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TUESDAY. Dec. 31.-.FLouR AND MEAT-Trado
nearly suspended. usual on Now Year. eve, and price,
ls3on Wogloiei 3d. .. ~ 25l, uo supcrdUc ~ 100
git slGl,4 'iH 6akar. aTG ANIL trapi, sis4s "5
Nulc'.te l.igni,. - "iet1 1'' sugihcrn sinugu
ss ~ ~ nir t.',%Si - t9rh nra .Wc'ieri z -
tlG,stiN1 Wheat iced. siI@siG q ton; I'VE ieed sil
- i, sale. ln7G haios futlrrs advanced 90 forn,s
.lg-Ws az 49, tor Ianl9rt ",-c tor February ~.
E D re; sales 'oO1 bales Receipts at ports this DAY
rsmti"s'-Pork nnn. hnt quct On the 'not et o. ios
49, leg 'i nv -. pNt tyr i"ite d,4tei' l'Hlls new
quiet hn'on IA demand and nrner. snes so"uss. ia
ar, az noai. In c' ' ,''S Sr i,ndt nwar ~,
included ~ rn ~ piet"d b brlt.- medium rnd tait
about rs Yesterday. sales no. on the .iot &, $50
sa7. Tor prime c'ly and 81 Snigr rtime Western and
for February aud &, gi..s, 81 ,or March. Dressed
,igady. trra6gr,,. aosJ Cheese Gaieicr a, .seyis
GuuN-Whcat rather easier ant fairly active: sales
ll30nbush iuewiug rejected spung nt ~. No DO
SS@ No AVID 1iGrr at 'siiTi "a 1sSo 80 o d. ss
sitpsfiuoi, No 2ulnher al sI.u5i.afi ~ No do al
~ mSTtiiu for uiurc delivery. gt.Urb bush, inclnd
W. =" amhrr 90 tln', ~ 81" Tor January amt fiW@
itrrt quict hnt nrn, oits uii sales H. do hush AZ
= s3ic l9r mNgd ant a2s' uc iur white Including 80
,be ,n"f Il -, ba,R al a,,Sig'." ior :" niscd
a. .rt1', &C. Tor oil ~ 2 4gaI7c 10, ncs southern ye
10y l'. Tor nsw Weston wi1le anh o. Tor chose
,h'lgois go n" az a. e.. ior 1ennary' and new
Grocrmt,- nice W.. quiet nj -a7r for domestic
NV priran. nola,Ss sold SLOWLY vithu the range u
eraolv active at iteiC',c. witt sales Of trpl BAGS
Mar,c9o sn 9e T Java RTI .@ W sa wax va r no,
3 g"f a. Xxx ncs iHg Nm NO tr ,y' ~, S i ,%S
centrifugal 1t 80 fehugd steady at s,fs'fc. Tor
standard A.. eai s',ss'l Tor harris.
Elf' int common 10 Voc" y hntd SIiui' ihrirnunN
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MRS. NoAn d. rtr1on's rIr4L FiLI
Her Head DriVcn Through n GIass Door In
her Home-An Artery Severed.

