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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
ISDIANA's MASS CONVENTION.
The Resolutions Adopted-A Committse u
Public safety Appointed.

1NDIANAPoLrs, Jan. 9.-The resolutions
adopted by the mass convention held In this city
yesterday, call upon Congress TO provide a plan
FOR counting the electoral voto declare that the
two Houses alone have the power to count, and
not the President OF the Senate. and II the Sem
ate shall claim such power for Its presiding
officer, they then call on the House to exert all
Its constitutional powers to defeat such action.
An attempt to substitute a saneuinsrY resoiu.
tion for the above was booted down, and the
resolution was unanimously adopted.
The greetings accorded all other speakers were
tame and mild In comparison to the ovition
which was rendered to the Hon. ID ,niel w. voor-
hees when he arose to address the assembI ipe.
Al the sight OF his towering form the con-
vention raised perfect torn ,do OF shouts Of
welcome. Men stood upon the seats ana snout-
ed themselves hoarse and waved their hands
until II seemed as though they thoupot they
could not render him too mucn HOMAGE. HIS
remarks were brief, but eloquent and patriotic.
In conclusion. he read the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resoired, That a committee OF 6ye be appointed nv
ne cannS. ces q, o. ns Ionvsnton 81 9s saown a:
with similar committees and the icadinS other
opinion anq concert os action IN the pre- ent perous
condition % OF national AFFAIR.", also 70 Goa iger the
cratic party and 20 c9rrespon Win a9 aa rent Stale.
committee to consider ana devise the Iod 0y
wn,Sm s, tne people may e1rcs ne right Of peti
Ing or In person. In orcer that tue puOlic peace
be preserved popular iocry msintaaed and the laws
Gen. NJ. d. Manson, David Turpie. Gen. John
Love, Bay liss w. Hanna. and @. n. Fitch were ap-
pointed the Committee Of Puplic Safety. The
Convention then adjourned with loud cheers,
and there wes general exoression OF satisfac-
tion at the result.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-The tone OF the resoIu
tions adopted at the various Democratic meet
ings throngh9ut the country YESTERDAY = the
subject OF wide comment In official ana polite a
"a vel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
BURYlNG THE SHINN
Weird Melody In the Church aud Cemetery
Of the Reservation.


SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 9.-The funeral OF
six Of the ten Shinnecock Indians lost In the
Circassian took place In the Indian village this
afternoon. The attendance was very large, not
ouly OF Indians, but Of whites from the sur
rounding country. Tho services were had IN tho
little unpainted Presbyterian church. and were
conducted by the Rov. Messrs. shiland
aud Hsllock OF southampton. The widows
and sisters OF the dead men occupied
the front seats and kept up mopotonous
moaning that imp pressed the listener IKE a weird
melody, rising and falling In regular cadence.
The services we're opened bv quaint Methodist
hymn. sung by the dusky company without 10
strumental accompaniment. but with n certain
rocking OF tue body and beating of time tnat
added muon to Its elect. The words OF the
hymn affected the female mourners To extrava-
the reading. by Mr.; shiland, Of tnst chap
ter of Job beginning, MAN that Is
born OF woman Ia OF few da and
full of trouble" Tho services we're very short.
The cofnns cont inne the bodies had been
left outside the churcn. and at the conclusion
Of tho services tue Hos were taken from them:
1hen there was . scene Of the widest glief
among the women. Some Of them screamed IN
their agony others tainted or were convulsed
ed on with tears ooursina down tneiI furrowed
cheeks. Then the lids we're replaced. The hearsos,
six ordinsry farm wagons, received their loads,
and the procession started for the neglected,
unfenced little cemetery on the west side OF the
Neck. Among those escorting the bodies to the
graves were Captain WHITE and his crew from
Lie Saving station No. nads, ss So wsqs
lowered with their heads to the west
was semecircular, and had been cut with
great dficuty through the frozen earth. At
the grave there was a repetition OF the harrow
ing scenes en- cted before the churcn. These so
worked upon the feelings OF the spectators that
bleak cemetery WAS deserted save bv the shov-
elers, who heaped nign the cold earth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
SUING FOK A DIVORCE.
What Mrs. Perry saws about her Husband.
and Mhnt he saws Rbout lIcr.

