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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

OEPoslrs ofcon OR BULLION received.
ID slther,oa open account or 10 Issue CIR.
TfRlCATES thsrsfor, payable tst the option OF
ths hoidsr) In Gold Hin or San Fnneisco; TO
naks collections, parehass Balliou ct the most
favorable rates. o. advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the ParsntBaak In Ban Francisco;
soils Bills OF Kxehangs, and transses General
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
No. Al SOUTH Q STREET.
CAPITAL. .........-....S2oo.c COO
rssidsnt..-.-:..:........J. o. HANIros
First Vice President. ..............O. DERBY
second Vice President. W.. u. ssiTH
nanAgef rn,in
At bIRs .on " sm,ss.
Joseph d. Malion. 4. ". white, w. y. Crane,
Y. q. Patton, Q. y. Van Gordsr, Q. Derby.
George Sent, o. @. Stevenson, hark Strouss.
Al Edwards. J. 9. kanssn, W.. Q. Bender.
lntsrsss paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums Of 81 and upward.
Loans made 90 approved real estate. bonds,
stocks, etc. stocks, eurrsncy and silver bought
and sold. Exchange for sale on all the princt-
pal cities Of Rufops and the ORIENT.
7n A. W WHITE, Secretary.
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asrses Qsesasiess.

tsI THE WESTERN UNION rrInsnArm rrsll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-04

