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5aif.e biQi9ef ais atrrsmo fanfea mill sebe naG
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OUT ie IN m t benz d iilel oper v@olp z TEN"
llbren, 10 wte qplcene Setteu .tnd CT reue=
itcn 'Wrpei b i ; urp gu en- gros y ii
len unp tllige Ne fauft weroen.
Gin grobca gaaer YUn l~Ilherncn llbren.
O~tamanten Won benz finlten Wa1er,
biarser als je l.als, UNI pas Eager auisurGu.
me Il
@clt1aasn: Cine srrbe Muswabl
sOn @plelapisln uno 5alstetlea.
Gtnee nit Stetn II pou Samsc, Mmetbyf,
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bern crten &i sc gum talbtn @ertb.
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@,bben y Ger teten SprN Sob nnp p.
ueu fen Mutfr.
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itetSeuJen ipise MN ilN ote1cibm anlsbfn.
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Sh!iest S%pnnobenb unc DTnet pnna Ell
Mtenp 5 lbr unc bait jeosn 9lbeno. auget
6reliag tio s uor nuf. ms mi
, 1877-01-22

Werbre@er. Solssnoc Serhre-
der wnrben @onnabeno BON Giles
Gountp in Der Benitentiarp empfangen :
George MatenD unh Sum Solution,
Te9er, jeOer auf l Sabr, oesen 0ans=
einbru6s uno Sicbltabls. Sic Srans=
portta}ten bstrugen $119.15.
, 1877-01-22
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0eutlhe Sriitte uab @rrcerie. Artifel lnt
cine Spedlalt:di blelss Sc tdfts uab ,pereen
b1utaer aIs irsens anosrewp Y~rvfauit.
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Don BEN @str. 9ibmon in $ mtur1.
Aae Sorten aalr 5arlnsf. Sarsin.n.
9ats. felne Weice. Wbisfies, @pplc 9ranpu,
5a lenfritte, ee' auhsrte ;3unssn, Queer,
Safe. Gb,e. 3m tl9sn, Glsar1en Ta6nf etc.
4 is sorratAis. l6 IL
, 1877-01-22
sisa a
sRidmouo, Dnf 5iiper mo Che pc fe
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Diff ties Stpe toterbeu en-,
Ntdnncnp, ID, i8. gipp, inter, 1876
gerdnberuus bes Tabrplans.
Winter > Arrangement.
Srift IN 8tait Iontaa 20. RcScmser 1876,

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sgoaieins on, Spapn unp nad a en- 10 I'll den Ylascn Al
h rIBen.
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5dhrp re.s mad BALI more unS Surid 5 &c
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fa g.. Opnnerfaa unb 9 pnnabtu nm 2 lbr
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no l'rnen) UNI a ltbr Nahm.
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buta rtb d 'eai9 ell ~alrantrt
re ne sra t ah pter BON VlGb'n iifftd, bon rid
mont mi an9eiipmrten Die Wagen fabren burd ron
9sef pint na6 Mtlanta.
n2br ngb. BILLS pf latina" nit garantirten Rateu
mad allen nbrnl den unb wetli en- Ylasea he.pzn aus
geeeben.
6abrfctten iperbfr %Se.fauft fir aae nbrbltden, Ill
liden unb peffiidsn IlGsen.
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I'M ~ nss SctsI unr am Depot rsr gpmpasnts Gds
Der Is. unb And Sir.
IN nm >. :. Douglas, supt.
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@uftina Court in M a If e.
fer. Die Surp III Seamans SAT- fons
nte li6 ni9t e~inigen, Il erfannten l6ul=
Dig uno elmer unl@ulois. Die SurD
nuroe entlalien.
Der SAT- BON George @tuort uno
&obina McPberlon 1T auf Dienltas a1l-
geiebt.
, 1877-01-22

8o liest williamsburg
Is 1T ein Sorl3las i'm 9elegateubauie
BON einem Senator Otpiiett BON BOD
in9bam gema6t je0en S9nops @bis.
feD mt einem Sent 81 perIteuern uno pa
Su hem Gnbe in Yerbinom9 nit sinen
9errn 9eane einen 3dbler ssfunoen, Die
, 1877-01-22

