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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01
Spttial aotit,s.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.


Or EVANS invites the public, and especially thos,
skeptea a. to his wonderful agnSio.psychologi.a Al
SENiikAh HALL corner Bloadway and t7ih II. where
oTTEESSTnlNoSlAlls OF PROMINENT PHYSICIANS ANp
West 57th Attosts that he lad been great sufferer
when had rot ong RESISTED ali nj Known 70 nm
sell IN, that o. The mostrarned and experencsd Of hc
profession After few magnetic treatments hY nr
Evans he was completely restored Mrs PRIEST, $50
ness eye and deafness Of one ear, cured BY three
treatments Mr. j. o'BRlEN 400 Pearl 81 nervous dc
wESa 81 Wsst 4s T dy.peps IN S Il. worst SSIH form r
Twenty seventh d. spepsia and neuralgia Of The head
Snd iaee ion 10 Years cured by a lew treatments Mr.
ic years standing cured Mr. MARTIN ~ az hv
s si1 '"'f inc sS1 iEs &
S sTee s ,ca S,nS'' "s 'IS s Is 9".sd
eonsumpuon was pronounced hopeless case gained y
months rvrei IN t,,' we,K srnrrs oG ,hrr" n h
hascurtd and during The past few weeks alter az other
s TiGs al a., hs 9Rs 81 ' . Fl g'IGa to by
ma, be consulted from II until > NJ each day
TIE SKEATrST PdfrE4NEFN ~ TF
cue DiarrHgs DyscuierS cone ani Spssns taken in
Sds Bru,cS cd Sores snl Pans IN dc Limit. Bacf
VIII ever be without It AFTER one, giving tia fair tral
biz TOBIAS vFNETIAN HORSE LINIuENr.
ut Ny ~ , Ky !, Al s9p'aigr 10 s
DIR. FANYOU, ei bond ST, NEW YORK
Please add my testimony to the many your wonder.
n powers IN curing diseases troubled with very
distressing pains IN my head AMI breast about three
years tried many doctors, but without avail until
placing mvseli under your treatment few weeks oi
which has completely cured me and restored me Il
health again Mrs ALEXANDER, rs sullivan st. n
THE GREAT KING az PAIN.-Dr Nc.
BRIDES Free Consultation Rooms. 500 9Th aN IRE.
treatment ana adv ce from 10 4 toS T.. NJ daily All
bodily ailments speedily cured Magnetic treatment a
specially Hundreds of csumouAls Attos sting cures No
charse made for prescriptions.
RIVE AND ROCK CANDI.
The pioneer house In the trade Compare ours with
any others a. PER BOTTLE H. n KIRK A CO.
Nos % Fulton st. ana 7'n Broadway
RYE AND ROCK TRADE MARK RE
corded Is sold by leading druggists At 81 per bottle. and
MlnN depot ~ Chambers St tsuuth sde Ask for VAN
BELLS Rye and Rock" All others are limitations
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTEHY.-Ne1t ord.
eAshed Information furnished giAus
TAYLOR co, BANKERS. II wall St
FAMILY HERALD.-A few ADVERTISEMENTS Of
an unexee ptonAble character viii be inserted In the
Family Herald at one dollar line. once "a Beekman
st. n. Y.
PATENTS, TRADEMAKKs, 40,
secured promptly by PAUL GOEPEL. sAAtsZ. i'unc
building AdNiee nee, SPECIAL Ia, lhues and IeImS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-01
&pteinl MStnn

PHILLIPs's ELITE DInsCToHY ron
ending circulars IL invauable contains 1900 house
holders nance; price % 81 Nassau st.
THE ORIGINAL HAPGOODss "sPANs
ish Arch Boots Something entirely new ~ y l4th ~
SIND FOR sPEcIMgN CORY OF THE
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
EDTCIIION y YHE SOCTM

