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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-12
EXCITEMENT IN sETiUKET.
Growing Out OF the Closing of the Long Island
Rubber Companys Factory.

The quiet little village OF Setaukct, near
Port Jefferson. Long Island. is excited over the
closing Of the Long Island Rub Company's
factory: The company was started about nine
months ago, by some men from Brooklyn. II. s..
Manning was elected President. and II. s. Al
bertson. said e. have been formerly a Wall
street broker. Secretary. Great inducements
were held out for subscriptions TO the stock.
which was divided into tlj0000 capital called
common stock. and 100000 preferred stock.
The latter was sold nj the rate OF IS cents on the
dollar. TO furnish tho working capital. and to
be entitled to 10 per cent. dividend before the
common stock could receive anything.
Many people most OF them in moderate cir
cumstances. and others induced py the hope NJ
permanent employment, subscribed for the
preferred stock. One of the subscr ptions, that
of LYMAN Is. smith. amounts. II is understood.
To ti0.WO. II. T. Goldsmith. President of the
Suffolk County Savings Bank. subscribed s5.MO.
and one or two others over VI 800 zach. Tho
great majority of the subscriptions werr small.
The amount subscribed was about $4,000. VI
which about sfd.OO0 WIS paid IN. This appears
Ia have been all used in putting in machinery.
Tue company ~ now In debt $1uuN
The stockholders mot yesterday To ascertain
the condition Of the business the doors having
been closed for several days. Allegations of
fraud are made. District Attorney Wickham
has been telegraphed for.
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ANOTHER SAYINGS BANK CLOSED.
The International Trust Company Of Jersey
city In the ChauccIior's Hands.

The International Trust Company Of Jer-
scy City incorporated as n savings bank seven
years ago. and having Offices in the basement
of the Second National Bank building on
Montgomery street, closed its doors yestcr-
duy. Tho bank was organized by Judge u. +.
Randolph. ex-Congrcssm Isaac w. Scud-
der. Ezra A. Hayt. T.. c. Delcvan Nelson Dun
ham. Charles D. Dcshler. Frank ID. Karr. A. $.
Paterson. u. j. Stewart. Charles VI. Fcld, and
Henry \. Terrell. well-known and wealthy resi-
dents Of Jersey City. IT was started undcr
favorable auspices. The failure OF the Jersey
city and the Dime Savings Banks. recently.
caused n run on the institution. and the dcpos-
TORS among whom wcro many servants and
workingmen. Withdrew their money. and some
gnve notice. under the rule, Of their intention
to DO the snne.
The bank had nrnrly all Of It's assets invested
quickly. Fearful that all of the dcpositors
ni-hl not be treated alike. the directors. cnllcd
"ss I'm bank am wh Ee a% rnm Mn ds3 srp iS
on the books. Accordingly Chancellor Rlnyon
was requested at Newark to take the institution
nnndGr hi+ sars and yeJsrdNy Msis Mn
Deshler and Uayt. Of the board OF directors re-
ccved an order from the Chancellor restraining
the bank officers from paying out any money to
Tho assets consisting of cash on deposit
Office furniture and safes, bonds and mort
gngcs. and Investments. amount To s3l5,5.2 H.
OF the liabilities there Is due dcpositorS, f15 H.
1913; and on called bonds. 37.1O0: making in
the aggregate. s1gl 1870; and leaving q sur
plus Of 1924. 1884
The Chancellor orders that no money be pad
from the assets of the company 10 any person,
except Tor current expenses and for the salaries
Of the secretary end jantor. and thcss, only on
IhHnccry Special Examiner Washington IL.
Williams il ordered To examine the bank
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DIED.

