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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

TE,.r>E OtP.cG. DC. 26-l a. m.-Thc crest OF the
c,ld w.vc reached tho Atlantic and Hcv-En- land
states Yesterday having advanced slowly In the Upper
Lake region and NorjAw, st the temperature rose slightly
IdrwcaiLcr prevailed over the country. dcpfc 'son
from The Wet Indies wIcn moved slowly northeast
Wind parallel with the coast Thursday and Yesterday
caused high wiHd' on Virginia. NeN-Jer'ey a'd new
lngl4ud The barometer here rose slowly win far
-b.r. Tine tcUu.rliurt ranged between - ana 49,
ic average 39ii1 being - higher aa on the CORES
paudlr. DAY last year, and LIZ lower In N on IhilS
uuy. - ,.-..,- o.. hill
STAT onary or slowly rising tcup'rure. bri'k To hEh
y d.. ami .rurralI, fair weather HAY Poe expected i'll
thi, cty aud vicinity to-day mildcr lMi'y threatening
weather sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

n there j., one thin more dts ustne than another 10
western man. % Is TIE upS'ayt air the snper'Al9us
an. ri.. and rsoti ne words OF the CHet6 Eastern people
-.ti, In body: rapidly dcgcucratuE IN lhtcir'tual
r.tli. luiu tho rcuorir> OF the past "a, passports
"a trrut la Inc present: shutting their eyes, Nhrh
,voud tncr yrnt.up territory. To the manifest
r,i Iru,c, ol trit. growth ana greatness, visible an
tIrnt-, tlis ul-uty Wet. whose ruu. millions are
,rs,ftI, empires zach one uI which could SNal'".ui
l'aIf dozens Of Their worn rri tirtibdr" common
We Tins these Coucci ed pcuSionrr, Gpnn the county %
fine dead learn nothing new and receive %" exalted
ipir or from the mI.hfy progress ot lheir common
r,try: but gathetiu. thcr Skir's with a. am holrr
tf,u 5ou air settle tbrm-clyr- back IN their narrow
.rI,rr. and thank cod thry noe Ike other mf. f"r
,rr, ,oucriftd r.uti,s. VIII 10 never occur 10 ("n
iny ;.ly " other men thinking their God th-l
. re moi Ike yoL TO glen lCtphl News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

ROBINsoN CRrsOE IN BRONZE.--In circum-
frances somewhat remarkable bronze Sislae ms bec3
unveiled OF Robinson CrusOc IN the scotch N%&c OF
Lars wlich, one does not k0w. gave btth 10
exandef Sekirk. The memorable features OF the day
yce In Scotland without the assistance OF L0rd Rose
bory aud s-coad that the Earl Of Aberdeen VINO pre-
sided Gadc The surprising confession ina, uh lie was
ipyrf 10 he present tbr CEREMONY b" h"d not read
J-foes inmnr WORK. Feature one Is however, more
uding than feature two; for IL subsequently ai-
peared ibat the Earl of Aberdeen had not read EQbn
(rusOe " when boy mercy because u idi D'"h
" frequently read ana rece'' t. MN Lars ~ '!,
1shiig village but In honor OF US H'S' ,',us t"Ns
ran" IL went dcmeNc ed on This occasion. mere were
tSumplal arches and what not, aud. Dtst OF an a
"ira6es proces~On. III which TIE men cdiIi'u D"I
crstsied Robinson Crsoe, while the asScs IN ter
f.h wife uRe bdtcd lines, etc Two Of the most
PROMINENT figures were one representing the popular
& "a eOatskin dress, and the other repro
dacnOn OF Friday IN coslnne. or want of costume
which To have rather sbOeh@d the more rspeCia
bic VILLAGERS. Now that we Rave taken TO bou"rrg nccr
Go.woshs In this way becanS- they run away from
lDrnc break their parents hearts and get siPwreckr
the ti.se may be fr distant when VIC shall erect
statue DofOe himself who, after all had something 10
d. with 5elkiGks Immortality.
TUES FULL OF RUMEs. Concerning King
Thebay's Iuhles weilpfnrnrd cOrrespnrdent writrS
"lt certainty curious that We have heard nothing OF
tie MaudAldy Palace gems. The value Of tue objects
dscOys tere we have heen told Is not great
capita. hat undistdri-d by for over thirty
years IL We omit the rebellion Of 1866 when there was
no plunderlng During al hat tir ne previous store
J. nne has been steadily addsd 20. Many If the poor
wretch who has been cruch,d Tor chipping down gem
the Arhiter of Existence Gen.men WhO IN the time
" 1bcbsw's fstb,r. TIRE e"ny.uef OF the Ftn Great
silver bowls tho size of wsssng tuba MED 10 The liz
with uncut rabies; and ., least one sp24e
Ally Of The ocoaion which hs allowed 10 thrust
huge ohalile fan OF these gems. There Ia
E,inisuar one ge"l s''ne. rasea tsS Ni'ms
snppo,sd 20 typify the dyDatY. IL WAS unfn5nntei,
sn therefore canno. De the gen 10 his RIG ese:fhlng
which the d.ihroned King yssso paiatve. ard II was
guarded with the mat eedulons Gaze. A-YsJhriess Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

