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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-07-31

Bunting s. Pepper are III receipt
OF their Garden Seeds keep a large
supply. Cali early aud secure an as
sorlhent. March 1--f.
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Remember d!

That the most cha,te, elegant and
cheapest stock Xmas presents and
New Years gifts j. at PIckeu'4 New
Mode! Jewelry store. no 5S7-tt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-07-31
RClllC2llDcl, :

That the only place you can have your
Xmas presents engraved free of charge
is ut Pickeu's New Model Jewclry
Store. no 5s7-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-07-31

Tie question has often been asked
where can I get my fine watch OF
clock properly repaired, so that !
can rely ON it, That question can
easily be solved by having yom
time keepers repaired, adjusted and
cleaned by
A. PIoKEN,
practical watch-makcr and icweler,
from London, England,
Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
juno 24.-tf.
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THIS PASSENGER LINE,
TTCK DTS

70 baltimore and New York for ssIo s,--...,
reduced rates. B.E Close connections r,sl s','.y
poi'.ts for '' '""As al all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14
REE NETS 1FTER MIRBIIGE.
New Orleans Widows ConnubinI ReIn-
ton. with n MeoIiby LnMYcr.

Mira. Sarah II Harrison N ho,,,if,l
.,, ,,.-, 49,, -. :,
"'u"W' ua"sh'er OF tne idto y icop Barker, tho
wen known Nav Orleans banker. was mar led
4, william, "A Inn, n uro,ui o,, .nd .,,,
" ''' N"' w" "V"'tuS
h"Ncr OF rev orl ans III January, 1870. Mr..
Hunt was widower. with seven cniIdren, Mr.
HIM, . a.. a., . 49,. 80. 90 .. 49,. .-..'-..--.-
- ' V" ~ W 49, '''' '"''''Hc
mrs hunt eApresseu regret at tho step she h ID
taken, and told him that sho b I'd been foolish
10 DIVA ~, ,or i,,o,,,i.,c. and n ,o. ,.,,
-'o w "o' '"'NP0"' "O' ""u W" uaNs
after she gave utteranc' u disappoiniment at
the eatnblishment 10 which she al emma and
hor sa,sa -, ,o,,, ,o-a,,,,, ,y,,i. ~ - -,
household and ( miy. Matters continued to
grow worse, until IN February, 1862 Mrs Hunt
-, -. - -. a. -. -. 49,.
"'"uc "a "r''eh rep'csI W Nv" '"a' she miRnt
reou,re nm immedi,te change OF scens" AR
~. ' a., ~, ''
nun gave "e' si'V'" "'u 'e''e' Vi cIeu't au-
thOfizlng her to draw 600 monthly. Mrs Hunt
a. A. ,, ,, " 80 "'o'o
10 MT. huht imNiotlne MN 10 hlipw her 10 re-
turn. She lived In New YORK during the sum.
mar and IN Novemher wont Ia Eu,,,o
" -. ~.
In Janu1ry. lslO, Mt. Hunt wrote to his WE
announcing his purpose to cot dlyorce She
r.,I,od ,oc,i,,, 60 ,a aro,oa a., ..,... -,
-S'"N W 10 "'" w io'"'"' ""u
,oph 'ne nrvt steamer homewarn. She came as
Tar hsNew 9rk. and has since resided mere.
In MMcn. lslJ special law ~ TO divorce was
passed WINE Louisiana Lssisiatnrs which, II Ia
cnatHeu; hunt proc cured the pas'age OF sup
posing lhht II provided Tor his csc, an cn the
iho ri ne peti'tlned Tor divorce. HIt this
iaN' " Is clnimed on her side. WAS repealed the
t"mo W"ntn ih tnc Fe ,ertl revision "t Ihr code,
anu iat Al any rate u did not authorize divorce
u " hsslmei 20 40 s.. " was feuol'tive law
anu N"lu uhurr Tue t.nsu u.inn "t Llusiana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14
4 MOTHIR'S GHIII.
The Captain of Bremen steamer kidnop-
ping his own uaughtcr.

