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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03
City IntelliQence.

The Foo AND TIE FmRIEs-Thc fog on the river yes
terday dense that, 10 use nautical phrase, II
could almost be cut with knife Objects at few yards
distance were invisible and the several ferry boats had
keep their whistles blowing and bells ringing, to warn
other vessels Of their proximity, and thus avoid col
lision. Much Indignation expressed by jewellers In
Williamsburg, whose business takes them TO New York
every day the closing OF the Roosevelt street ierry
boats for the day. putting some OF them TO toe nconve
nience Of crossing by the Grand street ferry with
the Of stage on the York side while others
nad pay the of TO tho Fulton ferry TO enable
them over that way, by which much valuable
time lost TO persons who were not aware Oh the win
drawa Of the boats. People who in the daily habit
Of the Roosevelt street ferry boats cannot see
why these should be stopped while the other ferries were
In aton unless with tho view OF the saving In
fuel &C, caused by the laying up Of the two boats
RESIGNATION AND ArpoNrMrT.-On Friday last Mr..
Abram D. Crock resigned his post as Inspector Of In
oumbrances wharves worth 81 $50 per annum. The
street Commissioner has appointed MIR. Hiram Green to
the vacancy.
MILITARY HoSoRs PAID TO THE MEMORY or THE LATE
CArTAS s. c. REID, u N.On arriving at Brooklyn the
funeral cor,ege was received by company Of hun
dred United States Marines, drawn up with reversed
arms who accompanied by the band OF the United states
receiving ship North Carolina, proceeded TO Greenwood
Cemetery fired three volleys Of nuskcry over tho
remains-thus fulfilling every honor due the memory Of
the departed hero.
FIRE IN SECOND AvESrE-Betwecn two and three O'Clock
on Saturday morning. fire broke out in the porter house
Of Patrick Cnnor No. 391 Second avenue. The bremen
promptly on the premises and extngushed the nre
before extended beyond the store The damage to the
stock fixtures win amount to about $500 Insured for
81 200 in the Peter Cooper Insurance Company The
building ~ also owned by Mr.. Common. u y DAMAGED
about 500; insured Tor wv M the os MARX
Company
ASonnR CKSImAmAS--Msry Morry, . native Of Ire
land formerly residing at the Of broadway and
Flushing ayenye Brooklyn, died the 2sth utimo, at
the venerable age Of one hundred and i've years.
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ARMY Intelliuence.

Colonel Beall who succeeded 10 the command OF the
California Department the death OF General Clark is
to resume of his regiment the First Dragons,
the arrival Of General Johnson His headquarters
will be either at Walh Walla or los Angeles.
Captain Stewards company (H) Sixth infantry, Is sta
tioI ed at Fort Alcatraz In San Francisco hirbor.
The field and staff Of the Third artillery, with company
], at the PresiGio.
The field and staff Of the Sixth infantry at Benicia
The garrison consists of companies and Of that regi
ment, Lieut.. Colonel Andrews commanding Lieut.. Col.
sewe has been promoted to the rank OF Colonel vice
Brevet Br gader General Clark, deceased He has been
ordered 10 the command Of his regiment at Benica.
Captain (Erevet Lieut.. Colone James " Bomford has
promoted TO be Major Of the Eighth infantry, and is
aso ordered TO Bencia.
The number Of United states troops serving in the
department OF California amounts TO $50. The following
EXHIBITS The posts which they stationed
Fort JmpQua, company l., Third artillery, Lieut.. Tor
raipe Fort Terwaa company ID, Fourth infantry, Lieut.
Cook Fort Humboldt, company b. Sixth infantry, Capt
Lowell Fort Crook, company First Dragons and company
Of infantry, Capt. Adams; Fort Castor, company Is
Fourth infantry Capt Under wood Fort Bragg company
~ sixth infantry. Lieut. Dillon; Fort Teon companies
and X First Dragons Major Bake New san Diego, com
pany \, Sixth infantry, MAJOR Armstead; Fort Yuma
company G, Sixth infantry and 4, Fourth infantry
Major Cady Fort Mohave, company /, sixth infantry
company l. Fourth infantry, Major Halter; Fort Church
ill., company dragons companies Sixth INF antry
Capt. Henderson, Honey Lake Valley, detachment com
pany /, third artillery, Lieut. Warner
An order has been by Col Wright removing the
be squarers Of the Fourth infantry from Vancouver 70
the Ies This change will place MAJOR ketchum, Of the
Fourth infantry, In command at the Dalles.
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ATcTirsoN, Feb i, 1851.
hessrs. Hyatt and Barney reached Atchlson the day
before yesterday, and held a conference with General
Pomeroy. These gentlemen have decided 10 establish
lief depots three prominent points In the Territory
the only way reach the sufferers the distant settle
ments Statements taken to-day by Mr. Hyatt from the
lips Of some of them show that the has not yet
been felt The calamity becomes hourly greater Forty
thousand people Feed aid now, and the number
increases constantly. Mr.. Hyatt has written
letter TO the Kansas Legislature, urging on
them the propriety OF Immediately addressing a memo
rial TO the Legislatures Of the several States
Judge Amy proceeds at into the heart OF the
rtory with reference 10 the establishment the relief
depos BY personal inspection the railroad fr Men
doa to Atchison no finds eighty loads Of pro
visions between these places which, added to the pre-
vious relief rccevcd-nearly four million pound all told
viii have thus been sent TO the famishiug But this is
only about one fifth Of the relief that will DO
needed and If the country does contribute seed for
the people to plant this relief will not be sufficient
General Pomeroy's funds will be exhausted in paying
the preseut freghts To establish relief depots in the
Territory money is pressngy needed From his Terri
toria trip Mr.. Anney will to Mendoza and then
continue his efforts with the State Legislatures for means
to purchase seed or wheat seed hundred thousand
bushels at least will be needed.
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COroners' Inqaests.