Mrs Amanda g.. wife OF Noah u. Taylor.
the builder OF Taylors Hotel in Jersey city.
WAS buried yesterday from 81 West Twenty
FIRST street. where she has lived since Septem-
ber She was b years old Several years ago
snc was widely known among q large circle VI
friends rs q very beautiful woman.
Tie lnndiady 81 the house whore she lived
went CUT with her last Saturday on q shopping
tour. While they were on the Bowery Mrs.
Taylor tainted. and had to b. taken home in a
carriage. When they arrived home 1t was five
minutes before O'Clock. Mrs. Taylor. with her
husband. occupied the back parlor I'D extern
sion on the second floor In attempting to 40
w the stairs Mrs Taylor tainted again. She
was carried up stairs and into the back paror.
When she had partly recovered she wanted
more air. and was supported 10 II lounge in tho
extension.
Charles W. BudlinGton. her nephew. entered
the house ~ G,2N. He found her sitting on the
lounge ana looking very pale. and advised her
ton her dress at the neck and take ~ her shoes
80 that She could lie down on the lounge. While
th"y were doing 81. she asked her nephew 10
look under mattress on bed standing in the
pNrlor. u 49," whether Diamond stld was
where she had placed II. He searched under
the mattress, and IN short time called nut 90
her thni he could not ind II. With AT pres
sion OF .mpaten'', she got up quickly from the
lounge. anu started toward the bod. Brtwcrn
glass door. One % the doors was closed. A.
She went toward them. she suddenly plunged
forward. either from tripping On her
her illness ana her head passed through
gnc u the pnnes Of the closed door.
Two OF the pants were broken. In ner strug-
CLOS o. free herself the left side Of her neck VS.
deeply cut Her nephew spranc to her aid. ani
after placing her on the lounge. ran to tho
head OF the stairs and called tor DR.. Albert II.
Little. who boards in the house. and who wis
NJ that time in the dining room. DR.. Little a.
tempt,-i to compress the two ends II the caro-
It'd artery. which had been severed. but was UNI
able. IN the abSenc, ~ other surgical aid. 20
stop the bleeding. Two other physicians wer a
hurriedly sent for but before their arrival she
had died. Death occurred within ten minutes
after the accident.
Deputy Coroner Cushman found three in
rised wounds IN the back oi her neck toward
tue left side. In one " them Was d small piece
OF glass.
A Coroners jury delivered verdict that
death was caused 10y shock and hemorrhhga
from covering the left carotid artery by ar'l-
deutally falling through u glass door between
the parlur aud extension rooms.
Mrs. Taylor had been an invalid for several
years and for the last two years before h"r
death ~" had been growing worse. She COM
plained especially u an Hlimcnt 81 her stomach.
Mr.. Taylor left homo last Thursday TO 80 TO
/ Philadelphia. While he was there the news OF
his wife death was telegraphed 10 him. He ar
rived home on sunday morning.
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AN INTERESTING M1LIrlRr cIsE
IL the Governor or the supreme Court the
Higher rowcrs

ALBANY, Dec. 3l.-An unusual though in
tercsting military case came M in Special Torn
to-day. Last summer Noah l.. Cocheu. Captain
OF Company 7. Thirteenth Regiment Of Brook
lyn, n. 6. y. NY. was tried by court martial
for conduct unbecoming TN officer and gem
tloman. and dismissed from tho Guard. lie
appealed 10 Gov. Robinson. az Commander-in-
Chief. who affirmed tho decision ~ tho court.
Cochnu counsel. Mr.. Foster then procured u
writ oil rprtlurari from Justice Pratt. Trtufuublr
before the Special Term in this city to-day Iva
which the iOvernur WIS required To- make re-
turn Of his proceedings md decision for re-
view. Con. Hughes appeared for tho Governor.
aud presented Justice Learned with u note from
his TNn'lcnry. In which. with al rr- poet - Tho
Court. he took exceptions 10 the puwor of fnH
Court to compel him To- make return 81 lNs
done IN his discretion. which were imposed on
him by the Constitution. In addition. Gen;
Hughes moved tu uuush the writ. pn the ground
that 1t was irrcgularv issued. and that IL showed
the action OF the Governor WAS simply the
action he was required to take under the Con
stltution.
Mr. Foster opposed this. on tho ground Tint
no notice had been served. and then Justire
Learned decided that as no return had been
filed and there WIS no affidavit of service Of
writ, there wus nothing before him. Mr..
OOcheu then made affidavit rs to service of
the writ. and Mr.. Foster, wuivng his right 10
notice Of motion, Gen. Hughes proceeded with
timated TINT II tho motion WAS denied. be- would
probably ut some future time move for IN ni
tAchmrnt against the Governor for contempt in
failing 10 mike return To- the writ.
AMER hearing arguments on tho motion 10
duH-h the writ Justice Learned took the nprrs
Nulved Is ia to whether tho Governor or SUI
preme Court H. the higher power.
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nUNrER raCINe ms DOOM
The Gagged Murderer In Camden SulIen on
seeing hts Last Hope Vanish.

