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on our Macao friends will he again furnishing their
houses and raising their rents In anticipation Of STAN
colony.
Speaking OF Gov. Hennesscy's plan ~ being
kind 70 the poor Chinese tho Dddv Press Of
Hong Kong says:
retaining criminals here the only hope Tor success
s work lies - Transportation In other countries por
maps where they could BEGIN aircsl aew might learn
that honesty Is the best policy but here when released
unless restrained by fear The ony cicctve way Of deal
ing with criminals here Is by making the jail atorror
cascsn which tcan legally be inflicted Chinese laws are
when put into execution infinitely more severe than
british laws; and had such an satragc as the raid
wing Lok street been attempted. IN Canton and the
IS,e 6 SanEe. sy would haze paid tor ht "q @S
wednc sday morning derives ~ greatest Importance and
the colonial Goycrnneni in The ewes Of the natives This
i ~ indeed iero1, matte ana 1t WI ssS some time
ape @Tm,d ~ the ohin;s q c nowef ct
persons and property Of the residents
The result OF tho raid IL that Gov Hennessey
has signed the death warrant ~ q murderer,
Tam Atai. who sentenced on the 2Sth Of August.
might have been put to death on tho 9th Of Sep
tembcr. according to the custom. but for the
clemency OF the Governor That every one has
been pretty badly scared Is evident. All the
| European banks in the colony have officially
| addressed the Government. asking for special
| police patrols to guard the ncighbOrhooi where
and. according to Capt. NcwtOns latest nc
| counts. An Indignation meeting was to bc held
| expressing the opinions OF the community on
| the condition ~ affairs in the colony.
Gov. HennossCy. in addition to sentencing the
| murderer. Tam Atai began ovorhauling the
| Police Department. Investigation showed that
| number OF police on duty had been reduced
| since 1876 nearly one half and that the force
| perempinry orders TO increase the force and
| Judging from the tone OF hs reports and the
| accounts Of his doings. he has dropped the con.
eiliatory method and gone back to the good OLD
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NEW 6n1rANs. Nov. Z. 1873

NEW AklEANN, nov. Z. ISIS.
Jos T. Reeside. Esq. Philadelphia.
My DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 3lst ult with check
Of DreXel 4 Co. ON DreNel. Morgan X CO. for 800
10 be- applied for the benefit OF the yellow fever
sufferers. rs may seem TO me most proper was
duly received
Most OF our relief associations having closed
your liberal donation among the most deserv-
ing OF our charitable institutions. which are not
only sufferers thems Ives from the epidemic
desolating our community, but whose province
II Is 10 take care OF the homeless fatherless vic
tins. have, therefore. distributed the amount
phan Home. $50; Protestant Episcopal Child's
Home. $50. st. Marys Catholic Orphan Boys
ASYLUM. $50; Little Sisters Of the Poor. 500 as
per vouchers enclosed herewith. trusting tho
distribution will meet with your approval /
take pleasure in congratulating You on your
good fortune. and remain with best wishes for
your prosperity,
Yours very respectfully
VI. A. DAupHiN. FROST.
with four receipts from tho above bcucli,ia-
ries to tho amount Of $50 eachl.-Adc.
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r. r. Hayes sent TO United States Marshal
Harlow IN Brooklyn yesterday pardon for william Pre-
ble aged 81 and Edward Dunsoombe. aged -, who in
July last were convicted Of passing counterfeit trade
dollar In a Graham avenue bArrOom The prisoners
some taking advantage OF TIE liberty allowed
them because OF thor connection WIN resnectDe iami'
lies escaped from the yard Of the al, hut were suhse
queutiy surrendered hy WciT parents They were re
leased IRON the jail yesterday.
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at 4esc n for poor TO good mlk.fed veas and at 20.
arc. for grassers
Receipts Of sheep and lambs II car loads or 7oB
he ad Of which actually needed by slaughter
ers, and the market extremely dul with linite
trade AZ aAceiAc h. Tor common TO good sheep and
Sf1fc for lambs Among the arrivals were ear loads
Of heavy Canada sheep, designed for shipment ahVe TO
England. .
Receipts Of hogs were q loads or 3i27 head No
change In priccs and hut moderate demand at 3h0
3iac. y n. with car loads sold at 3Ac
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ST. JoHN. N. b.. Nov. l0.-The trial OF Thomas
Dowd ana Eliza Ward for the murder Of Thomas Ward
was concluded al S. Andrews to-day The prisoners
we're found guilty and were sentenced 10 Dc hahked on
jan IA They sill protest their innocence,
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live stock MARKET.

