hi, prototype did.' ulancy agent
sad pointing out the small hoy, who by tai. time had
fcured INTO corner aud Wa sroNVhng at the Court
when went aiirf hu this MORNING. he hit him-s
The nrcpar', and after found hun he said 90 the OH
Ger II my boys was ere, YOU'D never tikV I'M
hevd knife ynu iurst lie ie terror at the Eighteenth
NHfd ule runucy agent continued. 81 lac dropped uut
81 hool hou~c window fill nsen from the ground
the other dav AMI was drunk at ocl,rk the
ing when went 10 bring him back His own brother
snNs be- the worst hoy he yer knew" The terror q
the Eighteenth Ward above described. whose name ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21


DEF In nrooklyn, ON Feb 20, Hannah Dunloa. be.
loved wife NJ John Dee. in her ild year.
Relative, amt TRENDS nj the family invited attend
tn funeral from her late Residence. 7sd Brrrcn IT.,
on Thursday mnrning ut O'Clock - in-ephs Chur 10,
where solemn reqm'm mNss viii be- offered Tor tie
pos ~ her soul thence 20 Holy tru-s Cemetery
FREEMAN ON Monday tNtuinf. fhn lFi inst. Marif
C. 1oblc, react oil Philip Freeman deceased, aged "a
years
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70 attend
tic funeral on Thu ,dhN, at ol0NN T. NJ, from tic 80.
dencc n her 4.AM, neo. H. lioOtOn, i7O Grand 81.
brooklyn. T. d.
New Jersey fHrcrs please copy.
HllI On M1uiaN morning, Feb. ~, Thomas 4 I'M.
The relatives ani iucud, oi the family are inuti "a
attend Che funeral r. las Nrlmf 'aN' Feb "a from li
late t.ilt nee. -bi d. auCrA IT., at ! T., NJ
LVpLOW.-At The town ul lmon \. j., on Monday
Fob ~, Margaret D. Mie Of john A Ludlow, aged -
stoi'T-ln Brooklyn Feb 10. 1877. Mrs. Jane Scott
aged ~
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited n ahni
her funeral iiom ~" residence of rr son, Robert Mo-
Duulal It nuli 10 st. Nci4t SHAY fhc 2lst at ~ NJ
SAVAGE On Feb. 20, 1877 Mr. Elizabeth A Savage
of fordham, widow OF tie late JOhu Savage Esq, in tAt
0uui year n her
Notice 0l funeral t0 morrow,
MllllE.-un sunday, Feb II, Of consumption. Ians
RaWson, wile o Frederick Georse White, Vi BTookly IA
late 0i Nottingham, kI1and.
Nulul-lDI islltrs please copy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
A Row In Mis-. Abso,r. Concert Company.

violin vriuoso of the Emma Abbott Com, IT Comp any.
told Mrs Charles 4 rra,t that her hu-hnni was mH-
Stefan tu' ON, duNrr Mrs Frat tod Mr. Pratt. and
the arrival OF the party in this city. Pratt met Srfcrt
In the depot aud slapped him IN prc,euc, at the crowi
scrri ,urtd warrant and insisted upun FRAU sar-
Whllv hr Miss Abbott fVhVnr.
the OIra House bat Frat procured SlOO bail aud
was released IA time tu play AZ tlc concert
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
Live Stock Market.

NEW York. Tuesday. Feb 20.-There wcrc no
Il % nncrm-- and nothing doir- in beef clttc to-day
Dealers m dressed beet report slow trade at 99.c "a
10 for good to prime native beet sides
Receipts of calves lN2 head. mainly milk fed
Veals The demani iar. aud the market CLOSED frnI
at "a tuisc q Tor good To prime ycals AMI itF6c
led calves Country dressed yea had fair call at 100
Receipts OF sheep were two car loads or ai5 head Tho
demand wis TAR and prices were without material
.hhnsc Common tpgwd sheep ranged from hcs6i,c n
n Dealers ~ dressed mutton complain "a slow trade
nj loeH'ec = N. Tor tar Ia prlmc chr,a>sts
Receipts were ii, car loads containing SAT
hogs nom nd alive Jersey dressed hogs had fair IN
Qulry At 1t.dfNi.c n N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
S d9yysrnment bond, a Quiet market was observed

