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BENNkTT, MAY d co.
Nobody Hurt-Everybody Out Of the Way
Mays Opinion OF Bcuneits shooting.

Every body had somethin. 70 say yester-
day about Mr. BENEFITS departure, but nobody
had any Information about II beyond what he
had read IN the newspapers. Intimate friends
Of the gentleman-such OF them as
were vslbie-were under the impression
that he had sailed, but could not be
induced to commit themselves further.
Whether Messrs. Robbins and Livingston have
gone along or not neither gentlemen was to be
found In the city yesterday. That Miss Jean
nette Bennett accompanied her brother Is now
almost certain. IL didn't take the trouble to
ASK" said friend who had talk with the lat
ter tust before his departure: yet | am quite
certain II was Understood that she was 10 20
win him.
A steamship m n said Yesterday that u was
very unusual for outward bound steamers to
hcHNe to after leaving Their wharves to take on
board passengers. II done, II was done with
the knowledge and the consent Of tie agcrt
here. lie thought II more likely, II Bennett
mond that he went aboard IN the regular way.
pilot said he had noticed nothing unusual
about the movements Of the Herald yacht for
the past two or three davs. lie nHd seen her
several times, and then she was attending to
business as usu Il. - 3 all rot" lie added: -
don believe there was any duel fought
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-THE rumors that
Fred. May was hit are absolutely unfounded.
They are authoritativcly cODitadicted here 10y
persons who have seen him. May stated before
letving tins city that he was OF the opinion BEN
nett's ball did not come within ten fe I u MN.
with his cousin and surge he has left Tor
parts unknown In order to avoid arrest. sinro
the real facts have been ascertalned at tho
Meryland Cluo the interest in the duel Is rapidly
DYING
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MIR. ORTON,s DEFENCE.
His Reasons for Not Furnishing Chandler =
Co.'s Teleerams.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Mr. Orton's case
will probably be before the House tomorrow.
Mr.. Orton Is In contempt for refusing to obey
the subpoena duces tecun from the New Or
leans committee. and for refusing to appear be-
fore that committee to testify In regard TO the
teleeraphic messages that he declined to pro-
ducs In obedience to that subpoena. Mr.. Orton's
answer will be that the House is exceeding its
powers In demanding the telegrams, and that
the subpoena duces tecum was really writ Of
discovery. 1t calls for all the messages sent
and received by Chandler and others. This, Mr..
Orton will aver, Is not subpoena duces tecum,
such as would be issued by any court In this
country or England Counsel for Mr.. Orton will
contend before the House that tho subpoena
served upon their client is really a writ Of dis
covery; that there Is no distinction made In the
subpoena between the Official, private, and polit-
ical dispatches Of Chandler. All messages sent
by him and received by MIN between certain
dstes are called for. Tho House has already de-
ciJed In the Barnes case that this objection Is
not suihcient to excuse the witness and to
purge himself OF contempt. lie can purge him
self at any time by producing all the telegri ms
relating to political topics, and that will be held
to be a sufficient answer TO this Mr. Orton re-
pies, That IL an arbitrary and Illegal procedure
and will not he compelled In that way"
lhe House Will, OF course. judge him In con-
tempt, "a u has Barnes, the manager Of the New
The mex move will be for Barnes's counsel to
Apply tor "a writ OF nabeas corpus. THIS appiica-
tiOn Will be made to the Chief Justice Of the
District Court. and VIII. OF course, be granted.
Tue Sergeant-at-Arms of the House will then,
by order OF the House, make answer that he
holds the prisoner 10y virtue Of the order OF the
House. Tbis answer will be held to be iusuffi-
cient by tho court and the Sergeant-lt. Arms
Will be judged in contempt by the court. Then
the Issue comes between the court and tho
House. What Will follow, no mac can tell.
Judge Cartier Will be a superservice iDle Judge,
ana II the Administration desire to make an
issue With the House now, 1t will be made.
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Antoine Mataran. the restaurant keeper at n
Bceknan street, died In nrooklyn Tnursday. lie
IL to be buried from 81 Vincent De Paul Catholic Church
this morning. lie born In FarOca, France IN 1873
lie came to Amcrc poor youth In 1881, and entered
the employ OF Demonco Ten years later he opened
restaurant at 81 Pine street. and, favored by ths
wealthy business men OF that neghborhood, made It
raw. Eight years aficrwari he made what then
deemed vcntnrosome change. aud settled at II BccK
man street, ths former residence Of Mayor BOwnc.
Beckmau street was then the abiding plfce OF many
ch families, 10th to move from htir houses before The
adVauce Of commerce. Somewhat Difference to
them Mr.. Mataran had only his name painted In small
letters at the OF hs dO0reay ieayng his business
to be discovered After his retirement years ago,
ne lived much IN PARIS. whence he returned last sum
mer with daughter the principal OF the nrm, Widow
Matafan Suns, cOnfcctiOncrs.
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CHANGING MS OPINIONA.
What . Visit to Louisiana Did for . Rspub-
Iican Congressman.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA member Of the
Louisiana Committee. Mr.. Danford OF Ohio, re-
turned TO day bu; was reticent. Mr.. Danford Is
a radical Republican. naturally inclined to go as
far sJohn sherman In bis admiration Of Return
ing Boards, but he returns with decidedly modi-
hed views Of LOUISIANA elections. When ques-
toned "a to how he thought the testimony
preponderated In the Red River parishes he
visited, lac replied, with very solemn emphasis,
that he was amazed to see what capacity that
state ID for furnishing evidence on both s.des
of a question. 50 far rs his Investigations were
concerned, he apparently WAS not sItisned that
any satisfactory verdict could he reached. His
conyersttion was directed chiefiy to tho whOle-
sale AFFIDAVIT factorlc- established IN Louisiana,
Tor when he expressed a profound contempt.
lie speaks with admiration Of the perfect con-
troll of the Nichols militia, and fclt no surprise
when he heard that Pincnbaek had goao over TO
the Nichols Legislature.
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FREEHOLDERs INDICTED.
The Attempt TO Fnsten IA New Burden upon
Jersey GUYS Taxpayers.