New ORLEANS. Feb. "a. @. Nicolop-
ulo aud George vlllsrs. who were arrested
January 2sth. charged with being about 70
Aght q duel. and placed under bonds.
fought with swords to-day near hontgon'
cry ~st9ton, Mississippi. on The New Or
leans and Mobile Railroad. N~icolopulo
vas voAinded In tho hand,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
THk COAL C6MBFNATIOM.
Aaverss Action OF the Iehish Valley shippers
and Operators.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan A meeting OF
shippers and operators OF the Lehigh Valley
coal region was held here this afternoon. A
resolution was passed endorsing the action OF
Messrs Linderman and Wilber in refusing to
concur in tho proposition submitted at the meet
Ing of the coal operators in Philadelphia. Jan.
2. to allot isN per cent. OF the total production
to the Lehigh Valley. II was then decided to
reject the percentage offered by the combina-
ton as being unfair. aud to ask for another
meeting OF the companies in tho hope that an
agreement may be reached. The meeting is
said To have been harmonious.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4.-The action OF the L.
high operators In endorsing the action of their
representatives In the Board Of Control. has
excited no little comment in coal cir
cles here 1t, Is thought by some that 1t
has virtually killed combination "a Mr.
Gowen IL determined not to recede from the
allotment made BY him. which was 2SN per
promise, may be effected; as Mr. Dixon
must call another moetng. the required notice
having been furnished him within the specified
iorty-eight hours. No call has vet bcen made
for another meeting but II will appear either
much excited to-day. and retail dealers in
creased the price flfty cents on the ton.
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road or on any land belonging to Rutland. Nor
was there cvcr any dispute or litigation about
land bctwccn him and rutland until about. five
years ago. Tnen Mr.. Reeves says the Road
Commissioners ~ the town ,'ut n road between
their property After that rutland. out
of whole cloth. conceived the story OF
he mortgage add has hqrped upon It
that b would burn his CRecyes'sl house. This
was borne with for several years. Finally.
Rutland got Into the habit OF going about with
gun. with which he would threaten to shoot
every person with whom he got into a dispute.
Reeves was afraid OF being shot and so took
steps to have him declared a lunatic In one Of
MS paroxysms OF anger, Rutland horsewhipped
his youngest son 30 that the lad was compelled
70 leave home. He sworo out warrant against
his father, who was arrested and taken to the
Riverhead jail.
Other residents OF Brookhaven say that Rutland
was undoubtedly insane at tho time OF his in
generation. His threats were so violent whsn
have him come into the store where he was en-
pioyed. Another man told the reporter that he
had been afraid OF his life once while riding
with rutland In the stage.
Mr.. Reeves says that since Rutland escaped
from faphank he has got up nearly every
might to examine. his house for fear Rutland had
returned and had set i on fire. The neighbors
former wifc was Mr.. Ruland's daughter. but
the trouble between him and Ruland does not
appear to have arisen from This relationship
On, OF Rulands sons Is II Methodist minister
In Now Hampshire.
The reporter tried to 500 Mrs. Ruland She
no Knocking at any of the doors could arouse
her. She lives alone. and. II Is said. never
admits any person whom she does not person.
ally know into the house.
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NAT M'KlY'S LTBEL SUITS.
Col. Mcclure Declared Not q Gaiity-rhe Piain-
ti9 Afrnsd rress Thess.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4.-The various in
didments found against A. X. Mcclure and
Frank Mclaughlin Of the Times. on COM
plant OF Nat. Mckay were taken up be-
foro Judge Elcock to-day. Jury hav-
ing been sworn. the District Attorney. holding
the batch of bills in his hand said
ment chaging Alexander Mcclure and Frank
Mclaughlin. said to be editors and publishers
OF the Tunes newspaper. with libel. The pros
ecutor is Mr.. Nathaniel Mckay. and these
charges arose out OF some publications
made in thnt paper against Mr.. Me-
Kay. There wac trial on one of
week. and the Jury failed to agree. have
now received authority In writing. signed by
Mr.. Mckay. through q friend OF his. TO dispose
oi these bills. The editor and publishers OF the
Times require a verdict Of not guilty. and
therefore hand them to you for that verdict"
The bills were. handed TO the foreman Of the
jury. who looked inluiringly at his eleven col
leagues. They all nodded assent. and the fore:
man rendered verdict Of Not guilty In all
the cases Mr.. Mckay also entered a discon-
tnuance tn in the civil suit for damage against
complete vndication Of the newspaper
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THE LATEST FAILURES.
TIVE Merchants. n Manufscturer. anA .
Banker suspendins Payment.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-The failure OF Samuel
Bliss h Co.. Wholesale Rrocers. OF Wabash ave.
nue.. is announced. Thoir liabilities are vari-
ously estimated at tl25.OO0 and 5000. 900.
Joseph Bonneld. Corporation Counsel. filed
his voluntary petition In bankruptcy to-day. His
liabilities are scheduled as follows Secured
debts. $1S3,000. with securities valued at 1927 =
000 unsecured debts. 1920 900; paper. 81, 900.