1850 maid O. honor managed 70 rurlon 1t, arl act,
uay sue eeded IN getting it ont OF The palace eOnceaeu
Oh her person in very cxtraor indry way she was,
however captured before she got rid OF the stOne.
was res ored to ls place aad more jealousy eurheu
than ever; and the hapesS damNel was pat 10 9eai
with the epdis incenuies IN which 500 payah-lat TIC
Outen was past master. One Of the pewspnrer as
t Tho noace lad been very much looted by the royal
hody guard No doubt these gentry maze lot We soro
Of rabies first OF all. There was not mHch ese iaI Wa
real valuable except the royal utensils, The golu sp
toou aud bel p!rox the model of the tniba the carry
ing bird of N.shnu, the jewelled caps ard Trays |n
dn1-nsllc msLs md for presenis TO visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
HOW TALLER NEU6ERRY WAS BURIED.
WAS HIS BODY PUT INTO THE GEAvE IN CAsK
or MEDFoRD RUM

OF MEDFoRD RUN
Chicago. Dec. 25.-TwO weeks ago the
widow of Walter L. Nowbcrry died in Paris. leaving
ARE fortune. over S3.OOO.OOO OF which. by Mr. New
berry will to the establishment OF public library
In Chicago. Mr. Newberry died at In 1867. To-day
Is published story which has caused sensation
MI Nowberry's friends and acquantanccs the secret
II it truly told has been perfectly kept up to this
tine. In November. 1867, Mr.. Ncwbcrry sailed for
lIavrc to join his family, who were I'm Paris The
friendly intercourse usual among travellers
turn shore and he chose to sea, repeng
every oner OF friendship. He rccog zcd by
gentleman from NcwYork who knew hm by rrpuia-
ton. and did not care under such unpromisng circun
stances, to force his acquaintance further In such
surroundings. an alien IN the midst 81 rs
own people, Mr.. Ncvbrrry sckcucd and died. He
escaped the usual bur ~ OF those diving sea hy thu
interference" OF The Nrw-iork man, who know him aud
VINO d.sIei tho captain That The dead mans relatives
would meet any cApru-e incurred 30 keeping ~" body.
c'~A co. IttirfI RAM formed ptrt al the cargo. NJ.
NrWu r,'. body IlaGc iu tac Ctsk and. ~ course
Na- u.-r fr-c the cf-k sc-brl 10y the New iur
iut 1" NJ. NrWhrfr} a friends M Chicago. Nr,. New
Hiiy w.e iHrn IN P.i-, f'rt Oi Na.ch tho gentleman
rrritDd Co WIS ignorant The cags III To- America
or Iri t' Grain over tine MirhiGn Central EHl,It AL.
me firui- took charge OF the ci-k it, arrival ni
ID d % talted toGr,, iceland trurto.} dray. crave
Mas du- aid the ca-k, stat containing Mr.. NcWttIry-
dy, wJs rut into o. aut covered uV. t. l. 1IushI.u,
NrlNru.u vino iri some y,trs a-0, was uat oi
Cd death. TIE body uI fh~ millionaire still lies the
casa 90 GIaccldui Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
4 GoLDrN wFDDl1G ~ NEWARK.

The golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Peabody was cc,rbratrd L'ot Hlsht ut their
house, No. 3i2 PlHnc-sL, Newark. Among
those present Mayor Haynes,
who made an address. The couple received many pres
cnts they W. r" married IN London on Christmas Day
1888. Mr. Peabody toO part ~ The On rust movement.
aud WAS a neIni ol the Peep rs Pdilian"n lie hhl
leave England and sctrd ia Newark ihrll nv years
ago engHgInt IA Shoe uHhuftciurlng j." h husband
and vile seventy years old They have slA chill
drcn AID fourteen Grandchildren living.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
OBI1IfIHl
BENJAMIN TAIHAM.