The Hudson county. n j., Grand Jury, which
was so positively charged 10y Juise Knapp last week
ou the subject u the fraudulent attempt TO purchase
new Court House site IN Jersey CITY without authority
a law. will report 10 the Court to-aay. Il is under.
stood A-t they have indicted the followin s.n n,mcd
Trecholders. who voted for the purchase: Farrler.
Hall, Harper, McPhlps Blackwell. Ginnocchlo, Speer,
startup, SMih. Iurran, Coos, aud johnson I 4 FORM
OF IN ldlcmcnt will prohsOi be mitasance. IN yio-
hurg law that torblIs them to impose any expense
ur %. u muon up the county not preyou-ly provided
for by appropriation. Judge Knapp left the Grand
jury OOphOc OF escape, or perhaps tue tflts WhCh
the Ring nas been making ior some days Da-t to
on action wuulI have been successful. Inc GrAnI
jury also considered the proprlcV - ludctiug the
Irteh der-. ald those Who put the lOD through the
Board WITH such su-Cuu. ht-tc for piracy
fraud but here It Is feA, Ell. the Rag has been more
successful
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UP on THE BOULETIRDs
Life among those Iuborcrs who are Paid only
Eighty Cents a Day.

"Eighty cents a day, sir Is all we get" said
Riverside aborcr yesterday, when assed what wages
Contractor DccAer WAS paying MS ,Len. "InR sun
had ninety cents but that is IN" price Tor the best OF
rocKmon Common aborers get eighty. And that's
not the WORT Of IT, sir, we only get work about four
port aJlmlly on f3 20 aw eK."
Over the door OF the shanty nj Eighty.sxth street
and he Nort river, VIII re tIe poor man lives ere the
word, "God hlcss our home" aud on The wal haug
pictures rtpresentins Inc blessed TunlN." " me
TuWh uf the taNlout' ana " thrist blessing Little
Children The Niie WAS mixing nrcnd a. table m a
Corurr and two 'le children sat On the door pltilng
Al we're wal In Tor tuclr pre.kiA NnlCn Con-is cd
OF bread ana cone',
one Nurkm,n s,li that he and Others living IN nar-
lcu aud hurr-inla started from their homes AT four
o'rr'A every morius, end NMNed ur niles 10 wolk
loi eighty e. M. - dp. IL y asked how
families cluld Nt ruCh small vases. He ~ swere
" on, slr, thcy Dun beans ani lye on the SOUP" An
othrr said " Ne I'VE ON lnli IA meal" The urn MhO
ATE now Employ ID wurk unY "a rier ot hs tme, and
receive - conts Tor a n's labor OF ~ hOuTa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
BROOKLrN'S DEIDLOCK MAKER
Voting for Himself at Every Ballot. and
What is said About 10.

