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ALDERMEN ABSORBED in POLITICS.

ONLY FOUR IN THEIR SEATS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ELY's VETO OF THE sPINoLA STEAM HEATING
BILL
Only four Aldermen, including the Presl-
dent were yesterday afternoon as the ro
OF the Common Council called President ROBERTS
then hurriedly announced that there was no quorum
and adjourned the meeting until next tues
day at p. m. The Mayor has sent a veto
of the SpinOla Steam Heating BILL no says I:
am OF opinion that such grant or privilege shouu
be given in the absence Of experimental PROOF OF the
adaptabty Of the proposed system OF heating 10 our
city. If it should be proved that the plan is feasl-
bic then the privilege OF carrying the system into effect
which would unquestIODahly be one OF great Naiut'
should be disposed of after pubic COM etltlOh, III
such a manner to produce the greatest amount
of revenue to the city, Other privileges ana
franchises, which might have yielded NH
lions OF dollars annually TO the public treasury,
have been granted gratutOusy to favorite individuals
s unwilling TO add 10 the number OF valuable prVl-
leges thus granted TO the dermeDt Of the public treas
urY and therefore withhold approval OF the fesOu-
ton"
Alderman Hall had prepared resolution to submit to
the Board of Aldermen requesting the Mayor 10 Oher
reward 81 for the detection and capture OF Alder
MOrTs's assailant.
The Board OF Estimate and ApportiOnment held
brief meeting which the departmental estimates Tor
1879 were taken up. Tho board then adjourned until
to-day.
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GRAPE AND CANISTER FOR DEMOCRATS.
In TRIBUNE EXTRAS Nos. ~, 43, A and 40.
Price each four copies OF each Extra for so cents
By mail, postpaid.
ndYerfIsAme
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OPENING THE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE

PROGRAMME OF THE FIRST DAYS EXERCISES.
The Prophetic Conference at the Church OF
the Holy Trinity at Madison-ave. and Forysecond-st
will begin this morning halfpa>t o'clock by prayer
meeting in the chapel the entrance to which at No 40
East FOrty-hirdst. The formal conference will be
opened at 10 a. M. by the Rev. DIR. James H. Brookes
with devotional exercises. William Reynolds will pre-
side at the Conference. assis ing the president The
singing Will be led by James Veterinarian AT 1880 n.
N. an address will he delivered by the Rev Dr. Stephen
H. Tying. r., of the Church of the Holy Trinity His
topic wi be- Chrsts Coming Is 1t Personal and Nsl-
ble9" This address will lie followed at ll:1O
by paper Of the Rev DR.. 5. H. Kellogg. professor IN
the Presbyterian Seminary at Aegany, Penn. Arccess
will he taken at 1890.
The afternoon will begin at g. The first SPEAKER
WILL be the Rev Dr. A. j. Gordon pastor Of the Carcu-
don Baptist Church. Boston His address Will be
on The First Resurrection" Az y. m. the Rev Dr. g.
X. Imbrie will speak The Regeneration AT INA
evening session. winch begins at 73O an address VIII ne
delivered by the Rev. ". T. Macy OF England the an-
thor of Grace and TRUTH upon the topic, ZINE Trans
laiiOn of the Saints"
Evaugestic services will he held at Grand Union
Hall, No 451 SeveDth-ave, with preaching by MAJOR
D. W. White. At the Central Baptist Church al Forty
secOnd-st. and seventh-ave. George G. Needhain VIII
preach.
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1t is well to get clear of a bad cough or
cold the first week. but to rid yourself Of II the first
forty eight houshe proper remedy FOX the purpose being
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant
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RARGAINs
T.. HOWARD & CO.

