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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

lNOTR.-Unifed States Courts are held at Vir-
ginia City, Deer Lodge, and Helena, at the
times the Territorial District Courts are held at
those places.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11

FIRST DISTRICT-HENRY N. BLAKE. Judge.
In Madison County, at VIRGINIA CITY, second
Der.
In Gallatin County, at BOHEMIAN, first Monday
in May; fourth Monday in October
Tuesday in April; first Tuesday in October.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-07-11
Times Of III Gliding the Courts or Mon
tana for the Year, A. ID. 1873.

SUPREME COURT.
In HELKNA, first Monday in January, and Sc
cond Monday in August
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PEIcE JIRTriLLY coNCLUDLD.
The Porte's Delegates Ordered 10 sign the
Pr.liminarie.-Kussi.'s Demands.

CoNsrANTINoPLF, Jan 2j.-The Turkish
,I,i.eot,.. h,y, i,..., rt,r.t g., ai,,, ,.o,., .,,
nav I'll ''' ~ N'e" p'"V' hr''
hminaries. IN arm.siice VIII probably be con
cluded to-day The peace conditions are stated
,n.xc,.ll.,. ,,,tlrit,. "a i,,.l,.t. ti,. fi.,,,..
- ~ y - '"~
SerNla To ne independent without compen-a-
tions: Montenegro 10 receive AutiVari, Nicsirs
md srrv and "a r,rtiop ,f tb. tarri,,r,. l,r-
=, ~
derlhg on Lake NcuArl' RUSSIA 70 hp!d ia
toum, Kars and ErzerOum until a war indcm-
nifty 81 con onn nDO L. mid. tba Dnrdnpotl..
10 pe "p'h'" 10 hu7slhh Heh-oi-"Hr' bul-
garian autonomy 70 be conceded rather
ON the prineinle of the Lebanon thon
49,,
on the pan ol the 'ohstdhuhople con-
ference. and Turkey to nominate a Chris
tian Governor for long term of years. subject
to ratification by the powers: Bulgaria not un-
dor-tood to include Thraee. hut only to extend
t. the line oi the Balkans; pant of the Russian
army TO embark at ConsfAntinople for their re-
turn home. and the Anal treaty ~ pene, a. be
signed al Constantnop!e hy the Grand Duke
Nicholas. TINS arrangement will satisfy Rus
sian military honor without involving the occu-
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kILLED ny 4 F.iLLING CHIMNEY.
The Death OF one rircn,nn and the Fatal
Moundins Of Another In Astoria.

AZ 81 O'clockiyosterday morning, while exc
shcrin Olmstead Henry and his family Of Fifth
avenue. Ast0rla. wcrc ut breakfast they vera
startled By tho Try Of llre from their chambers
maid. who said that the second story Of their
house was n flames. Messengers wore immc-
diat"ly sent to the fire companies. and in about
twenty minutes several engines were on thu
ground. D. this time the flames had burned
through The roof Of the main building and tho
Efforts ~ tho nremcn were direct i tp the sny-
lng OF til" -uuut wing. Tho main building,
VIII IN Was largo thrse-stOry frame house. was
entirely rai-um' J.
The tail chlmn-ys were left standing. and
Chict Gtorgs Casey ordered them to he pulled
down \ thirig-irOt ladder was raised against
the north chimney. and Fireman Geo. Brown
oi Pr1t. toly 'uulpauy. No. 2. Astoria. mounted
To the top found. While ne WIS fastening "a
rou" aruuul the chimney it suddenly gave way
ana lei with crash upon the nremrn below.
tharl.. Bennett Of Truck No. |. Astoria. was
buried hy tie ial.in mass. On being taken ont
he was found To- De terribly crushed. lie was
he soon aisrward died.
G""r-, Brl lwn who was at tho top Of the lad
dor, was dashed To- tie ground with such force
M To- break thre' 1i his ribs. His injuries will
probably rrpVr ittu. Foreman &. II. Lewis
and James Flood received slight injuries.
- thnrlr~ Bennett WIS the son Of Mr.. James
B"nn II. 1rwer omnissiOner Oi Public Works
Of Long Island City.
Mr. Henry c~inatcs his loss at - 500. The
Insurance = smdii The lire WIS caused by a
uclccl IN tho Hue in the second story.
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CUSTOM HOESE ABUsEs.
How EsSnrs' Merchants In New York
Placed AT Disndvaut"zs.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25-Wm. Henry Smith
Of Chicago. known from his varied relations
with Hayes the Western Associated Press. and
tho Chicago Custom House. went homo toni light
after little visit hero. 1t il announced this
evening that Smith has been explaining TO Soc
retnry sherman that the appraisal OF imported
merchandise ia so strict in Chicago and SO loose
in New York that Chicago merchants cannot
make noarly as much money by importing di-
rccty as they can by importing through New
York mcrchants. What with Custom House
brokers. hpprnisers and inspectors. Smith eX-
plains to Secretary sherman that IRON 80 70 40
per cent Of the revenue IL lost in New YORK,
and general biackmHil levied on merchants be-
sides twill DO remembered that the last i'm
portnnt discovery in this direction, mado 10y
tho Treasury Department. was that the APP
praisem,nt Of goods imported in bond for On
try Mt inland ports lik Chicago was so loose
y conducted AS t put honest merchhnts
in Now York t. great disadvantage
That was corr"cted by an order Iho
new abuse is 10 be corrected by
an order Appraisers and inspectors
are 10 be arranged in classes, SO that eight or
ten will bo occupied IN dealing with oach in
voice. and action king 10 tne now arrange
mcnt il TO be taken next week. The statement
IL made however. that II IL believed by the Ad-
ministrhtlon that reform in the Now YORK Gus
tom House can mover be made permanent or
lnsting until change in the officers at the head
Of 1t IL made. New nominations are according
ly TO bo Suut In.
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DEFALCdTION IN JERSEY CITY.
County Clerk Braun MissinG-A Deficiency
Found In his Accounts.