SIN 9tationsbane er1e=
tigt. George Gilbert, s.. 9. Sepins
lno 9nnielSaplor, o1gsflaot Wo9obun=
ben uno perOd6tise Gbarattdrs au Ieln>
wuroen entla5jen.
, 1877-01-22

WufI9ub. Ger Gouuerneur bet
Gonnabeno Die Sjnrt9tung oes Miles
&lboif, welAe ben %. Sanuar l%tattfin=
Den lollte, bis ouf ben "a. Ipril berl9o-
ben,
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s1larafrnlau0.

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SIT faulen Seuttn woblbs tonnt,
Ser ginSang aber 1T lebr l6lper,
Senn I'M Die ganse @e9euo Der
2le9t Gin @cbirs BON 6lrlebrsi,
Brett woDl 5ipei Meilen oher orei;
User eln9sbn ipla mub li9 nermeiicn,
Sur6 oas @ebirg Dnonrp al ellen,
Sat I'll oosu &raft uno @.i6,d,
50 1T er orin i'm Nu9enblld.
Sie Sd9er 1ino BON 3uduflaoen
uno 9onl9fubtn, Sbiit' uno 2aoen,
Spedtnben aocr 0itl uno Wdnoe,
I'm joys Saus slebt mon bebenee
GIn9s el1en boben iGonen gum
Son Seberpiill tin fclt uno braun,
Yoa Sctt lino uQs Sd9' uno Vliilie,
uno Ibenn ss lbioBt, i4lobt's Yi,fr.
4uf Si6'en, 8irfen. Sannen, Gl1n
Gleb1's Wanoeln, grestln uAo oerglcI.
hen,
Gin @6in!cn16nih 1T jeoes Slatt
uno ousgtpIl ltert jtoe Stoot
9Jtit gleriuben mo mt Sprtcn,
gon Mar5lpan lino Sbiir uno Yforten,
YIN S1wel5ertoT 1T lsper Stein.
u . menn ss re9net, rcanet's gSein.
Die Sornen trogen flslneS ruubtn,
3Immt unb Notlpfeu ale 2aubsn,
Mui Welbenbdumrn Ssmmeln 1tcbn,
Nn 8a6crn muir Die gSln0e pebn,
Sic SsmmelE fallen pumps Dlnein,
uno Mles ibmuuBt, 10 g1pb lpte tlein.
@etoht, 9elolSt, 9tbroten 9cbn
Sic Slid in Sci0cn uno III Seen,
@m ufsr # bin lie olie till,
Man fdn9t 10 uIel man INNER nil;
gu6 1lle9cn UNI - lbr tDnnt' Mrs
9lauhen -
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Sic 9eb'n umbtr uno linO sebruten,
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llno Itedt b0s Mieller wlsosr rim,
9amit aud Mnore lid e%ircu'n.
Sic MerlNcn wodlen an Den Mel ten.
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1tsn,
uno Sleioer BON Yurpur uno Sammt,
uno fallen, ipsnn le reIf lino, ab,
Au9 1T Elm Su9enObao, orin BADEN Or
me liA
unO &si6e, uno wer lid baost piro Or
gnli9t,
8 "a albt's Suit, man tan,t uno lin9t,
9lu1 lNieb'n nab Dem 3ltl ole @aits.
SIN 2auf q, pinn Der Gcbt ALIEN,
User tra9' 1T, lbl0ft beim Sonnen.
l9eln,
Sem 9ie6t man fir Die StunO' sinen
Sbalcr,
&ei9 miro Der i9le6teltt SsSabler,
Senn, ltebt Die S0ulD ms unbere Sabr,
Gelht nor Die S6ulO inn orelfa1 bar.
Sal Oh selpsiist elnen Sratsn.
gu Sablt man Dir Tugs pier 0ufatcn.
Tor eiuem nur muBl bu bid wabrenL
Die WernunIt ulbler gu oIfcnbaren,
@sr Slnn uno W 5 sebrauhsn m,a,
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User SUIT an 3uNt mo Arbelt bat.
Dem unterlaSt nan 2aao uno Staot.
8er uber tbut mos Q8elsbelt taoeIt,
Ser mlro in oielsm &eib seaoelt
Wer ipiilt uno wllo' unb I'M innis 1T,
Sab, uno unpe' ltinois iauit uno iliBt.
Ser miro bier Tugs gema9t gum Sur
ltsn..
WortreHIi9 fo3t nit 9eOsrpiirlten,
Ser miro gum Bitter ausertorsn,
uno beiBtt-guer Wpbl9tporsu-l
User leIne 3elt perbrlnyt mt S1lofen,
Sen ma9t man bler alsbolo gum 4ra-
fen,
User t0lpil9 1T uno 9arni6ts tam,
Ser piro oes &aifey's Soltaplan
8er aber lAle9ler 1T oils Mue,
Sen rufet nan nit 9rObem ed he
Gum 2anoesberr uno &aljer aug
Ssin Wappen 1T bas SNsaenbaus,
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@erbrannt. Srau Sorriet gow=
Ell. S6wiegermuitcr pon Serrn SolepD
90. Gartel puroe Iesten Srcitog lebr
perbrannt, inoem ibre &lelocr Seuer
fin9en. sic ltarb Mbenbs 10 10r.
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9eere 9duler. IS Ite6cn 394
SdNier, inbegriff Der 2dben, @oI56auicr
Hno anocre M|Obnun9en. leer. SIN Sab
re 1872 betrus Die 3abl p mebr.
, 1877-01-22