The assets are an interest In land In Jersey
City. &c. tho value OF which is unknown. and In
bills receivable. notes. &C. aggregatinR $40. 900.
CINCINNATI. Jan. AT q meeting OF the cred
TORS OF Jacob Bcnninger, pork pack or. Nc
Micken avenue. last night. II was resolve to nle
apetition 10 force him Into bankruptcy to-day
His Liabilities are estimated at 100000; assets,
$4,000.
Dayld Gibson, liquor merchant and WE Rom
noe Co, candy manufacturers. failed to-day
kennee Il Co.'S liabilities will amount to about
t2Q.OOO. They propose TO pny twenty or thirty
cents on the dollar. II Ia said that only two OF
Gibsons notes have gone to protest. and that
they will be provided for this afternoon.
DEs MoISEs. Iowa. Jan Al. N. Thomas
banker. suspended to-day. Liabilities. $25.0 900;
CHICAeo. Jan Allotment Morton & Co..
wholesale dealers In clothing on Wabash ave-
nue.. suspended to-day. Their liabilities are
stated at 1850 900 and assets as follows: Stock
~ 900 good bills. 100000 and worthless bills
100000.
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-.
rcckltss, Here. give mo pen. and with that
the N-Novornor rapidly penned tho following:
said: '''"' "'' ''' "'
Den M, , he never heard Of the marriage until amer
VA, rnhsli IN the papers, nor had he any inumsticn
IA th,, MI General ?" esked tho reportcr.
That's aii' air. Good day.S
Judge Van Brunt having granted the writ dF
siopors ex JuIce Fnoch l.. Fnncher DR.. Gco.
A. pctcra. and James d. Fish. President of the
Marine N,nk who ware inforrued of their an
"nlin' DUN Wuo Merv mi ihiVi 'nou vi liz, , ~,
Commission reauires that: '' ~
.enr s s d" the c"nty TO inSnire by
sut, o the -ad county Of the ncishborhocd where
te ei for resides ss,o the lunsey Of the said Lord
And .iurher ordered uat ihe said commission be *
eSumd .,ms CONVENIENT place % nsu 70 , oe aesdenSe ne
,rs se rh NJ" scn o suoh Execution he given to he
Of hm an lis case Mr.. Hicks would probably have 10
be informed and is further ordered that upon the exc
eu9i # e said cornmisSn The person Or perons hsv, @
s IN ,' ,iJ ssinuers sni ;yry 10 be insncc,ea
and xsmincd by them whenever required to 10 so by
such commissioners
L. Fnnchrr to represcnt the law. DR. George A.
Peters as the physician. and James ID Fish ma
the gcntls,m,ans The powers ct the commlsson
them I" inauire; !" '"0 "'"' WIN" 'eau''oS
ywh.,,.r NJ Iori Il. ,u,.,, n, .r,ov. ,u.,, ,o.,.
or The management his lands and enemcnts soads and
shsitei' ,nd 4 20 yha, land. and e9sment. 10 what
Eow what AID nemsn,' soS. ISf and enstse, @
. nan h ,1 nn sna OF wn valve he snas snh ten,
are ami bn, nrh thc s.a. ,rh nrnn, % ~ ~, ~
worth by the year and What is the value Of the goc.
sha'tel and personal estate and who the nearest
heirs OF hs said lord wlo WI be entitled to his estate
ned time and siacs spr"SeI p ahs o sn,s, ,peSi S
inquston IA the premises ami cause reasosbe notes
Ct tac time and plsc. appointed TO be gwen to the sad
Lord ana Tue naa;i.ion 50 made must be sent 70 the
supreme 'outt inseiher WIN the writ aud the sheIh
CT SS ssS@ ., !; ann & d % & @a, S sS@s before G
ani lawful men Of hi, Isinwct ns the cSrmss,"n tsil
direct hv whom the truth OF the matters Aforesaid nay
be the better inquired into
The first stcp will bo to Give due notice IN Mr.
Lord. and since he il not nj prsscnt likely to hc
found the legal notice viii be- bv nuhlication
Tho legal effect Of which win he to en,oin NJ
Lord in the strSngest manner from trensferrinv
or disposinv of Ills nronertv in anv way IL
rectly or Indirectly. and from even handliny his
arronn,a hcnLs ~, sa',,r,i,s III - u Nv Iii
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rHs srS has received 81 ron nj to. Niic nturou
Fourth concert oi Comnam n. Twenty second inf.ntry
in the atinorN tls evening
Mr. Lewis Tihbalrs roller sAaun. rms A. 50, gr,ad
way was opened last cNrnin..
The Decorative Art EAhiMuan ~ the AcAi.n., of De
sign sull continues 10 sttrNct many visitors
The digging IN the Ra,ea, .ir,ri riuu - 4, ,.riiuicd
yesterday until noon without thc iWhng oi Nihc bodies
II Giicrseeve who d.nre. con,l nunsly IN tho
Ediidge strectJaiL
tant bFardu, WAS unalr to get out rt hi> rod yes
rtdAy Ills right arm u,ccs- ana ri. 80 t -. Juder
Is bruised and swollen.
The Rev Abram Isaac. Will lecture 'bi. evening in
on 90 The Dance to Death
John G william. droppet lcai ,r.t rfav while taking
WIN two friends on Pier - Nnth lla on his
way 10 his home IN Eu end
One SkimOre. who CARRIED N 4 good hat from dis
once Yesterday AMI 'th i.i "ne, had Qeilll bnug tho
goOl one BACK ptti! quIk,
The Central Council u tho Wine snl Saint Traders, Az
suclaton Hpl nined conmli'en ,r.ri,, ,,'Ss', =, IL
bag, and look amer inc tnse,ue ito. sntN Excisc law
on and after the 18Th ul ArIii next the semi monthly
service O the General Tran Aiaic H., i tween New
weekly
Receiver Be.t Will nav a diyiicrt .f rrs psr cent to
the dcp0-turs o the hstontl Trn,' i rnr 40 Min.
day. Ex-rresidcut Manglm is s ring ,ort rrryoui
shock AMI 10 unable to leave ms Anut
The NAuunal As0caton f'r tgf rro icculn of tho
Aumnl won VI hutt.f was nrfs ~. Yt-' riff. with
ID lianl,r az rrcNlicW jtr'ri J'lc, y,'e rrcs,.
dent, Ihomas H. \ Nhan. fess, r. 80 I Nesser
Secretary
Joseph M"Cann once lop,oprieior n largo
neni ~ s9i . t"c O. >' .n', -|'l .a.l ,rlinS.
nm Napl A.ot ,tn''ul .i, .'. 'o' ,u lios
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
ATHLETES CONTEsTING.
Sum mer sports Continued Under the Roof Of
Giimore's Garden.