,.,.,,,.,.,.,,.,>. pr,,r,r. ru,r rurr
SCHOOLS ARE IuE ONLY MANS OF EGTARlNG
an ,,,.. ..,,,.- .-,,.ru
tP li| S'L"' '"' H.
\ resident OF Georgia, who hold, prominent
- . 80 H., 49,, ..,.i g.
P"'ltl"" 'h '''o H'P"'''"" P'''9 !" ''' ~
now pr',"n ia this CIV, was Ni~'i'd hl ih'Nht re-
recently r, yyuny he Spu,,, feel, uu The state ui
f...I ~ .r l , south with which M t, tbprou, ,l.y
I"''''' "' 'i'' ' ''' '7''''' o." '''' 90 '' '
conN,r-1ut "IHE IRlBt >L> correspondence fum
''''" "'''" ,'-...... a., .,,.
um'd''"H o' IP"'"."h N''''' !" 'u' 0,''' ''"' ,''
fiIudurut NC fAul, employed T. scgJrr SOLID -yI'L'
., ,t. I,.S,,.r,f., p,.f, 4, ar.ouiu,i-L.ur 4 raoI
work Seventeen years 1!'r the ''t "i secession 'h'
p., winch artult,s 90, leaders OF thc Southern b.Wo
.,.... , ,,,. nm. Tr., h,vr rr, Ia r.rd ore ,ry
prncipc; their driclt only taught them dis
,rt.nu STATE, spyrrrty Is their loit.cal creed nov.
'''''" .'.., 49,, .,.,.,. .I.'
"' '' "'' ''''. '"' ".' '''' ~ ' 80 -
want t,ll5. ,.Irrp' ot labor 10 c-'duI p this try
ar. Il ,,,,u, Tor ,ir ,ut~r u the ,,oycriment This
,y,.,,.,,.r,- ,i,,.,l ,,fi,, II ,I. ,.s t!.r,..n
'"'' VII '.''.' '' ''.'
The political 'rhh'h''uNh" "l some Not'ItI" H'"I'
,.ru,. f i,l, In. tllJ amin a, r,.r,. +, ur.
~, ~ "', -, ro t,,,,.h, nr.r ,,,,., "a.
.,,h uI ,,yIf from the po,ltrn of the Goycrlmrn:
nsan, III, North the rebels. These are the views Of
the leaders. the landed nrls0crncN,a csS embracing
"h' " N'''" '''!'''''" ". ''' F''l' '''
their tnur"d-h orEhuiHil"u sIh-ltl'r0 "' PdI."'''
SUPERIOR r'uca'lon aud d'sprIa"h III" "''"Iur lH'>
WIN Inr pru,, ic p.ity IA tlt ~uutu do not a,
prove ~ thr p"i'N .oN"'''I "I i"' h".'."n % ,
nit 'nc latter cuutio. Ihr phiD ana ,oH''' ''' "
10 op.l th'II tnlhhlhuu'' .,, ,,,.,,.,, .,
ID luu believe These l,a'eI' "'NP''"'' ''''"'
pluu-r u> INTO another war; ....,.,,.. H.. y,.,
Ib't ar desperate 'r"'' ''' .,-,.i.t.
imagine thlt tuc mru VINO t"roH1h 50, ,'n ,"''
yIin.a intimidation. force, irdwl an" luI"'I
paIurd the control Of al the 'tp\tlhlhtI'N"' "' ' - -
cru states voult atop AZ dnytMh- 10 'r,"i"t'&.i & '
designs ior winch thr south n'' H',ii"i ,ii"i 'i non,
mucl! They would hsht 3sWn, hdI tH'F rH',' n,'i"
hct "a lrs-tton win I'M. We" .u'o - - I',,,.
th"u nhl 81 uo 4" th' II"hI,' 'lu ,'' ",'s. vii br
r,utIug tGc south IN the incoming t"hAf'NN VIZ w
fouu! one oi thc ~rnusc'; II h'' uHI '''' .l 60, go 80,
uuUs, ana WI ne houhS 7'"l~ t"'' ~ ,ITT TT ,.l,i,
purpose ana dt\ \CliOu 10 lhd iIAHt"H' Ni" ~ w. -
through lng" tIit' ana ohot ,.'Uhs u o"'' ~ P'''
| enc" there WITH 50 solid a iiohi. a., ,,..,u., ,,.
"Il"w do N"H ac'"nht iSt tnt nom Hr "'"'N'''"
leaders have over tn' N"u'h't th l'"',l'' ~. ,,,,
IN" pt'otSr" "L hIih ana '"t' 'l'on on. ,E 'T =
non t- -rU' tl, ~ l! ',', - ~, m y an m ~, 90
illif Hs sun, & ," t nr,, nt ,,,rI IN t,cor,,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
IN BROOKLYN.