Scr Granb SurD iibermies
fen. Solepb Webiter Sobn 8. g8il-
liams, Sames See, Gli5a Canon ulo
0arrist Sbomas, an9eflagt ipesen Gin
bru9s, wurben in Dem Yolisei9eri9t
Sunnabenb por96rt uno Der @rono Su=
m iiberluielen.
, 1877-01-22

&eiisnation. IS beiBt, oaB
an Wtonta9e Die ~9teiisnation oes GDl.
SrcnA Strotbcr, Superintendent Der
Yenitentiarp Dem GOuperneur einge=
rei1t perbcr miro.
, 1877-01-22
or @eibma6isscidente. 9l7.
u9reu ul.o @rloIahsr,

u9ren ul.o @rloiodtn,
81 bermaaren II SOh3eits9cidenfc.
3aararbeitcn ia jeber Dirt ouf ystvauna
aemadt, me Sett II, 9sul a-eln. Str,not
ETC. <lne s'ebe Auswahl Spn. "CHARMS'
StIonpe,e Aufmerflamf.it wiro rem 9tepa.
riren Der nbreu III @elpi 1sn 9smicmet.
e. Gennct, 917 Main Straee,
mn mt 3mtIhen Der 9. unp 10.
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81. @i5sini,
nc. 8O7 Droa0 Stro6e,

auden nit uno cbne geraisruna lcmie te
he Nrt 3udernsrf. Siipf iidie, RE ihUnltsn
Me6na N%prellinrn, 0itrpnen, u pfeI. Sirnem,
Ieigsn, Datlelu cit. etc. gDucolaDs, @acao,
Gauep.
WaQniiRf, GrbrdHe (peanuts) etc. lnb
0tts III grrbsr Muswlbl tei mir ~ baten.
q. Nt35ini.
INIT So. SOY Sroar Strage
, 1877-01-22
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w. 2 Grifs gOltssi Citation.
10. 3 3weite YOlissi Citation.
r.. A Critic Yori,ei @toticn