bceNes day were II car loads l2l head AN premium
grade Durham steers aud for expectation alive ureRt
britain No Waie ~ beet cattle today rho Washington
Market trade ~ dressed beet WAS dull nj Na@5sc D.
Tor Texas aud Colorado sides aud Os7c tor naive DO
Receipts VI calves l3Q head, LeA mere gouE VI slowly
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CINCINNATI. Nov. l9.-The Grand Jury NJ
GAINESVILLE have found indictments against the grave
robbers Lyman Raston Capt billiard and Dr.. HeyL u
~ thought that Hiiard. who II much affected Ny M
pOStOn, will make q full confession
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Bnsintss l1otites.


Dr. y. ~. y. Lees Iithontriptic,
For the cure ~ all kidney affections Sold hv Caswcll
Hazard co, Even. Mcluurc. also Diunhu. under As
tor House Depot 40 Clinton place sent lur pamphlet
a Fine Derby or son Hat. sI.OO, worth 81.
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M.iItINE INTELLIGENCE

nrStsrunF atNANAC-tHfs ntY -
SIM rises. 80 sun SITS. ~ NOonrtses.. W
HicH NAttK--ruts nay. q.
Sandy Hook. ~ Gov Island - iic uate... 80
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THE Bounnrd Eye SHAH be Blessed"

Mr.. J. T. Rccside was so fortunate as to
draw prize 1910 0OOin tho October distribution
Of the Louisiana state Lottery Company with a
ticket costing him 81. The following CORE
spondcnce explains itself and shows MIR. Reeside
not unmindful OF those for whose benefit the
company was chartered:
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Copy
pHILADELPHIA. Oct. 81. 1878.

Vt. 4, V1UUTIU, INI,
Ny DEAN SIR Enclosed please flnd draft for
two hundred dollars 5000 which | send - YOU
10 dlshurso for the benefit Of the yellow fever
sufferers NJ may seem 10 you most proper.
have felt strong desir" 10 subscribe before.
but have heretofore been unable.
Please acknowledge receipt and oblige.
Very truly yours,
Jos. Il. REEsIDT.
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Save 20 per cent unde SOC each
scarlet rinO "; nieTs dos skin gloves 20 j. W.
Johnston 100 Grand ~ also AT e aYi eoT2Vh sI-Aae
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