DrNN -On sunday Feb 10 william Drul. son Z
Patrick DUN. aged ~ wears Fun rel on frcsAlr
ofoNNpk \ solemn nigh mas W requiem 1nnnth's
UiUl Wal h 20, f"d Doc Marv's thuH. %, fIlf1u sat
Island. Wednesday fpb -, ~ iu. n'lnDk 4 Al ip.
the reposc o. The suul 81 tie late CHARLES pConnor.
Relatives and frrnts n tlt family M respectfully 10
vtet 10 attend Boats leave tot OF whitehall = " .
amt 10 VI
PAUIstN Suddenly. Of scarlet fever on Monday
Lch II, ltn. Sorl. i danstrr n j.uc Anl iI4lt
Pnul~ n. IN sac sDNtu MI wear w. her n.
Nnucs ui iuirl ~ II .irtftcr
SMITH Ia william nursh. on Monday. web ~ MA
lauc smith aged y feire
Her tr, nd, atl thos o hor sons CNarics amt lois
smith ans licd 80 att nu hti uu, fa fom pa n
Baptist Church Do.nrr of li'p,ei sl AMI Arrisnn av,
on "Wednesday. lrh ~. at ~ 4
SHEA In Bropklsu on sunday. Feb ~ 1Inina- T.
Shea. the uci Ifr' .an OF Th.ma, A. aud ta.lr ginc A
Shea. aged .Neurs amt months
Relatives aui rI ulr IF The family are respectfully
invited a. nttcnd h, funeral from the r.tHer,' - M
parents, -. 7tA p. Brooklyn b, ~ -. D. ,ni'ts
dan Feb T..
fnoMrS y NJ bridgeport SATURDAY Zen o.
Gcul.o IlNuf aAei 10, NNAfe
Funeral from Do, late residence ut Brle,r1r, oa wed
fslH
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dy ID.iMiNTIyE DE.fDLOCK.
The brooklyn Aldermen make Another Vain
Attempt 20 Break IL.

At the meeting Of the Brooklyn Alder
men, yesterday afternoon. the usual thrOng Of
sleek. rosy-faccd politicians gathered To wit
ness the struggle TO break the deadlock which
has existed since Jan. |. Tho clerk called the
roll and presided at the opening Of the meeting.
Alderman Fritz named William II. Ray tI,ep.)
To- serve r. temporary Chairman until perma-
nont organization. and he was elcctcd-Aldcr-
men OReilly and Shannon. the Independents.
voting for him.
Mayor Howell sent in NJ his nominations for
members OF the Board Of Education Robert I.
Mcclellan. Jonathan T. Burr Thomas Carroll.
James Clync. Michael O'Kccfe. Louis V. d.
Hardcnburgh james Han. samuel Booth.
Richard H. Huntlcy. John l.. Marccius. James
Murphy. Thomas Prosser. Henry A rhtnnrht.
4. w. shepard William VI. Thomas Thomas j
Whce,icn. and John Hope. On motion of Alder
mun O'Reilly. the nominations were tabled by "A
vote OF ID to H. The message was subsequently,
taken from the table and on motion Of Alder
man Grswold. all Of tn nominations wcre con-
nrmed EXCEPT those Of Il. II. Huntey Henry
Achtcna Int. John Hope, Michael q Kecfr, A. W.
Shepard. samuel Booth. and James Murphy.
The only vote given against the motion was
Alderman Shannnn's. The motion was carrie d
through 10y combination OF the members. who
were displcascd with the nominations for their
rospe'tiVc wards.
Only one vote was taken for permanent Presi-
dent. and that resulted as follows: Fisher .;
Hack, - Ormsbcc. y Burnct |. shannon and
ol,rilly voting together for Ormsbcc. aud Girls
void the disairected Republican supporting
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NJ nngnm Admitted 10 Ran.