81. a Critic yOriaei G tatiUn.
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Brpab. WV
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@troBe, atpiiden bsr 9ten unp 1Oteu.
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30. 1-2 Gpdets.
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40. IA @de Der f0ten unh gsrb ctr.
w. - Gds Der 1atn unb Gary ctr.
no 10 gde Der yine unb Moin ctr.
Nr. II gde Der 3ten unp CusaI ctr.
Mo. u eds Der 25ten unb groab @t
Mr. 2-3 gte Der 17tem unb Marlboa CTR
No. "a @ds Der 17ten unb Malbiuotou
ctr.
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Ctr.
Nc. 2-6 Ode Der 5teu unt Moin CIR.
no. 81 gde Der 14tsn unb @ain ctr
No SO SIDE Der 22l ten uni Maiu ctr
NO. "a Gde her t3ttn unt Gars ctr
NO 3-5 Stdttii6ss @rmenbuns.
Mp. SO Irepeear Gi1sns@erfe.
No. Al @ds Der 9tsn unb 9eia Ctr.
N0. 4 2 SrOae StraBe, de Sail MQy.
No, 4-3 Gfe Srrins unb Yine Ctr.
No. As SIDE ct. Samss unb Dupal ctr.
Mr. 40 Ssr Beub'us, 25Ie ctr.
No. 81 Sprigenbaus, 10 Ctr.
no. So gds bes Clap I'M @ilmm ctr.
, 1877-01-22
Nbeiapeafe unb Sbio Giitnbabn.

-.-. Gbefaueats unb Sbip @iitrbabno
gafa9ier- eparten1ent
Gidnrnp. Yd, 1. Gejsnbe, 1876. .
4n nfo nod DEM 3. 3esember, 1876,
fab'ea Die pa1as Ell. 3iqe, MS f.Is.
, 1877-01-22

Cob lhloB porgeltern Wtlttay IN Seem
Dorf nit 1861.
, 1877-01-22
ffuer Ala1m.G tlearaph,

Y. :. Bon 0em, g. % IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07

Rumors regarding duel between Fred
eiicK May and James Gordon Bennett are still
In circulation. Mr.. Bennett has left the city,
and his most intimate friends know noi where
he has gone. Mr. Frederick May was IN the city
last night, and his friends siy that since his DIFF
nculty with Mr Beunett he had received no
word from him.
A member ~ the Union Club, said 81 am a
friend 81 jim Bennett's. but II would b. the
height OF absurdity for May to follow hin. He
should seek Nav, not Nay eek him."
"lf Mr.. Ben EFT wants to nshi." said another
gcntlem u, "tWeivc h urs viii carry MIN TO the
soil OF Nirsifia No one there Will intelrupt
him N SaiuluS sUCn satisfaction - one III an
my a dfulAi. ot anDturr.'
Mttgc a. Nr. bennett now2"
II cannot HAv. bf one thiug Won NAV rest as
sured, however, that ~ Cuel will take place
between iir Ienustt aud Mr.. May on this cOn-
uncnt RImoI-, of COufsc, give Uredenco 10 all
things. Now, look rlght there, that Is Jonn &.
HecAshrf. Who, one uf these pIlefs stated. had
gone with Mr.. bennett to Canada. don't think
you ttlieve ~ spirils, but | should like you to
20 up and take hold OF the man lie is here to-
nisht Ia oar clue. aud during all this difficulty
has not b blrn awas from the city,"
Another member said " There will he no fur
ther trouble between MIR. My and Mr. Bennett
IN this country. MT. DeunetIs wish IL to have
the dlilc4lN settled abtoad. LuXcmOourg IL
his cnuice. hut Of course he wiil nave " submit
10 the dc aliUn Of sir. NJ y : friend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
nov MILLIONS ARE slcRIrIcED.
Gov. Robinson's Recommendations IN Regard
to savings Banks.

