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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15
THE ARMY HgATHbNS,

The provisions SO long looked for from
Chicago have been received, and the Orleans
Relief Association will be correspondingly
happy.
Mr. d. Rose has been appointed assistant
superintendent Of the wagons, and will see
that the rations are served only to deserving
ones. The following were the rations served:
Grand Army of Republic. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Algiers Relief Association. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1875
You Mons Christian Association. 800
Mount Zion Association OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100
Roller Of the Worthy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Touro Tnhrmary and Hebrew Benevolent
Mutual Benevolent Relief. .....--...,.-...-... $40
St, John Conference st. Vin"ent de Paul $50
Committee 20. C. r Association. -...-....... 44O
St. Alphonsus Orphan Asylum ..........-... 300
Army OF Tennessee -.-....-.-..--- 105
Ladies' of Charity St. JOsephs Church. 10
Homeopathic Relief Association ....-........ IS
stearb atmen's Relief Association ....,....- 100
St. Theresa .ciety st. Vincent de Paul -..- 100"
German Relief Association. ................., 100
Crescent EncamDment No. /. K. Of T...-.... 80
Firemen's Charitable Association. ........... so
German Beneficial Snciety- Observation-Disclosures 40
German friendship, Carrolton. ......--....- 80
Ladies' Physiological Society. .......---....- IS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15
FEVER STATISTICS.
FEVER TABLES.

The table below has been carefully compiled.
and will be found interesting. suggestive and
GnnsoatOrv.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15
SECOND DISTRICT COURT
ETCCEESJpN1 OPENED

SUGGESTIONS OPENED,
Charles Albert Frossart Albert Perrott.
Rch'd D. Mitchell Henrietta Lehman, jacob,
Resell
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Fires,

between the hours Of 70 and o'clock yester-
day Q flo broke out in 81 ope-story frame
dwelling in Tunisbnrg. The building was to-
tally destt Dyed. It was owned by n. Trepag-
nier and occupied by ). p. Ctements. Insured
in the Union Insurance. Conn aDy for 5000.
At oclock yesterday morning the one-story
frame house at tho corner OF Bayou road and
Claiborne street WIS slightly damaged by fire.
II was occupied as q grocery by Alfred Harel
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15
Go Gner's anNueat.

Coroner Roche last evening concluded the in
quest i'll the case Of the killing Of Henry Davis
by John Glover On board the steamboat E. O.
Btnnard.
The Jury returned o verdict that the deceased
came to his death from fracture Of the skull
produced by blunt Instrument In the hands of
John Glover. now at Urge and found Henry
Rodgers as accessory before and after the fact.
Signal service Local Report.
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signal service Local Report
New ORLEANS. September IA. 1873,