Capt. Henry Reciman, of the Brennan
steamship Hermann, sailed from thi- port YES
torday. tasting vita hlm ms li,'lr daughter,
whom he had, 1t is alleged, kidnapped from his
wife. G pt Rcirhman WAS married about We
years ago In tnis coun'r ry and took hi, wife TO
Germany. They md one cniii, now three years
OF age. Owing To some domestic dim tultes the
husband ana wife agreed 10 separate aud tho
latter arrived ~ HOpokcn last year. Sho was
accompin-d by her dauah or and took NJ her
mother, Mrs. fuIlr. Capt Rel hmau could not
hcar TO y ri wiin his dauaht =, whom he lOyei
de'riv. lie petiedi, req1es'od ms wife to
suIrrnd tho child. Dui Mlitou' avail. Inc
Captain arrived IN TINS plrt ia charge
of the steamer II rnnun, last THURSDAY.
lie asc Tt.inei whore his VIE lived. na
sprut many ms Watching the house. bn lll-
d.N evening he, Nlth IN officer of the same So
p l. procured "a earn 'gc hNd GROVE toe a.
drncr ol MS VIE. lNc ticn were seen lnuul1ug
around tur NlriHlfN. l'rr-rnih tnr litI. uhu.h-
IL a~ -rrn lta'lug the hn l-s iu ca iudl of Ger
ara NdW1tNrf t,r "a aitcrnu"n WalN. I. fl.
X 'irntu4 4n ,ri1 'hH ID tu rirl Und nurfl,d her
INTO lhr CO. .r,i, hith riinuN dfNru. 49,.
M. lu-ei snllH krd "l.hcr,' mi a thrnus
tart4ni r.'uriri, uut Ia a muuleu, the earn er
Mas uut Of s.ghi. me- Captain wFnt 10 tir
eaniri '. ut'r. lhe tulld "a, ~erTrlt lu the
silu "a Sod" al NesfrIl. IS. Ihs uufhfs - not
lntoim iuo ponce untll II was TOO lu1 h recover
enid.
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PrObnbiiitics That iiAmeriauc " III be saved
-Ihe tirca,-inn "A iotal Loss.
The CrcLs.ian, that was stranded and
as total loss. After the yes eel uroke amid
ships the two parts beg ~ u settle, an the
heavy breaSers that swept over and wash "a
w y fragments, sails. ana furniture moved the
heavy sands over the bow and Stern. and now
they are almost Ind len. The EMPLOYEES Of the
Lille Sayiug s;a ion have been const ~ ly on the
lookout for the .oul-s Of thOs. men wuO w-is
known 10 have been droA ned. ana oi Tnur-uay
the bodies ~ Putllp keaTns and Luke SttiInan,
engineers of the Coast Wrecklng Company, were
found IA the SURF.
Tue general agent Of the Coast wrecklng
Company aud his men are SIM Il worA on tue
French ste amer LAmerque, tlat " NJ atnpre
a. Se tbright. Jne yes,ei u Drnadslde on, and
unnamed to any appreciable extent. There Is
IJ probability Of her beng lost, or even a AM
AGED n.cn. Ine CARO- /, teln9 taken IN hy "A
/ rye iorce Of men, ana lighters are bringing It
10 - the city. F,urtee Hat ioa - ar,iNed yas-
terday. Nue. OF II i Vet ON tue hcaru, as ~ Is
Impossible for the Mleckin. tpmuauy 10 pro.
cure neht .r- enough 10 ir,ng !. al n - once.
II tho woaihrI continues tdyurlble mo Au4or-
IuIe VIII Le iiO ted N within "A feN ulN-.
Penrr ! cargo. wa. cut turpEtl uy ,h' lcf near
SANDY Hook N~s'er .ay. oHe cane birA = tue
Inc IrIr ", IT. Of q ,eeiro. and the schooner
Al AIi bDuud lur u l. ln1nsu CtN, Ntic
Iurk ~ the Ice oh .hdt iiYrk yes eidAf. ma
cut hronlh. Ino, w,ro to"ea lnto Iho haroor
II uaiis.
The hIiganiine Apollo, from Martinique,
arrived M tnls port yrsterd . with tne ere" oi
me srhon cr hampton ~ and from lrince
EdwaidS Island i1t ithllimnrel
PORTSMOUTH, \. H., Jan. 13.-Ihe
schooner General, from Ea,tnort 10 New nbury.
port, went ashore at Odiornes Point al the en-
thick snow storm, and became total wreck.
Ihe crew were saved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14
THE BLECroRhL CoMmIrrEE.
The Chances Of nn Agreement on n Plan 70
Count the Electoral Votes.