A director Of one Of the savings banks
spoke strongly, yesterday in approval OF the
recommendations Of Gov. Robinson In regard
10 savings Institutions. lie said The sugges-
tions Of the Governor meet with general ap-
proval among the officers Of sound Institutions.
The days OF high dividends are past, and pro-
tended surpluses, based on the premiums on
bonds, should no longer be permitted to figure
In assets. There is another evil that deserves
attention, and by which both the banks, and
those who borrow money on bond and mortgage
from the banks suffer. That i that when fore
closure sale Is about to take place the fact Is
almost unknown to the public, the announce
ment being hidden away in a paper of com
parauvely no circulation The result H. that
the property goes for perhaps third
Of what II Is really worth and might bring IL
properly advertised In some paper of wide circu-
lation like THE sun. The mortgagur and the
bank are the losers. Millions of dollars worth
Of property f. sacrificed Ia this way every year,
choice pieces being bought In by some one In
the secret of the intended sales.
also think that all officers connected with a
savings bank should, when paid At all. be paid
salaries. and not fees or bonuses contingent on
the amount of transactions, AS thus the tompta-
ion 10 approve large and doubtful propositions
Tor loans is very great
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
REORGANIzfN0 THE NAvY.
The Initial step Toward increasing Its Powcr
md Efficiency.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-The House Com
mittee on Naval Affairs to-day agreed upon the
bills proposed bv tho Chairman, MIR. whitthorne q,
TO authorize the formation of mixed com MIS-
sion to inquire and report as TO the future naval
policy Of tho United states. Tho bill provides
that a commission Of nine members be appoint-
ed to examine into the whole status of the navy
and after a complete and careful confederation
Of the subject to report to Congress, through tho
Secretary OF the Navy, on the present condition
OF the navy as to personnel and material, and to
recommend such legislation as may be deemed
necessary to bring tho navy up to the highest
efficiency consistent with a wise economy. The
commission. after considering the geographical
and political situation OF the United States, the
growing importance Of our commerce ia the
Pacific and OF our relations In the Asiatic wa
ters. the relation OF the national to tho CONNER
cial marine. and to the defence OF our extensive
sea and lake coasts, will estimate tho value of
tho moral eject OF an active floating
at ,U,re ,nd W r, une o, peace. as preventive OF
readiness for actual service IN the event OF war,
as well as the force desirable to be maintained
~ tlnlc OF peace, stating In each case the num-
her OF vessels Of the nrst rate. OF the second
and other rates, and the number OF each rating
TO he built every year In order to make good the
losses by wear, casualties, g.. The commission
rs to consider the great changes which have
ssnen nnee H Of ss " n In naval science and
the type OF ship adylsiile TO meet these changes,
or viii indicate the mesns by which tho best de-
signs Tor modern hghtinx ships may be obtained.
m Inc commission shalfbe appointed as follows:
Two senators, to be appointed by the President
OF the senate three members OF the House Of
ktpiesentatives, 10 be selected by the Speaker OF
The House the General Of the United 1T ties
army The Admiral Of the navy. ana two other
navel officers, to BE- appointed by the President.
one oil whom shall act as Secretary to the COM
mission. The commission shall have power to
send for records books and papers, and to sum
mon and examine witnesses, and tho Secretary
OF the Navy Is empowered to furnish the COM
of their labors. No pay or emoluments other
tban the actual and necessary expenses of the
commission will be allowed.
The hrst question TO be considered by tho
commission will be the act entitled AN act to
reorganize tue Navy Department OF the United
states. approved July b, lS,E and n report must
be made at the earliest practicable moment as to
what further legislation, II any, "a necessary to
perfect the organization Of the navy. 1t u pro-
vlded that the members and Senators apr )inted
on the commission shall be memben II the
Forty nth Congress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
THE EASTERN oOMPLICATIoNs.
Tho secret Of Turkeys stubborn nose Fight
ing Before Negotin.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Pera correspond-
ent OF the Times, heretofore strongly snt-Turk-
ish aud pro Russian. writes under date OF Jan.
II am still OF the opinion that the Turks will
ultimately give in, but there Is no doubt that
the great trump card intended to be played as
last tesort-a declaration OF war by Russia-has
suddenly turned out to be no trump at ALL for
everything In the attitude OF the st. Petersburg
Cabinet and the conduct Of Gen. Ignatief, the
Russian Plcnipotentiary here, contributes to
confirm the belief that Russia Is afraid to no to
war. The Russian ambassador. In fact, throws
out clear hints that the affair could only be set
tied by Joint European execution, thus revert.
Ing to the proposal m ade bv the Gar two m optbs
ago. The Turks have not failed to perceive the
advantage accruing TO their cause from this ir-
resolution Of Russia and Europe. and are not
unlikely to continue unm Manageable and stub
morn as long as they can Halter themselves that
the conference VIII break up without any other
result than leaving them masters OF the situa.
ton"
The Pan Man Gazette Of this afternoon says
that the telegrams and news letters about t5e
Conference, the attitude Of the Turks. and The
disposition OF the Russians, only deepen the OBJ
scuri,les 0! the whole question. 1t Is doubtful
fusion has preyeiled than at this moment. IL IL
clear that the committee OF foreign statesmen
assembled In COnstantinople has Itself fallsn
into much disorder. and II the Turks are only
resolute enough at this hour. and are thereafter
truly solicllous and spessdy IN establishing re-
forms OF their own new Constituiion, they may
boast Of having defeated snd sllenced ali Rirope
A Reuter- despatch from Semlin says that a
considerable foros OF Circassians aud B lshi-
u zouks advanced against Nego'in on the 81 OF
January. and were repulsed by the garrison and
some Cossacks from kladowa. According to
iniofmati0n received at the Servian beacquar-
tiers. thlriy-nve Cossacks aud one hundred and
eleven Turks wore Killed. A a fresh attack Is
apprehended, kladowa is being fortified.
CONsrAHTINoPLE Friday evening, Jan. 5-The
situation - unchanged. Negotiations continue
among the plenipotentiaries and between them
and the Turks, with view OF inducing the
Turks not to refuse formally certain Of the for
muiated pfopost lis. which. however, the pleni-
potentlarios appear disposed to modfy some
what from their origin shape 1t is hoped tnat
the discussion OF these propos ia will be re-
sumed at Mondays sitting OF the Conference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
BROTHER MURRlY MADE HAPPY.
Judge McCuc Deciding In His Favor and
Ending the Church Fight.

