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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
A | n sENTIMRNT.

The Rcv. Henry Ward Bcechef
found food for thought in his SER
mon on Sunday last in the falling
Of the snow. lie said "Consider
the weakness and the power Of the
snow. Can anything he gentlor :
The child's hand catches 1t aud
sudducs It. Ere he can see it y
gone. Tae baby can master that
which masters mankind Boys
gather il; it is submissive. Al
things seem stronger than the
snow, new born. Yet, one night
weaving and IL covers the earth,
through wide ATTITUDES and longi-
tude. with a garment that oil the
looms OF the earth could not have
furnished. One day more and II
Kinks the fences underneath II
o~bliterates All roads and levels th'
whole land NJ spade and plow ans
10000 times 10, 900 engineers an'
workmen could not do it. IL lay
its hand upon the roaring cngin'
aud blocks It's wheels. 1t stand
before the hathor and let's down
white darkness that battles the ri
lot and checks the homc.reiurniu
ship. II mounts the hills IN
mountains, and, gathering il
army without sound If drum
trumpet, until the LAY com'
when il charges down, and vi
can Withstand II coming in hiatt
array7 What power is this
the host of weakness ? So q
thoughtsofgOod mcn-small silei
gathering slovly-at length a
masters Of time and Of ages.
such be the power Of Gods wea
ness. what must be the almigh
ness Of Col. the thunder Of ]
powcrl'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

Ia. ]. L. WALkrn, Of Greene
borough. Ca. writes 10 a New
York friend the story Of a rather
remarkable peach tree which or.
namsnl. hi. garden. Since ISL
a round halt century --he has ecen
tall crops Of luscious fruit on its
branches yearly And there is a
tradition that ii had been bearing
a score or 81 Of years before DR..
Walker male its acquaintance.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
t.ro. Vf.na
tseteb of ua Gifa and r01l'a
HafvfreaI

lion r. 81 ttatmre '
nitd etild and .nd .an .Iia3
Jas " Omltaa4 Nlo- a aa
eminent laarefu N lleI.g -l...gt
Miss Che ft.t tta. Cimr..t Iaf Of
North Mlsi rpi and 81.
yor Of Robt j. Walb"tip lha
santtc taytnebe appoint ny
Gov Brown and aftrrwHrt elected
by tie Legislature p hiI tb" pup
expired tcrm judge ChaimNs
was born October 18Th 33, to
Rockingham county y ~ ut ii,'
residence of bis maternal grand
father. Col. Alexander henderson,
a near relative Of Chicllu.t.ao
Henderson, Of G., whom Judge
Chalmers closely rcscmbled, BOTH
in intellect and appearance IL
came with lns father to Jackson
Tenn, IN 1875 and thence 70 Holly
Springs, Miss, IN 1852 JIG ~
tended tho famous ~, Thomas
Hall School, at that pl1cc WIN
Gens. Walthall Goyan, Chalmers
and G. II. Mott and Col Aubrey
and though several years younger
was second only in years 70
anyo f them. lie graduated at the
Mississippi University ~ l'''
and went at once p jacEson, Miss
To read law with VIZ cousin, David
Chalmers Glenn. " 1851 he wa
state Librarian and keeper 81 Tho
Capitol ii 1876 Secretary Of th'
scnnto. fiji 1851 he was appoih
ted District Attorney q the Sey
enth Judicial Districto Of Ni-sis-lr
ri to I'll the mcNpircd term Of hi
brother, who had entered tn
Confederate service. In 1859 b
was appointed Major and Con
missary on The staff Of bis brothc
who had been made n Brigade
General. In 1863, while scrylr
on his brothtr'e staff, he w.
slightly wounded in the Cayali
engagement at Salem, Miss !
1854, having left the Commis'a
Department, which was iogatd
as a bomb.proof position lie "
mado Adjutaut- General on t
staff Of Gen, Peter !. StarF
which he held until The aurrend'
In 1876 he was appointed By G'
Stone TO the Supreme Bench
Mississippi and was ChiefJusti
from 1876 TO 1851, when his tn
expired and ho was appoint
by Gov. Lowry as Associate J
tice. In every position he d
charged the duties Of lis ~
with marked ability,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
PATENTS.