Tho members OF the New York Athletic CluiJ
had their nrs annual meeting in Gimores Garden last
evening The building WAS crowded The games were
opened with trial bout at spsrrng for the sht weight
championship between Theodore Roehner and James
Lynch The latter won. Then the middle weight am.
pions, WIN chdsand Edward heGlnchy appeared and
had three rattlns rounds MeGlinohy won They gave
way Tor Hess and Lathrop who had three rounds Hess
won. Prot II +. Buremeycr and George Lee spared
Buremeyer in the second round knocking Lee ssnseess
lie soon recovered Thomas Britton. OF tie Broadway
squad, and Joseph Dennng spared three rounds
Dennng winning The decision created great excite
men, among the police officers and there no more
sphtnnf
l" v,.snssH iGs ye"S ave o,y, y"riSs haqaic. run
T. Iienshsw the second ~ II e KNAPP the third IN ~
"a Gsrs s the S .s ns G%sr Psnds '' jr @ hs ie
~ ,syenth heat ~ and : Brown the eighth heat =
The feature Of the evenings sport the amateur tug.
asc & nS s nr ms s'TIasis was Gs'rssn lhc Harlem
GreenNille; the Harlem club wlnning in thirteen
S@ Ss $ S va; sSS . b. @ SS.
r@s ls5 GsS ID ,Ds s" ssoS
A.,ne li club Ihe police 9lheers had the best q H.
wsre ordered to pa asag but they dechnsd and tie
Judges gave the pun TO the scottish American Club
Ahlcuc club ana ne Turn Nerein yorwearts OF Eliza
The evening The Gsrmss wnns S gaa, 'rSEs TSS
T e.. a,eH Tsi mo ~ ,eo & s2 ~ e f s6 deisaing
cans Won the nnal pull nom the Turn veren vowearts
e, III; y one S"@ %I us. sDnsR "" Ss.sy y EeHs Mon
,ae hnndeap hurdle race over ten hurdles three feet
Sna By sSMSnsp g N 2o aqS FIgsmaa ans
by the s s'oe l. II ArmstroSs S ' IN S Tes was TSs
40 yard, run : X Hough won tic ar.t heat In 81 sec
the hd s Sc run + to be- t@Sd fS ms + sTI,Sn
NJ u inc n"ItS the Secretary says uat. owing Tie
more spatfing ia tle winter meetings
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rsni.u Prisoner. to be Ke,ea..d.