"Olr Club has met with gooi success at wallack's
II d, said that Miss Marie Roze received yesterday a
from her Paris lawyer announcing the death O her
unt e, snd that in his Wall he had lcn her legacy VI
t5OOuO,
despatch from San Francisco SAYS that Miss Ada
Cayendsh, the English actress, opened her engagement
~ that city on Monday night She was called out several
times during the play
Mr. 0otthod Carlbeg, leader Of the orchestra at the
Chickcnng Hall series Of symphony concerts and mu-
steal editor the Music Tffnis Rrieis appointed by
Field Marshal Berg. Vceroy Of Poland TO hold the
Beethoven Centennial at the Imperial Opera House IN
Warsaw, the l7th OF December, 1870 lie gave on
that occasion the minor symphony by Beethoven, and
OF the "Leon0ran OVertuTes with an orchestra Of
100 musicians
RensOn's CapcIne Porous Plaster,
Invented Improvement common porous pasters;
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With powerful drugs for dyspepsia and try that bland
but searching specify, Mlk Of Aasnesla.-AdV.
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State bonds weu, los active. with sales Of Louisiana
= consolidated A. 71ls ana "a for The smaller issues
Railroad securities were Reuiu aCuve. with Missnu
ksusas ami Texas ~ mortgages advancing v cent a.
IL. Denver nni Rio Gfaulr lists -Ciuu- az ~Jita-As.
ilrr D. a-is-at amt Missouri Kansas amt tAas con.
su.iduu'd ussotted rf-e from iuls Geo a. buyer go
There was WcidisuIbutcd business M the remand, J.
Of the list
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Invented as an lmprOy common porous platters
acts quicker; every way more beneneial-AdV.
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ss-ss =. So - - 81 80
WILL Buy WuuLL llchtr
fl---sl-sl -tt-fi -si --si F.
A HALE Iitkl.t ~ rlE MAT GRAND
DRAWN. N.t ftHt IIr
COMMONWEALTH ul~ilibl ItuN COMPANY
i,ecl ca,l lI1cs -lisF0
Re Is TINE. NA lN pAN.
JACKSON a co.. B,rhsr- 50 >t.-al' t.
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ANOTHER Suicide
The Third this Week. from the Deck of the
Ferry Hoat DAY Gould.

Between If and ~ o'clock on Thursday
night. whom tho Eric ferry boat James Fisk. ira
was seing tied Up for the night one of the dock
hands. who had sat in the cabin out Of the rain
during tho trip. stumbled on n bundle that lay
near the guard rail. II was an ovcrcoat in
which worca wallet. n number Of cards and
n photograph Of a beautiful maidcn. taken
by y. Rogers Of Tarrytown. Ncar the coat was
found razor. The cards are OF plain white.
and on the face is neatly stamped from nm en-
gravcd plate the name Frank Baylos Nyack,
MY"
certificate Of Baylcss membership OF tho
Nyack Young Mems Christian Association was
also found in the bundle.
Tho police hypothesis ia that Baylcs took ad-
vantage II the absence OF pnsscngcrs on the
deck during the storm. and cndcavorcd to cut
his throat. and that. falling. ho sprang over
bonrd.
deck of the james Fisk Jr. Thomas J. kimbal
sprang overheard on sunday night, and William
). pontin shot himself on Wednesday night and
fcll into tho North river.
:, Bnyles entered tho ferry house ut about 10 20
= NJ. nls actions were 50 strange and his
looks 40 wild ns 10 attract the attention of tho
employees there. H. sat down on one OF tho
benches. and soon ,aiiorwnrd went outside and
entered tho slip the stranger cung to- the gate
As sOon as 1t WAS opened he walked hurriody
on 10 the boat, soon afterward his coat aud hat
Wcro fvhnd. Iho Terry hands hoard no splashcs
NyAcK. Jan. li.-Baylos came to this village
last spring from Tarryiowu. whore his aunt re-
sidgH' lir was clerk IN dry goods store
thor" for several ycgrs. md removed to Nyack
with hi- employer. MIR. Bmuvclt He was very
popular IN tn Nill llagg, aud likod society. For
the past two wcoks lac had been much de-
pr 'Ssnd IN 7piriis, 40 much 40 that It was ro-
bH worried and % his lUuiludg. Mrs laiimcr.
he c"nii led hi- ttouOlnS. WHAT they wcrc sle
refuses 20 say. Nr. Rlnuvot. his employer.
~itrNkS Ni IiNl lii II. t-f terms "A iuffNful
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FLOODS IN YIRGINIf.