James Nj. Brann Of Jersey City County
Clerk oil Hudson county. was taken suddenly
III. lust before tho holidays with what his
friends said was malara fever His prolonged
absence gave rise TO many runors in con-
noction with his accounts. which we're strength
ened by the report OF his late dispute with
County Treasurer Kngsland in relation to his
failure to deposit $1,000 Of tho county's money
in the hands OF tho Treasurer within the speci-
fed timc. On Monday last. Lansing Zabriskic.
counsel for the Hoboken Land and Improve
ment Company. applied to Judge Knapp TO have
$1,000. deposited with the County Clerk pend
ing an old suit. returned to the company Tho
order was granted. and served on Deputy
County Clerk Tuttle who told Mr. Zabriskic
that he was unable TO pay the money An in
that in the money collected for costs in tho trial
OF civil and criminal suits. from which the
Judge. tho sheriff. and tho District Attorney
draw thcr fees. there was n large deficiency.
ana not enough remaining 20 pay the Sheriff
There are other fees received for county
licenses and general work which are roughly
MIR. Brann sent word to tho office yesterday
that he would be present later in the day. but
pepn,r b. GIl IT. Lats on Tbnrsda msh
residence signed " Iyingstonc," and dated
Now York, saying that NIr. Brann had been re-
moved 70 an asylum for lunatlcs. and that the
writer desired that Mr.. Tuttlc should pay over
the receipts Of the Office every Saturday to Geo.
T. Brock OF New York who is one Of his bonds
Mr.. Henry NJ. Traphagcn. who is associated
on the pond OF the County Clerk, visited tho
Court House II, Yesterday 4nd was IN consulta.
term eTpirS,sn II Soyember, $50. Deputy
rs the statute provides for The contingency and
pay from the County Clerks fees enough TO
mike NJ the deficiency.
ilr Biuun wns formerly n urOduco Ionlor I'm
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The Louisiana Returning Hoard Case.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 25.-Judgo Whitaker has
rendered hi, decision IN the Of the state against
Madison Wells et nj overrulling the motion 10 trans
ur the case IA the United States uirmt Court
The Attorney General then moved tor severance in
and that the Wells he tined ifsi
would deprive the accused OF iorty eight nercmptnry
challenges. lrHNing unN Twelve The motion Was taken
under adv-emcut unu O'Clock IN tn evening at which
hour. when the case MAS called none Of the accused
VINO had been abs nj during the day-wcre present the
Attorney had thom called and also their socuri
ties hut there was no Response
John Kay counsel Tor tir defence informed the Court
tho decision rendered TINS afternoon they had
applied Tor writ OF ceruorari 10 the unit states CIR.
cult Court which court wished To hear argument and
the had been hNci Tor II C'cluck.
The Attorney ytenclAl answered thht the state had
nothing do with that Hnd moved that the bonds o
accused b" forfeited, Judgment nisi entered, ana ahaS
cnpiaA's issued lOr the arrest al the iouf accused
Judge Whitaker said that tins Court would not he
trncd with that the counsel were notified at noon that
the would be called NJ O'Clock. aud ought to have
the accused here The bonds declared forfeited
Judgment entered and caa~es issued Tor the ARE
the accused they to he detained uhu they can furnish
ne bonds the former amounts
IN 10 ihls hour 10 T.. M the Deputy shenfs have no,
ucteedcd IN finding the members ot the Returning
Board Assistant Attorney General Eapan says the i'm
s-iOn prevails among court OnoAh thAt the accused
are IN tho Custom House,
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KILLING ms sIsTER's BETRiYER.