Sarah Perry has sued for limited di-
vorce and maintenance from Edward c. Perry.
They were married In November, 1889. The wife
says that her husband aband oned her in August
last. refusing to provide for herself and cbii-
dren. Mr.. Perry answers that his wife failed In
her duties toward him and her children. and for
some time past has been addicted to liquor, an d
hus repeatedly broken up their home and ex-
posed the family 10 distress and danger. Her
bts ~ intoxication were for wears frequent and
protracted and their little property w.ls wasted
by her and one articlr after another uisippe red,
even her own clothing having been sold for
drink. Their housekeeping was frequently
broken up. and the family were driven ron
place TO place. The husband SAWS that he Is dan
rer"usly sick In his sisters house In BROOKLYN.
"hithe he was Obliged to 90 In August last Ow-
ing 10 ms wife's continuous iutoXicatiOn.
JudgeJ. Y Daly denied a motion to strike out
parts oi the answer yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
An Ex-Governor's SON. specula,,on..

year ago Ex-Governor Price OF New JERSEY
called to receiver for the weehawKen Ferry
Company at Gutenberg. The concern bettcred its
condition under the Governors direction. and few
months ago the Governor called In his son, hodman
Price, Jr. assist him. Young Price having consid
cradle idle time on ais nsnd began specu iny "a tue
paving bocks hewn from the Gutenberg quarries.
For the blocks he lave h individual notes On me Nest
Side BanS. Nes YORK civ Tnes~ promises to pay fel
due ON the 2Jth Of December, anu went tO protest. The
notes represent 900 10 cash One OF the quarry own
err gave one Of the notes to Collector RlmcnschedcI
IN payment Of his ttIes Young Price mi.sins and
j. said to be In New York. safe from che iDdxna Ion OF
his dune Yesterday IN attachment was levied Oh
young Prices properly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
Drunk in the Tweuty.Hrss Ward.

In Deputy Coroner Macwhinnies post mos
TEN examination In the OF the unknown man whs
died In the Thirynfth street station Monday night
CON pound fracture Of the skul found. The pro
nmiuary examination maze BY Coroner woltmsn yes
terday elected the following facts: Mrs Ann Appleton
standing the stoop Of he tenement 326 East
I rty six h street on Monday evening, and the IN.
known uan addressed In .ultn language to her. Sac
went into the house, anu the follow her. and she
called jacob steucr, who WIS "a the Oack yard. lie
ordered the man out, whereat the man au ted him.
ana Dtig much under thc innlence VI liquor, was
easily managed BIZ Stc0er. who snOvra nn out OF the
house. Shortly afterwsrd the man was found lying
the sidewalk In front of the tenement unconscious.
The , ny, which 10 IN the Morsue, has not 0eea
ix.d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Area Of the Famine In India-Grester
than that OF 1874.

LONDON, Jan. s.-Tne Times to-day. In an edi-
toris article on Indian arairs says; The Government
OF India admit that shey have task tore them cI
ceeding In many respects that In Bengal Of 1874. The
area Of the present famine district Is greater. II
into t"o Presidence ana crosses the Deccan
The popu alton affected T. far greater. There are
doubtless MI igatng circumstances Vhlch must not ne
overlooked II the population Is greater II Is not col
lrcted IN such dense as the famne.s strlcken
people OF 1874 an We may rt hope there Is not now
such ab dearth of iool u, then Upon this pOEt
thn evidence Is stll imperfect but small fraction Ot
the harvest must nave been saved unless the reports OF
local officers too favorable. II sOmethng also to
know That the experience of 1874 Is not forgotten and
will guide the Indian Government IN the present
t.ilA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
The Vermont Railroad Accidcnt-Seven Per-
sons Injured.

RUTLAND, VT, Jan. 9.-ln the accident on the
Rutland Rlilro.d yesterday Mr.. Nichols and son. Of
LUDLOW. vt were badly cut IN the mead and face Ed
ward Crosby of Brattieboro bruised In the chest
and head 4. A. Brown OF westneld Mass has an ankle
Tpraned; j. ". SNOW OF SOmervile Mass route agent
wls Injured IN the stomach "a back o, being thrown
severely srred aud Miss julia Conant OF Brandon MAS
injured internally There were about thirty persons In
bTuiseu. Among them we're ut,Gov, Proctor, who
had HI, hand slightly injured Inc enxinc 10 making
shsrp curve must broken piece from rail as II
p.esd over caung the truck OF tue passenger to
leave the TRACK dragging tne mail car with H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
THE rLTEKsBURG HANk RorBERY.
The Missing Cicrx Returns mn Declares his
Innocence OF the 1nrii.