RICHMOND. Va, Jan. 1.-THE heavy rains
of the past two days have caused another rise in
the rivers. The bridge over the Staunton river
on the Richmond and Danvillc road which had
Just been replaced. was again swept away. this
being the third time inside Of two months. The
iron hrdg" oyer the samc river on the Virginia
Midland road. between Lynchburg and Dan
Vile. was also washed away. This bridge was
destroyed by the great food in November last
and had been but rccontly replaced The Roam
oAc river at Weldon. y. g.. - also very high
and the water at noon to-day was risisg AT
,ne rate Of six to eight inches per hour.
hl'iruad hrdg at that point urc also threden-
cd Nothing las yet been hoard from othcr
points in the state.
DANyuLg. Jan. 1.-THE bridges over the
Stdunioh river on The Virginia Midland and
Rchmonl and Danviile Railroads having boon
swept away by froshc's, through travel is again
delayed and transfers will bc necessary. There
Will b. no ircightS for several dayh b. either
road. To-day AT the break over the Staunton
river on the Danville and Richmond road two
men. named q. ii. MeLeon and ]. + Satter-
waite of NV York. attempted ~ walk over the
bridge. contrary to advice from the authorities
A. they were midway they approhondcd dan
ger AMI started 10 return. hut span fell. carry
inE thcm below. soMc twrniy feet They fionted
down the river milo. but warc overiakcn 10y
boats and r.r'url Local trains will cont 'nue
'" run t. the river either way daily ON both
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PRIYING orER IiNR DEtD LoyrR.
The Grief OF the Maiden who wa. to have
been Niiiiaia y Poa,In'- " rc.