A fire broke out at $40 u. IN. Saturday in
the ro5n and oil factory OF John A. Carey, ot Commerce
and Richards-sts., Brooklyn 1t j. supposed to have
been caused by leak Of the sil.-and spread with
great rapdTy account Oh The inf nuth,e nature VI
the matpYlll. The Hlrutu Ntr" unable 10 cheek the
course or the flames. whirn IN shor, time consumed
the entire building. considerable portion a. The stock
was saved, however. lie loss vas ABOUT S4DVoI
There no sur1rCe.
Daring the absence Of the watcaman on saturday. a
stove hcclu, overturned in tHe cab ~ cae dredging
machine Po,ouic, lyiU- i'm thc Cowauns Ea,In at the
fO.t Cutun-. Brooklyn, auu o. fire occurred. Caus
ing $500 dam = To- Iuc vessel Tie owner Wa Henry
T. ara. of U.mlljpl-.yo. and CutoL-,t The loss Is
fully covered hv Insurance.
DAMAGE am .un,iuc to 500 was caused 10 The three.
story brick building 80. % s,ron: place. Brooklyn yes
tcr1,y morning. The binding j. used as branch OF
Public school No. Is The ire Wa caused - heater
N the adjoining house setting hIe 70 a wall
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
TIE ACCUSED COUNTY OFFICERS,

FIGHTING OVER MK. GUMBLEIONS BoohS.
The LEGAL WARFARE THAT DRAGs ITS SLOW LENGTH
ALONG ~ THE COURTS.
County Clerk GumbletOn not having yielded
TO Judge Dayiss suggestion that he allow the Bar As'o-
ciacn Committee to see his fce-bookS on ffday the
motion for mandamus compel him to allow access 10
the hooks wa, renewed on saturday before Judge Davis
Mr. Lord fur the committee. put III proof OF inc dcia
OF access to ncCngucs lien Textbook ana PROOF oi
other matters already published IL,
William a. Beach. on behalf of Mt GumDetoh calcu
attention 10 what he understood To ne lsaIptchei
SION Of his position the former argument ne eH
that the right inspection was subordinate 10 thc or!
nary use of the booEs The clerk could mol deny III
spccon to every person he was led 10 suspect Dut
rcrson seeking a m udamuS Ia inspect lnHsl snow
iandahle aud proper purpusc. Between the time wht
me and his assOcatc advised ana Mr. Gumhct0n III gOo
faith offered an inspection Of The nook, circumstances
had greatly changed owing to the hOstlc pfucceHSS "a
tine petitioners und lc had changed hF alYIrc.
MI Lord made "a hricf reply, claiming IN ahHnhle
right of committee tO the books, anu AIS" ciI
ma naI the offer of NJ. Beach to submit the o"hS 10
any independent committee appointed j.. tue 'ourlo ot
TO jury, not III good faith Judge DAVIS Io>crNeu
his. .urpls
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
TU0 1Er, rrrL IriAI4NS cHflTED

Michael Nrroni. an intelligent hut TOO e"n'
niIns Italian Keep, IN GPple-saud on the H"Tth7a't
corner OF the Bowcry ana fOuSton-st By h'f" "orA
I 5r,,,I ne, pr had saved up nearly thousand doi'
Ir. which n had deposited la the Dry DOCK savings
u,rE Twenty three hundred de dr' IN all MAS the amount
80, y,ro.S bank hook. Recently he was Introduced toah
I,a,guwao went by 'l.c IA. d,st title ~ " JoAn ana
VIM uoh occasion to warn bis new found friend against
b,uk, IN general and savings banks IN paGuc"ai'
When ON Saturday he N ,ast persuaded N'som TO uia"
tr, iuouc, from tHc bank, aud NcrY ohtEnSH I,lo,
urrl to in particular fl.tud. a'~" IN l".i anu 80
nv.rr Of a ars estate iu Canada" GA n 10 ''AV 'o
ntft uTrruuICh., and ~ stctNN gave I" N'tou'
>,ir md very heavy sdtchel, containing ut t'''I'',
,,.,,.,I Thousand aolhsrs ~ gul. com h'lo"' S .1I
arr,rfrd iur sarUt ant surrendered Ms b'AS' lleu
r.uk yth MS friends ami went home 10 so" d"'' us
.,l II. \ .afr o., &C. On the &Iy anxious I't u IoA q.
H,s ft,sur, he opened the bh> aul l"uhd h'i.S 'u'
iprtl, ol rau pipe wrapped IA paper lnN,rAa oI we -
ntiiri rfLlr.. When he reached thr saloon 1T th-
basement of No. .15 BJWtrN, MLcic lnt eA'Ltll-u
n.I h,.u maze. hI, friend, mad gone. \'f".l Wt'ua
Lls hands at the central Oncc IA VAIN on Sd'Nui!
and ,yrIarcd that he would XII himself
ON he southeast corner OF ionsio5t' anu ths C p,
cry dirrcty opposite Ncryri's stand, D'huIeH AH'v
4, t.rI an Italian peanut NtuUtr is htusahlh- '.'
f mis- Ntc fortunc-S jO-N llch AFRAID oi uuAuHs ="
me bauks he carried III his EocAct \ nrgr" HnJ
bought ) cents worth o peanuts Oh December 10 roOoN"
ly while.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