Darius II. Mangam. ex- President 81 the Ma
uonal Trust Company, with Agernon Sullivan. his
lawyer aud Commodore Garrison and Daniel Apple
ton awaited ia the General Session.. yesterday the
OF the GRAND Jury Indictments perjury were
pres nie1 against Nr Mansan AMI secretary John
g. crmsshank. The indictment against Mr. Mangan,
charges that IN his report 10 the Banking Department,
sworn 60 before John II Arnold public the
i-h IT iuy last. he knowingly fal- IS. corrnniv. vii
fully ant mariuusiy represented that among the
~ the N1tunal Trust Company investments
sIcss 10 e amount oi ~ n2 ui ~ their TRUE rln-
bong about a. 49, sti loans uluu culatcTa- s1iTt
81 - thor-h ony about si.7sitso loaned; -.
q 90 third ul rtHfe bonds The Missouri faOlnc Rat
road. worth tl'fUs, tia ash their market Nalne wa,
.niN ai'nt ei-'f" gliai'iN ~'urtu's am uunne a.
t--fstts then mzfk't value lfiug about ~1ssttsst
AMI accrued Interest al refurltic~. nthtr~ ~
enumerated. e.. - 80. the h.lns about spttso
'uiuuui r" tHf.- Hi' W.. A. nistNu save -Hitsp AL
iW y Nai,-iw "ncu''s iiolts aud Conner arr 4
go Nr 'fhlksnnnh Iu hfNndvaf 0fNcc Runs Sior, Of
: Front street rlNt -'un Nail fnr MIN Nr Naueanl
also gave ihf si1tf tul required IN the sut brought
against hlln if hlsdau-htcl IN Ian. Louisa Il NaIgaIl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-12
sTlMFORD's LIQUOR WAR.
Fading the Contests for che Present, Pending
Appeals to Higher Courts.

Stamford was disappointed yesterday at
the trial OF the Rev. VIM. NJ. Buckley and the
three spies, Friss. Waite. aud Mcckcr. upon the
charge Of inducing citizens Of Stamford to
break the law and commit crime. by selling
liquor II was known that Mr.. Buckley had
spent many hours ON Saturday evening in read
ing Rahm ON Facts" and In otherwise pre-
pairing plea in his own behalf. So, when Jus
ticr Smith opened Court In the Town Hall The
ntrc. yesterday. m audience of about four hun
drcd persons occupied eligible positions on tho
floor and in the gallery. The counsel were all
thcrc-Fc-scndcn. Barbour and Cohen for the
prosecution. and : 'holluld and buckley Tor the
defence. Tine table WIS piled high with for
miduhle array Of law books. and the prepare
tiuns wore those for u prolraded struggle.
The charges against the three spi"s-oight
against each-were read their counsel entered
men were fined $50 upon eH"h charge. or tiuD
apiece. Their Gus" was appealed. and they
were held undcr 4 500 to appear ut Bridgeport
next month. The counsel tor the prosecution
Buckley, and the great liquor trials in Stamford
were ended. AT least Tor the present.
II is commonly reported in stamford that the
charges ngainst Mr. Buckley were Withdrawn
on condition that there should hc no further
prosecutions nguinst tho liquor men until the
cuscs now pending shall be settled by the SUI
prone Court
formerly sold have been closed bv the action Of
Mr.. Buckley and his friends. These arc the
bar Of the Stamford House. and the barroom II
Williams. near the railroad station. In all
others luior IL sold not openly, or to strangers.
but in sufficient quantities to cause the agent If
a large New York liquor house to rejoice at the
present state OF affairs. and pray for its contn-
unnre. He has taken orders in stamford for
years. but says business there was never bctt1r
thnu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-12