WAsnINGToN. Jan. 13.-The statements i'm
regard TO an agreement on the part OF the Sem
ate committee on counting the electoral votes
to the Dill so elaborately diseased In 1900
Is put out for the purpose OF defeat
Ing plan somewhat similar to
that which Senator Norton and other
Radical Senators fear might be agreed upon by
m Jority Of the committee. The provisions of
the bill sid to have been agreed upon are almost
precisely those OF tho bill Of 1900 That such a
proposition has been discussed In the Senate
Committee IL no secret. The bill OF
1870 was submitted to tho commlte ee
at Its first meeting the bosis OF
agreement. and Senators Conkllng and Eimunds
are known to favor an arrange nent somewhat
similar; out the Democrats. while expressing
their willingness to acc 'pt certain portions oft,
nave strenuously opposed Others. senator
orton ha. opposed the whole plan, be-
cause he Il not In favor OF any s,ttle-
game IN their own hands. He and MS KIND,
b"th IN the senate and House, are desirOus,
neFs'rte, y Hsns oi fssSns anS pro1oilon fa'9Ted
expect TO do this bv bringing pre- sure to bear
on the Democratic members OF the committee.
In this they are succeeding most admirably.
The statement that there was pros Ject OF an
agreement TO leave all disputed points to COM
mittee To be composed Of Ave members OF eacn
House, with one to be dropped by lot, and
four Justices OF the supreme Court.
raised perfect storm of oppo .ition
from Democratic members of the House.
Radical heDubicans expressed themselves as
equally hostile to the proposed compromise.
Tue natural effect II TINS is u make 1t more
dlihcult Tor the JOINT committee to Hgres upon
any basis OF settlement. This Is just wnat
tue Radical Republicans hoped to accom-
pHsh by putting out tho story that there
had been an agreem mt. ana tnat the
hti OF 1870 was the uass Of II. ihe Democrats
In the House declare th.t tney Will not accept
TINS proposed settlement even II II should 90
agreed To Dy tue JJint committee and the ks-
pihlir ms VINO agree with Morton say tn At su b
hrcport would not be accepted by the senate.
All TINS Dlus .er. however, IS without sunicient
cause.
In, joint committees are not near an agree
mcnt. aithougn III possible. ~ stated In these
uespA.cnes last night tnat plan wnicn ciycs
neither sue any miterial advanttge m y b,
cepted by a III jurlty Ot the two contnittees.
Bu. IN tle present temper OF the majority of
tue two parties II Is not likely that p III of this
KIND would be accepted. Inc mai jrlty of the
Democrats III the House, under te lead Of
speaker Randall, will certainly oppose to
tue bit,cr eui ANY proposition whicn
call In tue blind goddess OF Chance to presi
over the counting of the votes. The bulk OF the
Republican, under the lead Of Norton, will tIst
a. certainly opp lse such plan, because 1t
would not give them dead sure thing of win
ming she game Ihey are not Wiling to trust
their 'ase to game OF cltnce unless IL Is TO be
be determined by Loaded dice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14
uORkINaME>'s DIsrREssNs.
Telling story of Woe Conccrniuq the In.
happy Molly NinguirUs.

