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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13
GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE

have been made By the explorers Of Africa
The great political revolutions Of the last dee ide, with
the natural result of the lapse Of time have brought int
public view q multitude Of men, whose In
every mouth and of whose lives every Is curl
to know the particulars. Great battles have beer
fought and important seges maintained. of which the
details yet preserved only In the newspapers
the transient publications of the day. but which Ough
tn n ke their place in '' '. q. ..1'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-09-13
ARr1srrc RxcE11ExcE

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
NOR L.fW ~ COLOR.tDO.
A Court Invaded nnd the Judge shot .t An
Outlaw Iynched

GEORGETOWN Cob. Dee. II Judge Dean.
of llo; sulphur Springs. in Midlle Park. ar
rived here last night. uud pori- tia, his urt
was yesterday broA Acn up Is nni,h. \ party Of
six men entered li.' court pcaceally. and hay-
ins arranged thom-elvrs to suit their purpose.
the ring al r. who +. said to h' q deputy shor-
N. began to road what rurportel to be- n war
rant % commanGin: Iuds" i an - 4 'Spcr-' his
so-called court. amt % deliver W the books and
erHl.
Judge Dean ordorad him 10 sot down. and
Threatened g. rlNrc hlr unlcrurrc-'. lAJ H. : his
hand upon hi- Stouldrr Jd-f then TIE judge
W. -irii' back ot the ear. and the rrciondel
officer drrw Al s,u.Ver AMI shot al him. ih" lull
passing close 10 his head. IL II there was n
general rush mad Ny iAe mon upon tho Ip isr,
wao ru .'c.dcd. however,. IL lo' King up the r"c-
Oid- and the seal, nolwith tauilns several re-
vuNcrS were h NG At liz head. Judge Dean ~
on his way 10 Denver to nsk thr Governor to as-
slst him IN restoring order. Mith such II mob
hgrnding him, A"' Hy~. II" d"r'- not poncpurt.
EARLY This morn 4n- q mob fnirouhi ! IA,
county lail. forced tpc key from the ini"r.
opened the cell of u notorious outlaw aud muir,
drrrr named Schalnmr. and tool, him away and
hanged him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
norE MfKlyc IND Honnnnr.
a Man Accused of stealing from IA Widow
who Ordercd HIM Out OF her iLon.c.

Joseph Kuhn, aged -. Of Roosevelt street,
this city. WIS hcforr Ju-licc Fry in brooklyn
yesterday onn charge of burglary The conf
plainaut Mr.. Edwards, . noaty-,rosscd young
widow. of - Union street Brooklyn. advertised
Il room 90 n.d Kuhn answered tho adyor-
tis,mcnt aal of.r,d TO take tho room ON sht.
His manner was not pleasing To Mrs. Ed
wards. and she asked him TO call the
next day to futhor confer nbout it.
He called the next day. and she told him that
she hud docidcd 10 keen the room herself.
Kuhn dropped on hi, kn'es. expressing Sr'al
soirow. aud -Hid that from the minute he first
-nN hon h' loved h'r beyond express ion. Snu
laughed ~ him. and ordered him out If the
house. How ut lemunlin.; IN hard lol Sn'
SAW him ntrrward, once or twice, lo!tnrin.
about TN street
On Thursday evening. while she was ont, he
slipped into the house. the complaint nNnrs
nni's,1lr, q diaqiond sud rur9i god brace;
Its. goN lorhct and ch,dn, Il hlArk num- and
other articles. worth IN al $40. WI u Mrs Ed
wards returned home. she mot Kuhn coming
from tie lOU-r. She trio Ia intercept him. hul
failed. Detective Roche subsequently arrested
him in this city.
He MAS held for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
ACCIDENT, OR SUICIDE?
A Leading Cullen OF Baltimore shot In the
Presence OF his Family.