ing no Of TIE Republican party in the souh :,
detdch a large follow NJ Of IN" VII ti,p, ~ " VIII
racy, TO which they are only hOund by In. D;lhOc-
ignorance And when" the R"pub 10 an 'lhs "
Itself able to protect aud advance the blacks il Ions
Of the COlOred vote. " " sure
And. fnalli, there Is one moro Important pcin.
Tue North must pe Drought 10 see that The conyrr &
missionary work, IL ~ ever To b. raz Il i c,
Ihc ideas have been planted there ana yr,,,, ,ri ~.
vitality that the, will srOu although left torn, ch
But n ia Y 20 amount to Anything in m, M
tncy must be aided nom the North. The k.Inti Il /,
party j. we'll org9 IIrd in tHt Suut! hut il j. w. 81.
men thoroughly m3ucd with the ideas Of the 70, ~
cai,isn abe To cope with the leaf'rs %. the y,,ip
class With Tins class II l. money shi. for the conf
OF labor Is what ihey seek ana that means nousy "a
the field now stands II - money supported by ind Or
cnre and ignorance, against the principles of cduclon
and enlightenment which ORGANIZED in IA R,prhl,
can party II you can dcttch tie IN different and i'm
ant support fr0m the wealthy leaders you can con,
the Soutl to RrpuulicanlsIn. Tie way 10 this ,s
through education"
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
CHARGES AGAINSr TIE REGISTER.

Henry +. Knox and J. Adrlance Bush, the
members of the Bar Association VINO submitted charges
agains, Register Locw to Governor Robinson on Fri
day returned to this city Saturday. The charges
make a vo,umnous document. The points made are
four: neglect Of duIy in Office, mavcrsaton III once
mlsfeasancc IN Office, and eXtOrtIon. Each Of these
charges supported by instances of the breaking &"
law. -,
Governor Robinson took the papers aud informed th'
COMMITTEE that he would carefully Eainnr the charges.
Probably during the present week Register LOcw VII
learn whether not the Governor thinks Tie cua -rS q"
"A sufficiently grave nature 10 warrant an WNr~tgdtl"l
TnC Governor the u c not Only ui hr matter pul 81
the mauurr Of the plant. 4 ne decides lo make an
invest ,r,tipu Reg sit Iucw Will be summoned To Al
bany and tie Bar Association Committee ~ nave I"
submit lui evidence Ui the tlut ol iICIr rHISt7
The committee held another meeting on SHiuflF l"
consider the charges against County 'lriL "uhproh
aud sheriff k,l lv. Two OF the member, -. ne com
mitIcr--ti. he T. Lord ana Carries /. h"'lrtn-c"hth
upuu Controller Kelly. TLry tshrI hm IW permission
10 examine tln hooks OF his department showing the
payment ul frcs ~ the sheriff anu COUNTY t.ch AiIcr
snurt consultation with Deputy -loutroh'r H'"IF, ana
Aulio. .nrasuu, III Controller inf, rmrl H"'@re. InIu
and Maclcan tnat IN, accounts would be iurh "'' !"
Al a.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
PAIL royyroN ENCOURAGING BRAVERY

4 dinner was given by Captain Paul Boynton'
the famous swimmer. Saturday evening at tue FH'h
Avenue Hotel, TO Nan the newsboy" aud ms COM
panons Gilbert Long and Edward Kelly, who compose
the Volunteer fcsavug Corps. The guests ala ample
Justice o the feast but refralned from drhhhg
wine The three Lads who are al under twenty years OF
age have saved in the past six months twenty sih
lives; Nan" having rescued hfeen, Long nine ann n
In ,,rn Jroxninr persons They live IN the Fourth
W,ri and every uignt patrol the water front oil ' ~.
lower part ~ the cIty Captain loyhton tbsssc. an
oin their patrol on Years night and was hano Oh
Gnnorry urmhcr or the association. boat mas oScn
oar,,d Ia bring Il TO New-Y ork free of charge.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
THE COMING BolRD oF 4LDEi,'aN