Innocence OF the TnrH.
RIcHNoSD, Va. Jan. D. - Samuel III.
Tbornburn, charged with rohbins the Citizens
Bank OF PETERSBURG on the 3Oth uitimo of 5000
returned to tb.t CIT, last night and surrendered
himself. He says that he was In HARRISBURG
Pa, when he he ird Of the robbery and that he
was accused Of Il. and being guiltess. u once
started back to face the charge aud establish
his Innocence. Upon being searched only iew
dollars were found upon his person. Thornburn
positively denies taking any of the money, but
declines to tell why he went away. Hchlrd
Bagiey OF tue firm OF r. j. Gates Co., who W -
arTeated on charge OF cOunseliing ana fbettinx
IbOrnDurn IN making taise entIies IN the books
OF the Citizens Bank OF PETERSBURG, nv which
Bsgley was enabled to obtain $4,000 oi the
money oi the bank. has been adm tea to nail in
sl5OOO. under writ Of habeas corpus, to answer
tle cnarge on lhe Ism Inst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

WASHINGTON, Jan. Oh. VI. rurner. the Jack
sonvc. Oregon, telegraph operator says IN g. acting
uader the advice of cOuase Of tne Wcstern Union
Telegraph Company he vii continue to decline TO
answer The QuestiOns put TO hin Oy tne tnmmtte. on
PRIVILEGES Elections cOLccrriHg Az alleged transfer
money from New YORK to ore !Oh, nOtwithstsn tng
the Senate yesterday voted aim 81 unanIlOusly that
them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
The Death In the Dentists Chuir.

At the Coroner's Inquest yesterday ovet ths
ether or chloroform ADMINISTERED tO have tooth
drs II by Dr. we.tiAkc. Jr OF gahwsy II was siowA
oy sitnes o, that Or. Nestlke had tl some OF then
IA ne We the DO cnlorOfOm AMI her nix a, and
tO Others tn no had given pure etner. The s.imony
cOun ciing 10 wnutIer Dr. ", I'll ke iuIoKf
cted. Inr defence Will be tina the boy diei OF he RI
disease Ply slclG testified ye,er ss that be died 0t
the effects Of cnorOform administered soon alter I'M
patient hau tlAeu meal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Tho Texas-Pacihc CONFERENCE.-The Route
Of the New kaiirOud.

wAsHISGroS, Jan. 9.-1hc House Sub-Com-
mitIee on tne Texs.Paclnc Railroad enterprise has
made report recommending the adoption OF the 50
called Compromise bill which provides that the Texas
Pacnc Company shall construct the line 10 point one
hundred mil west OF ~ pasO by the surveyed route.
and % the soulhern Pacnc tonplny Of California
snail be allowed to Dulld hc rcst OF thu tranecOnnr-
IA line To San Diego equal privileges ana assistance
to b. granted bv the G1,er atnt tO bOth companies,
Tue provision TO the western end OF the lines 70
quires II to be locate from point thirty miles "c OF
San GOgUna Pass to SAu DIEGO Uy The uOst direct and
irasinle ruuta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
The Con,inen.al Insurance Company.

ALBANY, Jan 9.-In the Supreme Court, Gem
eral Term, to-day, before Judge Learned, argument
heard OH the appeal from the order made by the
Court IN November last appointing referee to look
inlo he affairs Of the Continental Insurance Company
OF New lOrK, The order was atlrpc l. and thorough
ventilation Of the entire management OF that company
and the causes that led to ihe failure Will be made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

In the Metropolitan Riding Academy, last
evening In the mile walk, the nr.t prize, gold meds
WAS won by Charles Conners-tine, 7:2e W. N. wat
FOL taking second time. 73lil Ia the stespc
chase. half mile and repeat the nrst heat won y
Waly. by hsif lrnRh-tine O:t3A Tne seeSho ncst
was taken by Fanny Engleh irdt- time. n's't' me
Tie h ,'fmiIr rae tor a1,tsurs v ~ by Bennett
Gr,ig-ilmc. 2:iiA r. j. Watson se,ohj' ihe huri.s
race Quartrr mn ~4s Dy Phhctt utei<-tnlo,
l:.9 a. lns second. MIR A. Us tooA the s)1d mcdai
Tor ting With pole.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
n,y,ns . C,u-n oil Speculation.