BALTIMORE. Dec. IS Richard II. Snow
den. leading citizen and extensive real estate
dealer. shot himself At his residence in West
Baltimore Al 10 O'Clock this morning. and at
o'clock this evening WAS corpse. Kumors
were widely circulated to the effect that he hHd
committed suicide; but this story f. denied by
the members Of his family. They say TINT after
Lrcakfnsting Mr. Snowdon entered the library
whore his Wifc and two daughters wrrc eoai"d
He had his ovcrcOht on. and said thnt ne hai
promised "a friend TO take the risto. 10 hlln
several days before. hut had forgotten Il. He
then began cleaning the barrel. convcrsiLg mean
while with his wife relative TO some proposed
purchases. A moment later the weapon was
discharged. aud the single ball large No; 3calt
ridge, entered tho upper part o. ms abdomen
and ponctruted the inteStines. He icll forward
I'M tie arms Of his wife. and WAS assisted IN q
half conscious state " n lounge where he dird;
Mr. SnOwien was widely known IN commercml
circles and until recently hold the p2sition oi
President OF the Consumers Mutual Gus Com
pany Of which he was one OF the ncorporators.
liz was rccently oustcd by tho acti3n Of ilhc
directors and has been sued for xl0oOQO lliS
lifc was Insured for s30.NO. Col. Snowden, the
present Shorfi OF Baltimore, Is his brother.
Mr. Snowdcn was II native ui Prince George
county. but had lived here more than twenty
years He was IN comfortable circumstances;
A Corouer's jury found II verdict OF accidental
Aoath
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
RUN on an KLIziBErH BANK.
Alarmed Dcpositors Withdraw their Money
from the Dime savings Bank.

Much excitement was created in Elizabeth.
N j.. yesterday afternoon and evening. by "A
spirited run on the Dime Savings Institution.
n small tut popular savings bank on Broad and
West Grand streets. Rumors affecting ts sta
bility had been circulated OH the streets of that
city on Friday. but owing to tho num-
Der. and the high standing Of its man
ayers. including such men as x-Congross man
Amos Clarke. Jr.. Senator William J. Magic.
and the Hon. Moses 7. Cory. it was not believed
that its depostors would become sum icnily
frightened to make run on the bank. BY
some means tho story that its doors would be
opened for the last time yesterday got circu-
atcd in the street shortly after o'clock. and
soon aiterward drposiiors began to arrive,
bank book5 IN hand. and clamorOus Tor state
mont.
The officers. who had received but shor, no.
tc, of the coming ran. prepared Tor the worst.
and promptly paid all drman II until O'clOck.
run WAS begun again, and Tor thrur hours
longer the monly W., handed over the counter
rs fast as the cleiks could handle IL.
Ir"nsurrr Siryker thtn annOun fd that the
stores 4ifc'tn. the solyen y Of the bans were
groundlos-. ana assured those present that the
hlnnk would my every dollar IT owed. The
Hon. Amos Clarke. Jr.. also counsccd the
ranic-strickcn men to keep cool. AZ every
thing would turn out right H. :. az
,ic" .laycd the fears 81 many. but 4 IS
believed. rom the feeling of distrust cXhihitod
10y tn larger portion Of the dcpositoie. that
anpih run Will take place tomorrow. II IN
Limited that IN citSe OF IN emergency the other
banks of Il2ab'th will come 10 the rescue.
The Dime Savings Institution was founded in
1867. ana II has vOO) d"pusltors. The annual
stint i'mrnt issued ON the lat Of q .ohcr Of this
year shows that It's nss u were ti77.37i.22 and
is Liabilities ti5i.57s3s. leaving surplus OF
40 1D1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
UAR on THE HOrhL RrNNERS.
The Jersey CITY Police mud the Eri~ Railway
60. Combining Against them.