Yesterday was the third anniversary OF
the conflict In Tompkins "a iars between the po-
lice and the workingmen, on which occasion, Il
~ said. the red Dag Of the Commune
ried Mavor H.vemever mad promised 10 address
the Jfkiucmen on that day. hut he q d not do
s.. and the city authorities were representei by
severll platoons OF police. The pro ossd pa
rade Of the workincmen was prevented, but not
un;ii after a conflict. nnd the consequent beat
ins and trrest of several of tne uafaders. 10
c,ehri tie tbs ev ~ three hundted wofhing-
nIeu. itin 'ipat Germans met IN 'ia-nnic "a tl
Is, eyrrins. sir. hiipt. tho ,na.lm in, SID
tI.fr f.r, str purIuse Na- to Qrufr-t o.. aiu- t.e
inuu.ntn treatment II min l. ~ the Ieun-Ilvi-
n, co.tene-, aud the Prosecutions Of the
.ioll, haeulres. HesoIu'ion. we're read:
Hher,ls lisas Cd that an organization styled The
ne MS ..9 A. a,.. IN ,, ".'s i4r tI.
.,n 'ncd Mp rtland. ~ho oas oe.n a,lNcy IN ara
&c service ~ tnr niuc own 6a,rc's tic maine
cufp T., ~ hs,I % rn .e 4. cover ,ih ylnn
v'nins eaton ~ 'm tIeii o~A cruel ani ou'rseous
10 oi 'ps " gta.,ns. ge IT. %, w,-,,,,.o ,o
.,n'i Inc ramon, re- tsii,nt to W a w., iet.
rruAtyls,ns are sal ,tca aDl me pr'posri .uc ale
~ ,u "a mrA As.ia lo Nlo@ l.c .ny Les 'in a. ~
Sss no.. .e a. I .Ss.Sy o M ,aa r.c u. ,.
against tnr propose niueous mum n Uuscnrfy.
MIR. McDonan said that thousands Of men are
Ia uttet urst iu,iun in Penns,k, niA NJ :. uf
then are out Of rmulOyment; others never get
cent of 'h~ir irntng~, o~iuF to the ~. en,
tue mining curuoratiuns have Of supIiyln. tne
lauur J. Nlth gOous aud groceries At ~ rbii ut
r tes. lie sid tnat tho cn owncfs and the
falrDad Tptfa.ipns htd hrlprd and bought
ali the new, papers IN Penns, wanna AID hew
\ -. and tue tiufh CONCERNING the atm, nj
aud the oi-tfe--rs of tue min r. Is never pub
10 lru. Tn = -, be repeated. - sup-iiiz-i q
ni4hr pibic tinion for the N nupiliSi- auI
t. iuice tue world To q iieye thtt The miners re
Dienf. ,ui ,ulI IS adI in.Tucrpu1. Ihr spe h
tr rali tnat NcPauldnd wa, a spt AMONG
the " ifIn-nnch IA the Interest ~ the n1ne
owners. .nAt ue treacheru uusly ur-ed EN-
de pea te Il uulaV vi oct, at the lu,tig ~ III
ol ihei, -uiii ,Ncr-, aud urun his r-li uoui the
VI ily ila-uIc- wtre cOlNit. el aud are I , he
- -td u. Nr. McD man -Md mat tneie Is no
les NulunN T. ipN tn rIci an fsiniz tinI h-
The tIun N lguirsf ,Nist-. bIt ru a ,iMuef s.tI
thti Ia mad tho names %. Il .ty thpusiud Molly
~ gut.H lie nid uctn i-hrI tinir at,er tius
f.r toe 10 ifne, 81 ~ "a nVe ul the ~, BAT ~ nA5
never ~ Ied Zoo feSpuuu.
80. ~. " "a q. s.oN' III q 'r,n an, and was fol-
IONcI ) utlel ruc hei-.
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THE CINCINNITi ICE GORGE.
>tcnmbOnt- In Peril More than 100000
Damagc TO shipping.

ClNcINNArI, Jan. l}.-Tue weather is cold
and 9 ou4y this N rnins, .ul thors are uo fur
ther indication, of me nre.Sin- Of the Ice ear-c
here. II Is Thought IN 1 the steamer Andes,
which ,y.- slnk 81 night, can b raised II there
Is N further m4vemHn. tn tht ice. She had
only about quarter oi G .rgo aboard, which
can be we'd In damaged condition. lhe
stern " meet steamer Mary Aill,r h4- bsen forced
her tr'm the zee.
The Golden tliy had q narrow escape from
frc-tiug the "a . Il tie Calumet. \ nuge field
II lie sirucN her aft Of anli i-hips. forcing nor
narn against the -tr mrr iei,gr pa, crIs Iug
the fant Al o. the GIldrn CiN and uAsAins her
ri asIound. Ihe l.uulnw (icrtyuO. ~ was
r led "~ fro hrr muprn-s aud swept
fwn to the bend south OF the city bv tue
IN VIM ice at mtdnI.nt. / Is estimated th I
.ue damage to shipping VIII be more than
$1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14
rliaib,li,y OF ,liour-ora ccror Questioned