CAMDEN, Dec. 3i.-Beniamin Hunter, the
murderer Of John VI. Armstrong. sitting in his
iron cage In the Camden Court House learned
to-day that his last hope for life had vanished
Ho knew that his brother had appealed to tho
Governor. and to-day he heard the result
With the dying year the murderer felt that his
own life was drawing TO II close. and he became
morose and sullon in marked distinction from
his conduct heretofore. Until To-day most Of
his friends have been welcome, aud the officers
have been cordially greeted. Even eN-Shcriff
Daubman, who, Hunter alleges. bounded him
from the first. and sought to bring him to
his present condition, has been taken bv the
hand and received Mt the iron cage In u che"r-
when the eN-Shcriffs brother. the Chief of
Police, mounted tho stairs and peered through
the bars the prisoner took no notice OF him.
How arc you this morning. inquired tho
Chief.
Hunter made no response. The officer tried
10 enter into conversation in his customary
manner. but all To no purpose. Hunter turned
away his hend in n sullru manner and refused
to RAY word. The Chief finding that his pres-
ence was distastclul withdrew. Hunter is very
closely watched. - that there can be no chance
Tor him To commit suicide
Sherln Calhoun has decided 10 have the hang
ing not IN the court room hut in the jail yurd.
Not over one hundred persons arc 10 DO adj
mitted.
Prosecutor jenkins says he will try Graham.
Hunter hired accumplcn. at the beginning of
the next term Of court. which opens oh Jan. Il
nnd Will Insist upon a verdict OF murder III the
hrst degree. Counsel 10 defend Graham Will bo
assigned on Thursday next by the Camden
County Court.
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the old tree that hos not been cut 10 places in
defence OF Old Columbia. But ] gladly sub.
Srinc NY mite 70 the proposed monument of
Mr. flcll, ana with the prOioundrst respect beg
TO oder description OF the plans for the statue
Mount st. Vincent Central PARK
magnolia tree. arti.tcS7 constructed Of New York
al low am G Gta.s at base Aeon OF Atlantic Tc P,e,S
SaGTt E III " ''''' '''"' '' '"''''''' Tor" ct Major
c,rns W fieh and n.an stanley over "a hottie Of dry
s,eet IT. p,S rfmr
To ans EDuoH or TIM SuN-N rna re-.
cent references ia Tlh SIS ~ the propnsnd
monument Co Mniof An,rt hav, awakened
public interest Was q delicate and pruper that
Dean StanirV tho hnuorcd guest II The Amor.
can people. should cuuntenance tho PROJECT VI n
memory of il" man who con4uttcd with tho
traitor Aruod Tor the surrender II Me most
important pos ul very critical period ~ The
"a very mat thing tor Cyrus W. Field in the ex.
'Tss 81 hi- toldysm ~ push the proposal.
whether made ly himself or hy the Dean ns nm
Ainerican citizen. 10 carry out the projeot2
glimpse at history develops the simple
points.
Three scouts encountered Andre. n British
officer ON his return from Yves, Point. IN Tar
rylown. ana thcre made him prisoner. Suisse
lurHily ~, w9@ tried by court martial and
effect. II not in exact words: " lie was caught
~ a suy, tried H. a SPY. con iemned as y SOY.
Nll. llih~l W. HtiA'u " Il Spy.
MAYOR Andr" VA. the son OF a linen draper ia
London. and 81 respectable education. He WIS
\ reputable rcrsou. aud might be- called gen
tlrWnu u We are not particular about tho us, Of
the fngiiah language.
iii~ m"iiN" in coming to America was simply
the. He wis ia love with Houoria Sncy Il and.
having nceu rrlrf"d. sought surceasp IL sur-
row On the field oi war. When eapturud he de-
lNrrrd M nll the papers and vaiuablrs on his
person hut scrrrtel ia his mouth the miniature
Of his loved llonuria
MAJOR Andre, was spy. aud was condemned
accordingly III. memory has been honure,l
in lugHnd. hut why should an American seek
to erect ON the soil That he sought To hrtruy a
monument 10 his memory? HisruRIcUs.
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IN EAST SIDE ELOPEMEyT.
From n Beer Counter to IA Life with u An
other Woman's Husband.