TIL funeral oi William = lnntin. wl, on
tn. day set for his n..irria.,e O., IA h.,ut. ful
',' ',.' '"- ''". '"'
young woman lflAG IN Ihlr} -thlri street m
this nty sh1' himself ON The deck .l "a ll1hnA ~
f.rrtia,at woe L.f4 yc.,.rl,,. ,,,..-,,,, 10, .f
''', ''" "-, ""'' 49,. ~, '.''"''n III ''''
residence ~ ms uh'I'' MI Ihoma~ Croit-. ut
10 Raymond -,rest. Brooklyn. The ill.lr~
wcr. nlled vthn lsr.,, o,,n,o,,, ~ ,,u,.., ,..r.
sons md ,,ny ,yha hal ..,no',,I - n,,'ni
wedding .u.AvrHl ah.u, the cnlllu. Nj, hJ-t
"A Plant ff.. a. ur.- ,you,,n len l...ia,, las. fla,
- """' ''. ''~ '"'',' ''' "'' '''''' y, '.''
n'Hi pl iN' ' ,'Nh' WIN h'r hard- 'h~p'i toe
Eth'r ~ .h II II" WI ' ~ ll y'i. h'+Ny
,,t.ai ~ M"- f'y,pI "''t a.. !" ~, 'hi ~ u u :
mo s'f"ri r.lri hNt N.hf que "N', an, I'M
SIS ul ll',Hl Ahf Vlhl i'4l gu ,'ll h"r ~ .'.
,s ~ - "i,l ',,,i IN @ @.i.,',l ~, 4,
t.,r. S'i..,i-n,. . r,'i u, N.,t ,
oHhlh-' VA ilN 'HIHn%, oi' inf nIliht
h'I ln". -'I =, ,''1' ini .hs ron
hamor,n I''"'' p" ''"'"l "''' almost Dr'A'h
,. i"n az 'llin ~ W'.' ",l ana t"r h.Iy seemed
n,j +, ,.i,,}&,,n ,,r,r.& AZ ~ ,,-
rsted r. 't''' ON thn "onln '"'"'N'' ""'' S''''N'
~ i,'s II a. .'p'' W, bl7'pr oi III" Ol"r-
mont AV hu, 'n.NIis tli,t .hV, %. VINO wa 10
~, uS H. q, So a., - r'anl
Z Sonng,ru ii,,ru ,r MA t.n r,s, ~ nu a2n thr
cfih.nT's hhl ti'h f"ai' hN r''n,-t' Il nsAHli-
iu' i ~ % p'.'. y, vN ,h- lN ~ .H @S "l say,
,hee, 'Mo M ri,t r't ''i ~, =, =, ~ u' 80
tne ia.t that thr y2uns man WhH nay f9pe 2nt
@ ivn u' % ,n,, ,'", "u u',i '> MS
ine from the lis Of Ia" ying yo,nnn r5u. .
anI ~, 1,ro nr' ,hn ,,e n,, ' ND ""'
"i he pinrn ,nn tn. VIVA ysl a. chnc h,'% % coo,, Ian,
he soon pro coded in ton-o.ug wor'I-. 4, Hs
1pph" ui @ ile .et"."'i - - m u,' ,''@'n 'I'lH -
nnV.i ny tH t, r, 'i i,s . ~, & "ri N'7'''
th nni s, iod iy tba eof,in Nlis- Plan,
soann"J ia" fatee ~, oa'h rers"n ~, ,.,' .v'.t
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WOMEN VINO WISH TO TOTE
Presenting Their a r9uments BEFORE tho Son.
ate Elections Committee.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Senate Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections to-day heard
inc arguments OF delegates from tho National
woman Suffrage Convention. About fifty rep
resentatlves OF tho convention were present,
and speeches wore made by Mrs. Lozier OF New
York. President OF the National Association /;
Julia Smith OF Connecticut. and Elizabeth Cady
stanton of New Jersey. who advocated a six
teonth amendment to the Constitution, not only
Tor woman's protection. but for the safety OF tho
nation. She said that the nation could only OK
poet prosperity by recognizing its citizens and
as tho women OF this country were its citizens,
they should be recognized at tho polls that II
the several States were to be permitted to rule
under what is termed local government. this
country could not be called nation. because
the ruling Of said local government disallowed
the, rights Of millions Of It's citizens
Mrs Nj. j. Gage OF New York was the next
speaker, and was followed by Mrs Mary A..
stewart OF Delaware, who delivered very witty
and amusing speech. causing much merriment.
IN closing. she claimed that woman was better
lltted to exercise her judgment at the polls than
Boynton Harbert Of Illinois claimed that as a
ruler, woman to-day stood tho peer OF man.
irlscilla hand Lawrence spoke In advocacy OF
right to vote. adding that. 1t was given to the
irishman fresh from Erin. to the German. and
to the negro. II was certainly duo TO the mothers
ana sisters OF the American people. The ballot
OF to-day, she said, was n fraud. and that tho
drunkard should be dsfranchised. claiming
thAt man who wns unable to govern himself
was UNIT to govern others.
Mrs. sara 4 spencer said that owing to the
bcndng OF their petitions before the House Of
representatives upon which they expected ne
ton to-day. they would he glad II the committee
would grant them further hearing tomorrow
Whcreupon Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts
moved mat the committee meet Mt l0b A. NJ. to-
morrow for that purpose. This was unani-
mously agreed to. and the committee adjourned.
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NJ rbWlow Wrci tcit somewhat easier last cvcnirS
Gg9rg Wimar ~, ao, ~ Go,lrna Nc',gc the mur'
Mn,or Fly has approved ihc Ad.inUu', resolution
ahon'lns the tees q" the Inspectors OF Wcish'' and
rh.>, Nhehnvc not sc,,n ,hc Loan E>hhnon m tho
ciu.cd tn, tNvmn.
The 'elAro,m uo oiacr, Of ihe Ian police have been
s. ~, AMI gatcAecpcrs =
saa; ''s F.@l S,sF1l ,s'isii.S, ana icstsSSei
so,t Tie crt,cnt AID rro.. Of ,his city N Tor Il, aia
to the wounded soldiers ol the sultan armies
Those who saw Joseph He'll fall from HI, truck IN the
Howrry. near Dcancei street on The 81 insi ~, i,
1c,tsl gall ON "s employers Hen stephens At 20
> The following named officers u,e Na,onal clis,
rrnnui"vy"Ih,' A,,9'iRtion Mrrs .lc',d i"i.l ln;
iarvJ Tc,,chman Treasurer l. sae,
paSsho s Es'4'fn IN ,nS S'Hs G;s.%s ,4co n sG M % an
E"Nui,Gl{ 'ppeag Tn, ',smnf nr ne i' unr m H.,
Monte Cusio'
r,y,i%1, ws;" ne @ c yq,9 mo i,o az; 80,
3 hat aided S,anrcok cr0ri, n ,l, mllcr{ q NIX W
lur, tlrir va, nn aniner Mh III, l.nls were tor
ns IN Variant issued T., justice RNh>. oi conf lley
kin is"" "m III l. 'S an ~ % US la H"ay' '' 9.ri, f Ia Htsys
t'ol Is II. ec,, ,,.g r.,.as"i
70 no .,n- SIM la,uu
Co. G....eN ..a' .''l n trar vl. d.t ,r rura
W,.i''t i't.'r ~ Nll D,''., VI l.,n "a I. ...r,
g. r ", ,s,..,, ,s'1 Il. fNN9n.c IA i,i
lre Coos Sru'. .i'ao It,mtu. r,ccuny .m.rl 10
T6c c.n'iiua. 'oar, viii }t rr,'a ,noI,.d,e '. y
Sn 9'il VA i,e ia aa} l,. for ma 1 @Ws M,ndN az
SSsGay S,n H, IT, %'@,c'I Is9rl goq;i,l' q ng, wn
kdha!d J. benninshan
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BfNk ROBBER CiPTURED.
How he Made his Escape from the state
Prison In Trenton.