LONDON. Jan. 5.-Rumors have been lately
current that the Government has pardoned all Fenian
prisoners These rumors however. appear to be exas.
geracd
The Standard announces that Color Sergeant Mccarthy
AMI Private oBnen, who were sentenced 10 lite long
penal servituie in 1866 have been released on tick
et OF leave. Corporal Chambers, undergoing a
similar sentence. Will be released next week
The prison governors however have received
no inunntiun concerning the release OF OMearn Con
don and Mchdy, undergoing sentences for completely in
tho Manchester murder, nor OF the probable Telease OF
the other prisoners detained Tor compile y Ia alleged
tenan outragcs but who were not convicted vi treason
felony, or any military offence
Matby's spendld Norfolk oysters Cost less
leTTy fAte.
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CHANGING IT'S DENOMINa TIoM.
Presbyterian Church OF Brookiya Taking
the Cougreg atiouai Form.

The Grace Presbyterian Church at Lewis
avenue and Monroe street. Brooklyn. which for some
time has been the scene OF much internal trouble has
voted to sever its connection with the Brooklyn Prcsby
terry and to adopt the Congregational form govern
ment Its nrst trouble caused by the opposition Of
there free Of eharge and who was favored by
the minister The Rev James l. Hal n usuon OF
,s"I hx Il, .hS VA wa, Inw 70 sessbt sSs
Prssnv,.-- --Si " called to the pulpit, but the
~. .''used 10 admit him until the sentence OF
SUSPENSION from hts clerical Office imposed because OF his
TO NE bshOp was removed The church
CONGREGATIONAL denomination council Is " be called
" receive and install the new pastor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
sPlRKS From THE TELEGRlrH


Four inches OF snow fell in Washington YESTERDAY
~ vas IymOred In Washington yesterday that Goy
nayes VIII nominate Thomas stewart 10 be Collector
OF the Port Of New York
Hattie Archer, tho four yearold daughter Of william
Archer OF Tarryown was burned TO death vest rlAy
while her mother was In u neighbor's house
deorge r Chapman OF yergcnncs Vt clerk of the Yer
mont House OF Repre@ @natives and States Attorney for
Addison county died In Mon,peer Yesterday Of typhoid
iever, aged "a " '
Joseph Cafe, an Italian cabinetmAkcr carrying on bust
ness ON NH street ProN idence Il H. went into blaming
mn YESTERDAY afternoon started machine aud put both
hhhiS under the knives They werr chopped into small
pieces surgeons amputaird his arms but his eli auce Of
W. Small Caie " subject w nts VI INSANITY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05

hugh Cotton. driver OF n coach for John
Ne proprietor of the livery stable at Coi,er street
drove to Calvary Cemetery Thursday with funeral
and on the returr in his scmiintoxicatei condition he
turned his horses SO suddenly the Penny bridge that
tle ltt toro wheel Oi the coach lie Was
thrown from his seat falling on his head The coacn
was smashed, and the frightened horses ran away A
lad VINO vcs near MI ONcils stable and was driving
hourladen truck across e bridge with the assistance OF
some bNsfandcrs put Cotton who uncunsc ous upuu
the truck and covered him with blankets Then the lad
tied the horses 10 the back pins the truck aud drove
10 the chambers Street Hospital There II was Ascor
yesterday. lie was 80 years Of age '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
Daniel r. Wtiietts'. De-

Daniel I. Wietts. ~ =.
r"an. =, ~" prooklyn. died on THURSDAY In hi
.,.r -y'9poia Heights, Of softonns OF the brain
ne was vNe,Pre;ident OF the Wilinmsburgh Gas Com.
nany rorIneIy ne WAS hide and leather merch liant u
he member OF the New YORK Yacht Club lie a. ts
be buried according 10 the custom Of the Quikers ana
his remains will b. taken 20 westbury l. l. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05

Asscmblyman E. +. C. Lewis of Hoboken win
present to the next LEGISLATURE reform charter
city I've hill will make the ONCE Of Mayor honorary,
that Official to he elected wears II will reduce
the number of Cuuncimrn to one from each ward and
every member shall furnish g. p bonds The City Clerk.
Water Registrar aud city Treasurer are to be depnvel
OF their assistants The ReCOrderShlp il to be abolished
and The substitution made OF Police Justice at salary
Of 81 .2yl
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New ORLEANS. Jan. 4-The entries for the
billiard tournament closed today The players entered
are VIM. Sexton, cyrillo Dion A. T. Rudolphc ana
Maurice Daley OF Sew York. C Gallagher oi 81 Louis
aud Jake Shner Of boston Al with the execution "a
Rudolphe. shaeicr, and Gallaghor have arrived Ths
tournament will iesn on Jan. 10 and last wcekA
The conditions are p points ur three hall The
first prDe Il Ssp second $50 thiri $50 fourth SlUb
Sexton II the nvore AT the last tournac mt he re Sci
ton ran az. which l. the largest on record
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
Newark Aldermen Again Excited.

Tho Newark Common Council for 1877 held
It's hna meeting last evening Alderman Fielder referred
20 le personal attack OF Alderman Miller upon President
Stansby at the last meeting In which he accused Pres
arnt stssby Of being indicted Tor conspiracy ciraud
We taxpayers Of newark. Some bitter snnil remarks
and examinations were then maho bv Alderman Miller
ana President Stalnsby Hnd hnaiy both OF them were
chued " 0rdeI BY Alierman Van R,nsselAer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
Alleged Cruelty to nm Adopted Child.