Lizzie Brunig. plump, rosy German girl
Of ~ summers. whose father Is the proprietor
Of a lager-bcer room at 99' Eighth street
Is believed 10 have elopcd with Anton Eoqueue
an Austrian 5 or 10 years her senior REQUISITE
IS wel-tp-do cigar manufacturer. aud leaves
behind him a heart-broken wifi. with whom he
had lived not quito two years lie had been for
a long time among the most regular visitors NJ
Mr.. Brunig's place, where he met Lizzie. but
his attentions 10 her were no more mark than
those Of many others with whom she WAS a.
ways ready To- enter into conversation. She was
bright intelligent. quick ~ repartee and gon-
'rnl iuyorite. Her parents allowed her 10 g.
ont in she evening whenever sh" liked. but she
always returned al nn early hour. and nothing
was eyer bIuathei against her character
whom. Two w""ks ago. liIi' expressed "A Hts1
10 live Tor u Will" with her married br'th 1r.WhD
keeps a mrut store al 1875 Orchard street. She
home eyer Since. immediately after breakfast
yesterday. h"r si-t"r-ln-law received q postal
card requesting her 10 call Immediately upon q
iAWlly Ia the upp-r part 81 the city. wner" sh"
had formerly lly-d. Que Of their children bong
dangerously H. She Wa~ gone two hours. ami
shr returned 10 llhd that Liza" had uHcked up
all her own clothing In Two bundles AMI d"liv-
cred them 90 Al express man g. h@ taken t. the
Barclay street irrrv. She was there with a man.
answering TO inluctto's description, TO receive
restaurant at West and Hudson street. whore
they dmed together. Nothing has been heard
OF them since.
Photographs ot the couple were left at the Fifth
street police station. and two grown brothers
and a sturdy father declare that everything Is
10 DO done 10 catch Eoquette. Mrs koquetto
knows ~ no reason why her husband deserted
her, - they have always lived happily together.
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OUR MERCHANTS COMPLAINING.
Henry Hart amd DAY Gould Attacked by
Eastern business Men.

A memorial 20 Congress. which has been
circulated in Boston aud the East. IL being pre-
sontcd Tor signatures IN this city. 1t prnYs for
the passage of the Interstate Commerce bill.
which has already passed the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes. Tho petition AYERS that. in event Of
tho bills becoming a law, the result will be Of
the highest benefit 10 the shipping. commercial.
and other interests OF the country The petit
TONERS complain Of the freight contract re-
GENTLY made by the Pacific Mail Steamship and
Union Pacific Railroad Companies. IL hn5
been the practice Of shippers IN California
and the Pacific slope TO send their finest
goods by rail. the medium goods win Panama,
and the coarse goods around the Horn. The
ennct 81 the contract entered into by the
Pacific Mail SteAmship and Union Pacific Rail
road Companies - tO crush out the clipper ship
trHde. These companies and their connections
have made contracts with many shippers and
MERCHANTS 10 forward AL their goods 10 the ph-
cic coast AT Il certain rate. providing those mer-
chants will ship exclusively by rail. Those who
VIII not enter into such contracts with them arc
compelled to pay rate nenrly double for such
goods as they are obliged to send By rail. Tho
railroad eXacts this higher rate from all its
shippers, and then If II finds shipper living
~ 10 his contract, II rebates the extra amount.
otherwise 1t 10 forfeited. Tie obvious object Of
tho contract ii to divert trade from clipper ships
which run round the Horn, and secure TO both
the steamship and rallroAd higher rates than
they could legitlmately obtain.
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Charles Golden Of 81 South Filth avenue lost
seabrght hen Tour months ago ithad peculiar MARKS
ON its feet, by which hc knew h. Three months
William Miller, aged 10 OF ~ West Houston street.
bought Soabrght hen from Dan Faust the
butcher round the Yesterday morning
Mr. Golden saw seabright hen IN the street It,
feet were strangely marked He sent Little hoy. Holly
Lee after tie hen and captured Then Miller had
lce arrested for larceny. Al the pnrtir. the
ienersun Market Police Court Tho hon WAS IN bag
where >he ciuckcd cuusutcuN Miller said his lad
queer feet ~ -r had hccn tvic' run over los wagon,
cared Tor her every time. Judge pui Hour and rags
on ler, AMI pasted her wounds shut he ~ali
jas, tho hen over the desk tor idle thratun Coun.
sclor Hoie said. lie placed The hen ou The desk. 1t
walked r,und cickhn-. ani geek, % az tre hluti'r
i WIS h.n much attached q" you' as.ed Justice OF
t,rhpurs OF Muller.
Ncs YOUR llonor." interrupted Msllers sister ITS
hi- hest lrcm
iouns woman Me iusuce aid severely, have you
been admitted tu practice al thr hurt'
The Justice then said " VI that and
hurry away with Il Pat II where You found It, Run,
run I'm looking at NuuN
Lee rushed from the court room with the hen IN his
The case Is dismissed Justice ouerbourg said.
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CLEARING THE PIT.
The Alarm that Two Mysterious AIbAnians
taused az Cock Fight.