BoRDENrOwN, n. j.. Jan. II George Ed
wards who escaped from the State prison at
Trenton in April. 1872 was captured in New
York on Thursday last He had been sentenced
10 serve n torn Of ten years Imprisonment for
attempting to rob tho Jameshurg Bank II
Middl'.seN county, and had served but fifteen
months when he effected his escape. At the
time he escaped from tho prison hr had con-
lcdcrato stopping at james Phrker's hOtrl uhe
American Houscl, in tins clty, who had horse
and carriage. ana was in the habit Of taking
ride every evening. Tho morning that FL
wards escaped his confederate was under his
coll window with horse and wagon. ready To
tako him away. Edwards sawed of the bars of
the window in the workshop. Nnd his cell mate.
a coslyict named O'Noil. escaped with him.
Aner The escape Edwards and his companion
refused TO admit q N'il To tho wagon; tut .nNc
him n suit of clnth,s and toll him to make =
the Delaware river. O'Nrll was rornplurrd,
Edwards and his friend drove 10 this clly.hul
J. wards ielt TIE NohI,ln at n hr .strcci which
leads 10 the u D'dwar, river. whilr his friend ir-
turned his horse to ihe ftnllo Of tho American
House. PrOrcciipgto the river, they roWri To
the Pcnilsyvhnu shore. where crrlh-' was
in waitin. fnr them. on il. who has served
his tnrm. gave the uuthoriic, inturmntiua OF
Edwards Whereabouts, DrrUly kr'p>- Ngr-
phy and Hopper. of the institution. yrri irrdAy
went To- New York t. take rhar,:" OF the Prisoner,
----.-----------
Cue " Iiiians.
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M'nAcar T. B.n,Nu De s, Marccl nm aeod Polrh
iua,'. "A, uud cIl iu h., lUN'u NuriO'h "a ,ls
iIaN morning A. is sall .oAI'e D,cn Count Edward
J.hlDu'.kN.
tM ' W NMcourt, Ion. connected with tho puonlr',
Line of steamboats, ant iur tit lA-t wear deputy Inm.
lt iin and IaN Receiver at Auauy tllcd suddenly IN
that city ON Ihul,iat ulshi
Culstolher Buitl, the church hu-lar who made n
confession al his oh,n'e Attempted 10 hrclk iail IN
blialn Yesterday, aer throwing lime m the eyes the
Jaer His Attention Mas " IOeIak all The prisouera
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ITILY'S DEAD KING.
The Place Of his BurIai-A Dcnthbed utter-
nnce About the Pope.