AUBURN, N. Y, Jan. 25.-'rhc trial of Ed
mond J. Iloppins for tho murder of Philip
Proudht at Sterling Valley. on Friday. the 18th
Of July last. began here on Monday and was
concluded to-day resulting In "A verdict Of ac-
quittnl. Proudnt having scduced Hoppins's
sister fed the country, but nlterwnrd returned
and going into the store where lloppns was
employed taun,cd him with the remark
You've hyed through II, haven't your
llOppins seizod bnso bah bat and struck
proulht over tho head. tho lnltcr dying from
the effects of the blow on the following Sunday.
Intense interest has prevailed throughout tho
trial, the Court House having been thrunged
from day to dny. Tho verdict is in accordance
with the public expectation. Tho Jury were out
between three and four hours. Within hAlf
an hour after his .aoIulital., Ilopplns
was married 10 Miss Amy T.. Turner, to
whom he was to have been married
in oetober last rhe Jury were present as wit
ncsscs. The of 'iating clergyman came from
Strri z 70 perform the ceremony. IN agiiripa-
uncle Of Philip, and who attended him niter tho
fatal blow, and WAS witness ni the irial died
here suddenly this corning. the disease from
which he suffered leing aggravated, it is
thought. by anxiety lest he might DO charged
with malpractice in the CASE.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
CAN THE SENATE PASS TT
LOOKING 1T 7HE CONTINGENCY OF A
yisTO FROM HAYES.
The Passage Of the Bland Bin Despite the
white House Depending on IA single Vote
The Soft Metal Mems Strength Exhibited.

WAsHfNGToN, Jan. 25.-By n vote Of 43 to
% the Senate, o-day. passed Matthows's resolu-
ton. and by similar but somewhat larger.
majority, 1t voted down all amendments pro-
posed. These amendments varied from Nor
rll's attempt to suspend its declaratory effoct
on the debt until after the passage Of the Sivcr
bill proper. to Edmundss fiat contradiction in
terms and preamble Of the resolution itself An
attempt to postpone the resolution indefinitely
failed through the precise vote by which thu
resolution passed. and Conklings attempt to
transfer Matthews's abortive declaration. that
the debt was payable in silver, into
legislation needing tho Presidents sanc-
tion. was lost by a vote Of 20 to 30.
Everybody has known that the soft metal mon
were heavily In majority. but no vote had
before brought the fact into prominencc and
the substantial two-thir,ls majority has given
general and widespread cncourapcmont tn tha
supporters of the silver movement. the most
prominent Of whom showed in various small
Why's their snti3iatlon at reaching Il point
Wh'rr votes ana not arguments were to be
counted. Cockrol for instance took occasion
three times To- say that If ne were not paired ii
Wnu,n give nm great pleasure TO vote for
As the vote stands II still leaves II doubtful
Whrth"r tho silver movement has q twO-third9
majority. Upon the facc Of things II does not.
Iwrnty-two votes in the negative and four pairs
makr tw"niy-SN, ono moro than third Of tho
iull Senate. Paddock and Window, however,
explained that their VOTES were dictated by ob.
lection to the form Of the resolution and sub
trurung them from the minority leaves less
than two-thiris. Tho important fari in tho
wnol" problem, however. whether the Prcsi-
dents veto will not add to the minority and
make il moro than two.ihirls remains as far
from solution ~ ever. The ono man iKclloggj
whose vote Is unrecordcd is II must bo
noticed more open 90 Administration innuenco
than almost any other lie WAS in the chamber.
but did not vote. INGALLS, and Sharon. the other
9nscnircr. nro both commiiied., In tn, full
stand upon to-day's record forly-nne for sill
V'r. iweny-siN against. ami one duuttlul. or,
accepting the explanations oi Paddock and
Window, iity-onr for. iwrniv-luur against and
one doubtful: and hlts-one j., exactly two
cannot pae- over
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NINE LAWYERS IN TILE CASE
THREE HUNDRED THOUs.fND DOLLARS
THEY VIII FIGHT FOR.
The Queer widow who Kissed Mr.. Moses
Tnyior's Portrait Every Morning Re-
queathina her Money 10 CARDINAL McCioskey