Time. Bar. / ] i i = Weather:
{: 8: f !; 5 5::;
Means -. 80 12s72 545 I...... 80 ..........
Maximum temperature 7e degrseg; minimum
temperature 81 degrees. No rainfall.
Nurses and attendants In sick rooms. who
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as preventive. For sole by T. L.. Lyons.
druggist.
Ono OF the pleasantest reco Iecti0ns OF the
Centennial trip to, Philade)phia thousands of
people will connect with their Ileasant quarters
and agreeable treatment at the ColOnnade HOTEL
WHAT CAN You Do?-We will tell you in d
Red Star Shoe Store. Of which Arthur Durieu IL
proprietor. and we will wager an egg against.
a OK that YOU VII be eatis fed With his prices
numerous stock OF shoes, boots CATERS slip
pers. ties. congress. etc. Give him d call.
ALL RIGHT AGAIN Frank Landfried's justly
celebrated saloon The Corner on Poydras
and New Levee streets has been undo! going
has been opened again, looking a. cosy clean
and inviting as any est bIisnment Of the kind
in this city. Frank always keeps the very best
fS.
lunch and has made his place the headquarterg
Of the merchants in that neighborhood.
STAUB.-There ts no discount on Staub. He
Is and will b. forever the best man ON earth to
keep the Latest papers and periodicals. IL ever
VS. pass GOldthWaite's b,Ok to- g. at the corner
Of Exchange Alley and Canal street and II we
do not see Staub inside, then we will surely be-
lieye that the whole neWs department. Of New
Orleans Is gone uD the spout. Blu this Ia only
q superstition Stauh Is AMI will ever be at his
post, and be has the intention to I'll his three
score and ten just as neatly as any man in this.
world.
THE ISLAND. QUEEN CHAMpAGNE-We take,
pleasure in directing the attention Of physi-
clans and beads + families TO the ADVERTISE
ment OF Messrs. Shropshire & 10. IS South
pn ers street the agents Of the Kelley Island
Wine Company. They are now Offering for sale
the Island QUEEN Champagne, which has &C.
CURED great reputation during the present
epidemic: 1t has been largely used by the
How ", Assneiation pattenta and by those at
mended by the faculty generally.
OMAHA RHUBARB WINE-Is the bast purifier
OF the, blood IN USE. Il Is Very agreeable TO the
q valuable aid In case Of Indigestion and all
stomach com plants. This wine contains ia an
agreeable form all the medical properties Of the
plant from which 1t 3s expressed the valuable
qualities Of which are vel, known to physicians.
Experience has affor'ed the most ample proof
that this wine Possesses all the fine aromatic
ant stomachic proper les for which the plant
has been esteem d. Its benz fits are decidedaa
and heal hfuL lfs use Is strongly recommended
to persons after ding alex rooms a. 1t is believed
to BE- a preventive dun rg prevalence Of fever
and other in ectiOus disease Put up In pint
bottles. champagne styla, with ,wo dpzen In a
case. This wine ca BE- han at l. L. Lyons, who
has full supply on hand to meet the demand.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15

Mean temperature 62 q 61.2 MI S3h
tHW,s tSmp winS Sc e 81 MI 81
Rainf foil. inches 80 CIT $3.50 62l 81
Both months were remarkable for numerous
showers and low average wind velocity. July
of this year was remarkable for the unpre-
cedented number OF Cnlms-4 altogether.
August was not only remarkable for the
number Of calms-22- but also for the fire.
uuency OF Its rains,
Our reporter saw
..= pR0F. DIMITRY,
and In response to questions the Professor
gave the following as his views on the SUD-
ject:
Born here | have passed through eight yel-
low fever epidemiCs, some OF them OF the
most deadly character. sWch as thQSe OIL 1879
1853, and 1867. In all of them the opinion has Gs
been held, and experience has largely lustt-
fled 1t, that with the appearance OF the first
norther the sick rapidly sink and die, while
those In early convalesence are liable to sud-
den relapse. My own experience III days past
attending to some laborng under tho fever
has satisfied me OF the average correctness
of the observations referred to above,
NV occupation imposing upon me an alter
nate residence in city and country have had
constant occasion of noticing the different
changes Of the atmosphere which occur IN the
FALL heraldng the colder season. Never be-
fore, 80 far rs | can recollect, has what Ia
called the cold snap come earlier than the
twentieth or twenty fifth of September. The
fact might be easily ascertained by reference
to the thermometrical Indications, no doubt
recorded by many of the members Of the med
ical faculty from year to year.
We have, OF course, no means OF account
ing for this premature invasion Of northern
winds except by the induction that they have
arisen in the north and northwest at even
an earlier period than Is usual in those lati-
6tldes.
do not, however, believe that any cold
weather less rigorous than that which brings
o frost can thoroughly sanity our poisoned
atmosphere. Men of unQuestioned science
trace The origin of the yellow fever plague to
the presence Of certain corpuscles dissent
mated through the atmosphere which can
not be destroyed except by what is called a
killing frost.
In the instance of the present epidemic
where the daily returns OF decreasing or sta
tionary mortality seem to contradict the
common opinion, that of q layman must be of
little weight, and it requires that of men of
science to decide the question eL CGthedrU.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15

