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JUSTICE rINcKNNr's Offence


James r. Davies, Justice Pinckney's con-
fldcntial clerk WIS again a witness in the trial
OF the Justice yesterday. He testified that in
his attendance in the Seventh judicial District
Court he had never seen Justice Pinckney I'M
der the influence Of liquor while on the bench
He had never suggested 10 him, while in the
rooms OF the Sparta Club, what his decisions
should be in any case. nor suggested that ho
should reverse any decision Of Judgment after
IL had boen signed by the Justice ." gavo my
check for his board bill, the witness said
while he WIS At the Grand Central Hotel, but il
WAS Justice Piucknoys money. h"ld power
OF attorney 10 collect his SALARY ana pay his
bills. | deposited his money ia the Grand Cen
trial Bank. There il no such officer as dis
possess clerk. | took charge 0i that business
In the Seventh District Court. and received the
feas for il. Justice Pinckncy did not receive
nected with the fees in the disposscss business
John |. Davenport testified that he had had a
great deal OF business in Justice PInckney's
court and had never seen him intoxicated.
james LOWS. who said that lao was l9nltor
of the court room hut had never r"cclNed any
pay for his servcca M such, said that ho had
never seen Justice ptRcknry intoxicated while
ON the bench. Witness had nursed the Justice
in his sickness viii e he was living ia tho Lex
ingtOn flats Knew he WAS suffering from chills
and fever His physician said Boz WitHoss did
not know Of HIS having delirium trcmcnS while
there. Lewis admitted that he had taken liquor
to Justice Pinckney while the court room,
but did not give 1t to him while h0 was ON tho
bench Took il TO Dayies's room.
Ex-Assemhlyman John Regain ~ Astoria said
TINT hs had known Justice Pincknry for sixteen
years Hohad frequently been In his court. and
obReryed nothing objectionable, neYeT saw him
intoxicated and always regarded 4im as gen.
teman Would vote Tor him 10 I'm any Onlce II
tho Justice wore not Republican.
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Locked mp With "a Fractured skull.

Henry Gibbons. aged 80. Of ~ Fatbush ave-
nue. brooklyn. carried into the Bcrgen police
station in Brooklyn Oh FRIDAY night. AMI a. he va.
irrational he VAS deemed insane. aud was locked up
charge Of INSANITY. lie became frantic ats O'Clock
yesterday morning. after having spent night in the
cell sni physician ws' st oncc sent for DR. Gcarv
TONED that The prisoner a. r. riug
Ws SKULL and liz otrecisd that hhuus should be taken
iorth- IN g. me hosriiN lie then takcu tn the
Ions Island college Hospital the better tor having
been Al ni-Nt 90 eel Nip"unenA,ni taWptrll
fco ted e-tIggou yesfr ftN ami learned tHt ~
q e. ffidaA the inan shipped the Zee ~ the
sidewalk OPPOSITE. IS Hudson avenue where twu hoVs
wtrv .IHvt'iln. .uuw. n" lsktn home. and nr.
Barho attended him nr Bafho SAID that he was ic.
falGvi. ant thut there nHt tle slightest nf
uurN about his hr1i az i,y. 80 further csl lauatun
of the prisoners injuries could Ice obtained Oltonss
l. ltuhtful
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JOHN NJ sTEARNs's STA TEMENr
He Denies the Charges OF immortality. and
Tell. Why he sIgned thai Agreement.