Obtained. and all Patent Business II
home o. abroad attended TO for mod
crate fnes
Our ugiee i opposite The L. 5. fssent
0alre. anil we can obtain patents IN less
Time than those remote from Washington.
send mf.lel II drawing vs. advise A.
r. pasensAhility free ul charge; AMI We
make M charge unless " obtain patents.
We refer. here. 30 the Postmaster, the
4. & Patent Office. For circular, advire,
tesuas aud reference 10 actuai clients in
'youu own state ar county. aeshresa
c. A. SNOW 4 CO.
orrusis= Patent ore.. Washington. n q
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

EhorASp contribute s. toward
the Garfield monument fund aud
France sllIn. How England will
SUI this winter because OF her
generosity.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

"Yora trip to Italy must have
been very pleasant SAID a Young
lady to simpson, who had just re.
turned from a foreign strand
axa.a ta~laAaaakaa 4ninnl" aaii
he. Now tell me- said she,
'does Italy really look like a boot :
You know that's The way Il looks
on The map
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

Nm. JosfPn wfNsnfr. Of Nor.
wich, Conn, is,asla that he owns
= sci Of silver spoons made hy
Grover Clevrland's grandfather
but that's no.hing-H T. u, of
Lowell. Mass, Il said to have
several .ess made hy himself over
and ahey. all expenses. uhila
z-fzins b smnils In the spnih.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

\ WRITER in the Popular
Science Monthly says "A lively
air an n violin will sometimes set
awhulc 1rk II gc wild with
deli M. lie has been to a ball.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
PUBLIC opIEtoR

r,y aa aey rrou. cau Do an
m rl,re or actual p.rlor
panc. Mr.. Cleveland reply ~
tia oaastiantng traaIr witt give
,t,.f,cHau totIr friend. Of al
rini.fnfirr rfsm iii all par
VII. puIal. rv.gc RON
ol.:. l.f.. al
'.,....,.. o...,l.n,,
,nd a vin nuthar Democrats
h. tha milton they will
,craut Aha reform Of t'le civil
s,ryico n. tDc c.,ablt b.I policy of
the Democratic party and tho in
coming Democratic uoul.nt.. a
ton. -Gua'.lo Courier Dem.
l,n,,
'''' y wv, ..u'.t,.I
re '''N !
a.,P''i'l ~ r.a.t
NV LA, ! r,o.
s,nably great capacity for cxcrttnp
influence, It would equip a man
for tho chief executive Office a.
few President. have been equip
/. bed in recent years Boston Her
i. AID, Ind.
4. p..l,u,. yi.itf h, ,bp s.ptl
i, 49, a..1,i,ol bv IN,
/ M ls'fna Iani..iu. Rom.
, ,..l.. ~ p8ndnl
,
= : select commit. " ',s
lh2 'h'o'n'''.on ~ " wy In -.
s ei', H1'''s y Wv . - H.. tna,
e M r. and intensity lis usefulness
=, Al ,,..,b.rs If CONGRESS Shout
r. ,,Y.l and lr,,n.-New Yor
=. war,l pom.
)i
e Cow Clcyelont d'el.i'h
lo turn the Hood OF CUTS That POI
d into the executive nt'n'lon oF
= to .he public charities ol Albany
via '''s' " -"
p''' '' ','n' ~ .
poor anu, u =" ,''' :"
''''e - ''oP Wv tT'.. III
particular WI" -. 49,,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

NJ. SD
sai, u Mississippi,
Chancery
To Chile Pearl Wright
Wright. minors u.
whuze post Office
county Arkansas -
Yoa are cnsnfnsnie
the rhan0fY Court q Il
eesa.,,.t,sssfs IT II pEssnala IN al -
III Monday oi Frbruaf ~
the sasl In aEd Court
vs. Tide I. Wright sss]
fss Asvi=ie- -heFslu
lee 2osh. 1ssA -
Dec ?, ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