Tho court room In the city Hall. Jersey
City, was thronsod yesterday morning with hotel
keepers runners and dctcc'iy who had assem-
hcd TO hear the Nelson hotel runner tost c,,se
Justice Davis admitted Nelson to bail. and hc
will render a decision in A.- nsc on next Tucs-
day So frequent have the swindes pcrpctrG-
ted hy hotel runners upon couuirymcn been Of
late and So MYSTERIOUS have boon the dsap-
noaranccs ~ 9th RS that police Captains Snun-
drrs. Eakins. and VI Conn . of thi- city have
s'nt complaints to the police in jersey { ty.
Capt. MulmnHy of the Grovn street toliro.
Jer-,Y city. applied totNe Eric Railway Com
pnny tv have their electives instructed to break
up the husi inoss.
Dc'e ti,.s John II. brown and Thomas shcc-
han. oi a." Erie lirilwly. sal st"rduy: Spv.
rrN of tn" ho' ] runners here w'rr refused
license. in New York because oi their previous
convict on flr robbery Ta'-' runners arr ma
uvcs OF Germany. sweden, AMI Italy, They
lions. followt H. M ip Now York whore they lead
thom astray. si".l th h. none end In many in
stances N'.r gsie".'
Hardly hal th" 80. of Charles NDlson becn
ad. urncd. yesterday. h.f r. Crlt. Mullauoy's :
del. tkc- py eell and Smlth and Police CEN
court room With the following hni"l runners /.
Fr.d Roth ot - Jay street. " lllam Sm,lley Of
II Iaight str 'et, John S'huidt II b Houston
street, Thongs l,.lIin if 2il West Tenth -T-ot
nnl john VI Kron of i33 Washington street.
justice Davis uumittrh thgn for eNau.inat ON.
slusl, arr 5, .lrk on. nj ii'eYunc, nnd
ger on Friday night. Thcy tero boih diachnrc
cd 10y Juetir- llnmm'r yrhiei lay.
The Jersey tN i.IiD' - 'h' Fri Railway
ComranY nr, d.tc.minel to drive tho RUNNERS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
CONFIDENCE IN MscmAHoNs CABINET
Tho Chambers Voting the Tax BiIis Preseuted
by the Minister OF Finance.

vERsAILLIs. Dec. 15.-In tho Chamber OF
Deputies to-day NJ. Leon Say. Minister OF FL
nnncc. proposed n oonvocnion OF the Councils
General for Dec. 81. and OF tho Councils Of tho
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for Dec 10. He said II would
be impossible to vote the entire budget. and ho
therefore proposed that the Chamber vote the
four direct taxes. He hoped tho Chamber
would authorize the collection of the other items
OF revenue according TO existing laws. The
Government asked for a credit Of 500 800 900
francs 10 cover two months This vote would
indicate the Chambers confidence in the Gov
crnment. and he trusted that tho Chamber
would not refuse it,
The Chamber then voted urgency on two bills
In conformity with tho foregoing statement.
which were referred to the Budget Commitio".
The committec thrreupon proceeded to dullb-
eratn On them in tho burcaux. Later In the diy
thc Budget Committee reported iavorably on Nj.
Sny = propositions.
NJ. Jolibois on hchalf ~ the Bonapnrtists said
that he would support NJ. Says rccommcnda-
tons. but not IA expressing confidence in tho
Ministry. The Duke do In Rochcioucauld b.
saccia made similar statement on behalf Of tho
Legitmists. NJ Say replied that tho Govern
mcnt never thought Of taking avote OF conil-
den 80 on tho budget. which would bo unpa riu-
mrntary The Chamber then voted the bills
PARIS. Dec. 15.-Thc RepublQ,p hancaise, M.
Gamhettns organ. considers TINT President
MacMahon's message II frankly Republican in
tone and consonnnt with the true dogtrinc Of
national sovereignty Tho Same journal highly
oulogizes Con. BOrcl. the now Minister Of War.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
LONG ysLivD's HUNTsMEN.
A Ten.Mue Dash In which - Hesse and .
Fox were f>iiied.