Mr. John Staarns the Secretary of tho
:. - " - -
National Temperance Society. against whom
.h..... ~ g,.,,,a,..i.,. a.. c...n...f., 49,. -.
h"S'o va '"'"i'i"''.l III 'tr'nb"'"' ""Nc re-
Gently been made public and who has returned
-, =, Al. : ---,-.-.t. =,
from florluh 10 ueuJ lheh' hAAest tue lohV"ihg
statament.
,,,, .,. =, - 4, , 49, ,
ahsolucn den' thh ! nav eNer hAl any ctlminal
rclAu9ns WIN AZ, "nnAn;, ana n,hrN. u' Nunns tsl.
hsu'W W .Nnl'' .'u WIN Nll' W""l"ia hltl "lNlvlt
.fuuieF 'T is..ef-" ' A. lNIr Nl Nihnu, A. my oNn
itushl'i Tue accusations " hl' uhNc nc'm hlade
atHlnsi hrr 81 "ricbf arr ufuul hnl ininmou- ior mn
ven N'f- sue ms N''N NV i'"N fi'f. 'nNlri ana
J.! Aae ~e' tAr, lAlhs ~ 'rlN n.thtnk unil hi
Nhtht HN'lsui- " "hHN'f,hs tNh ~. 10 W. iliffu
't,.t' HHf any ~ 'il,'n H.ont ,''',. Nllu"ut
.,lUt A"".t' H"l WIN tFf'' ,lNi-'''N '.iihk al
U- Nl" 'N' g. Nov ''i' ~ wy 'fNN' go % !,''s,
l"'~ '.'u,."N' r'Nt u, ny q, lnll ii,' -1'h o.
HNyhl, ~ i.Ni NNrN lNl u ~ eh-.I.f ltNlTl anu
t'ufitd we iMrsl ih.''N-HN"i h"l ne"fhl.h.h ~
h,"is "l'I' uht v. NN'. az '""h' '"'h WIN Ns
fhll'fN hl i' ''N' N i' Nia it'f H'f aiNh- NAi
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ADVENTURES IN THE EAST RITER
How h Came 10 Pas. that Ferrybest ~a'
Two Hour. mud a MnIf One TrIp.


The icrryboat Arizona started from the
foot OF Roosevelt street yesterday morning at
~. On reaching the slip Mt the foot Of Broad
way. Willamsburgh the pilot rang the bell TO
stop the engine. and the boat slowly moved for
ward and struck the pier with jar. The pilot
then sicnallod the engineer to 20 ahead. But
the boat didn't move. for the engine WAS on
the centre" limo was east u the pier and
made fast. The boat WIS then within one hun
dred feet OF the bridge. II was loaded with milk
wagons and slcighs. and few passengers were
aboard. Half nm hour Inter tho Warren came
acr'~s. but was unable 10 enter the Lip. ~ the
Ari1onR hlorkRdel tho way. Tho Warren made
an attempt 10 push tie ARIZONA IN. hut u strong
lld" prevented A line WAS then made fast 10 both
huai~ aud the Warren ip"cd tn Arizona out
the Captain said When about my frot out tho
lin" broke. und ia" Arizona swung around and
NOAtcl up the river toward the sound The
hanging against her Sides Tho passengers ~
the Arizona. among whom were numhrr Of
shouted and sang. A. the Warren struck the
sid" oi IN" Arizona with "a crash a number Of
On were sinking and make rush Tor the
life urcs"rvers AMI strapped them around their
waists They treated the whole thing ~ u joke
Inc AR was lu" with III" rur-"s Of pilots AMI
crews. Several attempts Were made to gei the
engine on tho ccutre. but without avail Tie
Captain % the Warren. finding he could no
longer Zoe OF any use. lcit the Arizona 10 tn"
mor'y Of the tide which by this time hal Carried
the boat nearly To G.eenpoint The Captain be-
gan blowing his whist" loudly for help. IL was
answered 10y u tughuat. which WAS soon pulling
alongside. The tugbuli offered To- tow the Ari-
HpuA back frr slj. Fifteen H." shouted the
CaI tain. But the rocks 80 Bankwclls Island
staring him n the face frightened him into &C
ccptin,: the offer at sl0. The turhoat lowed her
for short distance. until the Arinnna's engine
got into working order and then. casting on
her lines. the Arizona steamed 10 her pier NJ
Broadway. Wilamsburgh. having lccn nearly
two hours and a hAli In max NJ her trip.
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INSANE WHILE YET A BRIDE
,yr UOMiN HENRY s. ELnORE MAR
-" RtEp ~ SPITE or THE Law