There has been nothing effective done so FAR
toward breaking the existing deadlock IN the organizi
ton Of the Brookyn Aioernen caused by the vote VI
Alderman james Donovan, who, by continuously voting
for himsef keeps the votes for Alderman BLACK and
the votes for Alderman Ray, the Democratic aud Re-
publican candidates. az tie. Donovan, who IS from
the Iaeftl ward mi although for long time IN the
BOARD, Il not noted for any auiy ~ MI the presiding
ON cfs chair. declares tat ne is Just good man
r the place rs Alderman Freuch, the cN.Prcfiirnt,
who ht slys has Only repeated mechanically the iu
etructions u the clt rtK. Nether the Democrats
nor the kepuhiclns will hreaK their caucus slate Tor
Donovan. Inry muntIln fhAt he ls sincere I'm his
can0idacy tor the PRESIDENCY, nut seeing mat Alderman
shannon. the Independent Democrat from the FINN,
did not assume Of the advantage OF brlng allc to
cast the Aiming vote he took the stand himself, aud
lis Ia
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MIR. HEATY'S EARLY VISIIOR.
A Newark House kanrncked by "a Gang OF
BurgInrs who Got NoIhing.

Early yesterday morning, Charles Heath Of 205
South Orange avenue Newark was awakened Dy foot.
steps IN the house. Taxing ,hot gun he started to
LOOK 'or the Intruder The noise Of the door startled
the thief aud he walked down stairs. and Mir Heath
fred at him, but missed his aim. TIE burglar darted
past him. and MIR Heath seized MIN the door step.
ON rrs Foley and Grshe fOund nm IN his night cloths
struggling win the burglar. An tKIninatlOn wed
there had bee several men IN the house, thar
they had coectvd over 300 worth ut SILVER anl Jew.
elry ready Tor removal. lhe cluthug from the nall
rack was also bnnilod ready for ta6ing away. The
thrf described lm-cif ~ Frank Doyle aged 10 OF 40
Hunter street, Newark John NrlI, ul 2s hun.
!erlon street,, John Hart, Of 4sa Baak street. Frank
Price, Of los Murus street, ana John tnrlshu ~ IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
SKATING ~ 4 SQUARE.
A Boy's skull fractured In an Alteration
ON II Ciiy Ice Pond.

John Donohue, aged l5 OF 10 Downing street,
with several other boGs ooA OF Ne,t WASH.
ington square as skating pond on Friday evening.
Al the same time Thomas Patterson of l37 Wavcricy
place and his brother With several comp auious began
skating in the north side OF the square lnr boys be-
came mixed, aud IN an alteration HA.ch follow.
Ell ponOnue Was struck ON the mead. lie wts
only sllgnuy Injured. and IN tac Mercer street
oice station Doctor Dorm ar -sfd hls head.
The hoy come Unconscious ON shmlday aui it Nas
ascrrtalLc thlt no, skull racfur H. Capt ByTnts
arrested Patterson t4 riay evening The boy said;
NJ brother ami were seatlng uh Tue square when
we were attacked by Donohue's gang, We concluded
10 - home ani ny hrlt1er was taxing IN his skates
Nhtn some one struck hu, There Wus general night.
nnd suddenly DOuonue tel tnd said that some one had
struck him with SKATE. III not stFke Mm luyseif.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
ICEIy THI SOUTH.
Great snowfall in Mi--i-.ippi-A. steamer
Frozen inst In the Nnzoo River.