NcwoaSscl Wood was the point of meeting
Of the Queens county hounds yesterday. Twcn-
ty-cight we'll mounted horscmcn followed the
hounds. Four ladies alsO rode. and took the
fences rs cicvcriy a- did thoir male compan-
ions. From the wood 70 the kennels dragged
scent was run. Then the fox given to the
huntsmen Luz, "Wednesday by Farmer Rush
more Of HIek1Nillc WAC Irlrrr"d from q bag
H. led his puis ucrs 10 the southwark H. was
very fame however and, though n fast runner.
occasionally stopped and allowed tho dOss to
come up. Then no looked AT them wonder
nGly. The mnstor of the hunt and tho
whip had to call on the dog. lest they
should prematurcly tear him TO pieces.
Near Hicksvillc the fox WAS lot for a few mo-
mcnts Ia IA wood. Emerging from this. he wns
seen on a Hill at som. distance. and horsomrn
and dogs hurried through the wood and brush
into a grassy field. ut whose further boundary
was n stiff fence. About eight ~ the riders
took II and followed tho hounds. The others
stopped short at the fence. their horses rcius-
ing to ross il. About two miles cast OF Hi'AS-
vile is n long lane. which finally dchourncs
into the open plain. Through TINS
the hunt-men dashed at full speed:
Al length brace Of dogs made dash and
overlook the little n.mal A. he was about TO
enter thick cover. Nearly two-tlirds OF tho
were given to the ladies. The run Wa ton miles.
The only incident that marr.d the day : en-
ioymont was tho moriAlv wounding OF the fiNe-
year old gray marc Nallfiower She hurs, q
blood ycssrl while takinga hedge, and VIE led
tu the stable, whcrc she -u'scuuc ntiy di"d. she
was n comparatively small animal. and wHs not
up ~ the weight OF her rider.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
PRESIDENT BROADpELL IN Jam.
rhe Head of ~ Broken Savings Hank 10 Spend
sunday In the tity Prison.

EN-president Broadwell of the broken
Ciairm mt Savings Bank spent his second night
behinbthe bars last night in the City Prison. hay-
Ing IA transferred from the Jersey City police
station Yesterday morning. He voluntarily
crp,,ed tho ferry with Detectives Field and
O't"nnor without q requisitOn. and went to
Di,'ri Attorney Phclps's private Office where
ho was informed TINT hc would have to give
t21pD, hail. number OF his friends from
} ',", tty called on him and eN-liecord"r
81 il .nd Assistant District Attorney Bel went
h"iDir Jul lsr Donohue nnd mnde m oilrr OF
Jersey Cty hond-men. which was refused. Dlr.
Bond" " son-in-law aud FRIEND spent the
re, ~ the has III tr) inE to get Now York bonds
ne, hu' they wcr" unsuccessiul, MIR. Broad
w"l' VA deeply affected when told that he must
sob the Cily Prison. but Ia soon recovered his
A-cN-pr,silent Broadwell walked up to tho
prison dnsk. eX-pres irnt Case was pacing
d wa n. urlinor with hls broad -hrimmed hat
hipuchld 'r his eyes. lle glanced up hastily
- the w conner entered. ana their eyes met.
but neither recognized the other. and ex-Presi-
don't Cnse resumed his walk.
b. ldvrll l. a year younger thnn his fellow
Ig-uuer but looks to be ten years his senior.
lic ia larger and stouter and rud'lier, but his
htlr Hn4 IAN board ARE snow white. while Case
Nj Rroadwcl was assigned to coll 70 in the
o. cnh ,er adjoining the apartment IN which
,,oh ne riison rocord IL written; sherman
Briaiwell, residence, 4O5 Bergen avenue, J"r-
s"y city; ag', 81; native Of the United states:
htli.t; no business perjury
In tlr District Attorneys Otiico, Mr., Broad.
vel 'lked about his inno,on1e, II there hnd
" & any p pS M oSbsr 9aeT, were re gTy VIZ Sqf H.
ihiiuned tina, Secretary Swan was the man.
So rG,ory Swan called on the District Attorney
II was allowed 10 80 until Monday. and then be
VII p.ead t0 his indictment and give bail. Mr.
Brpadw-l will bo taken before Judge Brady IL
Oyer, aud Tormincr Oh Monday morning L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
MRS. DELhNEY'S DIINONDS.
Tho Beautiful Woman Accused OF stealing
Them Arraigned in Court.