ST. PAUL, Jan 10 In the Senate today. MIR.
WiAin-on, Democrat, IN rcd a resolution mstrucuns
TIE Committee ON the lulciarv to inquire into the
cshily Of the several rrrsidcuti, elec and That
saii committee shai have power 90 scnd Tor persons
hll fap r..
lie acts which gave rise - his resolution are that
a.. flu-'f ole ot the Clccturr u 10 Ga med, Is not
legacy sCtzth iAe lnii q ics mat ne e"n -ratrd
tit i'utt. : ate. " ru seventeen or ghtctu
a. ug 5000, fulpl sltg tat the nAtur ztiol Of ms
i.IuHf uItur4i tIr ulnur cidr"n either zoo,
hatn4Ai1 itiOH Nrls al all ur HuNd uny are
iItAHplri anu thu. IN IN rut tu niane MIN 4u.
ifr r'-u ullnn csc irl cunslI rlle excitement. Int
~ ti.h o. not htl tnc ti!, inc trtn a.. tAr ale-
L-L -A.---L D. lNIL4.-L llNl W LALlA lLnlnl.
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TIE ofhces Of the linn n line were closed and
deserted ct evening. As the clerks all live out
O. town the anxious reporters who clustered
a. an the doors had to seek Information else
where.
one Of the cl'rks at Pi,r4 was found in his
orice 81 eve Ing. lie said: Il have been here
snce six this morning. and would certainly have
heard OF any inins u the kind. As IT l.. have
-. nc rd nor observed the slightest indication
q NJ BennetIs intending TO 60 on board the
ve',el" MIR; J. II. MADAM. the b 'eease mas
ST. he added. knew no more Of tns matter
1 20 he did. II was all new. 10 them"
Ihe ll'wing statements we're made to a Sun
Tr,sp ter last MINT t tue SHIP News ofticc;
'ist ri,y ihree gentlemen connected Wit the We
J H.riii, Iice ana 20 indsnts oI Nj. james COR.
" nae' , we G ,eTn 10 ~sS an TO- ing samea
9s e tii ~ srSs,s e ,tsa To- p2i neaT raa
.gerlt1r at saady Hook saw tue yacht an 3, iook.
e h.r ' da u' as f'tSssIsa , srop sroup on on
: ~ ns a capr, the operator Is comic was NJ
fnnrft Inc yacht Wa net setn str4 III ng sesNard.
- supposed tuat thc iute-cel rel he sc 4mer CIV
I,,m,raui Isl nov On Iis ~as TO Europe. F5r three
ii. iH-i the 'i tacht has been cruising aOuut IN
aai manner. Her moyemen caused mucl re-.
c-lf / operator at SANDY Hl0S Was on the slerl,
q, r. pon-ibe for the statement thAt Mr. Bennett
~ midnight tie Her lll steam Yacht remained
!n- lowrr b-y. VIVA Ter business was at
J fnr 10 u AMI tn IN lying stiil AS though wait
ny tor something. lhe opinion OF shippers and
-. Is mat these mofemenfs Of ne yacnt are
lltfuded bY her manager merely as a blind.
'h' gen len an said, if the news was true. II
" iuil be upn-ersr u den nunce Ar Bennett for
Lowing hi- friend. Dr. Phelps. ia hole. Jim"
Wi-h tnat II of man. he doctor wasn't
To i very b d hole. nm. way. aud any annoy lnces
'N-es wnirh lie might sLfsr would DC amply
Llnde up to llm.
y fcuort " current IN Hobok n l-s' evening
4 MI Bennett htd shl'd on the ste im -hiD
ai'rM nm, >eN"rdhy lfern on. Tor Bremen.
iu~ ruinrr rrc~ OUT Of the fact that n closed
ch Nas uriNcl over the Hppoken
if', ana 10 ths VIII irf tew minutes
Z re the Orolr'ure 90 the c-~ci
%" renilrfn IN who 81 fshfel from the Nrhicl-
T. d"-cny 4 p re4ns rather handsome aHd wear.
= larle ulster %, root with tn collar TUNED
LN, which a'uo tniiTcly onsrurrd his count"-
D tnfr. Ihe triNelier wis hcc,lnp med " Two
J -l-nl.. VINO ND MN a hearty adIau.
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BoIAER IxrLosIoN ~ rfcroRY.
A Panic Among Operatives stopped by Few
Cooi-iIcadcd Men.