Benianin latham dIed yesterday at bis home
- .,c y,.,ri a. in LIS sevcutirh year lie VS.
I'M. b,ac OF the hrrn Of latham 4 Brothers manuact-
urcrs Of lead pipe at No ~ Beekman-sl and III ii'urt
pnia. Tho other members Of tho hrm are on"r'''
b. George ~, Henry b., and william /. l"n","
Mr. latham was prominent and active lnomv' h o. ,e
ruf cHtrrurisrs. to which he gave vhuhpo ~" " ''o
shape OF money. advice and pc nhi wiz u,,dav M
me funeral will take place at ms nome Oh 'ao"""' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
suoy RY1y yyRAGED HUSBAND.

BUFFALO, Dee. 2j-llugO sherman, me-
cbonic who hives in Goidst.. quarreed with his
wife last night The woman IN order to
ecape from her husband. ran INTO closet closing the
door aud leaning against 1t TO keep II thn''
Sherman picked up gun loaded with bnohstt
and fred through the door, which was
a thin one The entre charge struck Mrs. sherman ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
the WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT E;DICATIONS-FOG 50 HOURS.
WAsHNGrOV. Dec. 26.-FOr New Gland,
continued cold fair weather, winds generally from
north 10 east followed during sunday by rising temper
allure end falling barometer.
rorthc Middle Atlantic states. fair weather. winds
shifting 10 northeast and southeast. stationary followed
hy i-ht r.-e IN temperature
Irf Use victa.fy OF New-lorS ami Philadelphia,
fair weather. slight cha gc, ln temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
nn0mNrn ~ LIE cINAL.

TRENTON. Dee. p (SDecia).-John Don
achuc. Phlsdelphian who was employed here was
reported ~ missing two weeks ago. To-day his body
vas found i'm the Ciss-et basin OF the Delaware and
Efau Canal T. Is supposed tha lac fell IN accidentally
and Wa. drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
yrLETIDE FES.IVAL.

The Manhattan Liberal Club held Yulc-
tide festival its rooms. German Masonic lla No go
East IF, rnthst. An address the history and mean
ing of the Yulcie festival which is essential feature
10 Tins uelicf OF ihIs SurIrty Gwen. iis FOL
lowed by "A distribution 81 fruj ChristMas-irce,
cnlc the symbol Tree OF lic Music ana rcoitals COM
uleted the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

The left sle OF the head nhictng " Is thought NOR
tai wound. After the shooting sherman He'd but was
subsequently, captured by the police lie states that no
did not int end 10 shoot his wIe, but only meant 10
frlghlen her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
tygrvry ara cHrISInIS DfyYER.

The members of Fire Engine Company No.
enloyed their christmas dinner together yesterday In
the rooms over their engine house. The party included
the twelve members OF the company under Captain shea
with A number OF invited gurstS among whom were TX
Cisc Comm ,siOtcr John j. MOrrIs chief shay, Edward
BE and William Graham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

The Worst Coughs are cured by DR.. Jayne's
Expectoran good remedy also Tor Pains In the Breast
and Soreness OF the Throat. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

Copper IS not "Just good" gold. Neither are any
other inst good az rnsOns II dtugste tells
It Is because he profit from the eheAp
mi tat say ASK Tor Bensons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

If in Want of Remedy for Sore Throat, or
a bad Cough Cold, try DIR. Jaynes ExpectoTanr, an
old standby for Lung and Throat Troubles. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

The Public awards N. palm TO Holc's Honey Hore-
hound and Tar - q cJugh remedy
Pixies ToOthach; DsODs cure III ono Minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

Mayor Banks, will proceed to tho Executive Chhmner'
where recep;ion to the public generally viii be gwen
from - TO /. The Governor VIII receive pelaonai
friends at the Executive Mansion nom to h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
Post eairc Notice.