SUICIDE or AN acknowledgements was received a.
the Coroners Office yesterday morning 70 the effect that
an old man, named Jacob Keyser, residing at No lis
Deoncey street. had committed suicide by taking Muds
wears past with consumption and becoming depresscu IN
spirits nc determined TO commit suicide. Accordingly
On y, day evening he purchased quantity OF iaudanv
and on retiring TO bed he swallowed the poison us
condition net discovered by his friends until u was
too his lie and in few hours ater pAsSak
ing Of the narcotic he fell into deep slunber and ex
PRED Cor schrmer held inquest upon the oody
FATAL VEHICLE observation-disclosures schirmes held An
nquest at No COL Monroe street. upon the body Of shoa
don Martin native OF Connecticut, aged seventy years
who died from tho effects OF injuries accidentally received
on the 18th utlmo, by being run over by furniture
wagon at the coner OF Second and Tweh street.
Verdict In accordance with tbe above faots.
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The Verdict I'm the JackaIow Case.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 2, 1851.

The jury the Jackalow came into court to day at
twelve O'Clock, and rendered the following verdict
We find that the prisoner called john alias John Canoe
alias Jacksow In guilty OF the robbery charged in the
trst count In the indictment In the manner therein,
ard that the offence committed on board the soop
0spray,v which the time lying on the waters ad
Joining the state Connecticut betwen Nofwalk Harbor
weshester county in the state OF New york. and al
point miles eastward from Lyons Point, one and
half miles from the Connecticut shore at low water mark
and then further say that the defendant IL not guilty on
the other counts in the INDIGNANT.
Mr.. Grsndin counsel for the prisoner, moved to set
aside tho verdict being against the law and evidence
They will bring the up for argument before full
bench at the March Of the court jurisdiction.
One Of the jurors stated that they had agreed only
10 the coat mentioned In the Indictment and that they
considerc cd the taking Of the money not proved
The charge OF the Court TO the jury was, that II the
fury believed the prisoner murdered the eets for the
purpose Of obtaining the property the crime was clearly
robbery And as verdict for taking the coat only
Il viii be maintained ground for new trial that the
prisoner did not commit the murder for the purpose Of
robbing them Of the coat which proved to be worth
about dollar.
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'oltce Intelligence,

Arroar 10 Foo THE CRY Win COUNTERFEIT Mosxy =
well concocted sch me to food the city with bogus
money put into exc ution on Friday night and be-
fore the police made ware OF the plot thou
sand dollars Of the spurious honey was put into Gre
ton The counerfeit-a we'll eA ecuted "three" on ne
worcester Bark, Of Worcester, Ma sachusetis-took
"a me upper part Of the city, espec ny along the hxth
anu rLgnih avenues, and many sboi pers sunere
neaviy Ia consequence. The police mao about doz5l
asrcss III All but We're unable 10 secure the rngeaders
underh Of the Eighth precinct arrested two
men named John Leland and James McCeand change OF
passing one OF the bills at the saloon OF er akln
40 Amly street Charles Monday arrested by officer
jacks q, OF the Sixteenth precinct charge OF passing
oter u the eounterfeis at the fancy goods store o,
trace a. Harvey, No. ll0 Eighth George Doug
lass was arrested ON similar charge by officer Vosourg
o the same precinct. liz the Twentieth ward officer Nc
Sorhei arr ested two men, named Patrick Langan anu
william Robinson. Ianigan is charged with having pass
ca one OF the bills al the store Of Joseph Little,
NO ZoS Ninth avenue, but Robinson has not We, baen
ideLtiued VIM. Buford arrested by the Twenty
cond precinct police three different complants-r. B.
fare, OF Forty second street and Broadway. John r.
sewing OF No 6S3 Sixth avenue, and Vim. Mlbdru, vi
fory nfst street ana Sixth avenue, the victims
James Wiley was taken into custody by policeman
smith tof the1 twenty second, charge OF passing
one OF the couLterfets the store of Charles monrge
corner OF Fifty sixth street ana Eighth The p
soners were all brought before Justice Quackenbush
the JEFFERSON Market Police Court and committed for
animation
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PeraOnal IntellIUenC nee