Owing, it is asserted, to an over pressure
OF steam, one OF the boilers In simons & Broth
er,' silk factory. In Gardner street, Union Hin.
exploded yesterday morning. The shock was
violent that the building sho,k on its foun-
could DC distinctly heard in every portiDn
OF the building, which IL four stories
IN height ana constcrna ion Immediately
prevailed among the two hundred ana
nfty operatives who were at work. A largo ppr-
tiou II the employees girls and boys AMI
theN. especially those on the upper Il lOrs, we're
seized with panic ana rushed for the stairs.
The men enpllyed below, together with the SUI
perlntenden'. hurried up stairs and with oifii-
cuity STAYED the crowd Of human beings, not
until III my mad been trampled upon, however.
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fcur>rcrArl, y. Y, jim. IL rhnre have
h,ru trains passing mere utlrf way on the Sew
N,rN tcfla' kfrfii since 10 'cIoc, last night. Tne
ir from st. Lluls due her" at 6ij ths mora... ioi
syracuse ~ uouh. lhr 10 AtIl tr ID uu. nero &
.nlhi lrft .it IRON lonr lnd tht uthrr from a..
t.il.a nnnn. tu.ilcs vi Il suON piouah, ar uOs
.nf.u. tLc t.lrah.
lusg y. l..au lA-lh' nrst AZ aniic express due
h Nl H'. 4 VI, yesterday, uli not reach mere uutl
4. 40 tu, uOrLtut re trsn wiss u'k m me snow AZ
klu.r swamp, NnniiH, N.', Of here There has uprn
o. unc tam tnsoI-u from tie IA tu-Ial Tue train
NAT Irft here W ~ is incoming, un the Rome and
Ga tom ufauUli OF tue De.aNar Lac Nawanni west
Rulruh, did not r,4Cl CLINTON tlll O'Clock tlIs
afternoon, distance, cltNc, miles.
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The May mansion In West Nineteenth
N'1't WAS smut 10 reporters yesterday. The
o. gan r said that Dr. May had not returned
l''n Maryland wuither he Is supposed to have
'"'o zoe ms ION Frederick.
'i D-ohne May visited Miss Jeannette Ben.
i-.' N'-'eriAy. Tho meeting was cordial and
- -rNl Alis, Bonn T. suffering with a Sc
y" urNi,n Ol tue lungs.
III ''ll tie Nav ana Bennett houses tho ser
i..i ord r'to talk with no one VINO " rs
't'H ol b-iAg ~ the employ OF the news.
d" ,ir cll'a none OF Nr. Bennetts friend d
" " -N Ifih az mare m u IN { ~ was Vet
B. auy uf us dcqu luttnc- pruirss
h.i tnr wedding ~il. Vel te sJlentnzsd,
-. nulrg lne recent lruublrs.
' NNh ftr ihit genilrfn. u ~ho went In
-"il iurud Of hit BrLhrtt's .tstt r
ihIi D. 'ur ~ ure hua.lud II Mi-s Je u
D. n n"u Hnl the iutuie q. nIuctpr 81 the
n" Is IfrtN wrll hnlWu among inu
''Hl'f people. As soon u, he m rries Miss
'li eNii take ch re uf tho paier. You
."v nu "hat in telling you. jim Bennett
'', az Dnuiryt' das aud tnis gentleman =
iAs HcfnH IN ms hb-cni e. But dlu't
"''' "a Lane, aud dOn't say that tOiu YOU"
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VOL. XLlV.-NO. l36.
MR.. BENNETT ON THE OCEAN
urSrHRIOrs HOyEMfNTs or THE
uyRiID IICHr EAPL5INED.
o.. ocncr nut on Beard u Liverpool steamer
,..trrda, Cicvrriv Managed fiebt-
Th,Inbatknti0o- NHiiirR Tor Ju ~ non-
,,c tr,d Nav. wound siiiI Doubtful