MoNpAy. Feb. ii.-TLoUR AND ,MEAL-The
2% me- o 9't ne wa 1 % 's"si Sss%
81 ,,,s AN Western .lnerins s, ,9s,e3 sS sg
49, a. * and XIV g. Veg ~ Winter i. Ss T ss
soas soqihern baker. spa family 1gans g 1i;s5
sa' %9 'sSa sc cS ia rye Feed w
upG ~ .r sSscs " SstS SsgG owns
%z III &C. S r J Sps S lSs Tor s and 10
eepss at 'p po 2 iii. ssc q S ''0 O''
Il, :" cs9a c sxe :, g saSy 20 G me
s 2 81 4 Is a l Mss 81 ,J gS ARM S@ T
. sr Sisssr " SfaT e az
and prime V ,t.rn tor csrly srrivs ami s.oos5 o.;
s as s at s i Sa march sa e sSre Ssy sas
,Sr Max s sses,neS. Y s.
ese;c seaa sat ao'9ry neg do da,rie siSc
bnssa AZ y s ior No. chens in store and
no slring 81 - Or choe. am,cr az 81 a~Sl ~
livery spnisli no spring Tor February az q 2is,
nv, qu,ct Bagc, good dcmsnJ for i,cdinl stock ~
At 3I~tic Tor wiic ana $40 $50 iot missed luz Glins
SD IL Sssns n a az TS to-. a 's% o g wea
mixed lneudn u; 30 al Sa5%c snneT inSes n,t
ern. 5ia,Tc Tor idtnrc delivery lsopl bush inelnd
NJ NJ 80 for February and o5c for March, ana SIX
~51' a. Tor MAY.
Gsocrrirs-Rio coffee was fairly active and hgher a,
800 49, gold -tc~ 3p,7 bays here and 500 bars Gus
Of town Mild coffee IN hetter demand ant steady
Rice quiet and unchanged ut 6Skc tor fair 10 prime
domestic New orleans mOls,ses grt but ~ adv az
25@Ic. Raw -'gar quiet but ~ ady ~ q asisc
for fair To RoU refining, sales sOp hhds ant 100 bags
Matc for French Island. re for fair Cuba aud GSc
for China refined hr1n at0'SslOc for hards amt b~DHe
tor 4 STANDARD
srSDRiEst troieum was nrmer. but auic al n ,a7hc
for crndc IN ulk with - &c bid; United solid more frye
y AT - % 81 Ii'i Spirit. tnrnenirc was dull ~
t2 e. RoTn nominal at 81 h1l.~Sls1 Tor strained
Glover was uate active nj 7gfas &C. Wh,skey
nnner AZ - O-r - ~, rallow quiet AMI at
7issTssc ely ocean ftri.It, irlN active at
about yesterday, rai.s. gram 20 Liverpool by stam
u@Da4 al ruon, .@J;lM bacon f'- grain e. I,ninn
by steam "a .rn 20 Cork tor orders at .. Cd 10 put
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-12
STARTLED UITNEsS.
The Reading OF Letters that made Mr.. David
NJ. Talmase " Inoe.


nAlhlS"lpN, f"D IL Mr. DaNld NJ. lal-
marc tl,. A,.,i...,, ,,,,.i.,. , ,h, t.,.,,
.''" '"' NH'i'"h hshlp'r "l VI" ihuTha-
hOnul tpnnl-~ on between the United Stntes
anil V.,..s,,i. .,.,i., t - 800 / 49, -.
"'i' ' 'H'HN' "a Nhl'H mas won sum All uH'n-
yiablc nOf0r.afv fundamentally nut in yn m
,,a..,. =.
p""l"h'' tNIS morning before inc sun-'OnmU-
pee OF the Committee a., E.r.i,,, ttni -. of tho
"'"''"''. VIZ i''''iEH h''''i'H VI w
""'' 'l' .'u "lnn7'" III "''n'sS' ne
" COURSE d"ned all charges ol corruption and
venallty preferred against him. and declared
lhpt hn hnJ nat r,,.,,,..l az, =, -, ,,. ,, ,,,
,, '''' wv '','''''" my "'""oF 'r"'' any
body Improperly. On cross examination, how
ever he was startled when Mr. Pile. counsel for
V.nez,,.l, o,,,fro,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,t a,,.,I I.,t'.,
9a,Nu"a, '"hiroh'en MN WIN several "t1,r7
10 haehado' the umpire. and Villafane, the
Venezuelan Commissioners which T,lnn0e ad
m.t,ed ,y.r'. j., t,.,,,.,a.,t,i'. "a. -.
~, y. "'i' :" No '"n""r'''hR' MI Ili' oner-
el These letters IN evidence. 10 establish tho
fact that tbrre wa. a unity nf in,arc.t het,y.o,,
ibethrDo ,oorhor. - o., uiral Co..,
b. wit: Talmagc Nilafanr and Mnrhndn One
q these ottcrs from Mr.. 1amn.:- 10 Machalo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-12
DIR. SMITH AND WIFE.
Two Suits fpr Divorce md Allegations OF In
fidelity and Abandonment.