and Madison .tr..,. BrooAlyn, waich the Rev. nr
H,stead Carres and ht' congregation were forced u
oavc eoave of their inability TO ply on the de0t wa
yrsteravs Id order u for clio tle nOrig
Of tie yfnha tan Lie lnsur .cc Compiay. The l1su
suce .0mp as mortgage anoulls 10 si4,6Ssbi. A
a Ind mortgage, neld By ". IA HsrOeck. amounts 70
,(2il4i Tie church SOLD for ESQ. the purchaser
beng b. q. ID nh OF 100 V an buren, street, sealthl
New lors jewelef, wIo Durs IL on speculation. A
church has been orgsnik with vies OF DOT nine
tae church v,iihce BY rent or purchase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Ayouthful burglar entered Mr.. Luke Slater's
house. at IA Perry str ct. by forcing the lock OF the
ouside door with skeleton key. sld breaking open
thehallwsy door early yesterday morning As he was
try ing the paror door Mr. STAT RS soh, RJbef saw nun
Rnd sprsn toward hun. The burglar ran out OF THO
house. and when the boy pursue hin he WAS knockei
sepssrss with the It of revolver. Oficcr Gibbons
saw the boy fal AMI after long chase, ths bur lar
was captured He described himself Gs j I'm Muller,
aged seventeen. Justice Otters lur; coinm1ied MN
Nm Ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Men VINO have to travel in the horse cars have
been complaining to thc Police Commls oncrs u late
that the perforated seats, intende Tor SUNNI Vent
Iation are exceedingly uncomfortaoe an1 injurious
winter The tOrCO were therefore ordered vest lrdsJ
TO taNe the numbers ot those cara that have 'he OBJ
IrCtlOuaOle brsts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Major Albert Is. baltimore OF tho Fourth
United States Cavalry fell IN Canal street near West
street ON Friday, and wa, severely bruised ilhsn
Lamar, pckpoc et. assisct AMI acco npaned HI to
drug stpr Ia Grcenwlci str ct. wuerc his wounds
wefe drc-scd. A. he Meat out 4 the store LamE
snitchcd MS watch, chain, ni uinKets vaued AZ t050
capt. Mcdonnell aud Detective Murphy arrestod
Lamar, anu recovered the watch yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. o. The contest between
the trustees Of the Lick estate and the helr lie Anal
anicsDp arranged. John H., a natural SON OF lanes
Lick receives 1888 O0O from which he te 900 to
otner hers IN various nmOun This leaves the lfusfes
In position to carry out the conditions OF the trust
the trust. which. ON the Testimony OF experts has In
creased IN markct value 80 per cent Dy Clearing
the clouds the title caused 10y the recent cOntest
The value Of the property involved IL estinated at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

The tiiai Of George West and Jacob Nanvd
kenblr< ,pectyely ticket seller and tcset c,nectol
Ut the Jersc, CITY ferry. Ocgun IN the General Ses
siuns yes eriay. They are accused OF rob1ing ths
cDmpqny b, lao ties Is that ought 10 nave been
cancelled after they had been cOllec ed TOl la trds
the crime chlfg b. tne ION tn" pasen2ers
entrance u the erry wa, paf REPRODUCED Ia hi Cuun
roi In front Of Jlde Sutntrla desk were cr 'ctet
such councr . VITA tus and ucSet D0Xgs att cAed. Nc
ore used at tnt ferry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Timothy Reagan, Of 2l5 West Houston street.
entered Joha H. Kcang's drug store yesterday and
called foi half ounce OF audanum, saying that IL wa
to be applied TO a hand. Kotllng gave him armed
in-tcid Reagan went home took the nrnicA. DaJe
his fanny farewell aud lay down to die. lie wa sen
~ the Cnsries slreet police station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Mrs. Christopher Joh lnns Of south Fifth aud
Sixth etrees III lnlsourgh reported TO the rOce lss
night that her husb,hd wis nsslng The police ascer.
tam tnat Young servant grl VINO lived near him
also nowhere 10 ue found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Judge Nelson. of the BROOKLYN CITY Court.
who hah for tNO wrcks becn suffering acute pains from
ms ircsny uJuIed foot Jesterday Tor the nrs
time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-'rhe democratic Leg
isature. with quorum IN both Houses. voted for
United States Senator j. Is, EustiCe received ma
lor OF the votes cast for senator tor the ru ending
IN 1877 There was no cnOcs tor senator Tor the ong
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
Ca.sagnac Attacking the Government.

PARIS. Jan. lie Pays THIS evening publishes
an arucle signed "Cassagn C." msolcnty attacking
the Government, anu pro lhesylng the return OF the
Prince imperial to France IN three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Matthew r. Walsh. aged "A, while piiuting Il
Fairvlrw avenue, rsey Guy yesterday fe from th,
ecanOd, and Mar instantly kiHcu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
Mnss Meeting. IA Orraou.