GREENWOOD, Miss, Jan. 9.-The severity
OF the present winter Is something without pre-
cedent within the memory Of the oldest inhahi-
tant, nor Is there any tradition extint Of any.
thing to compare with II. The immense snow
I'll extending over large extent of country In
this region has doubtless been reported through
the newspapers and was "f itself an nstonish-
ing novelty IN this cline; tut an Incident that
| have not seen noticed anywhere Is Yet more
astounding to our people.
The Ndzoo, above this place. IA gorged aud
completely blocked m for some miles, hOldlug
WITHIN It's compass Of ice and snow a large
Steamboat laden with cotton, which is eifectuIl-
" irozsn in. Ihe passeng walked ashore,
leaving the boat fast IN the Ice, an event uu-
paralleied In this latitude.
- Tho snow lies twenty Inches deep on level
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
THE REV. DIR DEEMS ANNOYED.
He Dscs not Keep nm Intelligent Once nor \
Pbiianthropic Bureau.

In the Church of the Strangers, yester-
day, the Rev. DR.. Deems gave notice that he
would not hold the usual Monday afternoon
reception at his house to day. lie said that he
had initiated the receptions with a view II max
and with each other, nut that they had taken a
course very Objectionable to him. Ills house
W neither an Intelligence office nor a bureau
OF philanthropy. lie was not prepared to hni
situations for persons, ana in no Sc did he give
pecuniary assistance. Those needing situations
were advised by Others in the congregation to
"go 10 the PASTOR" II the importuuities with
which he WAS oppressed continued he would
move into the country.
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The Rev. MIR. Nye ON Thcntres.

The Rev. II. II. Nye said, In the Atlantic Ave-
nue. unyersalft Church, Brook yn. last evening" that
dancing f. graceful and need not be tabooed by re l.
gous persons except the round dances. which are ey
ln ihcr tendency. Dramas may a- wei he acted a.
read, Al the.e anu elnents are good as rrcreAtions
tad 7 lnhd" uf the frst importance MANY tHcsfrcai
pHcnrls nre unn To De on the streets and wien
play good, come unHreny phrase is thrown into II
please tue a. pfakeu there. IL IS not good
tor young mon To- be Lahiiu, afisninnts theatres
II II expensive. Its tendency II drnklng Inc
AiuCal performances should be given on.y Ia tue nay
time. lhe play not the o. Jeci Of lie. The under
tone Of lite should be serious,
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John Haas and Philip Ullricht, boys who live
IN The BarracKs." In Madison street. Hoboken quar-
relied last evening. and Haas stabbed IN the
Haas knoc4ed his assaiant down and Jumped on him
Charles ulrcht. his father. entered Haas house
claiming. lie was confronted by tne der Hale and
he tried to eject Ullrtht from the premises In the
encounter Ullri hit Dit II ass tnumD savagey. Has
thrown over the stove, ad he sndched MS thumb
ont Of Unchrs mouth. milu' large part OF IT, ull-
rcht then through the numerous Railways
eral rooms pursued py Onieers Desmond and wnalen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
Knew the Cortland, street Gnnq.

As ex-Judge Robbins Of Freehold, N. j., waA
walking down Corandt street he cordially greeted
by weldressed mau. VINO spologlzed for having
taken him for somebody else lie didn't know any
Robbins. Of Freehold certainly, and so he passed on.
The Judge had almost reached the ferry. as fat
Duichman. pulling and blowing overlook hin. IVY.
my tcsr koppns how no you duP Been Ofer to metz
nee eh? An you be bed men. Ruppins. EhP" And
the fat Dutch an poKei the Judge IN the RIBS aud
winkcd don't know you." his Honor said. Don't
know me on. dots all right. How you leafe every.
body In FrcehOup II VS. dot OOngclc OF mine, lacol
Rue, ch - Jacob Rue can't be uncle he's not
Dulchnlan Aud the Judge shook himself loose and
lodged into the ferry house The Judge knows better
than TO make acqusintances ia Cortlandt street.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY TIE
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Marriage Of an Accomplished vocaiise
OF Pbmouth Church Choir-i sunday Az
ternoon Picture In nerchar'n Enat Room.