McEiTee's Wine OF CHrduii Is recon-
mouded for painful monthly habit,
dimoult, suppressed, excessive and
irregular sienscs, Whites, Falling Of
the Womb, Change OF Lie. General
Debility and ne a tonic for delicate
ladies. II was tested Ia 10OO oases
and cured $500 Of them. Us aston. :
ish,ng action mysdded Doctors, de-
lighted sufferers, and restored thou
sands OF suffering wom2n TO health |
and happiness. Druggists sell u At |
si.Oo per Bottle. a ~sikty.fonr page
pamphlet telling all aboa; IL free by
mail. 7
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

sHILOH's vfTAIIZERi what
Won need for Constipation. Loas Of
Appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
toms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
20 cents per bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
KEyDALL's SPAWN {
s,snlia

f8sth5a
~ Kendall Co, Gents 80 4
grey hntsp ii,-t Was sold nine ms'ia
heing considered comparatively rsa
ia yssy large hone sFaNin lihs
iit had Bern hfi- md 1lhervitssF'iie
oniy % make > had uaitef vefss.
months sine. 6sd pnt him st hare
tpam all eomasacsd ~. use % ssHi]
10 eife, anil n1'g - Tar a. laulshsa
i entirely well. The bunch Is ass
ttr1ah urt ntntly % large as y
irssted him according 10 direfiFaas i
move he hurch. but IN Esiish~ -
dom Tire work cGuld | have given y.
The medicine has dnus more ief
you ciaim Tor Il. Is hrs hsta szN
10 me. thass already hsfn
horse. hot phuld pol take less iaal
c4si.0t recommend ~ tan sirens
that l.s served ME ~ sell.
Very respectfully
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
KrNnALL,s spAvH

ysrisa. l.
f-nIKsndsl Co.. irsr slfs:
tueuYLTs cents Ia stsuipt.
please .sni ne yss1f tersaiiy
the nesss the revised edition
tnat fsst under Ten thpNande
have is4fnsd about Rental 80
besn a safe ret from flpsaHaue
nfsi II uts part ~ the body tasa
~ haard n ksus.ali's SPAWN 80
days ara. had tine maEs
tackled 9Th Hst4is A frisnf
SPAWN Cure. lNas not abs
10 Ps~rasr4viilr mr. a iniiis.
prepared n different bottles -
i%,suasti NJ . snail bottle ~ r.
Nss suffering vrft taseh J to
iHyssif anil sid " l,an az -
Ioar d,s. spplyinH the uedisi =
81 than ! svst hase IN anylhi't
you aaui an .aenl iar The
susi all DO you ~ tbs Eeaat@
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

BRowy's IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, indl-
gestlon, heartburn, sleep
lcssness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns IRON pltttrs made y
prown Chemical Co., baltimore. 1Ios'sa
rsd linss and trade marx on Wrapper
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
~kEsDALL's SPAiR


ra~ual. y j
nf nIKsHAslt Co. usnii.
Al bottles q POUR K.udail't
ffsfsi ii IL - all hat u y
have utAt i hath In ms fsuiil -
wt't sfsaf aassssa rsasist
zine and recommend u y 81
pitiafssfhe either aty ard -
Aflans 10 yaa. ifsot wsasa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
KENDAIL's sPAvlsI

w~ailacaian. Va.
Dr Ecutlslt TO-. issF sifs
bottles Il Ksndall's PAWN cefs
heat llnimeas, Tor both man ard
ever Used.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

This Pure wine is n simple vegc- l
table extract without Intoxicating
qualities, and hn1 proved 10 bo tho :
most astonishing TONIC ron WOMEN
Known 10 medical science. J
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10
RExpALL's srANs

rass 81 per bstlis or 81
riattAaes far ran 81 i
80 HftFsss aa fsf y
b } Esuisil ! Co.. kaS
tfaisa stFealafs
SOLD BYdLL DE
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

dearborn Avs chItsga, NY =
4ssIt4.a great sufferer ifaia
wa4s s,emt w. bsaftbafn and
sttatNtn %Wafttfofm, Nearly
ave me deifsss,
t ~ fUtIInis. bays
.ettttarsf0mmsha hays
ttksn tie prescription upt
nkysielans, butgat 10 relief Until
at Browns Iron Uitisfs, issl
none Il lie "a tfouhlsa, ann en-
nv man. an retiins mash
stfgsgsf, and feel Gfst.fAts. lam
Hniir8ad engineer, and row nave
M trlps ~fsguisriy. 30 not say
10 much ln praise q your .pnaaf'
ii medicine ID. G. MAcE.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

athe universal success q
Hsaaaifsa Filters u siih.
tyNhat. hilab Iron
preparation ever HHhH
Compounded On tlpfgHEhy
selffafe thsfnlfA hhi
mada fiHl pflHeiplf 4, aad
dnatH talatIse lalmfdi"f
nJ mgre aad o. lea5.
py thorough and fapid
Accumulation With the blood.
hraiehe3 every part q tiis
system, healing purifying
and strengthening Com.
mencing AZ the foundation
ltbuild5 up hnd restores lost
health III no other way can
luting benefit be obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
All notices Of marriages must be Endorsed oiaa fH
and address.
DIED.