Mrs. Mary d, Hooper who has been in
Raymond street .ail for over month awaiting
Indictment on n charge of stealing $500 worth
OF diamonds from Mrs. William II. Delaney
with whom she was boarding at 2l2 High
street. Brooklyn. was arraignod under an in
dlctment for grand larceny in the Kings Coun-
ty Court OF Sessions yesterday. Mrs Hooper
has been treated with unusual deference by all
the officials whom she has been Obliged 10 500
Mrs Hopper, wakes, into the, count room n
charge Of 'Officcr McMahon. sho WAS dressed
in black. and had a black veil drawn tightly
over her face. but II was thin enough 20 permit
her to use her large black Dyes 10 advantage
She was given a scat inside the railing beside
pair Of false teeth, Sherin Daggett hastonod 10
her sidc greeted her cordially and talked Ia
her in low tone. while the burglars, thieves
and rufllans were being arrugned.
when her namo was called she walked slowly
around to point, directly In front Of the Judge
md stood with her eyes cast down, ClcIk
Wakley read her indictment but before she
could announce her plea her lawyer, q young
volunteer. asked 10 hnyo tho case set down f9l
Thursday Tor trial. The Sherf then politely
escorted Mrs, Hooper out OF tho court room
and took her to his privgle office
Nellio Hayes her maid ID Still held as wit
ness,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
TWEED AND mo ERsOLL.
Closing the Reference In the Istter's suit
against the Former for sffe,5OO.

The venerable Origen ). seymour OF Ltch-
o,1 ...i,. 49,. .....,.,. ,ho i.,, ~ r,,,.,.,.,,,,
Held whose age under the law oi connecticut.
has terminated his long service on the bench.
hoard. Ms referee. the Inst of the evidence i'm the
a..,, -, II, +, i..,.,,t o,,ni,., ,vr,,,.,. \,
sun ol '"hVs H. ln9ciS"" "S"'hS' "Ii'iuin VI.
Tweed in Nrw Haven yesterday. lngcrsoll
u,"''''s sii-,'vo rs "","",o Vt '"on'y ioan'u W
lwcou. ana mas h'thchoh property III drcen-
wich which stands In tho name of Mrs Tweed.
Tvcod od,nita Tho rncciut of tho Ionna lint snva
-, ~ A.. ,o,,...,., .,,o 60
nc paiu a. ~ bhrpcr' tho 'ouoEiS'' 'I'%o"Voh
Ingersolls request. 1ngefsol H. says. was a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
rHE rOR1E IIRAD on VAR.
A Circular Note to the Power, Pleading for
InterNe ption aud Peace.