tcrnoon Picture In BcCcher's East Rooms
Yesterday afternoon carriage containing
Miss Clementine Victoria Lasar, ushter OF Prof.
sigsinund Lasar. and Mr.. George studvcll. son Of
Deacon Alexander studweli OF the Swamp. was driven
to the door Of Henry wari Beechcr's house Coum.
bia Heights. They usherci into the east room.
MIR. Bcecher was quietly warming his coat tails In front
Of huge c1nnel coal fire the large west room.
looking the frozen bay. Mr.. studwell removed HE
ulster and arctics and in few minutes was mar
ricd to Mist Lasar. Congratulations were exchanged
between friends OF the family. who had dropped In.
while the brio, partook Of apples and parchcd
corn from the stand near the window. Mrs. studweli
sang like a pair OF nigh ngaes In the morning. and
very few IN the congregation knew that she was so
soon TO be married. Her husband Is not In rugged
health and trap to Florida, con empsuon. rather
haetencd the marriage. whether Mrs. studwen win
give up her lucrative position In Pym ouIh Church
not yet determined.
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wAsHINGToN, Jan. Ia lie House Committee
Appropriations this afternoon, completed tAe Legi.
htiye, Executive aud judicial Appropriation bill, and
II VIII BE- reported to tle House on Monday. The
rity Of the committee have made the bill conform
very closely to the provisions OF last year. ti as
psssed ny tue House OF Representatives., which was,
h 'weYrr, entctei IN greatly modlhe1 shape after
prolonged cuntc6t with The scuar. The bl a. to day
ordered TO be reported for passage provi for
ductOn ~ ABOUT 10 per cen IN sAlarle- Of lrly
all ciy oihc - throughout tho country, and also
reducing clerical force to about the numbers pro-
posed by tue House last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
Physicians Mystincd.

Deputy Coroner Cushman made post morten
examination yesterday OF the body OF the unknows
woman who found unconscious in the WOODS al
Girard avenue and 1J5h street o. Friday. Although
there were external indications OF POISONING yet
when the Dody cut open the mouth tongue, thrOat
ana other internal found to be TO
Crlsp. The woman must nave taxen "A large dose OF
phuric acid, aud how she coud have lived 50 long
tufcring intense agony without gro n while sitting
chair IN the MOrflrania pOllce station, stery
TO the rhysicans. 1t noticed That her lower lip
was perforated. but the tOce officers supposed that
she As suffering llDntlpriI,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15

After seventeen years Of welded life, jobs
ana Clara Frledsam OF l6t seventh street Thursday
decided 10 separate. They mad $500 in savings bank
and they divided IT, Mrs. Frcisam being soted sti0.
On Fndsv morning saying that she Intended o. 70
her relatives IN Germany or XII herself she qut tho
house. few minutes after her departure y sstchol
found IN the hallway containing the tllo ana .
that mad contained lauganum. Late In the after.
noon she was found lying under a cump OF trees al
Grard avenue anu 157th street she subsequently died
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
A peputy s,,erin,. und Iuck.

DEPUTY sheriff Nathaniel HICKS, OF Winfield,
Long Island. was IN dangerous condition yesterday
from und that he received IN ngt In a wiLneld
saloon. Several men nghng. and MIR. Hicks tried
TO separate them, ON" ut tnr contestants, Thomas
lnrke stabbed Hicks a. his rft eve a. u destroy
cd. Tue badc penetrated 50 lar that innamuAiO ion %
the Drain l. anticipated. Nj HicN. wlc ARE ting
prisoner, three months agO, IA MS arn. and
the ban nas not Jtt been extracted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15