BANas-At ocala Florida on November 80. 1885, Franch
Bangs IN the St h year Of o ag
Further notice will be given
CARPENTER-of heart disease at Urich Henry Co, Mo-.
' SoS q reh %
formerly OF Harrison. Westchester Co, n. Y.
HAWKINS-on Wednesday. December 2, Emma Louise,
only child OF s. and Emma L. Hawkins in the 18th year
Relatives and friends invited attend the
wees at NE residence OF her grandmother $50 West ols
Interment at convenience Of family.
se % cG s%r on Tuesday December
HILTON December 4, 1885 Eliza Catherine Hill widow
the late Charles F. HILL IN the 10th year of her
JosEPHsoN-on Friday morning. December L. her lat.
Tesdenee No II First place Booklyn Flora N VIE OF
star. aged % years.
Interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
MCCOLLUM-At Portchester December 4, George McCol-
um aged years son OF Caharine L. and the late Dr.
relatives invited TO attend the funeral At the
at SO ocl SR'n I'll '''H'
owELL-At his late residence. Green village J., on
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MoNTGoMERY-At Paterson. \; j.; December 8, iss5;
Edgar youngest child OF the Rev. James and Mary
Funeral Services at the Parsonage 1879 Ward st. Monday at
Inter1nent at Greenwood Cemetery about Bpm.
MOsER-suddeny, of heart disease on December g. william
Relatives and friends tosteai the funeral from
residence 10 East 57shst on Saturday December
Pa p al 6 om,t 6 r W;
RUCKEL-'n Brooklyn, December 3, Miss lane Ruokei,
daughter OF the late John r. kucksi OF NewarT'
December D, at p. IN.
sMILLIE-At residence in Poughs eepsie Friday 4
i ms age James 'Hn''i' '''' VI inns WY
Interment in Greenwood.
WHIPPLE-At Franklin, Essex Co., n. j. suddenly Friday
morning December T. Emily W. wife Of George II:
Whppe and daughter of the late Jonathan Smelling OF
Funeral her residence stitts station
Eric Railroad arrival Of o'clock tram from Newfork
Monday afternoon, December I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05

commandments prosumahy intended for thai OF
persons whom CARLYLE held to be majority OF the In
bahtants Of Great Britain No doubt foolish people are
n%y1sd 70 uoderstand how anybody can excel In two
5ifrent pursas or cOntrve to be at once witty ana
wis. althongh as a mater of fact, the most eminent
mn ~ ali eos have shown capacity for more than one
kind Of work OF course it must be admitted that some
literary successes proved decided medical
foi,ras and Goldsmith may well have strengthened tne
vulgar prejudice against combination Of tho Two G pne
20 rescrbe only for my friends" Pray, dear DOCTOR
urged Beaucerk. alter your rnle ana preer49 o my
cees OF man who could find neither patients Eor pup
fishers nor was that witness distinguished writer VINO
80 ord gh that he employed himself as
surreol" ana had to answer further inquiry as 10
whethr" anybody else employed him as surgeon: let
H tho very first rank both letters and medicine no
Enolishman can be said 70 have attained The muse Oh
Icnncr hardly achieved more than neat epgraih o,
40 while the utmost that be said for DR.. Locke
is tbs he did not disgrace the author OF the Essay
Concerning Human UNDERSTANDING
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Post Omcc Notice.