TbrIn.batkattoo- niiirs for Ju ~ non-
,,c fred. Nav. wound ain boubffuL
Ar Benuctrs friends kept his secret
.t There c,n bc qlcs ion that nu.Lher
,,..ntiemer were IN nj, confidence. II not IN
, d Of ths details OF the ulan which b
,.n g., cieverly carried out. thev knew his
r,e,,,hcuts and. ~ general way. his in'en-
lions they We kept then own counsel adnira-
Bis. as the reporters can 'es''y'
rbs rr.t in.im.ttrn Of the new use TO which
a., JJ,r1M steam cut had been put was the
lt,,rto IuESVs, printed fellow. o. is heels
..,,. ,hs information about the mum ii and
,,.t.ri,us party ON the City Of Richmosd.
,,oso dab tie benin closed doors would DOUBT
l.amake very interestine r.adins " steno-
cr,pbic report couil be ohtained. In the even
,ng the news was confirmed by the despatch
ffon Sandy Iio X. and otncr cIrroborative evil
aence leaving no doubt Of It's substantial correct
ues
Il the news was known In the v rious clubs
fat uieht. 1t WIS only by few persons. The
uemnets generally knew no,hing Of II. At the
rni,n club The donrman mad re, c,ivcd orders to
admit no more reporters. The clerk Ot the
kutrkerhocktr Cluh ren'a X ID IN Bennett was
nj IA memner tuefe, ana therefore MS an lis
were not talked ,hu II. The superintcndent "
tha TDion League CLUB was su g the story had
nj teen discussed there. and W 3
olife surprised to henr that Mr.. Ben
r,it hid DIP rtei In 50 str,nse
( snfnn The haif coz ~ doing men hanginr
over chair backs IN the Fit Avenue Hotel at
h N uast II U'cln' X did not look as though theV
BID u ard 4 Nj. liennetts Night. Ihe clerks
dectref that ever hndy VINO ND nnything TO
D., about the B 'unrt Nav duel had been ex-
ri.drd from the hntel. i ih ip- tnat was the
te.sOn tie news nad not Ue II nerd there.
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son Refusing 10 ~nve his Father from
burning Ia Death.

PRovIpXNcE Il. L. Jan. - In the case Of
Wiiam Henry Brown. VINO perisaed in his burning
dNtr- 20 MAJ t,own. o. the nish " tue l0il last,
thr tlron,rs jlry returned verdict That his son.
Charles :. Brlsu. kn"w OF the dam OF hi. father
the time OF tho nr iud tati ne fe1n.OusN aud mat.
cousy rofgs and neglected to make any eror put
out III nre save h, ther'. Ne. Ile L ronrr TINS
morning secured Ntlraut lur h- afrf-t. un lcuut
shcr once aa have st.itcu iHr NJ .dl'fnAu u
Lnd nl.u. Iut Coroner urlcy.s tlat Goth Vi nnd
der vi b. cuhtl.sNtN iIuFe4 aga. II hln. / j.
rVri tlt ne tiur sct nrc t' tur hos, aiti he hld
kl Ic4 ir iAthrr or that nr hct 90 AuUar IRE tl
ins tat hi, father Nuui NOT ger ,ut iis a-un ,d he
NnulI cove tir INSURANCE m1nt!, as Ihe pV.el ~as
- i - l 1 ! ~
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JprIIND> iH0rr r0wM

Rohort Clruoa. necd II, living I'm TIE Charles
str - i"u'e" "as iuuai oeAd IA tuc bun llus ,ast
eNt Mus.
Gu.ftyc Krauso n sailor OF tho bark Hrunico,
at frrA, tsi rNrr tr tNruG,I the uAt,ANAJ yrsttr-
iAS, an Vas iltt y ,uJ iwi.
Frederick PoyudcI'er. aged II. ~ J rsey CITY.
was .Nru acAecA io,t.h uu fr4ul. lu lad not 10
turncd wiih the t%op cstcrday,
Mir. Antoine Mattrtn. the celebrated French
rgstdufStrur 20 BE- Nnan sire T. trl lu Ns lone iu
BrOoAbu, on lhufad.Y, lie was "a years of age
VIM. t. IBl iCk'. house, nj ll9 Ea4t Slxty-hr
street, tered while the tanllf at sup
Friday eyrLng, aud robbed Of Jr~ery yslucu al tJlS
Detective Reynolds. with i've police Onceri
stOppra an envelope game " Ia the rear Of a en-.
st'rc a Ji2 HUDSON street. lat eyeung. Ee,enu
Hrru locNed up.
presldent-elect Tilden and the Grand u as,
AleNi. and cute have accepted invitations. aud "
prrsent at the bail OF the Old Guard Ia tue Acacu u
MuSic, On Thursday. Jan. IL,