r.T,uatee OF Taliunge'a Tabernacle
- "a sddrd In Canada to Escape Btgntuy In
g.. Nork-rhc >equcIto "a WIZ = Divorce
Rapid seric. or Very Curious Events
Tho announcement of the marriage OF Mr.
o'~,,s Tmore with Mrs. H. A. IIutchins. the
I'm ii,ruIratcd with him in divorce proceed
-. instituted by Mrs. Adcline l.. Elmoro in
vcroe County. this State. was made in THE
,rx Of Friday. The marriage has been
,rselily followed by trouble. The second Mrs.
r.,,ro Ma. suddenly become insane, and last
~ she was taken by Mr.. Elmore 10
a. asylum ior the insane In Massachu-
,,es Mrs T. A. llutchns. the second
40 was q hoardng-housc keeper at 46 South
o,,orl street Brooklyn. There Mr.. Elnorc,
si.v.ie. and son met her in the fail Of 1876. She
.ies,rIbcd a. being n young -ooking woman.
A about 45 years OF age. Of social habits. She
hal been widow for four or five years before
M Tmorc met her. and she had two children.
,.pectiyely fourteen and sixteen years
A. age. Mrs Elmore spent the summer
,ls77 in the country. and on her return. in tho
au she discovered that her husband had be-
some infatuated with Mrs. Hutchins. She in
listed on his quitting Mrs. Hutchins's house
md esing to house keeping in Carlton avenue
rhere he purchased property. Although he
rs q conspicuous member OF Talmages
rto.,o,io and no rn,i1iv roao,o 10 n ,r,.,oo
I'U'' ,'t...'',.., - :, " :, "e'uo
he continued MS acquaintance win MRS. Hutch
ms and In April. 1873, his vito separated from
Jim and she has not seen him since. Her son
Eett with her.
,nlton Mrs Hutchins superintpnding Tho
sse He transferred his BAGGAGE 10 nor
hgrine house and romnined with her show.
IN, AS said indifference concerning his wife's
ncvempnts Mrs Elmorc went Ia Mon
~ Comfy and began n suit for ai,so-
ma divorce. her cotnplaint b.inr hasrn
vnon tle conduct Of her Husband With Mrs
Hetchins sui scquent to the time She III him nj
Veeara Hills In Rori,cstcr md in pr,rt i ,1rt ~
NY Mr. Minor, ifI MOI mn III a,,, n,s,sar ~
fer ion'tiaiut md about tho middis ~ Z" ,nh,.y
Tsiien lanes T. ANGLES ~ tbn sWrr,n,c C,,,rt
sssrtd Grr "a IerT,e ~ ahsoiut, di,r c'" IT,
ssib II VA Nri"r.I ne Z, ii,r "'0 N''Ni00' III
~. ,,,.,', ,', ,,.' .,,, us ,,.... a..
',t nv, W. atNiul io, me AZ henrv hlmore ne
i b1 1ia IN 5 nni He 'sh Adehne Il H.
Al, rln,,ro i.,.,,.,. -. A. u,,.,,t.
HAM u. Ohtaflo. where. On Ihanksgiyng
nl 10y M1'W h"IIl'u, ti'y rrtutn"d To
nfooASn. hilu lN.n IN Mrs. hut.hlns mouse.
agr i"a a ' y. h"tle'' noweNcr. WIS not PUB
he.''i' anu II WIS hnoWn " ohlx, u lew persons
HA. u.cl Wrrc ill"rtsi' Nlr. ,uutchlhs emit
urn NNIc e'nt ~ u'lr Etuhulailer NJ ABOUT
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Busittss 1oIitts.