Go b. g. SQJ1REs 500 Broadway for watches and Jewell
ry-cish only-right from the iron safe.
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RGpousSG Silver Ware, solid silver only.
HOWARD q CO.. No. 26l jthaye. N Y.
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NEW HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
The opening of the Hahnemann Hospital, at
sixtyseventhst and Fourhave., will occur or Thurs
CAV evening The structure, which has cost S75, 000
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To he well dressed leave your Traphagen Co
junction OF 81 and 4th-ayes. Not TO be- go elsewhere.
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Three million dollar robbery. Had the vault
door the Manhattan wings Institution covered and
protected by the Electric Central Oce System
Of Holiness Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company, It would
have been impossible open that without bringing six
men 70 the bank III less than four minutes.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsnIxGToS, Jan. 13, 1878.
REFORMS IN THE INDIAN sERvIcE-REsULTs
OF THE RECENT INVESTIGATION.
Nr. Hayt Commissioner of Indian Anairs, has d.
rccted the aboliShmcnt of the which
has had its headquarters heretofore at Lawrence
Kan under Dr. Nicholson. This Is said TO be a result
OF tho recent investigation into the management OF
the Indian Bureau General Hammond has been in-
strucied " proceed n special inspector to
carry the change. The principal
OF the change Is said 10 the din.
Guilty experienced by the Interior Department
account The practice OF making contracts by tho
Lawrence superintendent. which was authorized by
tho former oilcais o the Indian Bureau, IN conflict
with the law which makes the duty OF the Secretary
Of the Interior to approve all contracts Another
ssigned is the protection gwen to employees on
account Of their relation to the Quaker officials, which,
while innoceni!y done, had the elect OF screening
them in their incompetency and wrongdong Here.
alter all the duties OF tho Lawrence endcncy
will be performed here. The New York oice
nected with the Indian Bureau will also unaerg6a
complete reorgan,z itcn tho discharge OF the in-
cumbents ut present connected with It Comms-
sioncr Hayt now IN New York, giving his personal
attention to this An entirely different system OF
records and details IS to be established In all the
branches OF the Indian Bureau as soon q plan
urder consideration be carried out Four dis
charges Of principal clerks have been made and others
ure TO follow.
CIVIL SERVICE REFo2M-R REASONS FOR THE
DELAY OF THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The delay IN the sending in OF the Message civil
service reform by President Hayes Is due the
of certain data which are. 1t Is said to be
furnished 5y Dorman Is. Eaton, the President OF tho
Board which has had this subject under
Notwithstanding that some disappointment has been
felt at tins delay tie part OF Mr. Eaton Is known
that no Is deliberate and aud disposed TO make
exhaustive inquiry into any subject he has IN hard
and that mis- work Will be correspoudingly valuable.
THE FEDERAL OFFICES IN NEW ORLEANS.
IL asserted quite positively this evening the
President made his selection OF u nominee for
Collector ut New Orleans and 1t s thought his choice
has fallen upon Mr.. 7. l. Kennedy, member OF the
Louisiana Legislature, wealthy planter rosidng
near New Orleans, aud a republican. Mr. Kennedy's
nomination has been indorsed by business Of
New Orleans OF all shades OF politics. At the same
time the friends OF General Busy believe tho latter
IS the lucky man.
General George Sheridan has becn agreed upon
for Collector OF Internal Revenue at Now Orleans.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OfFiCER
WASHINGTON Jan l4-l A. 81.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling followed bv
rising barometer, northwest winds shifting TO warmer
south and west, partly cloudy and clearing weather,
succeeding light rains.
For Now England, falling barometer, northeast to
southeast winds, stationary temperatures, cioudy
weather with rain orJsnow.
For Monday in tho South Atlantic and Gulf States,
cooler southwest to northwest WINDS rising barome-
ter and clear or clearing weather will prevail
For Tennessee aud tho Ohio Valley. rising bnrome.
ter cooler north and west winds, cloudy and snowy,
followed by clear weather.
Tor the upper lake region, rising barometer, cooler
northwest winds. cloudy weather and occasional snow
or raic.
For the lower lakes, falling, possibly followed by
rising barometer southcrly winds shifting to cooler
north and and cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
The Hvers will rsc somewhat, except all In the
Lover Mississippi
Tic temperatures continue above freezing In tho
canal region OF Maryland and Virginia.
Cautonsry signals arc ordered for Cape May, Allan
tic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York, New Ha-
ven, New London. Newport, Woods Hole, Boston and
1hatcher's Island.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

BOGUS FlyEs OK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF HANOVER, PA.
PIrTsroS, Pa, jan -, 1873
Thomas Irving. a prominent member OF tho Meth
odst Church OF West Ptson, was arrested this lore.
noon by Detective Brown on charge OF passing coun
tcrfeit Gve-doar bills the First National Bank o
Hanover. IA This section oi tho country is flooded
win these counterieits Irving has heretofore enjoyed
the confidence of the public generally
WnKEsBARRg, Pa, Jan. 13. 1873
AT Kingston, one milo from this place Peter Wal
cott proprietor Of the kingston House, was arrested
by United States detectives last evening for passing
counterfeit hve.d0ar bills the First National Bank
Of Hanover, Pa, and placed under $4,000 bail
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
CARNIVAL FESTIVITIES.