r. :. Fay, OF Boston Lieut. Hudson. of the United
states Army and v. 7. Rails and H. Burk Of England
are stopping at the Byevoort House.
George W. Smiley, OF San Francisco; s. IL Smith and
family OF Flushing, and d. L. Lambert of Vermont are
stopping at the Laiarge House
J. c. Van Rensselaer,, Of Newport; j. j. NJ woosey, Of
New Haven; Eswin Dusenbury, OF Westchester: IL j.
Hoyt OF Dahbury and Daniel Tow bridge Of New Haven
are stopping at the Abemare hotel.
Baron S.ernberg and Captain Oman of Russia; Judge
New York NJ Berrey of Paris, an J. Kosng, Of Bremen
are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Gen. A. G. Neven, of Monticello; Hon Charles H. Carroll
Army; H. Comstock Jr., of louisiana James McCreery
OF Baltimore ana f. Wynne Of Cincinnati are stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon. John Ross, of Canada Capt Stone of the steamer
ARABIA; Capt John Duncan, of Texas; Purser John s.
and W. G. Marcy, Of the United States Navy; Henry
Nc ncin and wife, OF England, and j. Van Gatbeck of
Albany, are stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
j. swift Livingston and Mrs. Rodgers OF Duchess
county, N. T.; W. II. elliott and wife George Palmer
and William Horn, of England Charles Heath aud wife,
aud sidney Heath, OF Massachusetts, L. q. Washington
Of Washington; +. d. Williams, OF Roxbury, Mass and
John Goodly, Of England stopping the Clarendon
Ho.el
Hon Levi Underwood, Cen. Baxter and OK Governor
Fairbanks, of Vermont Hon. II. G. Warren aud Hon
II. b. Stanton, OF New York; Gen. w. b. 8. Moor, of
Name; Capt De Camp, Of the United States Navy ii.
W. COrbitt, of Oregon G. w. Sutton and H. shaw, OF
Kentucky J r. Reid and l.. Sturtevant of New Orleans
and George w. Emory and s. r. Fuller, Of Missouri
stopping at the Aston House.
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ARRIVALS.


CARpxNAs-Brig Mountain Eagles Silva
Krr wrsr-schr Western STAR @ Carr, McDeoald Oar
rison, Thompson.
DEPARTURES
SOUTHAMPTON Arp Internationally ArAGc-Tvo Miss
Chit ndens Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs U Brown MRS vt
Russes Miss Retert New York; Mr. Ones Lccs~y. Aus
Copsul General Dr samuel Lily Mr. Ludlan Lieut.
= 0s SD LADY u n. Mr. and hrsJ De Havoc. Lieut.
Cntz, sN: Mrs Lieut. Cummings, child and ofvsnr
PLiLdeiphn NJ Lext Jones wilminston Mt Eugene aei
ger Paris: Mr. Jackson, MY, Mrs Hazard, l; MA
BsrgnAnA, NY; hrv Geo Boarsnan. huchrstev Vi MT
and Mrs Wax Jaeoby, Mr. sears, y; Mrs kuza Grea
teris, Mr. Cocnhne, hey EussopSs Kent., Mr. Won
n.srsst sa y: M wSSgirlabs " a.; M s,sscS
MS Alker. Misa Alker, Master Alker, Miss Alkcr,
New York; MRS Byssinghsod and THREE children; Mrs
stserger ssa cA Mrs osphsns. Mss Eose Miss Nos.r
Leopold eioekssr Mr. AID Mrs NORA On Moot and child
Woodland. WartensAben, Bolubicky Mr. Walker, Mr
Castnned Eswo DicAaus John Ho~ard. q Cuter Mr
Wien, Valentine Wan, wnnsnsburg; Murray, New York
two Misses Gibbons -Specie, S2H5.
,Lry,sroor s,.smsAlp cry q wHsnirssn.Mss Allc Alto,
Beathooata Mis- T,nman MRS Moore CONSTABLE Robert
Foster, orEe Me ndrsw, Rob mcAndrew WIN hciny
Jamev GARRETT James Wilcox Mrs Lee, Gap Heyworn ce
Beth encourt 6usave Rodrioueaua ~ 10 the seerase
NoaroLx, &e-s,eamship yorhtown-Mrs Deun's and
ron Dr Asco MrT Haines child and servant Wa Cole
D Foshay, Bradford, UeN-and i'm she s'eerasA
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CHICAGO, Feb. 2, 1861
The Springfield correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune
says that Mr. Lincoln returned here yesterday and had
reception Thursday evening at the Court House
In Charleston Being pressed to make speech,
he declined in any way to indicate his future policy,
but expressed great qualification at the hearty una
nimity with which all parties had come forward
10 welcome him On his return he met commit.
tee OF citizens OF Cincinnati who came to tender him the
Inequalities of that city his way to Washington They
returned yesterday bearing the letter Of Mr. Lincoln &C
Ceptine the invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03
The Case Of the Fugitive Anderson.