Judge McCue yesterday afternoon flled
his decision in the case Of the old Board Of
Trustees Of the Fleet sirect FIRST African Meth
odl,t Episcopal Boihel Church OF Brooklyn, OF
which the Rev jeremiah Deulah Murray Is pas
tor, against the new board. made up Of the pas
tors friends. giving possession OF the fort to
the old toarj, and pcrpctualy enjopiug the
new trustees from interneddline with the tenn
poralitlcs Il the +. 5. NJ T.. B Church
The Rev. Jereminh Bculah Murray was found
I'm his study shaking with laughter over "A re rort
IN Au fftciuOOu news lar,r that he had gained "A
victory over the nll iiuasd II Trustees. Excuse
me. hut can't 10 Laughing. - lac added 81.
ciluf. uttgring. aud then roaring In Laughter.
IL. all fus', thits all. guess the mex time
they'H try to get de hoss IN his proper place. TO-
de cart. guess we didn't win because we wanted
To We costs, und our counsel wHsn't~eaeah to
st de coss nish H., he OaugGnyr One pint
the Junse al mt co'sidcri nat Is that the lor
tieales "uOs cAurn-s rom tne church
ean be tristee, I don't think.
that's the ior. why de places Of Thomas wilson,
Daniel " II ilms, and Simon buchanan, whu've
been expel led and never taken back. II wtcant,
aud the trustees We 'lectcd IRE the ones to oil
en-. hat Old toard isn'l paving me anything.
ard they hnvl't paid me a cent ayeir. We
been funnin a fr for my benefit, We cot
abnut t7j ptont We took ~ over $50. but
somehow they said tho expenses were heavy
but boar lthis IN q low So'ce) that that fair In
holn or fair there for fear OF them injlnctions
aud nume muses.. and 50 forth. l. III going to
trY 10 hirmt'ize the elements and Try to get
sOtno money from his ole bod"
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JorrINGs iB0Ur TOWN.