PORTLAND, Jan. 9.-lhe Democrats held a
mass meeting night IN accordance with the call Of
the Nalona Committee. The speeches and res0lu
tions were moderate IN tone srlilar meetings were
held through iut the State The Democrats EXHIBIT
nrm disposition 10 secure the Inauguration OF Mr.
1ilden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

CHARLESTON, :. G., Jan. 9.-Odlci II advices
have just boen by the Russian Minister here
that the orders the Russian feet have been changed
thst VIII prUcscd urtct 10 Hampton Roads Where
II has DVeh directed 10 winter The Russian Minister
Will leave here by rail morrow nlght tor Washington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Theodore Neghaut's fancy goods store, and
Philp AarOnsOn's clothing store 70 ana u Ntwht
avenue, Jersey Citl. were burned yesterday Loss
A3OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

PoRr HURON. Mich, Jan. The boiler OF
George Donner's saw mil N Austin. s'nilac county
exploded last evening, causing the instant death oi
John aud Charles SnideT and Rea worhinen In the
mill. Tue cause OF tue explosion Is unsnown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

THE VANDERBIIT OBskQUIEs.-Scenes az tho
resldcuce and church, The late Commodore ~ home
with his family. Bee Frank LeshSs iHnsTafsd Netos
paper. out tQ-day.-Adv,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Falling barometer, stationary or sloNB rising
temperature. northeast to southeast wndi aud IN
creasng coudiness wul prevail. pVsslOy sccseIcl "
Night snvws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Judge Pratt Yesterday granted an absolute
dNO &c To Ohcer JNhn haiulllOn FROM his fe LOuss
On the groun, Of adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Victor z. Mauger's American playing cards,
new designs sold BY all responsible dealers. Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Concord, Jan, 0,-lhe Republican State Con-
yention, 10 nominate u candidate Tor Governor, VII
meet mere tomorrow. The Hon A Pike viii preside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Tompkins 4 Tompkins, attorneys at law, 2oS
Broadway, between Warren and ChamDsrs su.-Aav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10
PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BY THa
SUNS REPORTERS.
swearing all Along the line-Business suss
pended for nu Hour-Thc Mischief that
WINS Done Down Town BIZ n Balky IIorse.

was Done Down Town BIZ n BRlky Horse.
At9 o'clock Yesterday morning, one Of a span
Of gray horses harncssed to truck heavily laden with
barrels of ard. baked while crossing West Broadway
North Moore street. aud The wagon settled into rut.
completely bloc ling the down track Of the street
within fifteen minutes there was Jam OF cars and
wagons extending rOm Chambers to Broome streets,
Canal street. from Greonwcn street to Broadway. was
blocked to iNf asslbilly bv dense OF vehicles
nling the roadway that podeslrians could not
cross the street. and long lines Of wagons and lied
Deebrosses Laizht, Beach and the other streets With
the exception OF the lines In Greenwich. Washington.
and West streets a travel In the street cars OF the
vest side was stopped and hundred' OF passengers,
after waiting In vain for the line be put In notion
we're at last compelled to get out aud walk. All trafno
a ing the line OF the Jam was Suspended. Meantime
the cause OF ne whole trouble mad put hs foot down.
and obstnatey refused to sur score Of drvcrs
truckmen ana others. armed with WHIPS barrel slaves
and sticks. beabored the stubD animal. INKS win
vigor, and several lashed hi ct n planted cxs with
whips and an elderly irucAnan army overcost
prsctiscd with the butt OF wagon whip on his foro-
head and neck TIE horse plunged and kicked. and Of
course could not move his load Al er half Of
s,rugg ing voice the sidew TX suggested the king
Of tue horse out OF mis- harness. the biockads
was raised.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-10

Evan p. Thomas was indicted about two years
ago after the partial burning OF bis millinery Al
$50 Csus street. The ailegauo that he be-
fore the Fire Marshal tnat his worth $4,000
and that the loss s23oO0. those being far
IN excess OF the true amounts Tue testimony for the
prosecution was that the rrc broke ia unex-
plaiacd Nay on q sunday evening, when the building
was unlishted and unhetled the space rurnet over
was only small part uf the premises OuipJrativey,
and toe ines were subducd WITHIN nye minutes. Three
appraisers chosen nv ihJnas and the Insurance
panes INT Rested reported that the before
the nre worth only abou sli 900 aud tnat the m
age was $500 Inc prisoners account cooks were IN
uduceu. tue prosecution averrng they contained
false entries intended to cOAvey maxnnei view Of
business stock.