LoNpoN. Dee i5.-A Constantinople tie
note de- ,it,hol Joy the Porte t. the sisnaiorics
q the treaties o. 1871 bci.ihs with the statement
that tho origin OF the present important events
is perfectly known. Tho imperial Government
il conscious " having done nothing 10 provoke
the war: ii has done everything Ia avoid II. and
has vainly sought t. di- 'oycr Eu-sia's motives
in her agerc S-iVc campaign. The Porte has
shown a 4 sire for improyrm nt 10y rcursani;-
insthn Ml 'in system ANA drN'-in- r"'orii.l, !,
without Il -t'n lion ol tn'' or r,llEi ~. A''nih-
ing g. the Con tuition. which las "vrTyWi ere
been wrl received. Partial reform Is ot no
avail. The adoption ol improvements ~ "ii
other commrni.'a g. r""t Any d"dt a9 y
thr execution of tho-n rcirn, III uil
d,-nin"ar h'iar" the s'!"wn d'''"r' non,
simply ratitdS surh r'lulm7. AMI L.
disastrous to the country generally. destroy ig
agricultural interests. killing nluH'ry, ana ~
ly ol tuosr arranec ecmenis tol reform. what ,rea-
son can thrrr he for rrntinuius the wnrf Rus
sa has declared that sh" j. lot animated 10y =
spirt Of conquest. The military honor Of both
| lct can there be- in prolQmglng contest rum
! ous = both countric-? Tn moment las ar
rived ior the hcllis, rent powers tn accept peace
| without atie e'ting their dignity Lur9p' might
! now ns.iuly utcrpn-r lcr good on 'r- Sine
! thr porir IL ready to come to trrm-. The roun,
try L. NOT al the ri.d of rs sources, ana - -ll
! ready. moreover. To- sacrifice all for tho hndc-
| pcnd,.ur, and integrity ol the tathcr.ault i
| bur the porte rs dc~rous io stop the tnrthcr a.
! fusion of blood. and thoreloir am MS to tn'
great powers. hoping thnt thcy will receive
| these ovcrtur .gNombly.'
| CONFERENCE.-THE, De-. -. me Ohhnnrr Q
Deputies has elected Chriai.an as its Pr 81
| don't
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
THE SCiRE NtBsIDING.
specuinturs Offering to IiuS tiaims Against
tae Newark savings Banks.

1hr alarm Of the d"po,it"r, in tn savings
hank, of Newark has suh-'icd. Tho oin r " II
~ r,rulltor to buy clgims against tho Newark
savings Institution 1T -iNty cen,r on the dollar.
anl take the risk allayrdthc trHrs OF d"positors
in that bank and not nboVc siNtS pri IONS drew
their 1Spor cent yesterday. Tho run on tho
How .ld NtVinE- Bahh Waa continued. ldt "a :
O'Clock twenty y r@oi.S only NGre NutnE'
There were no thrpnps in front of the bank. No
hu.in - Was done al thc Dime Savings ln-titu.
ton Ii did not pay out u dollar. ti, ninety days
rule hrihs strictly adhered To-. Irrous VINO
called to make deposits wrrr advised 10 keep
enough money for th.ir immediate needs. hs
tho bans would not rerun" ln) lnruis uNi IL con.
at tic German savings Bank either.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16
SHOOTING THE WRONG MAN
A ts,alryman Kiiling his First serg ant The
Murderer L,nehed,

HAT CREEK Wy, Dec, l5,-At Silver Springs
twenty i've miles south OF here. member OF
Company A. Third Cavalry tone OF three COM
pAni"s now en- route 10 the Hills. named Kcn-
n0dy while under the influence Of liquor, yes
GER iay threatened the life of n Sergeant Of his
company named SchHifcr. but was prevented AT
Won ''
vnhotily after arriving in camp In the evening
nrhtedy procured II carbinc, went 10 a tent
Wn,rn he supposed S.halicr would DO found
ehl' opening the flap. fired Mt the first man he
saw, ckll.ing him instantly; but, Instead N
pi,nrh.ier. It proved to be John 4. Van Mott.
tlIs sergeant Of the company. Kennedy was
,inmeilately ~ disarmed and put under guard.
M,bfeat mr. excitement prevailed among tho men Of
w, sie company by whom Van Mott was greatly
diespeted. and some time during the night tho
euatq euHt NAs ovsrpowrred. u blanket being thrown
I,11, mp urmi ana at daylight this morning the
u,)iy pt Kennedy was found suspended to the
i,l%H l'oin oi IN" guard tent by the neck. aud
t''N'h.i, Van Mott body wts brought hero
> ttl '.il D. awarded lO-MylrOW 70
%.-l l. I u"ttDs "a. }iu 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-16