gay and humorous asscmbiaRe OF gentlemen and
ladies' at the hall OF the Beethoven Maenncrchor,
in Filth street, last night, the gentlemen wearing 'ri-
coorod foolscaps tingng with bells and trinkets the
occasion being the socetys arst carnivaiisc soir6s
oil the season. An Immense amount OF wit and humor
was lot loose In prose and at the expense Of
dun world The large hall was lifted out with all tho
taraphsrnala Of Momus council OF "couuciliors, !"
seated on platform ahd wearing tho insignia OF thor
rank, presided over the proceedings, and from pu.
pit aped stand the hum discou
on the 'foiies" OF the perod INDUCING IN practical
Jokes OF every variety Songs were supS, and thcrs
was no end OF surprises and humoristic ntermczzos.
AT the Gormana Assembly Rooms the Saengorruade
Society and its friends INDUCED In ools session,
and fully enjoyed the festivities OF the day.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
GOEGHEGAN'S ALLEGED VICTIM.

JAMES MORTON AT THE POINT OF DEATH IN
THE CHAMBERS STREET HOSPITAL.
''we have bad case up stairs" said tho porter q,
Chambers Street Hospital, about quarter OF twelve
LIST evening. 'James Morton alias Rose, who, II was
alleged by Mor,ons friends was shot January 9by
owen Geoghosan in the Bowory saloon, is derious and
we arc holding him down" House Surgeon Diossy, on
being questioned AS to tho condition Of the man,
stated that there longer any hope Of his re.
covery. Inflammation has set In from the wound In
the tn igh and tho PATIENTS condition would not peg.
init oil anputation.
on Saturday evening Morton became delirious and
passed very bad night Ho wns deirious during yes
terdsy except Tor q brief period IN The afternoon.
when tho Coroner took his ante-mortom statement.
Later when tho Coroner left the hospital Mortoni
symptoms became worse. lie Is not expected 10 live
throughout the day.
Gcoghcgan, It will be remembered, was admitted Ia
bail on Thursday last by Police Justice Fiammer.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
sunday, consequent, appointed two plenIpoten

Sunday, consequently appointed Two penipoten.
tiaries
RorMASIA NOT DONE FIGHTING.
new complication seems 10 have arisen. The
Roumanians talk OF declining to submit to an
armistice unless 1t is separately arranged with
them. 1t is thought they are possibly Instigated by
the Russian military party.
EzERoUM SHUT IN.
In cavalry engagement near Baiburt the Turks
have been defeated and driven TO Kop.Dagh
Ezeroum has been completely invested since Jan.
uary9.
RUPAroRIA BoARARDED.
An official telegram received In ST. Petersburg
announces that the Turkish fleet has bomoarded
Uupatora, damaging the barracks, guard house,
arsenal, quarantine establishment and some pri-
vate residences
HELP FOR TIE SUFFERING.
The Baroness BuraettCoutts as the representa-
tive OF the contributors TO the Turkish relief fund,
has received the following telegram from Mr..
Layard the British Ambassador at Constantine
ple:-"The distress is increasing terribly. Fugi-
tives are arriving by thousands. Nine trains
are expected to-day Saturday from Adrl-
anople, bringing 10000 fugtives, mostly
women and children, who will make the journey In
open trucks during heavy snowfall large
number Of other fugitives Will arrive shortly. |
have engaged a house near the station to receive
the most destitute and provide for the distribution
OF food. Twelve hundred sufferers were lodged and
relieved to-day. Funds are urgently required.
The Turkish government is doing It's best, but its
action Is almost paralyzed by the overwhelming
magnitude OF misery it has to deal with"
DREADFUL suFFERINGs.
The Pera correspondent OF the Times says the
suierngs OF the fugtives from cold and hunger are
beyond description. Five children were taken dead
from single train.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
HrR MANAGER DEFENDS HIS ARrrsrE-A PLUMP

HrR MANAGER DEFENDS HIS ARTIsTE-A PLUMP
DENIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 13, 1878
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
see In your ISSUE OF to-day an article, headed can
Impresarios Troubles" which does great injustice
to Miss Kellogg Miss Kellogg was, at tho time for
commencing the matinee on Saturday, not only ndis-
posed, but severely i'll, but the very moment she re.
covered sufficiently to quit her bed she came of her
own accord TO tho Academy, and did her duty 10 the
best oil ability, though she suffering with great
pain. he ,rd OF her illnoss at two O'Clock at tue
Academy, and hastened 10 The Continental Hotel to
SEQ her. She had just lett In carriage for the
Academy, and thirty minutes later she was on tho
STAGE alter apology had bcen mado the public Miss
Kellogg is conscientious artist and iulhis all her
duties with the greatest punctuaty ard America mas
every reason 10 be proud OF heE Tho injurious rc-
MARKS made in your notice are not only untrue but
have not the least ioundaton In justice 10 the lady
be kind enough to publish this correction, and obllgc,
yours very truly, MAN STRAkOSCh.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
DE coRpoyA's READINGS.