In Jackson street. near the Morris and ESSEX
hhroad ln liohnton, Is noted eockIIt where two or
Nic nius, aWveA, arr congregated a number OF the
"''a the sport Tie room srt apart the sport has
"" 'no entrance but 20 ain Abundance has to pass
uIouh nD l'ss than doors sentinel, arr placed at
nuo-te door and halta dollar 4. the fee chargvd 10
ill.,, tines huo'. ON Monday night, however the sport
u.s. broken ~ lN the NJ, stcrinns appearance If two
iH., wrh Vito managed Tea work their way IA, tu the
g. l i-Diuvit q" V, owners II was at Once slrmisrd
wat tI were ttustiblcs in disguise soon one hgl
al'' nfh't Wa eAtiurmshed The barrels containing
llN 100 Is Wtf" Wf~tNrNusN conveyed away. aud a
i' MhN' me STRANGERS we're lrt alone IN thor glory
ll't we're Wii tltt nothing an the Ahulc ct3knght
ui nf l .lNr NN~ o. take Iacv. AMI that tirr room
NH, rH. ID more d' ,ir3nir than their COMPANY, They
20 Mtni hwN, hastily euiuNlug the alarm they had
'hnd A. t1' stranger, III ppeurcd the old vete
ihh' hnnwn A. Il uclr lnhuuN exclaimed VIII, hoYs
D.. N Hn r"i'mon. The, are the biggest cocknshtrs
ll result Wa, that The Alhanlnns were soon brought
Duets, Nt sport Wa, begun aud the Visitors took away
s"lne % ur jer-,Nuieu money.
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New lOHK Tuesday. Dec. 3l.-Arrivals OF beef
cattle to-day. mainly or exporter were a. loads
or ~ head. No trade worth noting ad trccs remain
uuuuuaN unclaimed. Tie call dressed beet hanging
In Washington Mdrkrt was light aud trade was
trcm'ly duii AZ 80 a.. q i' common to good sides
M Western dressed Oee offered shipments OF beef to
Liverpool fpiav. 2.tNp quarters
Eecrilts OF calves Wero ~ head and all sold early
2N2i.r r n iur tssers. and iitd1i5 A.. common
choice veal. Hos dressed Veas quiet at ssOc 2 b. Tor
state aud ri. fNl e. Tot iet~eN.
Receipts NJ sheep and lambs ~ car loads or 2G2
head Market nearly Hat aud th- crater part ~ the
soch in the iru. remained uusuld Fair to good sheep
SOLD ~ fHttc e ~ prime and extra do a. 5s1i c.with
luid ui choice wrthers ~ r- average. sold
80 Lambs dragged NJ s5sc \ NJ shipments ~ day
ftsi carcas-c~ ~ mutton
Receipt. of hogs 56 car loads or 3fohcad Mar
ket about steady at former prces or s3Rs3 ~ 100 b.
r lair To guvl live h0rs Lac veste day loads VI
Ohle hogs were sold at 50 o. r. 100 rs.
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R.gl..rnr SCOTT. pnr nolI.

Mayor Howell yesterday refused to sign the
paw roll of the Department IT Arrcars BROOKLYN ~
prepared hy Registrar Rum. scott on the ground that
Registrar scott hi Illegally increased the salaries OF his
,uu"inair' hN dividing anons them tic amount OF the
surplus o the appropriation Tor sasne, for the year 1874
lN'r" MA>a surplus oi about sl5OOi. which Mr Scott
lN aup"iuln- iucssi niger tul month salary NJ
1855 ~ increasing tue entire nay roll from e. 7l8 %
winch was te sum tor November ~ $40 81 Tor necrn.
per- MaAnr Howell contends that the money should have
w'u iuilrh over INTO the k,Ncuuo und. and that Mr.
scout hhh un rEht to dispose u me money. he signed
hr warrant r the pay u one ~ two clerks whose salary
was not raised nut siid that he would sign Tor those
VINO mai pagakcn OF tic illegal division unless he was
COIIuVlltd % U su
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, Dec. u. We have had another
day Of great activity at the Stock Exchange
recording u still mrihor advance in all the
specialtics. Rock Island sold q, 1907. ox diyi-
dend. Lake shore. Michigan Central. Now
York Central. Erie. and Milwaukee and st. Paul
came in fora share ia the general rise. West
ern Union was sold ~ high as 80. opening at
90. Even tho coal shares wore not neglected.
Delaware. lackawnnna ana Western selling 1T
y and Delaware and Hudson AT 3S. The year
closes with strong Wurkt for al. Investment
securities and a rampant Speculation ia tho
llglier iancies based upon Tia" general i'm
ploveineni IN business aS compared with the
same pcf"i last Nctr one year l.u ulr country
question: hANu- ptlutuur l,lst, l.r Goo Nlr SIttr iiI.
hsiVr N"N. Win Treasury uNtrulWluc vain cuu
without chance ut failure. the couutr, nA,s
dress ANA values uttnrIlf-It Increased Tins - r-t
seen m tho general ACTIVITY u VAN street hut u nru
nbe uhi me same hhueh'c Nn extend 10 other d' par,
mcnfs uf husiur-..
In ioAus rates paid tor the use u gold were S6l
.. ami ~ = cent
None, ,uancd IN call AZ aa7 T. cent
AM demand NILS
GoNemmrt bonds Wcrc eenofauA strong The follow.
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Gathering Ks..Isr,. second MARRIAGE.