The contest for the money of Mrs. Caro-
line Merrill. who died in October last. bcqucath-
ing nothing to her relatives and $500 900 to Car
dinal McCloskey. was begun in earnest yester
day in the Surrogatcs Court. When Surrogate
Calvin took his scat on the bench nine lawyers
sat in n row in front OF him. Behind the law
yers were George T. Merrill. the dead woman's
adopted son William T. Saltcr. her nephew and
Mrs. Howard. her niece-thrco OF tho scventccn
contestants. Near them sat the Rev. DIR. Cha
tard. rector OF the American College In Rome.
and Father Farrell the Cardinals Secretary
Porter. Lowrey. Soren 4 Stone represented the
Cardinal in the contest; Turner. Lee h Nc
Clurc appeared for Moses Taylor and II. G.
Iolston. the executors. For the contestants
the lawyers wcre John L. Parsons. d. II,
Iapues, Dewitt c. Brown Edward Gcbhard and
Mr.. Cyrus W. Field the sole surviving wit
ness to the will. testified thnt Mrs. Merrill called
Mt his Office on tho I'd Of May, 1871. and re-
quested him To- go to Moses Taylors Office in
The City Bank and witness her will. 81 went"
Mr. Field continued, and met Mr.. Taylor. Mr..
Cartwright the cashicr. and believe 4 lawyer
| representing Mr' Merrill Mrs Merrill ac-
knowledg.d tho Will; signed 1t and then Mr..
CaArttywrighi.o
Vol rene nber that told her that re-
be witness. as couldn't inherit tho property.
and had hoped she was going to leave it to
me- -, ~
,,,,'l, ~ you refurh MRS Merrill rs OF SOUND or
"""sS,unu "Simu1n n,inu n ,,os,tors o,1 ,rs,,,,1 -,
49,, HvuhI ~ some pu'stlons nhd unsohnu on
otnerS; thlnk she was dcrnngcd on the sub
!o, !' a.. M iivr T., ,nlppu1l son haiii"se' ono was
.i .ii,,,,, & H n M m,,Vt ~ IT, , i, ,.,
, nH, i uii' l'll me ilii' sne n'"l pnot9grHpn
~t i,hnpWh fentlemPh hahslhg III her
n2yoli,' nnu that s9Y Kissed II every morning
VIII Si' ~ oll yl n'u ., 80.
r,.ii IN , tne H,.th % hrr husnanh IN inrl-' Nh
iflb ',huhu'b' rhe h'hhNri strangely, very
strangely. She was misery. exceedingly so
Sl' ulu NOT drcss iike respectable person.
~" WAs very sluVrnlN. =, =,
,pl cross rNnnluWlun 10y Mr.. larsons. Mr
"it s"ii lle had known teorg" Iihintis Nor
ulL N adopted son. since ne was lat of 10
Mrs, Mrrt,i was very fond vi hiil. and SPOKE
ol MN with ihe greatest affection unit, q org :
hnrrh.r. Ihen size seemed onilrely changed
.. On imr alter uie mgrrage Mr., II ld ,aid
h-N'u Mrs Merrill how Nr. ana Mrs. Nor
rll ,meanns Ggorgcl We're. sue replied. an
,ny ). isn't Mrrrl. hc isn't Morrill, u
ItnhuS. nos Iihhitfs. II hr hhi married 50
ahI =, naming several maid M he would have
o.. VI riiii hut me- = Tihbiis.
must asN YOU. Mr. Field. 10 give me the
name :, tle gcutcnlnm whose picture Mrs
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Tho Dead Mans widow Comforting the
Prisoners Mother In Court.