o,tor for foreign countries niaI not - Sp>DIuf ai-
fnr IN ~ auy ptrtlcl.W uitn'r oNc'p Whon
~ ~ tc,rr scni duplicates ii ptlNmg an coun'toh
ocumets letters nD spocilY Az lFoS'3d pohS sont % o
tnai,.t AVAILABLE ,,.....,, ,y,u -.
,,u',,is,Iy IN an cisoD at tnli Olce IS IOIo~s
nay Al a. a. ~. Europe, per T. = oregon via
% at a. IOr 7cOthu utrcc p's y = DO
-, GLASGOW Ovtter4 nuSt Oe difcct IL per DC
'",a,. Al d a m BIO gum direct, Dars T. Ne.ern-
I,nd via Antwerp (ctters must De oiretOl per vest
ar''Iind''l: AT Is the Netherlands direct per y ;
SrbieIun via Amsterdam Qeters must De- uitclcd per
pra ,at ESQ D. a. for spanish Honduras, per $. 4
T. Ward. IT,. from Ne~'oIlrah~
,.-,,,,v A. -.3Op IN. oe British Honduras, spanish
0O uondnras and Guatemala, pr = r Wandefef from New
Orleans 80. 49,. ,.,, ,,.,u
h" closs December 20 al D. IA MATS Tor
$3.50 and Iauan per Gee mic iron san frilciscOl
~ Zealand sandwich. fUi ana Stdo1n isltuls pas
NnrlIOt iron Francisco clos .'ere ahuhy y
o = n m for on grriva NewlOrS or = y butannii
vim mails Tor Australia. NJ tls iot ouo = "
Ill IN Teulpe. Fla and thence Dy stethet, IRON noy
Wa.t Fia close tnls Office dlly at 100 a. u
Of closing OF Trans Pacific mats II arralyst
an ,he nre thor unn 5rraptol OVeIlhn t'is
70 Erancisco on daY of sailing Of steamers arS "
patched tnepse tue HENRY a. PEARSON, Postmaster
p,., o0,ce New.YorK y. y. December H. 1879
R..ser dare you longer the risk OF losing your 7o
,ha q, vour children by diseases contracted iou u'cHo
a yash tnhs which absorb the worst poisohs' in' "u
M chs a.cret Of 40 many fatal cases OF sicknsss IN az %
sai"Si.s ptts The oid White Growers ssn 'ys
Iii isst as loOg W. the house SEM 70 ~ -. ~
AMIC CO. BIZ ISAri-st sew york; if' cireuisS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
DR4NAIIC MOTIFS.

a.. .. laurhailc one. The irreve rent hnarity with
W. n,aS .,s boys" must view It can ie imagined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
GpcclI. y otscej

Clergyman about leaving the County ha'I's se"0'
No., - ,L.b ,s, 1heoo,rnl wri,ors all English edition.
,,,v entirely now and the others elra to new tho
Whole will be SOLD at T. Original cost in London The BOOKS
can h, seen a. so Morris cd t)oG No RjwLns oAlco
fr,i, 10 4. m. 70 ; p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

t,,o 81. the In 5rcA variations ths clty b. 'rnhs
Of time f1f me = hours
-..r4 The irI-g41r Nti~ '" tlr OSCILLATIONS
d. Hn..rs hours. dari line
t... Indicated 81 80 tLsIJsussT ~ hsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
MARRIED.

osRoRN-AYERs- Al Newark. y. j. December %. by ths
Rev J. Saunders Reed Alice daughter OF the ll3 DAVID
Ayers, TO William Lewis Osborn, o. New-York.
All notices Of marriages must be tadorsed w ri! Edmc
md nilreSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
Mrs. McIruihs
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, Nc.' NC.
M1NrE MEAT NOW READY.

Families supplied with PURE FrurJsli,+ Pr'se'7nL
Canned and BranGie Fruits Spced ffdIt 1at F'-" -
or POT UP ~ GLASS.
t,,r,r, with references ard pr,ci sea- ap5trEbL
,,tr,.s Mrs SARAH 3. MCELRATH
aop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26
NOW GOVERYOR MN Will ~ IyIUGCRl TED


ALBANY, Dee. 25.-The programme for the
ceremonies attending the Inauguration 0 Governor iil
o. New Years Day is announced a. follows: The gen
er arrangements IN behalf OF the citizens OF Albany Will
lac under the direction OF A. Blocker Banks the Mayor
with such others as nc may associate with bim The
IOh Battalion " G. s. ~ Y, ana the Burgcesses Corps
OF Albany with guests, have rendered special
cort to Governor Hill, which he has accepted These
ORGANIZATIONS together with the Pbaanx the Jackson
ans and the Young Mems Democratic Clnb OF Albany,
the Brooklyn Democratic Cub ana military,
civic aud political organizations from other
parts of the State. are to form III
front Of the City Hall at IL O'Clock and accompany
the MayOr 10 the Executive Mansion From the Ehec-
tive Mansion the Governor VIII be escorted To the Cd-
Itul Capitol the Governor ~ be mel by his new
stan and with the escort lie VIII proceed 10 the Assem-
bly, chamber. The ceremonies there viii begin with
prayer by the Right Rev. william Croswen D0ane, aud
Judge William l. Learned, presiding Justice OF the sn-
preme Court for be Third Judicial Department. Will
Then administer tho oath to tie Governor prev ous TO
which the Judge will make brief address. To this the
Governor. after taking toe oath, viii respond rms re-
spones will c0p;lnGs tae !bap.nr1 crrcrhni s. ana tue
Governor, aeoonya ni9l b. s stth, JSs Learned and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

Emulsion OF cd Liver oil
aIlNlNE AND PEtolN
prep,red by CASWELL MASS - q -. sNsS.fp!{lu
nos; >Lrc ;heanS md tt3hy "a e r'iotiooA " '9Suh'
ahyslellus I.aDe. registered Al drdGS.sIs
H. v -ou,rc & s,nls, Jewellers 81 rmlton-st, NJ u
ne - diamond fa. Rings matched. All rike+ -
u,tcbaq oir avn make TO -lOD Nt3rngSuVefWlr &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-26

and address.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-19
a----7-------7----
CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION.