WHAT CAN You Do?-We will tell you in
few words. You all need shoes, Well, go to the
proprietor, and WE will wager al egg against
an OK that you. will be satisfied with his prices.
the quality Of his goods, and the style of his
numerous stock OF shoes, boots CATERS slip
pers ties, congress. etc. Give him u call
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| Ono Of the pleasantest reco' lectiOns Of the
| Centennial trip to Philadelphia thousands of
| people will connect with tneir Ileasant quarters
| and agreeable treatment at the ColOnnade Hotel.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15
YES TEEgEpAY'S ROLL.

OFFICE BOARD OFF HEALTH.
New Orleans, September a. 1878. !
Official statement OF cases Of yellow fever re-
ported In New Orleans:
Deaths from IL m. yesterday to II III. TO- day. 50
New cases NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3Og
Total cases to date .G44G
Total deaths tn date 1889
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Maximum temperature 7e degrbas minimum
temperature 81 degrees. No rainfall.
Nurses and attendants In sick rooms. who
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as preventive. For sole by I. l.. Lyons.
druggist,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-15

mo further official notice was taken Of the
| fever in 1853.
| mo further notice In 1867.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03

WEDNESDAY Jan. 2-FLouR AND MEAr--Trade
S and a4 mT S wis e PP w II we cs o Ss
We quote state and Western supcrhne. ., ,ss5 extra
s5, DO k and Xxx q 7s7 VT" sne eS wSs., es
patents. e. sSss 80 0 CIV s6 n ssrn e IS
s,1nhsrn bakers ani family orsuds ssS' ~; ,crtheln
,i5o f g.. 60 90" rye iced $40 BueAw0ea' hour
o bss a /" 'g sgi o'a Sss. .ss:
Esao ,o , So.s at one nmo h;hsr but closed slightly
Tor tehruary lI'ic for Msrch. i97c Tor April nc.
s bale. Receipt, al e po oS this is'S dsy :,
rgo!rIoNs-.Por. was lower and dun now mess on tho
spot tl2 ,sSi2 % and entirely nominal 300 bis sold
@i Msith ~ tl2p o.e X on hand So lli against
s-o'p one v1ar az br' gnct s,"ck ~ thi- and
a., On a Wes,rn i9S o'fsr 20 or february
dui sales c2o cs at = Tor prime city and 5. njSss 10
,is a, a Gr ,,1rs desssJE as9y VI,
suck OF lard a. 5o against 2aOlJ last January
Kim. i7@25c wc.trn do l2e2Dc ,hee-e IN good de-
,ala s.i 'iI"ry de- ia,e ssi2Aei
'nuN-Whcrt Wp- lower lnd more active sale. on tho
.%Fsis G%i ,yns 80 Ss% Sssr at $751; ii.s9 do
N e, az No. 'p-ine - g,n y 90 White
Surfing At A@si ;! for January ana 81 81 = s3s
generally hsid allow the views OF faycr .a,s 9ooot
bush at s!ssesc toy mixed and 3seisi,c for white,
for white. Indian corn n.merior new missed, hui other
81 ''soi,,e lor western mixed incuding No at &C
n n',S', , TnH H. az Il, ..au.r mlN,d osc
delivery. 500 bush steamer mixed Tor January, 5sc.
'hot thirs-Nu coffee was uuict ami unO hanged
goes 'AMis,sc ana o'hing lots a. h4h - &c.. rold
,r~ here ul2 ha1- on private stock all ports
~ 81 bag. uf viii. ipIHis are here In first hands
Mid grades qu ~ ~ F24lsc for Java AMI 10, siVc
Tor NHrhchho huth gpf iacc steady at io.Nt.c
lrnc iui dome sc Mui1sse~ quiet aui unchanged New
Orleans. Jlaisc Raw sugars firm and in moderate
demand air iu good iDhmug cuba az rc. centrifugal
st@ic sale 80 lll~ nmi bon bags AZ 7e7's r7i &c.
Tor una ami 9c. fuf PIn1WhucO Refined quite active
ami arms haIi- ga fsi7sc standard " A, niae
SrNnhlks-Na,Hl stores were quiet and unchanged:
srnt, turpeuune. SO strained e. good rl.in 81 7asa
- ~, Petroleum wa- inct AMI easier. crude in bulk
refined, ~ ban Hl-. l@fag TAllpw active at
sfs 9 tic tut prime Whl..ty dun and nominal at
81 40 ocean rclhts qi. e but steady chcc-, to Liver
pool. ~ steam, tj- hutter 10 London steam +5s;
cram Nv sal NJ -four :. 81 gram 20 Hal by steam,
ga ST.. do tu Cork fnr ORDERS IS 6d ar nncd pero
lNlln " ihe bAuc. y ~ do % Iriese. IS a n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03
HN-miroR o'NnYtn.s ma.
t'cuaed OF M'irrnsnncc In signing Warrant.
for Work GA isrs~r>nir.