A. the trial of Calvin Stewart, in Morris
town y. J.. for the killing Of tho locomotive
engineer. Ira Cole progresses. the interest in
croases and thethrongs in the court room grow
larger Yesterday the court room was literally
lammed full. and perfect silence was maintain
ed. The foreman OF the jury was Walter A.
Bolts. whose brother was hanged in Newark
several years agO for the murder OF Pet Hal
stead.
The prisoners father. m elderly. hard work
INK farmer. sat hy his sons side throughout the
day. and the prisoners mother and sister. ac-
compnied 10y Ira Colos mother and widow. sat
The first witness called Edward Ice. testified
that he was present while Dr. Chambrc was
operating; that no Ann~thetc WIS given to
searching yainly for the artery.
Ldwari Freeman testified:
helped 10 carr, cole irem he wagon IN which he
stairs touci Tie doctor save h no srmulani ana no
anW-iN ur In Chumhre s,uftiius ior ti, arr. ~,
.rrnu' A. would iiaw hn. l. uI In bed a., II In AVON,
II, .fnani amt 10, itr, show, thr pain thaf ne wns
inr. wrfp scar, us tor tie artery ai IL. time TNa on
three times the, thought ihnt thrN had the artery, aud
iakcu ~ iio blood pai ted ont nni e, iodi ,ha t,v
were mistaken lncn tucN began searching fnr a., ar.
.iN seven quart. of blood Dr Chambtrs hand. ", rc
,~,led and u'unNns lie said that ur, hunt hln and
hc had 10 II Np probing several times 90 rest
James Morrison gave testimony similar to
Freeman =. He addict that Colo asked several
times whether they had not yet found the
artery.
Dr King who had heon Coln's fnmilv phvsi-
elan for yenrs testified that he saw Colo about
am hour nitor be- WAS stabbed. and hr did not
inlnk he wds under the influence If shock. lie
dli not hear that any anuelholir WAS given the
patient although II Is customary in such cases
to administer AN hUu-.tlttIp,
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cor. MDISIELs's sTIBLEs BURNED.
Narrow Escape or Many Celebrated Horses
Arrests to bs VI adc.