"Mrs. Fizzlebury's New Grip attracted very large
and fashionable audience to Chiokering Hall Satur
day evening. Dc Cordova road the comic story with
rare Skill and kept his audience IN pleasant smile
from beginning TO end. De Cordova has wonderful
initiative power, very mobile face AMI voice capa-
bic OF very remarkable mutations and modulations.
In "Mrs F'zzloburys New Girl" he afforded o
splendid opportunity for the display Of all his taents
There Is no species OF public entertainment more
difficult and trying than the monologue, and very low
persons succeed 10 It. That Mr. Do Cordova has 90
long delighted New York and other audiences by his
nonoIogues Is the best proof OF his clevorness.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
DEPARTURE OF BURGLARS.

DETAILS OF TIE CRIME AND AN ATTEMPTED
hEGorIATioN WITH THE cRININALs-THE
TRIAL AND THE scAPr.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. l3, 1878.
James Ferguson, lawyer of Newport, Perry county,
twenty-five miles west OF this city, and William
Rekcnpaugh, OF tho same place, who wore being tried
for burglary, have escaped.
DETAILS THE BrRGLARY.
In June last the Peoples Bank oil Newport was
robbed Of $500. Tho bank was entered by the rear
door, and the money mad evidently been reached IN
the sale ny means of q combination key. There was
no evidence show nexs morning that the bank had
been visited during the night except tho disappearance
of the money ali the doors being locked when the
cashier Lett tho insttutiOn.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR RETURN
Tho burglars, apprchcns.ve Of arrest, entered into
ntpotiatio lor tile return Of tue money, with tho
understanding that they should not DC prosecuted.
A man named smith was employed TO restore the
stolen iunds, Tor which hc was Promised 500. Ho
comp led with his part oi tue contract. but tue
burglars fail.d TO perform theirs. Smiln informed
the District Attorney OF The situation, and he insti
tuted judicial proceedings against Ferguson, Rckcn
bauuh and "a man named Haincs son OF ex-senator
Haines, charging them with the burs larry Haines,
subsequent to The robbery, twindcd a large numuer
OF peopic OF Ferry county by tho "BCodc' process,
learning that he was suspected, he dccainpcd.
DEAD ON TIL. WITNESS STAND.
The case against the two was 10 have been
heard before the Grand Jury In October last but Hon.
Jerome Hetriek, cx-mcmber OF the Legislature from
Junals county und one OF the principal stock
Of tho bank having fallen dcad as ho was about TO
give ms testimony, tho case went over until the next
term Of court, which commenced on Monday last
TRIAL.
bill was found early In the week against Fer
guson and RicKenbaugh, and on Friday the trai com
mcpced, Snh beng the principal witness against the
accused. All attempts 10 break down the testimony
unavainR, ana conviction beng almost CERTAIN
defendants took train early yesterday Tor the West
There s aIother suit pending against Ferguson aud
Rickebbaugh, Smmh having Instituted proceedings
for the recovery OF tho money which he alleges they
Owe him.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
ITALIANS IN AMERICA.

RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY AND FUNERAL
PROFESSIONS.
Sr. LOUIS, No., Jan. 13.
The Italians OF this city have decided to hold
funeral services on Wednesday in honor OF Victor
Emmanuel.
RESOLUTIONS OF coyDoLEScg.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan 13 1873
Italian citizens held meeting hisatternoon at tho
office Of Consul Montedonico, and adopted resolutions
of coincidence for the death OF King Victor Emmsn
nal.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
THE COAL COMBINATION.

PHILADELPHIA, JAM 13, 1878
1t 10 stated positively tonight that the coal CON-
bina.ion has been formed. the parties In interest
having agreed upon the terms yesterday In
New York. II Is stated that all OF
tho interests in the Board OF Control have
confirmed the following basis OF percentages as nna
settlement OF outstanding difficulties Lchigh
Valley and connections, 10 24-32 per cent;
Reading, 2S 20-32 per cent; Delaware, Lackawanna
ana Westerb IL 2t32 per cent; Delaware and Hudson
Canal ~ 1882 per cent Now Jersey Central II 1892
per cent Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 2O32
pcr cent, Pennsylvania Canal Company, 1882 per
renf
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
THE DATE OF ORCHARD ILL.,"