~" trial of oN-Nayor Charles H. O'NcW
oi Jersey city for anr.-, ma,,a.an.e in on %.
10 ien.ns warrants for work IN Reservoir NJ.
.. WAS begun yesterday before Judge Knapp. in
th' Hudson County Court 81 Oyer and Ter
miner The offence IS merely technical. The
Indictment ayers tha, the signing of the war
rants w.~ i.-gl. l.0au,s NJ enntrg = existed
n"wcon M. riy and Nr Cleveland the run.
o.. r. ~ t"t Uo. ANA that bids had Mt hscn
,r-. o. -. q flr.
Mr ON.. arp.1r.l with his counsel. ex-
Ar ru G"r.r'l Robert G'lnlrlst and Corne-
Ils s. %. F-li. Ati, rnry- GrucrW stockton
ana p'r'r. Attorney Carr lson appeared for
'Is ir,t. 'ullan.
Ju l,r X ~ ref5-cl request 70 strike ont
H." "Y,nlu- o.. "a" p.-tri t Attorney, On tho
~ D. fi j 'lId MT max out crime. and
-'i t1f' ~ state sute"tod In -u-tniningth
Z, ii'tu'ut. th" rii I wYlli he against the de-
''u 'tu'. Ihs Court uisn = fused To compel the
luton to make known what they Intended
T. f.th Mallory. Cl-rk ~ the Board ~ Public
N"rN-. 'h'u guv' nu count NJ the amount ~
WurN done ily g.iur Cleveland. Tho books
..nt r"'oris OF tle board were admitted ~ evil
q Moe.
Tu-tr,al viii lat for several days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03
JOHN B0NNER'S RASCALITY.
-xyE Full EXTENT or MS REHrPOTH-
ECITING TRANS lotions.
Mixed Operations that Aggregate Nearly
SS,OOO,OOO- Complications Homer
Supposed TO have Carried or Si5O,OOO.