TRENTON, Jan. 25.-Thc wcll-known stables
~ Col. David VI Daniels. three miles from
Princeton. were burned. with their contents.
including farming implements. hay. feed. har-
ness. on rhursla lay night. There were many
celebrated running aud trottng horses in the
stables including Harry Bassett. B0w-tring
MAJOR Barker. Fawn ~. James and Lenite.
lhry had nn almost miraculous escape from
DEATH Fortunately. they were gotten ont of tho
burning bindings without serious injury. Tho
irc was the work Of an luccndiary. Tho loss is
about sl2olo, on which there is IN Insurance
of $4,000. Suspicion rests on several persons
and II L. probable that arrests lUr firing the
stAOIcs VIII Da male lO-mnrrow.
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Chief Surgeon Wilson Of the Fiftccnth street
Hospital said Yesterday that John Bible sinking
rariiy At oclock ycst,tda, moruin. John Sattrry,
wiz is employed u MulcnlN- stables iu thirty -cpni
street ,uir.l iAo rhiru,u street police iatou ant
sail to seiecnt ImN. am John sliicrN accident
ully >lNt my irtI ihn Billie n, caiur rom Ireland
N wm e" ho,i'n l'si N9ni'. and arrived in this city
aNt while in RN. .e'> sniUnn rrw tho i-tu out of m
pocket II went oi and .ilt hun Af',r ihr shooting I
was 80 badly tr-ht uri That ran down Twenty eighth
street anl iil Not stop lnu rAno to the 1Ncr Then
JusLc, DurN Yesterday
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Scrgt. Kodly was visited yesterday 10y Dos.
'an u,',man vino i-scarchlne for Miss Lilly Kemp
ton who untl hor m'ft riou, d,.p piratnicc Monia,
last hat lived from her chidhool with her uncle ! u
sHndori. Esl at Ia Upton street She attended tie Rev
Dr Nchb's church, was member OF Che ShAwnu'
choir. nnl teacher iu the sunday school After her de
rarturr unin wac found I'm which she said She would
not return that night but as.i-nng no motiv hci
gong from homo ON the following daN n letter post
marked pan River % which S1i
thHt -he had lt npl'- 10 ru hni other
which he'd her trir nj. tn suspect her TEMPORARY M
beratun she IL lies hed at less than medium Lsi.ht
with busht auburn hair and brown eyes She " ore i
black cashmere dress black cape trimmed
plain hat with black feather shell earrings aud blusl
~. Al. tlft.I
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billings 4 Company paii mer factory employees IN
gold tins ~"tk
Comptroller Kelly received IN the last quarter o.
1877 SlOllg O3 Of tuu,clenrc money
Dr William Hammond Wllleoture I'm the free course
In the great hall oi the Cooper mon ms evening
The Caledonia cubs oi Sew York, jersey city and
Greenpnnt cchraWd last evening the anniversary u
the birth ut Burns
About ia, last nght attempt made by burglars
to break INTO tho stauOnVIy store uf McAyuy Bros
Brrkman stcct through back window The burslart
were irIghteutd away
ra,mastr Jared Lnsy.' Jr, died on Thursday night
oi inflammation Of the stomach lie was IN hi, .pitI
anl Ma hais ful master IA loVA
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John Green, the news agent who was blown
from train on the New Haven Railroad Wodncs.
daN. saws that he went out ot the Grant Central
Depot on the =. NJ express train. and
th"t on an emhankmcni twenty icet hish near Mount
vernon A. lr was passing from one palace car 10
another with am arniul oi hole- the wind
swept up from the valley with tItmpud,us
Nci'city lie rlt his hnt being blown or and let 20 u
the platform railing. Lifting Ia, hand 10 save IT,
instantly the wind lifted him from hi.
le'i ant carriei cnru'd linn over a
sunr wall '-lttn et distant aud twenty feet ht low
the railroad track llc cl among rocks and bushes and
lA thrTc Tor snur time uncon.utouS Ou recovering ha
maj. his way ioh house near n.y. and ON examination
found no bones broken.
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In November the Peoples Savings Bank Of
Newark CLOSED s door, under tc ninety days rule Tho
managers have since found that the bank viii hc unable
90 resume iaNment- and they have since made npuca.
Nfh tn 'hhuc'lur i.uuNtn i'rh receiver Tie irhted.
ness /, ~ a. Hni The nominal about
the same sum. The nanHgcr> wouil have to stcrihco
the s'ruritcs IN urirr To- raise funds rN the demand,
AMI tltN could nlL ln ufA event phs in uil The
ctlN'r WiN m1ho such ii-io-ilon oi c asset, n- tha
Court mH, dtit The hanh Will not pay cNer 10 eeua
On tlD dollar, amt probably f. IS
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\ committee of the Manufacturing Jewellers
OF Sow Nork went u the Police Central uh'o Yesterday
with testimonial Tor Inspector William Murray III tho
shape o' valuable watch ana chain. which they pre-
~nt' IN recognition u thc Inspectors services Iu hr'Hk-
inA up gang ui hitNrs who operated hh chau-ins
gaze thcek- ou raj road Trans and VINO tu. tnhu,d c
mama - turcrs travelling sAlu,inru luri1 I'VE New
NuIk nrnla unite in making the pIca.nt
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The Newest Kind of Robbery.

Early yesterday morning Ellen Cassidy OF 2l0
West Twenty seventh sinct aroused from sleep by
Knocking nj her door when she opened II three men
rnshcd in, pushing bofore them younger man whom
they threw on her trd The men then ranSachcd her
room Tor Nnluahcs and, finding nothing, throw hcr To
the iloOr nnt took from her fingers three gold rings Ihcn
they ned leaving uic Young man on the bed Who was
eNi nty drunk bnniv Justice Duny he gave his name
~ James tDsan Of lWi west iirtr rnh street AMI sad
hai he had no recollection Oi thc aiair lie was hold IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-26
Drowned While skating.

JAMAICA, l.. L. Jan. 25. Norris youngest son
OF Col Aaron A. DcGraw OF jamaics, was drowned this
afternoon Whllc pond ~ the rear uf his faith
residence. The bpiJ WA recovered about O'Clock
10 uight
PRnylntHcy Il / Jan - Two lads, each II years
DID, James II lHArN and Thomas tuwon, irll through
The ice Noonhs sluAtok kc rNrr this morning L"ary
Wa lrnM NOD C.MAn VII IInhAhls die