Frederick s. Smith sued for a divorce from
oscphinc smith, charging mari al nhdchty Mrs.
smith then sued Tor a hunted divorce and separate
maintenance oi his abandonment On bchaii Of the nus
hand it claimed IN the latter suit that his SUIT or an
absolute divorce was bar acton Tor separation
jude j r DalS decided that the pendency OF the has
bands action har "a tlai by the wife Tor
separation. ant an abandonment OF hrr would not 40
feat the sbHnls night 10 divorce for l.n
adultery. The couple were married III ,,ttl,
and lnVe two children aged and years Mr. 'St'
lisa physcian aud pfactsed ~ 10 two years, So ~,
saws that her husband abandoned her IN u "yrrrs.,
Bat a lrter from her wis sOWu IN which
a desire 10 hive auart She said tlia ~ N '. Ia vs.
have siserlA regard iui him. aud a i ~, III iutc
n chance mocunI some VII" M'nN ~. - But she
trulN vile thanlt WAS possht 10, Nv ~ be abb iu
autci Aied IN the same ltihr hhi ne VIZ she could
send her an allowance me coming ~ TINS letter was
make no arrangements untl She a went voluntarily IN
written from tho NtsL wllthel
October. lr7o - descrtlon was made out
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BOICF-TOoS At Plsinheid. J.. on Wednesday.
fch Il, bv a., R'N y = Nerkes, d. CALVIN b'1r' 10
Hattie l.. Coon. an NJ PlDinHeld
hurg-on.the Hudson nv the Rev Henry sattcrloe.
Harry Ferris Of New YORK o. Abins NJ Brooks Of New
lIimhury
~ LLFR-wlNsNT ON THURSDAY. reh. T. NJ tP W..
At Ieddng T. Church Jersey titt y. j.. bN tic Rev.
!. L. McKown, y d, Waiter fn'lcr 10 lsaphene,
dauthtcr ui Jacob Winnnt Esq
LODWt, k-KEAfiNG.-On Wednr-iht Feb & AZ ihe
Church II - ChrN sostor. West .nih It. by the Rev
Thomas Henry SIN u y Jason A l~svick 90 Y 1gcie
MARY, daughter OF Mr. john Heating. ~ stephens prov.
i,, NJ New Brunsulrk
COTI.ANn-PAIlkN Al the residence Of the bfifeI
father r, Kent ran. Putnam county. nn Wednesday,
Feb Il hy tlle Rev. Bailey. the ErN Al-NapoI
scotland a. Anne he BOnnr lille. daughter at pr J. n
BAILEY. United states Army,
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SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBEIs.- Nos. 90. lO9
lI ~ Isl lSa ~ 100 1871 l'D, 2Uo, 30, 247 2d2 .s
27n ~. 41l 2Hai 2-l 2,1
surRFsk 'OuW-SrRcIAL rERN-Nos 100 a6 81 iaa
10, ~, 2d. u.s. LOB 90 l2 1856 81 10 1919 Isl lS
10 ~ ~ lid, 2n 90 lh1, ~, 2l6 az 40 2.l ia
-, ~ Al, ~. 22S 23n 2a 22 ai3 2J5 2l6 n
syrmnh Gonnrn,!Rc ,r-iar u Nos ra3, ~, la''b
l2'- 1851 -H 2iS7 1853. ltli 1879. 5fHi. latT 1Nt,
iiN me 2sii - 81, 3n5s, lA.l ~, i,s SO 0I7'
=. lot ~ Part w. - 1861 a12a ll-5, l.sts -.
4Nf H!- E1 100. llh'.. 1854, ll1n -
surtRlog CouRr-NrEclAL IthN-NOs Sd 90, a. ~,
srrrninR Corrr-Tm,l TERN Fart Nos So siG.
5g4 4lN ai1 7- u.s.. so. 2nls, ne hs9 Ua7 90 ~
a4u rar nj so. Gi1, "- 1874. 7ul ~ epl 257 3pp
73n i01 ~, 10 Az la lni, ~, II - 90
OoANoN lihAs- tHANhtA s-N',S : y -, ~
CnnunS rttAs- EarnN rfRN-Nus a. y
ouuauN rlt,s -rRAL rtna-rlrt -No, t5i 500 ~.
$50 a-- 7- 72u iOn MS. ..i2l lNn lt, 2i7h 2iGH
?b.n Fart Nos iH-d llwl, liui loio oSf ll2O, 1891
M,n,S. couaiH imL TthM-P Part Nos lN7 as3s
al.I. .iri a-o al7I. al7' 3us 2oli, 24.@ ~ pcil
Y1lt' 2s.n .e.,t fRl. Part II Nos. 32lh W. Ei7I
al.a 1897 EO- apr, 3iGi aitn, 500, 81, - t4l6
ran ~ 800 -0 -o2, A@l ~ ~ u" -NIi' i"'i ~
le5i .dlO jIls. sac, 3t-O Ji22, 1i-J
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Near noon on the lih OF las, month Henry X.
Nevcrs. bookkc"pcr Tor Mo.sr. Whiting Young psper
hanging Manufacturers at 81 West fAiry street
drew 27io from the second National Bank pay The
workm.n Al smith avenue and Tri, first street man
threw his arms about Mr. Ncverss waist, and another
with piece Of cad pine struck NrVers on the shout
der Then he shouted " Murirt aud the men
sirang into road wagon that awaited him. and the
other thrunlh Thirty fnd street Henry Hun
ter bNstaidgr, sprans into a vendors wagon sni
CHASED The road wagon 90 opposite Delnuuicu- Whrr,
officer Morris stns ped the wagon and .ted The
lie gave &C. name ui john VI rihc The driver i'.c
name 90 John NJ 81 irke oi - Louis clarke tried
Yesterday m ihe rcncnl S..-lons. Tlr ury. without
quilting iio b, \. found him guilty NttAht thpIeuui
irndrl guilty krcorier iarkcu Sentenced clarke nd
McCAbe 10 state prison tor iIne wears
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-12
The Missing Hotel Keeper.