Caucus or THE ElP"BLICtN ANp ANIITh,lNANr
NrNBEE~.
The Republican and Anti-T0mmany mem
hcr,-,,,ct ~ the Boa.d OF Aldermen for l~-0 held a
Joint caucus a, tn Wcsmn,.,. Hote, On saturday Ia
select candidates for officers uf the new boad
%! which tAt Republican, ard Antl-Iau.mauy
Democrats form the minority. Alderman Morris vas
chosen chairman, AMI stated ihc object OF
lie meet us An Informal ballot frr PRESIDENT OF the
board wa, tIru taken. Iue.. were Is ...iu.ii g, and
.o,rn Democrats present FIVE of l.c Esrab ctHS
yuted Tor Ala rulu MOTIFS Tor the Office; ,nd Mr.
voted a. follows: jorl'n :. -, ,; Ference
Herman. / :: Nicholas IaU.Atou, J; j. Graham
Hyatt. ]: Ju-.YY .. >t.l q, !. I" '..' ~ me
Democrats caused considerable surprise, - u
la, uceI IumorpI tina. t.,y would 90. N"ic Tor Ar.
N.ft Ni,v o.. aAIuauc. .irtf Ul .lu' iN. .H De-. d,
Gratis Withdrew and nyid separate caucus Atrt dii
an hours taIsUI one at them returned ana asked
t. .iN Erpupg, wh .fntT they would support for Tue
pro. .druc, rr trr UnV B"Iiu the caNInt' named ny
sa,r,u Tor Tie Republican, thaG jNcl wound conc' de-
"a, office O.. ~ >.l .. to- Ail-I"i--duJ A'rl"l'
.r iai The ballot the pliDe must ur tt""h ophN'
e., turututl t.l caucus naming HIS choice ihi' r.
I,, H a., .t,i- tL, Ant 'auIuIlH lrMotld.S
t,.rtf az fur tIudl tr, Ipr The t,ltr tr'lluE 'u'
tr. welded t. soc Il, pIull,Ii> he and one Ahil.'
..,. .I. ,t.rt person r,,t- I, uI ti,.T clC.. iH
.u. I.ut.!ay iuviu."l> '.tH .h--yrltt tH G., - Va
t.rl.Ea d. .uG.iut,d 60 I.,HDt t.l> de- icd 10 ''-
low al, su.-vsuuu .a, ng thar the superior oib',l
must lrst 10, rit,.tO. J., -,E,!. Lty ithl t.e '' w.
AZ . n, uou.d tii F.,uuN ugNt. Il - 80! lh't "
pIirlu cluaIua,s Tor clerk az The board axe AtcsH~h
piuchucy ard Jacob VI. PdtittSn'.Ir.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
THE NEW ocr4y IRLlGnr AME.
WHAT = SAID OF - "S lIiE siEE;I tNn ~ IN
ENCHANGEe-tcIvHY ~ THL Nt"-i"ik CTS
1FAI FILVAIOES hND PfrEs.