New YORK, JAN IL. 1878.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Will Mr. Joseph Watson please to state what his
authority is Tor representing lin his interesting arti.
clio the drama) that he play of "Rchard Ill" wm
written In 1896 and not 1897 To combat the accumu-
lated evidence in favor tho latter dat requires
something more than mere insertions, and II Sir.
WATSON, whose writings seem to show much research,
can hold his ground he will be entitled TO tho thanks
turc W. NJ VI.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

UrIcA, n. Y. jan Ii, 1877.
The annual encampm0nt OF the Grand Army OF tho
Republic Of New York State will be hold in tho Utica
C!tizens' Corps Armory at Utica, on Wednesday and
Thursday, January % and "a. The Soldiers Home
Committee meets In Bagss Hotel, January 20, at hall
past nine A. NJ A grand reception Will De given De-
partment Commander Tanner at Bagg's Hotel jan
23
The New York herald., 1878-01-14

tor is thus amenabls to pressure the fato OF tho bill
Is very uncertain Tho administration Is believed 20
favor some changes in the tariff laws; but the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue said be opposed to
any changes in the informal taxes II certain in any
case that the new bill viii get no strength from ad
min'sraon support for the administration Is attend
ing to It's own end OF the schooner, and takes no IN
terest for or against tho Silver bill or any other
measure OF first class i'm portance.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
ARRIVAL OF MOLLY MAGUIREs.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1878.
Yesterday the Sheriff OF schuylkill county arrived
in this city with six Molly Magurcs, who had been
sentenced the Eastern Pentcutary Tor terms rang
Ing from i've TO twelve years. Most OF these me
were charged with murder.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
SPAIN AND CUBA.

A RUMoR THAT MAY SIGNIFY MUCH TO EUROPE.
KEY WEST. Fla, Jan. l3 1878
II is rumored In Havana that General Martinez
Campos will proclaim truce for one month and In.
vito Generals Maxine Gomez Garcia and Modcsto
Diaz to confer with him relative to peace.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 13, 1873
In the billiard tournament to-day the fourth gams
resulted In victory for sexton by score OF 600
Rudolpbo's 293 The average was:-Sexton, 20; Ru.
dolpho, 9A The gest runs were Sexton, 9S 190
1885, Kudolphc, l13 Dion and Slosson play to- NOR.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS. y.

United States District Judge william J. wallace. Of
Syracuse, Is at the Holman. General Il. G. Marshall,
United states Army. Is at the Glsey. Judge J. N.
wooworth, Of Omaha, Is at the ST. Nicholas
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
SAVANNAH RACES.

SAVANNAH Ca, Jan. 13, 1873.
The annual races over Ten Brock course will COM
mence on Tuesday. The horses entered are the best
that have boon on tho course since 1860. The track
Is spiend order, aud the meeting expected 10 b.
superior to any previous Que.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
MEMonrAL SERVICES IN THIS CITY.

Tho ltalanC burch of 81 Ambrose, corner Of Prince
and Thompson streets, was crowded yesterday after
moon, when services for the accsased KING,
Victor Emmanuel, we're celebrated. The church was
uruped IN mourning and requiem mass was sung.
The Rev. q. Stauuer oiciaed, assisted by live other
ccrgymen Alter the regular services were over the
pastor delivered bret address In Italian the lie
aud character of Victor Emmanuel
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twcnty.io hours In com
parson with the CORES pondiug dets oi last year. rs
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD BuildiDg;--
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
INDICTED FOR ARSON.

Sr. LorIs, Jan. 13. 1878
Judge VI. Wood OF Henry county, No., has been in
dictcd for arson in burning store belonging to the
Henry county Grange about a month ago. Judge
Wood had charge OF tue store.
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

treatise indicating how confirmed disabilities may
bc tho experience OF - study
professions practice showing the agencies that Will
insure restored manhood strengthened vitality and sound
condons ct health that have been impaired by overaxed
powers; Rstacment OF obstacles 10 marriage and oil the
cans by which they can bs removed by mail 2Sc cur
rency postage stamps. Address sECREfAiY Museum
Anatumy aud Science, LAG Broadway. New York.
TUE FOURTH AND LAST PART OF MRS HENRY
Woods novel. EAST Lynne" and Part OF The Mysts.
OF Paris by Eugene Sue. given away With ~
VI ,hs fisssIds csnpsatsaA
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
SUICIDE AT NINETY.

BRiDGRroRT, Conn.,, Jan. 13, 1873.
Captain John T. Britton, aged ninety years, while
temporarily insane, committed suicide at Black Rock
Conn, this morning by shooting himself through tho
hour
The New York herald., 1878-01-14
TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Jan. 13, 1878.
Francis Murphy, tho temperance roiormer. began
his abors here to-day Out Of IN audience Of I, 900
about 800 signed the pledge.