Mixed Operations that Aggregate Nearly
Ss.O0O,O0O Complications Bonncr
Supposed TO have Carried or si5o.OOO.
The excitement relative to the collapse Of
John Bonner a Co. subsidized somewhat yc-ter-
day. but still th"rc was constant stream Of in
qurers flowing through the ofhcc. Mr.. Girls
void. the assignee. and Mr.. Clarence seward.
his counsel were kept busy all day answering
questions. Mr. seward refused to give list Of
the losers. which he is known TO possess but
admitted that John Bonner had secured at lcast
ten per cent. on an average. by his rehypothe-
cations Thus. it il thought. John Bonner went
away with at least $4,000 In his pocket If not
more
just after the opening Of tho Stock Exchange
yesterday the following letter was received:
NAV YoHN, " BEo,p srR,ir
To M P,,i,p ond N,scy, NJ n, v, i,L Sot Er,yrnye
GfSrtrwsS In view of the transactions Of the arm OF
John Homer Co. Of which am member, beg leave
Inquire into the affairs OF said nrm in order that
lhuu, win said nfm, and especially with tho trnu-ac
tons rclas to the rehypoiecauns Of securities may
have further to ask that the committee be instructed
II in order ~ Ma, ID; letter be read to the board
Respectfully, ARrnuR L. SKwLLL
The letter was not read 20 the board. as tho
Committee of Investigation had already been
appointed.
From II list of the loans rchypothecntcd by
Jonn Bonner II appears that his operations
reached nearly 60 O0O 600 in this line alone, the
average Of losses to those who pledged their So
curlu"s Win MIN being iully 10 per cent. But
John BOnncr's operations acted both WAYS i'm
mnnv instuncas both those ,vLo borro,rad from,
80, a. -, - "'' ''o'ii
anu uoS" VINO loaned To MN losing heavily. the
former in tho way Of differences. and the latter
nv the insuflirency Of the collnternls To cover
The loans. John Bonner had an abundance Of
Bankers and Brokers Association stock whose
utter worthlrssucss has already becn hinted nj
Whenever he loaned nt nov ON stocks or bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03

hrin.f"f fH ne NH7i ft Co. ". me- fiHHf fatfrs
On New Years Day. Immediately followinsthc
rer,' nation o Haht the evening prcyou,l, to nearly
$50" persons 10y the Count Jomno- he received three
invitations ani financial oilers act or illustrate sh Ike,
sloafc, with bis dramaie pupil W.hin- to have com.
larHiNt rcro.e after the % sian campaign The
htfn-Iff i.- iiti an N0 ans nnw cul.ulf If,d
40 written a.. 'n' nt n trlN,lr ami oiafurtnllt illus
tuV. ui SfVinWHN HAIL. fu ~aIIrltN tNtuiu. Jan H.
instant. SOLE c.ini. ilt'u nh'l'u. Hamlet Richard
III. "hd NHINtHI AN additional interest viii he
gas. D ny il.e ir, ..iI t"-ue ietwecn Lnd I.Iaaf
and L'fp ITHNi lr 100 NDW comci, drama tcoiArtht.
'us composed iN NIrs AtNult Fairbanks who b. AN .u
V'nrs-. - ~ N. .n .ru.t. Al other en-i.rntut. 900
New AUrh lhtdr Inhi. Baltimore, uul MH.hIu. tom arc
.l ih abbey ,, unuI at,r uat at steuwa4 Hal un the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03
FINANCIAL AND COMuERCrfL.

wrr~,,s,,v Ian u Al -rno It'll,
"rDN'7DNi' '""' ii' s'"'k
market settled into unexpected dullnces and
wps oui,o in contrast ,yth Tho s,ci,sm,,t ,''n.
&c., fi..,,.,t -, - =, 49,
""".h- inc operations OF Monday. Inc Bon
nor failure was still the chief topic of dis us
sion and tho-, directly interested ,r.ro ,...,,
.,, -, - 80 NV WIZ w."
p''u III 'hd'"N'llh~ To lil th''r STOCKS, until nh
injunction WAS served upon those who had
mad. l,an- IA p.,,.r r,s,r,i,,ir.. ,hnn, r.,
g., .,,,. 80. ~ ~ ''''''
]" "il WAY n'"uos'ns oi ia" same until adj Judi
Gated hy the courts. THIS action has prevented
banks or financial inetifutior. from, i,,., ,,,
Tho e,u,,.r.l. MA 60. .,-t. -
"' cNHulcrHa h'ld Tor thelr advances. AMI
further postpones settlement u the difficulty.
In to-day, business the transactions wcrr IN
opened strong for Lake Shore at 81 ana adj
van.nI 90 80. d, n-,,... ,.. ...'...
N'"''u W " o. Hrler tone wis impaired L.
the general dealings N.shf.an Central y.a.,
N"HdfuIy from " 10 uo' ana est IN onion
also before IN i,l,luv ,vns s. b..t..r At ~ halo
- a.,
ware, L1ckawanna. anu Western rallied | 81 Z.
''' '- o. Wa '''' '''''iH 't'"A'H were dl-'
firm hut i'm the later truu-a tlnus Lake Shore
yielisd ,o o1t.,.,f, o,,l ,i, ..,.i h.. J.,
cnmo decidedly weak. with s1l.- Of I.eknvnnua
III So, -tItn l.tV.-i t,.t,t, al d.. a a.. '''
Ittrfr., +f. .lt..',.....,. J., 49,. ,, ..t.f a. -
eiiinn 81 in,it. i',N H. WIN w. 'N-
delaware. IL savanna ana Western. anu LAX
Shore. There wore mo- frln-.ttti.u- of nrn,1-
inrue, and tho t..r,,rnl n,nrl,., .i....i H. i','I
ma ms ,,iI 80, W 4'"4 az N''sc4 I'Ncl'sN
Robt. /. Cuiiin, jr has h.,,, o,.,,t,,,l ,.
.. $3.50, -. 'iN0 '",N hIIpu''l as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03