The owen Haley Association ball, Turn Hall.
Jan =.
The new Board OF Apportionment will mold
It's nrst meeting to morrow
Bill Gould challenges Prof. John Long, the
English boxer, tO 81 W contest.
Henry PhTnix, stevedore, OF 81 Watts street.
fel dead While At dinner Yesterday.
Watson's Racing Guide, lust Issued for 1917.
contains much valuable Information 10 hOrstnien.
Mr.. u. H. tlarsell, at Madison avenue and
fltti seventh srcct, haa received f'I IA al OF tue
shinuecock indians.
three dnys-old malo infant, wrapped up 10
an ley bundle of rags, was fOunu la Lexington BY ON
Ger CiOgan last evening.
The funeral services over the body OF "Eph"
Horn performed Ia the Lite Church Around the
Corner eserlai Many vi the nllustreis former
sOciates attended.
Cathnrlne Masseana was instantly Killed yes
erdaY BY an elevator striking her while she gath
erng conee 0eahs ~ llpdes stores, at tue lludsVn
RIVER Railroad uepOt.
Tho Union Fraternele, = French social and
benevolent organiHaiion, crlrhrN"d ITS twenty sixth
anlyrslry nv banquet AMI bali IA the Nernapla A.
semOJ HJVm9 la,t eNeDing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
THE BURNING COAL MINES.
Efforts to subdue tho Finmes-The Largest
Coiiicry In tho World In Danger.

LYKESs, Jan. 6.-The fire which broke
out In the Short Mountain and Lykens Valley
mines on Monday Is still burning. and the lam
age already suffered ls estimated at over 100000.
Since the fire was first discovered, on Monday
afternoon, number OF men have keen kept In
the Lykens Valley slope with two streams CON
stantly playing into the mines, and IL Is
thought the flames have been partially subdued.
though II Is impossible to ascert I'm with any
degree OF certainty, owing to tue dense smoke
with which the mind IS filled.
Tue greatest danger to be feared Is that nm
uncereround draft will carry tho flames 10 the
big Lick and Willtamstown colleres, which are
connected with the burning mines by subtet-
ranean pass yea. The Wilhnmstown mine il
the largest IN the world, and produces about
jJJ,UOO tons annually.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
Sport. In Tho liippodrome.

In the Hl;podrome last evening the polo game
was won by the Californlans by score ofito2 The
trotng for purse OF tlul had scyca starters. BY
Billy won the nrst heat in 257 Bny Due the socond
IN 2;jii Bay Billy the tnri N 25Os Douotiu
tie fourth In g5i, Dly Blue tho nm ami
sixth heats and trot m 2iSts AMI ESQ. Mss Matte
wAs n ush ~ rrd ty horse rearing anu fll Ing
on ncr. Mr Whittnkcr took her place a'd drove
tar running race between L.rcn. ami rI.tor
ufttr rulfug nile Pastor injured, anu thr race
Ns aNarl 90 .frna. nsrh to me llsgut Of those
Nip were h IVY losers hY tl' arinnf. I'M owner Of
IL u naH three starters, ul Porter llce, aud II nt,r
ne fl.mtt va ih' u1iin lwo tir ishi heat- ~ 80
chase between Joe, NJ dog, aac rinion. IhefAe was
WON uY Ion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07
The Suicide oil nrs. Tnegcrt.

Mrs. Matilda Taggert, widow " the late James
1ggert Who klled hersc. ON Friday by Jumping from
the roof of three story house IN Paterson belonged
to ooue Of the most wealthy and respected families of
that clV she leaves On estate valued at 100000
Since she lost her husblnd she had hecn nj times de-
ranged. ln-any Is rcr, ltD in her tamilv. sister
Of Mr.. fsrt Is now IN ne A. luu ior the ins1ne
friend TO ttKe saN Win her. II va. arranged that
thr walk should be taken at OClO, IN the afternoon
but before that time wcnt up to tho root 81 the
house, and deliberately waltcd To the edge gnl Juuprd
To giound Sho received internal lures. and
Withil nftcen mtnutes. she MAS daugntrruf Charles
Danfirt and uOted for her chaTltaDlu
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