Drugcifs class, siugulHfly conscientious ID
their dealings with the public hut there a uns
prins nlcd ones who for the gaining small adj.
ditonal proht sell chrap and impure dru- rnrc and
impose upon their customers hV uaunc Un spurious and
worthless imttious Ot wrliNuuwu aud superior prop.
araious for the genuine Such druggists are unworthy
Of public conf fence and should be avoided when found
Olt Several cases have been reported n us recently
where druggists have sought 10 deceive their
by offering t!om cheap aud miserable limitations Of
Bcusnn's Car. iuo Porous Plaster common porous
plaster when Hcnslns Capcne Porous Plaster asked
tor falsely asserting that the common article was equal
IN point ut merit
BENSuN'S CAPCINE PoROrs PLASTER is the only
inprhcucnt made the Old style OF porous plas
IL cuutHtuS entirely 0ltuItiUu Of active
vegetable INGREDIENT 10 Which it, ,ulvroriiy com
mon nor us uastrs and ITS remarkable RELIEF ing
stit ~ itiug sud curative properties iuc. We
sncctuv request nll Interested who have any doubt
CONCERNING its mcrs. to consult reliable pivsiciins in
ueir own legality about a amt It convinced that 1t 10
what ~ D. claimed u be. to nst the follow simple
precauton In buying Ne that the word G. ID PC-LNEi IL
correctly spelled. and that each plaster has tho word
CAPCINE cut through IT, nv 50 DOM the genuine
be obtained any druggist Tue prcpricors OF Bcnson's
CnICinc Porous Plaster awarded tnr highest and
only medals gwen Tor rubber pasers both the Centen
NAL and Paris Expeditions
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Arrived SATURDAY. Jan Ia
$ frauconia Rragf, Portland
- Holland. litaleA. l..irlun
- Gate city. nagcDtt savannah.
shin Florida spark kfrm' rhaVen.
shin otto ana Antoine. Guuderseu, London.
snip Wellington. Irvine. lmdon
ship Cornelius nrlnucll, Boiland, London.
ship OnhH. Hall. Cchu.
HAM Sans llinrGhan. Trieste.
BARK Lorna Doom. Lyell, Manila.
BarN fresileW haae, Aiitchtscn, Bordeaux.
Bark uirika. Grn>cn Bilhoa
BArk ROTNikrn lleincs. bordeaux.
BARK IcTrtu, Espu-ie. I@ghorn
Bnrk john CLERK tunaut SuurkhAyA
BARK fulkVang, Htulricksvn. i4l Rochelle.
HArk Nsah Nielsen. 81 Manure.
Bark Athrl-te. Cam. lavrc.
Bark carl August SacWArls. Antwerp.
Burk Chapman. rHulscu Barcelona.
Hark Cory phene. Gruu. Hamburg.
Bsrk trad Lagrtb, SoNlcli. Cork
hgrk Oreste Menna, smyrna.
Bsrk Adcn Rergsmlno London.
Bark Camilla. kcehnHnn, London
hark kr.is. l.Hr~u. HHVrc.
Rsrk Robert Godfrey. Travis AntNcrp
MARI Henry 4. Litchheld, DrumnouA. Manila.
Bark VARIETY, Corning. HUI.
bark Creme. StrrE ST Manure.
hsrk Drckan. Garrison, Rio Janciro
hsrk Edward JswctL MalmguisL
hrg ClVuo, Drew. Castelamare.
bng Annhtou-l, tassasre. tlrniMgea
Brig H. II BishsR uscktu Sagus.
brig Tartar. Rule. Rio Janciro.
Brig I TswneT, ruIkius. s. troix.
hris Ahee. Montgomery. IfuNilo.
kriK Franal. Eakiuan. Ru JAnelro.
hris kethsAy. huutu-. Havana
Rrlg Jshnny sniui, Thompson. DunkiFk.
NM sophie Cork, smith, oporto
hrG Caroline EDDY, warren. Curacao.
hrig linton. Otsur, furnambuco
big starlight. ThoinpsVn. Barbados.
Schr Auule Bell, Reed. Martinique
Schr Tom Williams, Edwards, Para
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William o. Jube In tho employ Of Hocker
Brothers, in this city eehus his lenlth tail started
Nov T. 1878. for voyage to Spain with Capt Rice the
brig Ruby. intending to remain until hO Ruby should
make auotherVoyag to this portland bach Spain sgan
before rcturnlng home is hcalt decidedly improved
that he Decided 10 return with capt Rec an his hrst Voy
axe huncward The Captain AMI Mr. Julc, who was iH
years old struck ~ friendship in the Tin
ward On the 10Th inst gaze aro>e Nj Jube WAS alone
an dee and Cant Rice hriow The Captain returned
the teck Just In mr 10 Nr iuhc struggling TIE
water ascru. Rescue was impossible Cart Rice sad
that MI lube must have let gn his hold O the low Lul
wark. AMI being unAccu,tOuled to slip, was blown
overheard Mi Iuhr grand nephew VI j l. lube
tic MoAl knnMn NlMrrN haddlery nrnI
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The Atlantic or Work. Burned.