s. Amonque. pciori. Ht,re bee -. and Plymouth
s. ucvonia Mungo. cii .sow Dec .. AMI Mo,A.c I'D
- liaff'rds AF..If. f..f
= santiago ic una. iwrll clarl, .ton
- thuts. sriitn. iti.t'0i Hlfa.
- John Gibson. Mt.lu-. GEORGETOWN. ID o.
- kittuNuI. kNilN. ftrfU..
= trtnnnnil. Hfl-.. Portland
IS caucus. u. ans. b.. toni
h1f. au Read D l- ~fsf'in.
SfhrS Paine ~ Hiiln Rarcclona
tt.li' L 49, ..lI.l.. -l, ir,r. Tu-pan
AisD tht usual rls D. ..l .'tIi.tv. 90. p...,..l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03
Real Estato Market.


Transactions yeste rday at tho Exchange COM.
prisci foreclosure sales hy
u Scamnn-Onc three story frame house, with LOT
2Nf on the cast site of Fourth avenue ~ feet south Of
ilph street $3.50
II W Contrs-Onc three story frame house, with lot
2-Nl ~ jl2 East 10Th street south side 7b feet east
OF second avenue. S2.pp
Tue remainder OF announced sales were adjourned
\ large number ot foreclosure
"a A the ENluuu4e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03
A Coiored Colony In Kansas.



The best thing in the colony line that | hnVo
Soon i- cOlNItd colony nov BPM ln' iti 6rtNnu
counts. m the upier solomon valny fncy have lud
located Government landS Inv" huit village. help
each other in breaking lead, planting, &C. and should
ne Al season be favorable one, w b. tho hish road
10 fortune
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03
DR. It's. LAMBERT SENTENCED
mourn TO HIJE rEfRS or TMPRTS on
MENT ar mann LIBOR