IL We are to continue to coin the silver dollar
we should put silver enough into it TO make it 6
dollar. Yet even then as silver is undergoing
constant depreciation, the value of the dollar
would not be steady. Silver is good as auxiliary
money but should not be allowed to become the
standard Portland Oregonlan.
THERE is little to criticise and very much to
commend in President Clevelands brief ad.
dress TO the people from the steps of the Cap.
itol- Remembering that the speaker embodied
the triumph of great party returning from a
Punishment lasting quarter of a century. his
political enemies will be the first to recognize
and appreciate the good taste and non-partisan
spirit of his first public utterance.-[B Buffalo
Commercial (Hep.).
THE holders cot Virginia bonds have taken
time by the foreIock in addressing to President
Cleveland memorial, setting forth the treat
ment which they have received from the State
of Virginia. They are mainly Englishmen. and
appear to have natural confidence that the
President will listen TO them II the Democrats OF
Virginia do not.-lNew York Tribune.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-19

classes or childr. en-. With such an institu-
ton at hand. practical object teaching IN
geology, entomology, botany, mineraioss'
mechanics and host of other branches
could ,ne introduced. The possibilities OF
sucl, a museum here, with proper lecture
rooms where the general public may be
taught also, depends very largely upon the
encouragement given the Museum Assoela-
ton at this moment. Should the people
testify to their desire Yor such an institu-
| ton. it will be founded, of course, but the
testimony should be forthcoming at the
present Loan Exhibition. Fer it is obvi-
Gus that if such an effort as has been now
made does not meet with warm response
it will be very likely to discourage the
effort to found classified museum IN tins
city. Our people should see tie 1t thai
nothing is left sndope to forward the
movement. 1t is an effort to better thu
whole population ard add to She value o
every mans possessions, and it is therefo1'
leyery mans duty TO foster Il.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-19
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The public schools will be closed from
the Goth to the Both.
Patti failed to sing Tuesday night, and
Dotti took her place. The scalpers sold
tickets at 80 cents.
The immigration Bureau pre-empted
about &C, 900 acres of land in this State for
immigrants during the last two months.
The persons registered this year at this
office number 1850, of whom 1,020 are
males.
Halpin Brothers, dry goods merchants,
made en- assignment on Monday for the
benefit of their creditors The liabilities
are said to approach $4,000. the assets not
being known, though it is thought to be a
bad failure.
More than $1,000 has been bet on the
fight between jim Carr and Tom. Cleary,
which comes off at the Pavilion on Friday
There is big excitement over the match,
which is certainly for blood. They will
fight at 146 pounds. The whole receipts
and stakes go.
The Pacific Coast Electric Construction
Company will, in. a short time, have an
electric railroad in operation from the foot
of Townsend street to the Union Iron
Works Wires will be laid in tube like
that of cable road. and the electricity will
be taken up by means of lever running
down through slot.
Judge Finn has granted NJ. E Gottung a
divorce from George G. Gottung on the
ground that the defendant has been con-
victed of felony. The marriage was cele-
brated in the county Jail before Gottung
was transferred TO the State Prison. The
brides maiden name was Willis, and she
was a member OF the Flower Mission. The
marriage made sensation at the time.
Samuel Carr was killed on Tuesday af-
ternoon by being thrown from hearse,
while returning from the City Cemetery
A quarter of mile from where he fell one
of the spirited horses, after becoming dis
engaged from the funeral vehicle, rolled
over and died. The other continued run
ming until it reached the Cliff House. The
hearse which it dragged behind was not
injured in the least.
On the affidavit of Mr.. Tyler, Judge Sui
Ivan has issued an order requiring County
Clerk j. ]. Flynn to show cause, on Tues
day, the oath of March, why he should not
be punished for contempt and imprisoned
in the county jail until he shall have COM
piled with the order of the Court, made on
February 10th, directing him to issue an
execution for the amount of alimony and
counsel fees allowed to Sarah Althea Sharon.