ROME, Jan. ll.-klng IIumbcrt J. mas or
lercd the Italian Court to so into MORNING
six months. II is said that Iiumbert though
originally in fnyor Of Turin. is now disposed to
agree TO Victor Emanuol's being Inferred in
Rome. but VIII consult hi, brothors
Signor Mnnciui intends to introduce lin in
Parliament appointing the Pantheon AS the Iu-
turc bui iai ,ln'r of the Savoy family,
The IuHfuNd reports that victor Emanuel
said, N his drathhed: have always fclt ailrc-
tim and Difference toward The person 81 tho
Pope. II have personally, displensri him,
am sorry but in AL my ats ! have always hil
tic consciOtSness Of having fulfilled my duties
as citizen and Prince, ana ~ never having
committed anything contrary to religion.
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Fernando Wood Gains u Victory.

WASHINGTON Jan. ll.-Mr. Wood gained thh
morning decided succ' - IN tie passage of the rc.ola
ton lroN 'din- Tor general Ncssaton care hal bees
taken to secure the presence OF Democratic majority
ami, Mlnt wns not large one II Wa large enoien 10
carry iht lusl the motion N which Nr Nuoi ub-ututed
H. ui-i solution t'r the resolution amended by
nl' uu vote of IN to tst "A tho resolution starnA
AT important committees oi the Iuus can bc ein inyssH
gauun upon any subject within 1t, purNi,N.
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Mii. STRIET'S DE.iTIf.
A"e"ed AZ "a Drno. ard, hut Found To Have
fractured skull.

u 40 case OF Martin l.. Street of 10 Fifth
ayeIu' who died in a Bellevue Hosptalcoll. on
lLpf' ''Y. of fracture OF the skull. Coroner
noi'nan mas not set held the inquest. Oflcer
lhonia' 5oulIion Of the Mercer street police,
nNh9 arr ir'l Mr. Street. says that no found him
=, =. .'"ay near Elceeker street, on Monday
H. a. IN D. oi. in a drplorahle condition, snem-
WSy 'i'NAiN Nted. Street walked with him t.
L., '"' station without /, eistance, lie was
hf '' Nat out .Wp hours. aud then thkcn
Lnn," 90 Malkrt iliioe Court. and JUST 80
n,nl iNmit'd Aim in dgiaut OF so fin. Tor
i,p''' 'iN... Nurrt Wa- mt 40 tht CITY Prison
h.. afternoon. and Warden Quinn det" t.
b@ 'i.lS more ihDu moro inloXicdtion IN
81, 'N iiN"s. ordered .tu examination by the
p15' lnn oi the Ciy Prison. TIE Warden
sa@. rect nul '.un him perfectly con-
son' "irl complaining II wsakncss IN Tho
H. rae uault 81 thH cNnmlnHtion WIS thnt
H. .un si.grHphed ior an anlhulanre. and
:. .la Y Bellevue upsyital on the evening
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SOME W.ISHING ron 1OPICs.
Jay Gouid Looking Out for the Union PN
ellie Railroads Intercsts

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1i.-Jay Goulis uncx
pccud arrival in town with his counsel AMI lobhyisu
ht' been connected N many with te fact that spccA
m'cuns nf the SouNtc judiciary Committee has ices
called Toy Tomorrow ~ hu-inrs. /, apparently rcady
70 ."hr "iut lht committee except the report OF Tho
suhc"nriiee on the Union Pacific Railroad II Is un
dcf>trd that the lie iactu President will dciN answer
y Ne inquiry VI toi-rr.s regard fn tie failure ths
lton Fncihc to pro uutl acr lui-e Dillon eciieI
The case iu regard 10 the lrAt hes tho ia ihu lirnad
lai'i argued IN the United States circuit Court 4
lLIL--.l
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King tIphon."'s Marriage.

MNRIp Jan. II. Primo Minister Cannrus
del Castillo tods, read the ROYAL messages To ro.r
announcing the approaching marIi-c ot hug Alphonso
r,ri, Jan II The hrHD iii b.HHa,l.i~ says the mar
ragp of KIM Alphuu~n VIII Dee po~inuurd few daVs
rom the atr oI-nals hNed IN consequence OF the death
Il 4. ILlL-l IL