Doctor arrived shortly after IL o'clock. with
COL spencer and some friends. He wore n
| i.,k cl1ak and looked hlandly benevolent a.
| h. took hi. seat at the table and entered into
earnest conversation with cN-Rccordcr smith,
Fora time. interest in the Doctor was diverted
| ly % discussion Of some excise cases before
Judge Daniels. This was closed about twenty
minutes before noon. Then Judge Daniels re-
tired. and Judge Brady took his place.
District Attorney Phelps who had been chat
ting with knot of his assistants in the corner.
aroso and moved for judgment in the case Of
Dr. Lambert.
"Thomas s. lambert" called the clerk
Tho Doctor dive -tci himself of his coax and
e. nl NJ.
What have you to say why judgment should
| D., now be- pronounced against you according
| e. mwY'
Tie Doctor. settling himself in an oratorcal
6rrlle. addressed himself 81 the Court.
May it please your Honor. am very much
obliged for this opp rtunity. for the first time in
SIS months. VI ,ind.raiius before NV fellow
citizens my integrity. my honor. and my TRUTH
Fl n"ss by thn remarks which will succeed
Jnrolng bulky manus 'rpi the Doctor. be-
tr' beginning. 10 read. returned his heartfelt
utuks to the many persons win had eNfen ded
ileir sympathy 10 him. IT, could not ntme
d. .n. brr.U~' thoy vs. g. numbered boy thou
sands II thanaed those who had given h.n
re pa. uuary aid without which be- could No.,
have borne the burden " .ho trial. hui moro
tariI lariy the Ainl-hcar a 'ian who had
manifested confidence in him hy standing ~
h = bail. ulth ugh many. hy let .r and person
Gly. hal tr,rdt1 I'm luce him 90 withdraw. Is
nuota strange thin-,' ASK TIA Doctor. d" that
In the face of su 10 ana accusation. persons who
are riar -rrtn- rs to h'ul-nau SHOULD rai
upon him on su IA "a protcu''. for ustanor Cos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03
ALBANY LAWMAKERS BUSY.
bills TnI1 HIJ-E sPECTfL INTEREST
ron NEU YORk CITY.


'e"h'hs Naming the committeeman.
=, - '"'' nv j." ''''
Houses to-day were very brcf. and then an adj
iournmrnt WINS tnk,n until nc,t Tuesday ovon.
i,, MT H. 1,.. -, -, :, i,. O.
InE' ms - u"h' III Vi"vI w XIV NP'"hcr
liusted In the Assembly ana president pro tenn.
Robertson in the Senate an opportunity 10
mob, 49,, choir .,,,,,,, i,,,s ord orr.,,,, e 49,
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distribution OF the subordinate places among
the horde who are here seeking for them. In
,hc s,n,t,. Mr. Jacobs ofyorcd n rcsor,,,i,',,, u
so V w. ",. 1913 ",'','u ,'so'u',on can.
Committee. which was ndoutcd The same sub.
irct WAS consnicuouslv brought forvorJ in ,ho
. VOC "7piN"""9'S "iouEh' ior"hru III inc
Assembly by the introduction OF two bills. one
by Mr.. Cosad Of Ontario to rcorganizc the SEN
ate Districts Of the state. and the other bv Mr.
Wilers oil Seneca to rcapportion the Assembly
Districts The Inter is an exact copy of the
ana IT gives New York twenty-six members and
main n COPY Of senator tierord's hin with ,,.,.,o
~ W. ", N''"i" VIM Ni'h s''Ic
chahscs IN INC rural districts. The Democrats
are determined to press this question. and
VI" '", VIII nave haru WORK To suppress ac-
ton az long rs he did in the last session.
hv tha iutrotueti,,, Ia. NJ n.i,. tn In, =
Wy ''e ','r"uu'uon ny Mr. p"y OF inc pill no.
OF ale. wines and liquors in the city of New
York He recommended il viii :, ,.,,, r.,,,,,rt.',
sc,,,, r,p IT,, ~ Wl,m Nv rgIlarks.
i'm th"r If Nav Yrr NH 5r S,,, ill.,, H., i,i,rs
ia,',nr ~ ~ Wv ~. ~ 'lli urEih- ll' I"ki@-
lair eyci@~ law for th9i NV eonsis'n WI VII
uuhlic morality "nI so,,nI si,,i s,ia, n' W.
NrD,u"u,.b ~ Nc Vr M, =, @ - nr
amend tn', pr"vi.ior. - III. ,rns,n, , r i ~
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t'"i ,ss,,,,r ,o piIsDn1 Eo'I niora crar9c-
,b"rizas l ~ .' sg , ,, l" ~ a,i.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-03

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 2-'rhe Grand Trunk
RAILWAY lat. ariHn- sl tor urN iorul-hts nue >..n
rrs hence 90 GLASGOW. T. commence Immediately Five
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