The story Of James Cassolay's disappearance
IA TN SIS o yesterday caused much talk IN Washing ton
Market and ~ m.shhorhooi where number OF Case
DAYS cr, ior. do business The clerk of Henry New.
beck whom Cl.s.dav owed 80 said that Gssse ieN
promised mat hr w"n pay him on Tuesday the 18th Of
January lie went to The fark Hotel ~ II o'clock that
day sni fou that fas.sdaN had gone about hours
IIN yiou.., VI krur. vi Peter Lynch Co. ~ Nes.y
street said that tns.,iny owed the aim siuall h
r.cr OF Tho ru went up ntc h"el about clock
the mornin- Of tN, .ah with ~ re, Nj
ll.umcr Nj tascdn, siel iet forward voluntarily mud
said viii hr down a. ~ O'Clock and nav that little
hill MINI llr has tailed 90 can SnNe n ta.s,lnN :
clHlnr, ullDk iiut Lf =, BOSTON %, fhlal, liia
othcr- mat h 900 if 0itv III family spoken ol
Ntry respectable and worthy people.
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REFORM THE POST OFFICE!
PUTTING sf0.0Oo a YER ~ THE POtk-
ETS OF ONE CONTRACTOR.
More About John ID. Adams aud III. six
Routes Where Money IL Thrown Away
by duplicating Useless Service In the south.