r,tors Tor foreign countries neei MT % spocaJ At
for dlspatcI Dy any particular stolmef eXcep Wa31
" 5srst 10 send duplicates Of banking anI ooInoroial
nments letters not specially addressed Dens scat " 10
tast,st vessels available - H. ,,...,,nor ,v, al,
.TURDAY-At 1 A. m. for the West indies, via ST.
ilayha os for Brazil and the La Plata countries VIA
Brtzu per 3. = Finance from Newport Newsi AT : A IN
for Lur,De S. UmOrta. via Queenstown; az Il IN;
tor fho Xndward Islands direct and FOR venezuela ana
fnracoa via Barbados, per y BarTae0uta at D. M.
lar Cape Haytl ST. Domingo and TURKS Is an p5r 3 s.
GEORGE W. Clyde at p IN for scotland hreoS per -
StbSpia via glasgow Qetters must DO directed per
TtLiona") at / D. III. FOR PrOgrefo Mexico, per 3 8.
raiSsndoran az $50 p. for Europe, per Arizona
xts GneenstOwn; at D. for BelSlln direct per .. =
N1rdIand via Antwerp letters must be directed DIX
N,ooT,isndil at y for the Netherlands direct pei
q Fddm via Amsterdam letters must Do urecs'c
per Edan " ...,. ,,,
A a WaudereT, from New.Orleans
,,ostor Australia New.Zeaand sandwich FIJI and samoan
Islands per steamer iron san FraneSco close mere pSS
rubc with British mails for Australia MAILS 10,
and Japan per san Pablo lfron san is ce5v
here December az at p IN Malls ios vi. liza hcrs
isands per steamer from san Francisco eose n.y. -
necember -26 at D. m Mails for cnbs pS ~ o. ~
Tampa Fla. and thence by steamer NUN my Wv"
Fla. close this office daily at 2;SV d. H.
rna schesue OF closing OF Pacific malls Is
nm The presupptono OF their unnterruptel nv FINE "a
~ san francisco Mails from the East w ass ~.
Sen Francsco on tho day OF sailing oi sseauio' NV w.
natrhed tnopsc same day. paa,n,aataE
pa'o"e' '-' HENRY g: PEARS9aSSi rSs'"'A'''
Pos. Office, New.York, n. I. No'e"o'A s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
TRYING no HUSH UP 4 ROBBERY.

The NEW POLICY or TIE POLICE-YARIoU5 AC-
COUNTS OF TIE LOSS.
The police officials of this city have recently
adopted "a policy OF extreme rctccncc in regard TO
burzlaries or murders until they have caught the
offenders ~ accordance, therefore, with Inspector
Byrness new ideas, John j. Burchel, Of No. LIB
Fourthaye. suffered himself to be robbed OF jcyelry
worth several thousand dollars Wednesday and made
no remarks about except to the attentive ear Of the
police force. MIR. Burche who is wel-knOwn builder,
printed the following notice yesterday:
1--WE hunaro dollars reward aud no QUESTIONS asked for
JOIN j. BURcHELl- No. 2Oj East tiiiysi1th-st
By afternoon however. Mr. Burcheu had rclapsed
into silence again and refused to tell what day the rob
berry occurred reference 20 the advertisement revived
his memory and he said:
was engaged all dag at my business IN Jer-
o'clock found my wife just bac&
from her carriage drive and my tTo children VINO hau
also been doors, oil ia great state Ot cOlnnOtoh
seven detectives were rummagng my house and exam
lining my i've servants. WON'T tell what was stolen Out
wondn't cover one-sixteenth OF the loss. We were
cleaned ont utterly, and-wel III say 1--we lost over
100000 worth.
Additional inquiries revealed the following facts:
About D. m Wednesday the house was left in charge OF
three mot nye) servants. one was upstairs and two
,ycro nj work I'm the kitchen when James Burche, the
sor returned homo he the door bell and Maria the
waitress started To answer the summons fASslhE gu.
OF the kitchen she surprised 10 see the basement
door open Reuarhiug that some DO ~ lad been smart
she open the 'front.' door The son ana MS sister
went upstairs to prepare FOR dinner In ten minutes
Miss Burchc discovered that all her ewelry and various
other articles were missing. The alarm was soundct
through the house. and james Burchei down stairs
only To NM his ovcrcoat gone which lie had thrown
over the baustraic The waitress had cOsodthe has q
mcut door As she went upstairs. and nothing seemed To
be disturbed Two OF the servants hadbeon with the fin
Nv Tor many years. while the cook with them only
q Few weeks. .. D., 49,,
Il was the act Of God that wasn't alone said the
cook Tho affair l., still mysterious and At no point
more So than as the value OF what was stolen FROM
NJ BurcnePs estimate Of $6oooo there nave Oeeh
other rcports ut - 900. 5000 $1,000 ana hnnlly,
from Cnptlu Gunner Of the Nineteenth Precinct !he
decided anticlimaN came that only three rlnSS ana
hin mad been stolen and the reward would almost cover
their value The last remark IL moro III accord Win
what Inspector Byruos thinks o! the case Mr. ButchelI
SAID that he had cew, but refused to disclose us Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
SHE GRArEF ULLr KISSED HER LAWYER