wu,r = SAID OF - oH 1IE sIEEar ,Nn ~ IHr
EycnA>Gre-.cIviIY ~ TnI NEw-loRk CrN-
7rAL FLLvAIoES typ rnrs.
The new steamship lire to be run to Europe
M connection with The Ncw-York Central Railroad.
for the cyciusiy, purpose OF carrying n,ght.
was much discussed among s"pp"nV merchants
and caIA- hip men ou Saturday. 1t stated that the
,,iaN -lucui Of such line complete -u.uri,r.
while stcau,hip agents seemed 10 thiuE tIW bacon,
butter, Lard and Ike provisions would continue
to 20 IT. Gisi freight, there strong I'm
preston thlt fourteen daya on the ocean would
not be s,rloas objection 10 such freight VIXEN the
rates were ~ much lower. II Is thought that Wander
bil- new departure viii lead 10 the other trk lines
maxi ing connection, with steamship companies. Il
made by thr Erie Railroad IN terminal urui"' %u'l!
similar line, ana i"'l mon vi. "hH i'i ""1tI
lnl Il tivuug cuu.r'iIiur ~ European TuiGhi.
win ~" i1co tnai NV iorE wan brought Ia
% favorable compctIinn with other Alahtc ports.
Mauag, r. of tho other steamship ur' d' not :, gard
the ,taD-Bnynt oi the tnc"'u luc a, SIiuu, ntcI-
terence with existing lines.
,arg, foI.c Of men at wor upon me ncw elevator
ana pc,s Of the Erw-lork Genital Road. y Ar,N p'rr
hi, been b.lj tho loot OF Fi;;y -rinin.t. 1t l. $50
feet long b. feet wide wooden shrd. covered with
gal,au Lr1 iron l- cIc"cd omit. The front
HrtW,, .t ANA SAty-ihiri street, /, ocrulnc,i
by elevator built about three years ago which ha-
a ncnp,city of 800 900 Dusncs A. the foot sixty
Iul,d 81 nrS elevator !. beng hui ~ thc stream, ut
m an lie with The tukhcad. II VIII he so feet long by
- fr,t broad Ibis viii receive gram durc, from trc
ears ana will load the steamers op each side she pier.
The m ger elevator Lc!ug on the hnthcad pafaf with
'ho stream. only admits the loading 81 one Nhip at ~
TIM, bat She new VIII permit two vessels 10 hc
loaded NJ Between SiNty-I0utih aud S,Nn NTH
another new per Is nnilJ completed 1t j. 800 icoI
In accordance with Judge Dunohu"'s recent dee i-lo
giving the night Of eminent domain II is understood
that the Now-York Central Company propose 1" build
nyr Other pier, between Sinty-hftn and Scyru-sccond
ST., each pier about 500 ct long ana 100 feet wide
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
GoISG TO EUROPE As a WITNESS.

Arthur Dyson, clyil-cnginecr well known
IN this country from his connection with the building or
the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Murdered
In ApriI lS77 at the door of his house In Shelf ID Eng
hand. Tie only witness Of the crime was his wife who
obscrVed that murderer had lost three fIscrs from
hs left hand Last month Charles Peace noted huTE-
lar was captured II Lambeth lie Is suppo~.C 10 hc
The murderer Mrs Dyson after the dcah Of her nus
band had lett England AID recently has been visiting
friends at Cleveland OHIO sue sailed on saturday Tor
England under the care OF Detective Thomas Wash, Ot
hnefleId 10 appear a witness III lhc prOecCntlOn
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
TIE FIRE RECORD.
loss OF LIFE IN FAST ORANGE. Nj

IUNN OF DIT r IN fANI UHANWE, \, ].
About o'clock on Saturday morning a fire
broke the large stable oi w. f. Kdder at Grove
and WIamsts., last Orange. N j., The upper focr OF
which used billiard paFlor and sleeping cham.
Der by Charles H. Thatcher, age tweIty-One, and his
brother, Milton T., age seventeen. who employed
about the place. Mr. KIdder attempted to rescue the
young men, but driven back by the smOke and
danes before lie could reach IN ir Room.
Two horses, two carriages, q sleigh uil
Hard table, furniture, and the entire contents OF the
building were destroyed. The flames spread rapidly
and the adjoining house. owned aud pied by H. g.
Ward, totally DESTROYED, but the household good,
all saved. OF houses the nOrtn side ~ the
for a time in danger. Mr. kdders los,
is about $1,000; fully inmTed Mr.. Ward's loss il
$1,000 and is insured in the Merchants, Of Newark for
81 800 The bodies Of the young recovered
later in the day Tney charTed beyond
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
APARTMENTS OF L. 5. GRANT. JR., DAMAGED.

U. :. Grant jr., a son of the ex-PIesident,
and gentleman by the name OF Ward, clerk in the
Assay Onicr, occupy together suite of the
third floor OF the Bella Flats, AT No. IL East Twenty
,iyfl-,t. Mr. Grant l. II the city Christmas Eve; Mr..
Ward was also away ON Saturday night. Yesterday
morning his absence fire broke Oui in closet m Mr..
Wards and spread to Mr. GIauts rarIoy where 1t
spoiled 800 worth OF furniture before it disCOyC red
aud rXtingishcd. The bWldng, owned by Oswald
OttendOrfcr, was dana -cd 5000.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30

next Saturday fortnight is anticipated with such
eaeeness. aud why it promises to be night
memorable in dramatic annals. Miss Ellen Terry
contributes something, no doubt, to the stock OF
enthusiasm, for she too has her admirers, and her
Ophelia will be a novelty. Mrs. Bateman, whose
management of the Lyceum had many excellent
points, migrates to Sadlers Wells Theatre, once
MI PhepS's, but does not open it till next Spring
q. ". s,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
INCENDIARISM IN NFW-JERSEY.