WAsnINGroN, Feb. 1o.-Thc routes let to
John j.. Adams nt yearly cost Of $1,000 in
and by themselves, tell their own story Of the
disadvantage to which the department can b.
put by keen. clear headed. able business man
with political influence stretching over three
States. This j. not ALL Tho responsible offl,c
wcrc bound to consider the general mail sup
p,, Of the river valley in letting thcsc special
contracts. They were bound 70 sec that they
did not usclessly lap upon existing routes.
They were bound 10 see that they did not de-
range existing supplies They were bound to
see that they were not ovcrpaid. rs compared
with existing contracts. The responsible Of
ilcers of the department did none Of these
things.
One year ago the department had and had
had for some years past. n tri-wcekly line in
three sections from ~, Louis to New Orleans.
Upon every railway the department runs mails.
not IA often rs passenger trains. nor ~ often as
freight trains are run. Upon river whcrc
trips are necessarily Irregular the department
should follow the same rule II should not try
TO run by every boat any moro than by every
train. It should scdulously keep ny with the
average of travel. In running n tri weekly mail
from st. Louis To- New Orleans the department
was 40 doing.
Over this long stretch Of 900 miles the frat
duplication il from 81. Louis tn Grand Tower.
l2j miles. IN which atri week vtrp is made az an
expense Of 81 300 year, besides the trl-wcgkly
through trip from st. Louis 10 Memphis This
Is Of no particular consequence t. Grand Tow
or. ns that plar" has daily mil by rail. and
the only i've places not reached lay rail or land
mail b,iwccn Grand Tpwerand ST. Louis April
1-Mcrrimnr. Point Gin Saint Mary. Bos
Brule, and Grand Eddy-could be amply sup
piled hy land for 81 900. This little route. held
10y j. A. Sruddrr. does not cost much. but II
costs more than il necessary
The duplication Of Offices really begins Mt Os-
ceola. Ark. The condition OF affairs will be- best
shown by this hlagrAm
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In the suit oi Matilda Morris Tor limited
divorce from RDncrtc Moru. decision was rendered
Yesterday %, Judge Van ursen The couple have been
married since December isf' They lived together un.
al sii and then accnrliu. IN Mr. Mori- she com.
PEELED Ia abandon her husband because of hi cruel treat
and iuni'iN ll.t had ~ that time children.
the ytuu-,si h,If. ul aud fIc eldest - ThtV
executed articles oi siar1uou The vie len4 allowed 10
live IN hul ruNuei %, her husband IN " ilanshursh
Later tho couple ,cd tustcr for about wear and then
Nj Mo ms a2un de-, rhd Lis wte. Juise Van Hoe ~n
IN his decision SAID that The plinih had satisfactorily
proved her and W"lii hr tnutcd 10 Judgment had
She instituted hl action hui i.t the complaint
be- dlsiUss,d het - dt not leh the until
thirteen wears aticr the Abandonment
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First Guilty. then Not Guilty.

Thomas Garvey. Reuben Roberts, and George
Lord were recently indicted Tor an alleged share In the
alug S'un worth clothing from Charles Qucscr
Canal street tailor Thomas GarNey pleaded guilty IN
the General sessions and sentenced nn FRIDAY a.
state pnson Tor two years Roberts demanded trial
amt the e,idcncc sligt that judge Gicrsleoy c
directed an Hcqnttai Lord was also discharged Gar
Nry rcapueard, Yesterday in the General Sessions, and
Judge GderslVcNc allowed him TO substitute plea NJ
lIlltN lie MA. lnlm IrlNA.nl.
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Rose Michel In BrockIyu.

Rose Eytnge's appearance last night in the
New Park Theatre, Brooklyn, in Rose Michel was
greeted with applause hy a large audi' nee Tie play
with fidelity to detail The part N The ci was
well TAX bv Mr.. james NJ Ilardie. J 2 Little, minus
Ia, heavy coal black msusacr, removed Tor ms o'c-
sion onif. acted The part Ut Prs bichT crc'itnny
new lace that Miss Carrie Wyatt appeared in the per
-onfiiun ~ Int. Htet The PERFORMANCE was smooth
ana ~ all respects creditablv. Rose Michel n Ia te
YNu MI Ol thls AeuA.
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Four children snothered.

Coroner Wotman held nm inquest yesterday
in the of the tour Cassidy children, who were
smoorcd at 81 sixth ,r ct ON the An inst, mattress
HAVING taken Hrc IN their slice ping roow The cause "l
the me H. unkuuWu At n II thr IurN d-td Ia lft m
verdict at ccn-urr the ealrnt- Tor not N'"pht more
than servant Ia aiiud - lOur ehhdrt W. 1hls Ne
Coroner refused tOactrpt
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How burglars siienced u ChU

n, ~, ,,,, .,,se, ir.v r,,y ,oy, fcrb early yes
tcrday morning. Is two burglars en- ,.'' -. i
R~ akrnod hY the noise, andnfrnci # snc sci'r,,
arrvolptruvcr r. head IN NJ SUI Tor a minute nut
WniNN n,t ntl'' uNt, HnNnmrd and alarmed her pa
rs ilirA lr nc room, sisf They chased the BURGLARS
r's WIN" CARED ih' fls, three pairs o trou-crs tour
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