Annie Phillips, sixteen years Old was ac-
Quilted of the charge Of nfnticdo yesterday IN tn
Court D! Sessions in Brooklyn She was servant Tor G.
W. Sullivan Of No. 40 Gttes-aye. Brooklyn ~ cashier
in restaurant at No. I3j Broadway on the night OF
September she had child. and not knowing what II
was threw down the shaft where 1t was dscoy-
cred the next morning. and afterward lived fourteen
days In her testimony she said that she went with Mr.
sunVan's family last winter to Florida, aud there she
was betray Cd by him. After the birth Of the child Mr.
Sullivan told her say that young man IN Florida was
the thcr of II ana that he had promised TO marry hcr
she lOUked down the air shaft in the morning ana saw
baby. The pteOus OF the girl excited the sym
patty Of every one III the COURTROOM ana Judge Moore
SAID that the the saddcst one he had ever
known ana called Sullivan an informal scOuudrc!
and an unfccling wretch" He instructed the jury
mat reasonable doubt OF the guilt OF the girl would bc
ground for acqutta and such "A verdict quickly
rendered The youthful prisoner stood her tptoes
and Kissed her counsel suitable home Will bo found
for ncr Sullivan VIII escape wcll-drscrycd punsh ncn
as his offence committed Out of this state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
REARRESrED roR RonBwG 4 PoLIcENIN

Park Policeman Gilbert Higgins was on duty
in the City Hall Park sunday, October -, and about
! A. N. saw three mon, whom he recognized. running
from the park. few minutes laor he discovered that
his ovcrcoat hat ana trousers valued at 500 had been
stolen window having been forced 10 admit tho thieves
into the polccmen's wardrobe Ia tho new Court House.
lie followed the thieves aud found them IN Chatlam-s
some what intoXlc tcd IboY wore Thomas Lyucu. haS
Corkcy William sullivan. alias judy ana Johh Jes
slp. ON following day they were taken I" iic
Touib- Police Court and discharged by Justice Duny.
notwithstanding the fact that handkerchief found on
one of The men identified by the officer ~ belonging
10 nm The men had acknowledged having sold the
clothes for - TO Rachel Cohou In BaNier-st Ollccr
re- son 10 believe that " influence" helped the men ho
went before the Grand Jury and procured indictments
on which Lynch and Jc,sup were rcnrrcstcd, but SuH
van VINO IL was said. he'd several indictments hanging
over him for illegal voting. not arrested until yes
tcray when the three taken before the General
sessions Court They sLid that thoy were mot guilty
and were held for trial sullivan has served three terms
In sing sing for YarlOnA crlneA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-05
OBITUARY..
OBITUARY NOTES.

UTICA, n. Y, Dec. 4.-CieOrge w. Chadwick,
prominent manuflc;u-er OF Clatwicks Mills, ono liza
County died tins morning from CONGESTION OF the Or,h
AL the age OF sixty Mr. CHADWICK represented his DIS
trct in tho Assembly IN 1874
UTICA, Dec. Arthur +. Brown. age about sixty
died from apoploxy in Westmoreland. oneida county,
1874.
ITHACA Dee 4--TIenry b. Horton tho inventor oil the
ithaca calendar clock and autophonc died suddenly last
cvcntug from neuralgia OF the heart; age siAty-sN.
Nopur Ala Dec. 4-Dom nick Manucy, eN'Bishop OF
Mobile died this morning. lie was born IN san Angus
fine in 1913 lie was Vicar Apostolic Of Brownsville
Tex. in ls7I aud Bisnop Of Mobile from January :.
1881 tn November /. 1885, when his SUCCESSOR BsnOp
j. o. Sullivan, was installed