The Atlantic oil Works. at Gowanus Canal and
Hamilton avenue brooklyn were destroyed hy FIRE last
night At6As O'Clock 81 the employees was pass
INK throue the sull with lighted Kerosene lamp.
the lamp oNIloiod and instantly the oily umhers The
huildin- were nryi The flames pAsscd ,witlv through
thu room. hrug the stlls and causing dense smoke
nj the eAtrd huully hy the climbing nrrhrauds.
which ismtd nll part, oi the building Sell hcCormlck
the engineer ut the works. Of 22u Eagle street WAS
Nerry burned about thr lace and hands The Oh works
are nwncd hy n John Donald who unable Id. t
night a. the police 81 his loss II Will
however, exceed $500 ncCormick was cared fOr In
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DR.. William T. Ncalis. cx-Surgeon OF the
SiStl ninth Regiment aud The Irish brigade, Tor several
years PHI, sican Of the city Prison, buried yesterday
IRON tie Church OF the Holy lunOcens The horal tnb
uts were twenty five number, 1lng uipee carriages
The grand requiem mass celebrated bN Father
DnglNrY, assisted y iaticr Lsthin Among those pres
cut dAuces RAlN aud AGcg OF the supreme GouN.
CONGRESSMAN MurgAu Jones. "a tou, -sloIers owen
and Timothy Brennan, Commissioner ThAnAs " krcn-
the BOARD Ol thHrues and Correction, e. MarlenS
john Stacun and William dou~iH, aud WArleh Finn
aud DEPUTY warden Mark fklc, the C,tJ rt,sn, eA
senator LtdWith. and Police Jusuce Nurral
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Tho charges against Capt, Thos. Blair Of the
FAtecHh United States Infantry were received nv Gen
Hancock on FRIDAY The hrSt charge is bgamI and the
second forgery. The, were formulated at the War De
nartncnt from evidence furnished ~ Mrs Nichols oi
Ensnnw Scotland who claims To he Stars wife, Ia the
American Consul at p'at rort Capt blair Is stll under
cloxe surveillance GONcrHas Island. hue hts iticndr
are allowed Ia visit Tim by npplyin- 10 the post com
nnndaut Cara ward. Ills wife the daughter o the late
dem Unrion Granger has awaited herself daily ~ that
privilege lie has asked tie cra1imeni Tor leave Of
absence of iurtv days Ia Vnsc linn togo to scotland
and iHce his Accusers Hancock tanks that he VIM
moi he called upan to canNcnc court marital I" Try
HAIRS case uH his applications HAS been decided upon
Tie Rs.s Same Writer ard Darncr declared BY all
that use them " BE- indispensable Ia any iAMly-AGr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19
FEWER CASES or SCARLET FEVER.
Confined Now on the West sIde-More Fatal
In the Houses OF the Rich.