rp yhasro,e. ~ frrn L. S-lcr th' 'i,n''s"
NOs.a' ,t l. N4n .it hinc
Ihr rlmg..,st O. ,lr.t tun ni ti' tfnW-n, General
N.ruuluc, gle 90 olc l' it ,u Tar 18th .i-'
Thcrnuld rDpn' ,aus ale arl au.lu - .ife fcuatot
ouAa SCI. naio on h's teinln ilom Mesir- io n t
Wt,h
Laurence n TAYLOR. oi EA;,u. Thowrfo0 Go tanh.
tf. d,t i..dss. II, Na- tnlt-t 80 iA, oiNA i'N'
change.
THIS l,n, ho la.i wo,ho Me rli, !mr n church of
tht ii1l' lurnDrut> al a4hf uO' sold 'lnn linrslW
~, tole 'oil 90, auction 90 f.r-iA. T." - on' s"irr'
day evening"
The Haronc-. 10 Bns.ierc ntli'' lt" cry SCH IN
the Sew York llUtCl IT, h.-h0ud. iN" H.uu i' Rus
s,lr ar! lar o. Bier have been tl., Hlhcl that her
death may hc expected AZ any i' t.'nt
The n,Sn.-,rs ,a the Loan cNnhit.on 'io Academy
OF Dvssn i i 20 ir S'riy ol o. c1-a'lNc A. are glad
I, notice iha n J.. u cd ast lu' anon clusrll study
he cnl,.us eni rare articles exhibited. ''rday was
~ most sus rfsul day 4
Grinnan Datal 10 cotton brokers m Pearl street,
tuSIcnlet Acst rtHy Ie hrm Is branch oi Glnnan 4
Dnvfl Of weston who ba.c also SUSPENDED Thvtr
rahHiics tF ;aorrl 1hs failure Was caused by the
thrHkf-c IN the price oi tpof cotton.
Ihc ANecncn's Committee on County Afsirs have rs,
| S'Nti nas'.l ic E'shM RoelMm 10 the aun,ry ~
Ninth avenue rn9 Twenty vontl street Whll Istu hs
louid i'r foHla ,r and 80 lHrf tor lle u.r o ,hs
NNh IT, siu' ul TIC lullig nov ,ccpiies =! Lem 'oi
=, ,NpJHy A,
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QuEpgc. Doe. t5-An the prcliminarios have
teen complD ted here Tor the i4c ush between Wc lh
Giant Ambrose CalncJ Of Batter, H. Arullor' "nd loe
Labossicrc. the champion OF the pomimon Carney
stands OF 34 in IN his soek'ns', and "rEh' 'reih"l
oo r,rnIs IrLo.slerc stands tcct inch IN height.
and nrgh. al2 rounds The nru ~s " aSre e.ne nt su
XXX th.t thc M .its slall hsht ln.diug ~ ihe n'w
~ ,n, 1nlo ptile ring at catch WeiLts, TOR $50,
on Monday Dec n both m,n have been IA iianhs ,ot
III. uusl two wrth Carney uNi.f ~ mchhmthlp ~ a
Kn.tnu pilgiist and the chaml.o tmlct lhgN Nh. u
IerurN rs ms III, cunins battle wei Known Nj hlFrtl
"l,in- nan " N match him to hght Tom ALIEN iut Nio
chamron,mp Of the worlt lhh''irrr hs, nTH,,tA ir IN
,",, ,t', litests Last sprin- hc ouslt frui Mltn
Niiior of Sow Nurh ani WAS defeat nheI u,'p At
r"ntest which lasted uilty lNr mnNies luIlnE W IL
,', t,und, were fought riiT contest is ereAlit con
,tcrable interest aud Carney ~ the iavonc ~ peWs