SALEM. n. j., Jan. 4.-John Griffin and his
wife eoorcd residing at place called Frostown In sa
lem county, were lodged IN the county jail In this city
last night on complaint OF their n,ighbors for brutay
beating and mareRhng an adopted girl years OF age
They punished the girl u IS alleged by sending her into
the streets on cold and stormy nights 20 sleep cons
quence II aNerred the child limbs and ieet are Sc
9usy iIonn They also, II is alleged, beat hur with
knottod clnh Griiin AYERS that IL was all his wife
doinSs and that he is innocent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
Jugg,ery Exposed.

ID CavanenGhi. the prestidigitatcur. enter
tanned small assombage IN rammany Hall last evening
Win an exposure OF Spiruslsm lie performed several
uicks by way oi Illustration, and then said that all tie
nl readers and spirit jugglcrs practise their decep.
uon tnrosh te aii Of eoncdeTates whom they employ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
A Pauuer,s Inheritance.

The counsel to the Board Of Frcehoders Of
Hudson county has Informed the Board that sarah At
kin- an inmate Of the amshOusc Ia entitled TO nearly
2pl IA bank house and lot Zabrskc street Jcrsey
lH and some valuable personal property lett to her By
the Heath of her husband Hercules Atkins The property
Is ~ the hands ot her husbands nephew samuel w.
Atkins, who ~ ms Her friends M her " us
almshOuse l-:'orc her husband 3 death y -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
Mrs. Moore. Battle with Two Thieves.

At about II O'Clock on Thursday night. two
men entered the apartment, ~ EIbr h Moore al 2s''s
Fumau street Brooklyn, aud stole two gold rings So
with pearls and pair 0i goi .sfr.irls also set with
n'0rl- Mr, Moore discovered tho thirNcsas thcN lett
the hou," mt sCuted the door of them an
demanded ht property The ul,l pvll'd her aid, 4,
HI 4 The dpVi uptI. aud ran Mrs Moore nrtd iNo
shots aci lnr a. h. ran away sle sayea .Vod dcscip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
THE POPEs DECLINING HEALTH.
A Proposition % Hold the Ccnciave ~ Malta
In the Event OF HE Death.

ROME, Jan. 4.-Cardlnal Manning has sub
mittcd to the College OF Cardinals proposal
that. on the death OF Pope Plus TX. the Concave
assemble at Malta. Tho sacred college Ia d.
vided In opinion on the matter. The Italian
Cardinals are indisposed TO approve the propo-
sal. The Pope's health Ia vIsibly declining.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05

While Joseph New and his family Of Column
busNille. l., were attending ball In wniiamsbursh
on Thursday night his home discovered to be ON
fire WAS destroyed with all its contents Evidences
OF robbery were seen, one window hrlng oIen and A
bundle o clothing lying In the ward There SuD IN
lrlhk ~ Tile house THIS Is supposed stolen
hciore the house was hred, The loss 5000 Insurance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05

AIRANY n

ALBANY. Jan. A heavy snow storm has pre-
vailed hee all day several railroad train, are three
hours lAtA.
fovGnsEfrsE, Jan. "A snow storm has prevailed
along ne Hudson today -Four inches OF snow have
fallen The river here Is full Of floating ice The storm
Is changing 20 hail and rain to night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
Conscience Money In Newark,

The Rev Father Mauzer pastor Of st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church on William and Hugh streets
Newark called and gave Arm Of carriage tir
erS ~ Newark Yesterday 80 winch his
eIs nA admitted IN the confessional that he had stolen
while employed 10y the nrm several years ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
Kevok,ns n Liquor Dealer. License.

The Brooklyn Police Commissioners yestcr-
day revoked the license ot Richard RpiemAcher. who
Kept hatroom At Ralph avenue and Monroe street aud
nhO MAS found guilty OF selling liquor SUNDAY last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05

LONDON Jan. 5.-Thc Advertiser hears on re-
liable authority that official information has been re.
ceivcd IN 81 Petersburg that the chinese have mas.s
cred '' men, women and children At the kn,hgarian
town oi Manas, committing most irghtiul auOcilcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Thc Secretary Of the
Treasury today awarded the contract Tor weighing
ported mcrchandl~e al the port of New York 10 solomon
spitlcr Oi bf Vuklyn who was the lowest bidder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-05
Murder In jefferson Com

WArERTowN, n. Y, Jan. 4.-Ten days ago,
Jnlthtn MA'rs and James Kane quarrellod near scr
Mllell he dlel yesu TdaN -