There were fewer new cases Of scarlet
fever reported Inst week than the seven days
preceding. but the number OF deaths from the
disease was larger Dphihcra also. has ap-
parenty decreased. Notwithstanding that tho
moisture in the atmosphere caused by the
accumulation Of snow, was expected ~ add TO
it, yirulcncc. Scarlet fever ut PREF ent Ia espe-
ciaily prevalent on the west side of the city.
particularly in the Twentieth and Twenty
second Wards. Thus far the disease has been
more fainl IN the houses Of the rich than in the
homes OF the poor.
Following IL n list OF the new cases with the
mortality Of both discusses for the past week:
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan. ls.-Nobo A. Hull
Lieut. Governor Of FLORIDA, has been indicted BY the
United states Grand Jury fVr eonspiring with others in
obtaining >l-e returns Of election in Revard County
HUI MAS the Democratic candidate Congress the
late election from the second District and holds Ger
Ndcate Vi election from the GoVeruor lie President
Vi the state senate sitting at Tallahassee and
rlegraphrd that be viii be here tomorrow without
beng served with warrant
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BosroN July ls.-lt is said that tho amount
Of the property OF the Massachusetts, Home Missionary
ccty which il is alleged has been m.uscd Y is late
Treasurer, Charles Dcmund, Is about 81 on Dvmond
approrriaed money TO III. u-c amt flle sntoty'
funds al accounted or The trouble arises from
authorized investments ~ Dcnond Of the pruitrv
nded u hi- charvc lie denies that he has rcunt,d n
Western lands. AMI that the bulk at the prnic ~
use invested in cuCumtrrcd estates iu b. stun ant
vicinity lie lusuurs his action hN ihe custom on form,
Treasures in makins Investments in behalf at tic
cicty Should u BE- shown hat ncnond wa sui Z,
breach ct trust his honlsnen viii probably make geo
la Ntufi
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IIInderInx United state. omccr.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Jan 1s-In the United
States Circuit Court JUDGE Noud pr siliue the case
william 4 forcwooi anil Thomas Cook. judges Of Flee.
ton the seventh Ward ts ciiy at the election held
for member. OF Congress IN November last and Indicted
for ohstrucuus. hindcrins and Interfering witl the
United States supervisor and United state. Deputy
Marshal 100 tie ts fUruahcv uf their duty, namely of
attending amt being rfos'nt A. the said tccuun the
Jury rendered verdict uf guilty The particular act
complained o was Ne rriu. ui tic Judges g. admit the
b,ruty Marshal 900 the room where the polls N,rc htld
when Ice bad been ca,l Do ul tue United STATE, ~uftr
visor 10 keen tally ut tlc vote. Tie defendants
sentenced 90 pay hnc OF - each AMI costs amounting
..F..t
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TROY. y. Y. Jan. l8.-Por several years the
'''y Treasury has suffered extensively At the hands Of
'b.W.er of Deputy Sheriff. cOnstabes and others who
N'*he! baxus sAs or sccounts with many fraudulent
,''-N'f' attached. and obtained payment Of them
.h.e ne Essn c0nv.rGon the Supervisors have
H., VIZ waeh'Hl Sat consequently many fraud
s'F his were rHiet TOD and several person
"a, sen indicted To-day Deputy shenn y
H., ai' prmcr) sui cnnrnlont ~ me ron, ,
~ Irfied m charge VI attempting ~ dehhud
- 4iA Lj means 90 iTantu.cht vouchers Cary mas
DO c"ihp 'uous iR rity politics and his arrest 90
'A...u-I .llL. IN lhIn amrnTLs..
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Director Darlington Arrs.tsa.

sAkUoGA N. Y. Jan. 10. Jacob II. Earring
"n 'he h'u1wing director Of the Prst Souonai Bank.
va 'tei HE Hotnng on clvil lsOcess issued by
A. I" fn'kes. arf he IS IN custody In default q
< '', IH. lNu days pripi 10 making ms nsNsnnch
N No Samuel Lnser wliow, 10 l"ah mn,
r@'i ilr"ning ihai ne was worm Ahout NhiV.'
~ .sil ur- Alter the assignment was hlcn.
A. i''N'' callei ulon nm. when ne offered a. bass
1859 'hi Tie trNhs'er ~ real csiAr, worm ~ ~.
~ irAasrd tor !! ~ provided she would al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19