kOrth Carolina bs special taN 2d class al 2g fnn's-,.
It's, both AMI new sviSr, i2sa and nCur-ln Is, gold
bonds lfat kuilrnnd securities sfrflT ana
tive Tho lHucipal transactions VOC As i.inW- Nv
,rsoN toItiul f.ts con-nltfDi. IT.. Weston mon
Telegraph, co"nn. 49, lnl' Wr.trn lmon Too
rIiuh. REGISTERED lHsI nh ~ l. j A cine lists, lt 4.
rtusnuiAtrd rNt hu1 'Hl'4 ON
Cu., iiuriu TON and quincy ~ ia thraro knck Island
amt .i,ihr T. ltr,i, Nhicpo and NoithwrstU c,H.
lOl. Milwaukee ana ~ ra l.i., y tli--, lNi,inu. i
Morris nul i-cN T.. 7l lpialul Nnrll amt ls'N l.ts
c",-olutai'd ~ Morris ami k-sN l,- sid yesterday.
Ili. luuuinil amt ~ Jurpl s-. ruNtt tutr ,t iAut
siU.t e.. tnu Undated frgst,T a. ss AtN hNlA Nln
Man l~~t ini N,W (nlh cent h"-, l'''i, lpi Nwu
Missouri lst, 40. ulu aa, Va slpI tut.Oudlhd ,N
n. nnd. ~, tmiun rncifc RAirona l.is lrNsGl0fit
linton licnc =, land grant iu-s tnun ra'ine -'ukUe
Tutdrn and Wabash lsis lni lol,doand Wah,sh ls,.tX
COUPON ~ rolrdu and Wabash lists, 49, luus -tOn,
b.. Great Western ists, 80, los Michigan southern
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
The Enc.mpmcn, OF the l.. O. o. F.

The Il. W. Grand Encampment Of the State
Of New York convened In annual session ia Connthan
Room odd Fellows Hail, yesta rday Forty THREE Past
Chief Patrarchs were admitted. and instructed in the
Grand Enc ann degree. The Grand officer elected
and Installed were Graui Patriarch Richard l. Raleigh
Grand Iiigh Priest. Elias Goudman. Grand Senior War
den George T.. Crans. Grand SCRIBE Charles v CLARK.
Grand Treasurer, G.urg1 smith, Grand Junior Warden,
W ID. Monroe, Grand Rep o. l.. 4. : George IIasklns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

CINCINNATI. Feb. z0.-The proprietor 81 the
hotol n Jefferson Texas nc which BESSIE Moore and her
murderer stopped whe in that city, arrived here this
morning and Identified Abe Roth chitd the man who
was last with BESSIE Moore While there he passed
under the name u MonrOr These dispatches gave m
account On saturday last 81 attempted suicide by
Roth -uhd Supposed 10 have been CAUSED by TsmoT Tor
the murder OF AiHs Moore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21
RcnI Estnte Market.

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange coms
prised foreclosure sales byi
BP fsirchid-onc nvestory brick store and tenement
house. with lot 25xi0O on the north side of Grand Is
feet OF suffolk street $40 $50 to plaintiff
BY Il. u Ludlow Co-One plot Of land. 1opx272x22y
SN7oxlt22. on st. AIMS avenue. northwest corner OF
Mestchester avenue, Murrissnia 81 0DO, to plainun
By VIM Kennclly--One lot, 2hxlOO on Eighty eighth
street, between Third and Fourth avenues, S2,On,
plaintiff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

NEwpuB0H. Feb. 20.-Wm II. White, aged ~
years, farn,- living Fishkill village Dulchess
county, HANGED n-clf yesterday Mental depression
was ulu cause lie Nes wne ami liroo children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

RRrNo-vOIIMrR ON SUNDAY the 18Th Inst NJ tho
Lutheran church. T.. NAH aV, BlnohNn. M ihc Rev g.
60 lfn, H. ',itl 49, 'n Zoo Louise I" '"lincr, dsAh-
VI ul John 4 NuiuurH, tnl it'I Nl HfuHt'AU
HARRIS DLMAKEar AT tir Residence II the hfid
taal.e, 4 at4ltMA Mm l. lluus ol hentueAS To sarah
n daughter ui John d. iAafr.t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-21

Judge Gilbert has ordered that the franchises
of the Continental Lite Insurance Company be declared
~ he Dissolved aud extingu-hcd 20 all the world
tet SOLELY hr snsle purpose Of enabling the Attor
ley GENERAL TO prosecute All ~ Ion " reach uhe msc>
belonging " ule company