Henry kessler visited his brothers. widow in
Germany two months agQ ana told her that his brother
on IN, death bed LETT her to his care She had 81 500 OF
her own, and Henry persuaded her that with that
money she could 40 welt nud rear her infant well In
ms country, She accompanied him To America
introduced hf ham ~ has wife Two weeks ago he de-
serted htr, leaving her penuiess Yesterday under the
orders ul the Commissioners ct Emigration krssler was
arrested lh is,"N Market Police court he said that
iathruue hhd gwen him her money. Aud now Nuu
want ~ desert her Justice Ntudcll shouted IN indipna
uon. Rather tnn go To PRISON kcssler consented tu be
toihe f'u'dcL ana the Emigration Iominissioners
ANArr r"@ulnl' Justice Mandel sent Tor priest, and
the nlpual knot was uod
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Caught Ia nj. own Trap.

Lucius Jarvis. farmer. Of Jericho. Long
Island tor some time past has been annoyed 10y
stealing wood rom his wood pile tie set trap ~ catch
the thieves un Monday night ne heard IN TIE
direction o thc woHi U'r FAILING hi, -un he went Co
The iu ANA discovered tHn' large Cog hHd trru caught
40 the trap JARVIS 49, e. w"rA o. release the dua anal
!Wts 80 Wa. hin vli cHu-nt 900 the uIu. ls u,ck h,ug
hsli between two har~ la that position he remained
Tor several hours and Whom 1y oue u laru.
hands lie was almost iroftu Co dt till
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-01
Presented TO tho city.

now surgical hospital with all the modern
appliances for the treatment of the sick and capable OF
accommodating thirty patients to cost $1,000 has been
presented 10 the city By Mrs " H. Osborn wife of the
plt,lie9t OF me Chicago, 81 Louis aud New orleans
nRnl,uhu p'n lhe ,uln.e - nearly completed pa
signed thian u as memorial 10 her children. She
daughter n the late Jonathan Sugcs whose bcquest IN
her children now deceased she has used In TINS memo.
RAJ No person under arrest Is 10 be admitted ~ the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-01

joNFs-llALpANE on Tuc .day, Dec 10 At fremont
Y. h., The K.,. n l. MARKS. nr Fred g. Jones O.
bn,klng kitge. 20 lannr H., eldest daughter q
MORRISON Ri Ark-pn the 2ith Inst at the rea.
teuce Of the brides parents. bN the Rev NJ KIM.
H. E"hertw Marri,un 10 Jane Black, eldest dAugh.
Tor VI IIu.a. ". nLlDA
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K,nea IA. Prayer by AN Insane VIE.

NEwBURyroET. Dec. 81 Last night nj South
Byncli, siN miles rom here 1o'in II caldwell. while
kueeu- In family PRAYER Wa. Instantly Aiucil ID - iu
SAM "tie who split ll- hts ,lHu "a lti axe" Tu. at
tack was ulprrcrNci nV Mrs Caldwell si>icf who
present ani knert- at thr time u, Was into ia tut
iariner ~ easy circumstance lie Was - years uld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-01

81 LOUIS. Dec. 3l.-Tho United States Grand
Jury after bnci session to-day, adjourned unul Jan "a
This ton was taken partly account Of the holidays
and partly because Judge Krcckcl Is too sicK
10 hold court II b, asserted tins afternoon un what
= san To- ha PERFECTLY trn'twofnA authority, that
Is. Eais, failing 10 fnl auy evidence AGAINST
linn 10 Justify an Indictment. also that the Jury nave
not decided 10 dct any the directors the old Bank
OF the state Of Missouri.