In Brooklyn tomorrow morning al l2'oo
Harry Howard formerly Of Lancashire. England, AMI
lately Of Glen Cove. Is to heen attempt to walk 40
miles IN SIX days Edward lloi.Ac Of some reln,e As
snrtdt.tnncc walker, will start ~ he same Tune Hlti
i,varI AID sttcnpt t1 Walk ~ MILES ia forty EIGHT
hours Charles A. Hartman Of Boston ~ NE A'luIcr
davs of the week Il undertake tie ariu0us leAt 90
walking MT, nl iu ten hDuIs each DAY beginning ~
Z N mi cnlIng ~ mlInght
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19

During tie recent cold weather large icicles
formed IN the of the Federal building ana they have
been dropping on the glass ROOT OF he ro"n'"' a"""'
.,..,,, sc.t ,el,r and A uanber u holes have becH
pierced through the thick slabs Two hnsr ig'ces w. re
stt.ched 10 the steam escape PPes az Ne iob weighing
.tnnt 1iO pouni, eaoa and threatening 70 make some
aims Vacant hy then all yesterday Assistant Gus
tyaa hcAIec Lad tliem rcia1Ned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-19

The hos at SUNDAY school when asked who made the
beautiful surrounding hills replied that he did not know
a. M pHen's had only moved into t"wu the day hccre
Equally sensible are thGsc who peESN using the
whole disgusungly large ana drastic pills white
DR.. ferces Pleasant furEANe Pellets Wlch are sugar.
coated aud httll larger m nj mustard seeds viii hy their
gentle yet positive acton upon the stomach Ahi liver.
speedily correct all ndWesuOn sud tOrpdih O the liver
thus permanently curiHg cOnsurauOh-AIr
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Mary Doyle, aged Az, who was severely burned
on Friday morning in her apartments al loI Saeket
street Brooklyn by the explosion OF can Of kerosene
which she was using 10 kidc fire died OF her injuries
YESTERDAY afternoon ia 81 Peters HOSPITAL, after suffer
ing intense agony. Her daughter Hannah, Who
Vrrcll burned m her attempt "a eHunguiA the IiHos
which were burning her mUsers cotting, Is suffering
In the hospital from severe injuries
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CINcINNATI. o.. Jan. iS.-The call OF ten per
at the subscriptions tue Exposition fund has had
the effect OF bringing In, ia some the enure sub
-cripuon. In msny other eases, twenty dive and dny
per cent have been pAid that there nov appears
be doubt the completion VI the buildings and open
ing VI the LApOannn ~ August neht.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 18-State GcooRist
Cox has sent to Fountain Csuu to procure for the state
Museum the meteorie stone which Tell near Newton on
Tuesday night Killing Farmer Lconidas clever while
asleep IN his he'd c'ing through the and pcnetra
INK tile bed AMI moor The stone Is SAID 10 be twenty
pounds weight and OF pyrAuldAl shape The stur, is
Ia en- a
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The stranded vessel. on the Jersey Coast.

I.oSG BRANCH. Jan. 1s.-Tho Coast Wrecking
Company men are now sausuino that they can tie
cargo oi the British schooner cuba. stranded On the
sands Of Lons Beach and fuc calm weather c,uunucs
they may possibly pun un the ship The ltuiau barn
Italia ashore nn nca Ersth. has settled de, per the
sand succ Yesterday sui 70 believed that she has
broken m two on tie hndtu ledge ui rock.
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LACKMAN In the city Ut New York. the isth day
Of January 1873 by the Hon Ueorce e.. Barrett, Jus.
uce OF the supreme Court Edh Florence Lackinan from
John j Iacktnan. Caur. adultery
srlLLER In the city NJ New YORK on the Ism day q
January. 1873 by the Hon George c. trrr justice uf
the supreme Court Charles = suer from Maria suller
adultery
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Business Notltts.


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