william J. Crawford, blacksmith, Of Union
avenue, near Grand street, Muimsnurgn, endel a
spree begun before aud continued after ae holidays by
drinkng, Jan. polsorous mixture used for wnsn-
ins horses huut, On sIurdiy night d" 40 from Tire
etects ~ tie pusou. A turuuHr'- jury chtilug tAc
RDOyU facts, rendered q verdict accordingly.
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Soon after Mcssrs. Sloan II Blacks clerk had
closed The store at 12l Frank IN street. on saturday
evening. tNo men drove covered wagon In front Of
the store. then Jun pc Oae - the men. armed
with jimmy. 10 ced the door open ann en- cred tina
store. James Donahut NAO lives opp sit' tue sturn,
no med the police hut before tac ellie arrived the
men came out of the store carrying bundles. lrisb
hnCa worth - 900 MAS stolen.
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PRAGUE, Jan. II -Gcn. lchernlycn who re-
c'nit arlved mere AMI was welcomed by dem 'n-tm-
ton of tlech has ef the city Al ihr request ~ me
auth 30 ir-. IS luH. m'riiu' io Lrpi"r Healnst tuc
thhf- nf lue hNi Ifl ' nNH disprrsrl D. tht police
ANh l'ltfhsy wac Ogdrir 10 srOas lhr frontier IN
81 u ut, aun Nn-t rHitent4 Nlih fur,e ~ hr nihi-
ttAel disposition resist lie to The saxon
fro.N IA wA- "a. attended ~ lice, and arrived Ia
Dres1tL sttrl4I,
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sGotingin Central Pnrk.

notice Of skating in Central PARK yesterday,
and II IN carly morning u'l lNlisAt the ice Of the
laNe Fc.!undcd with hc merry muslr uf irc tkaes az
inous ms enjoyed the slOrious spuit. The lake was
e. afed NJ y o'clock although on other evenings II
O'Clock Is the iIut OF time allowed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15

Anton Huber, proprietor Of the Crystal Vari-
eiics. J,rsey Ci.y, Budd Granger Miss Euma Moore.
Miss Elnma we.terr, Mrs Gcorsic Desmond, Adoph
Young. ana William Ro.elir. memblrs OF the troupe
arresed i the po Ice On saturday msht. remained 10
the cells YESTERDAY, no one appealing 60 bal EN-. IL
was noary o'clock yesterday nofnina before all u
the irisoncrs VINO composed Tue audience Daied.
lie theatre loo Aeu
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The beethoven Mnenncrchor held a "fooit
session IN It's ua In FIN street. llst evening to In
Auguratc Ac'rulya. The han WAS drc ted with al
tAr . rtlarrntla II The m1d Prince, AMI tyrry mem
Der wore "fooi's cap" oruaiuenfel vita bells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15

RONDour, Jan. IA FIRE This morning de-
sroyed the caonet shop, dwelling, ani barn Of Michael
Stock; the building adj uins. ll-p osned hy stock,
aud occupied 40 nAs,rf AMI u"c. ~ tht srorrry
aAu 4Nrug of John btuAhur fNc Hltu 'ltcr hpu.t uf
irrdercN Meoer and several otIer smi er Dui diss.
l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15

THO old general Society of Mech mes and
Tradrsm u, ~ Brold"ay, be-iics fs free library
an reading roous, mlnfelns ire" scHnnl ~ writing,
npuAht nt, hnd urANlns Iur s'hii is ulen on ths
nr four o., lar g4ys ~ lhr woe, irom " L. n.
ilr ieInalus, And from 30 fpr u1l-s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15

WAsHISGTOS, Jan. H-Charls Fisher. son Of
ex Juige Fisher VINO WAC yesterday pardoued by the
President Wing been recently convlcted ny SUI
prrmt Cuult of the act Of stealing lupurtsnt papers
r.m lhe olcr N the pisuo1 AstVrneJ, has Deen taaen
" tue asy lun for the Insane
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SAN FRANCIscO. Jan. li.-ln Ilay District Park.
san Francisco, yesterday. mAtch $500 side, mile
hcut, best thrceIn hye 70 wagon Rarus dee. ed sam
PuriY In ctr AlghI heats Time-R3lIt e;s7bl. eS0a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15
Weather Once Prediction.

Falling barometer, incrcasil Z stery u
souiherB Winds, cOudlIess rsius ttmpcla. uTe. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-15

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