The large framc-buidinG at Florence Heights
Bergen County, v j. formerly known a. Tr.! y gicue
Home was destroyed by fire at q. III. Saturday. Tne
loss was $4,000 fully covered by insurance. The
building had used for the last two years
mer bOardug-house, but recently ha- been uoccupled.
The nrr It j. believed, wac caused by an iuccndlary
large cottage at Passaic Bridge, owned by Mayor
kvcryg Of PasSaic CITY, DESTROYED hy fire -ltUr.
day causing loss OF $4,000 Ihs me 10 also SUPPOSED
to have been the WORK of Inc"ndidrIt6
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having charge OF him. and on pro luctlon q, o. u
any warrant or other document showing tseC ~
cnaree " having committed eytradton on nee 10
issue a war; Mt aurhOrz NJ his detention vnh transfer
hrnuoh and from British territory tO The place 10 Wch
n is desired to convey And fur r. az shaii
a sufficient an application for Wt ul ohDeas
corpus To show IN lik' manner b nc production ol
a warrant or other authentic docum'n that the pri>-
or er has been surrendered IN respect II N rNii a'lo
cfrpc. We further recommend that cudedF"rs sHOulu
he made TO obtain spending prov son III our own
favor III treaties between this country ana loreiEh
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORPHANS HOME.

The twenty-seyenth anniversary of the Or
phans Home ana Asylum Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church was celebrated on Saturday, at the Home at
Le1ington-ave. and Forty-nnth-st According to the
annual port the receipts for the past $780,.
2Is o. Mrs Eugene Dulith, Mrs. Thomas j. Owen.
Miss Apne NJ. Barnes, Miss Anna Potter. Mrs. Hcary
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AFAcToRY CLOSED BY ATrEE.

DOVER. y. H., Dee. pa fire broke out
IN the saclrin room OF the COrurcD PRINT Works A"o'
fr. ,a. .ao DIiIJiry was badly dtnIZcd. The WORKS
u .... p~,i f0r f.urr. Eue los, - estimated at
i.., $1,000 10 i"..N'. probably coycre' o 'u
>
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owen Mrs John Warren, Miss Ju liza Rhinelander, Mrs
Joseph Grafton Mrs Henry i. Renwlck, Mrs. Henry o
Fearing Miss Anna l.. Peck and Miss AraDela Ludow
wfr. elected trustees for the next year IN t1e Bo1u
of Advisors elected were Bishop Potter and the Rev D
loan Henry Hobart. During the meeting the children
OF the institution sang several Christmas carols
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
HER FIrsr SUNDAY At CmuRcn.-Littlc girl

Nursr, please. me penny 10 giho 10 tho organ
grinder lc'4 coming round begg1g with DISH
A bright little boy played so hard the other
afternoon that he fell ecp and was pnt To bed without
his supper. The next morning ne came down 10 break
fast smiling and happy. You were good boy last
night Harry" said his mother, lyon went Ia bed win
ont ycur supper" Harry looked up IN painful sur
prise clouds gathered his face aud he askod the
nurse: "Dd 70 To sleep without my supper last
night 2" yes" said the nurse. well" said he. be
tween his ien5, IL want my last nights supper now"
and he mad II.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-30
A PIANO FACTORY BURNED DOWN.

Bo-roN, Dee. 29.-Thc Emerson Piano COM
pauy', fac ory WAS burned % the ound together win
manufactured piano, and STOCK claimed % Dee worth
>~OOUO, yr>UIGv tn" los on the build * D, c2jo'o
Which, a. well the loss Iic >ura. Is covered by IL
sur4nce. lIsuty-iye men are thrown out ot employ
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,p,1tw,y pool TO CONTINUE.

CHICAGO, Dec. %. - committee VI
from the Southeastern RAILWAY hs'o''a,D .',il0d "a
~, Er,d,, and after due consideration, decidod 'o
the roads Interested 10 renew their pooIns p
rronnsmrnts on the same terms have fuIed uu"A
he M