TORONTO, Feb. z, 1901.
The English writ Of habeas corpus, in the case of the
Fugitive Anderson arrived in town yesterday The Chief
Justice Of the Common Pleas here has also issued writ
Of habeas corpus AS the prisoner is in the Branford
Jail the result remains be Both the bench and
bar are unanimous the opinion that the Chief Justice
of England acts unwarrantaby in sending writ to be
executed within the jurisdiction Of the Chief justice of
rhnada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03
A Boston Dry Goods House i'm Trouble.

BOSTON, FEB z, 1851
G. II. Sprague and G. G. Mann, of the nrm Of Sprague
Mann Co., dry goods dealers fremont row. were be-
fore the Police Court to-day and held in SIS bail EACH
the charge of attempting deraud their creditors in
New York and Of whom they had goods
II is alleged that their recent purchases to fifty
thousand dollars, and that they account for but
twenty five thousand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

LEAVkNW0k1H, Feb. 2, 1861.
The Territorial Legislature is winding up It's business
and will probably adjourn to-day The bill declaring GER
tain Territorial claim bonds Illegal failed to become
law. The Delaware Indians have selected
as their portion Of their late reserve lands,
that bordering on the Missouri and Kaw rivers
amounting 10 % 600 acres
The boiler OF wrights steam saw and grst mill at
Alexandra, in this county exploded yesterday killing
eigh persons, including the engineer miller and
other well known citizens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

Why Will You DIE with Relief at your
doorf-Dr Chas II. Ring l78 Broadway York; Mrs s.
a. weaver OF Albany; Mr. George Callahan, York CITY,
and M Lamar Of Georgia have been cured of consump
ton DIR Meacham OF Florida cured of chronic dyspepsia:
Mr. McGraD, o. Brooklyn cured OF paralysis; Mr. Btton
Of Boston cured OF piles and thousands in all parts
United States are being daily cured Of the diseases
by using
DIR. J. BOvEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BTTTFRS
Depot u William street. New York. Sold by all druggists
Trusses, Elastic StOckinmA (hOulder
braces, Abdominal Supporters, De k <. OVER A
THoKNE, No. 4 Ann street, under Ba6 - scum
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LEXINGTON, NO. FEB. 2, 1891
w. b. waddeli, Of this city of the firm " Russo u,
Majors waddel, has just completed IN assign
ment Of all his individual property After paying
small amount he owed, and the entire Indebtedness OF
Russell Majors and Waddel in this city and county the
balance Of his property goes the endorsers OF
Russell Majors and wadde. No will suffer by this
failure, and their endorsers will be- fully secured and all
sAeu debts win be fully satisfied provided their property
IS sold at reasonable price The trustees Of Mr. wad
DELL arc T. Burden and T. Waddo OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

PmApEtPruA, Feb. 2. 1881.
stochs heavy. Pcnnsyvana state SIS, OIL Read.
ing Railroad, M Morris Canal SOY; Long Island
Rahroad, 10; Pennsylvania Railroad, 80. sight en-
change on New York, par X per cent premium.
Pur.ADEIPMA, Feb. 2, 1891.
r1our dull at IS 25 for superhne. Wheat dull. sales
600 bushels red 81 % 81 80; Kentucky white 81 60
Com declined lc sales 900 bushels at ooc roo Me
oork Sl8 rs, whiskey steady at II Nc. 1sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

teriev-wooD, BDLf CO., Managers OF the
p.NzwAHx KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE LorrERIxs.
= DFIAwAm-ExrRA Class l07, Feb 2, 1851
u ., ~, 90 A, 80, Is, u.s. 65, II, 8, 10, 20, 40.
ro 20 DsIAw sHs-CLAss 1903 Feb. 2, 1901
oZ, o. o. ~ 49, 81 60, a. 90 TO- 20, "a. 40, &c, @.
Crcuars ecntainn g schemes, with full particulars
free OF charge BY addressing either to -
Or to WOOD EoDY L CO.. ~ Lou he' Mt.sonn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

The Sterling Gas Regulator improves
the light and the gas. Warranted Wheeler h vii.
SON Sewing Machine Co Office 500 broadway, basement
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HAMILTON, JAM 2, 1861.
The Great Western Railway traffic for the week ending
yesterday amounts to 500 ,3O0 being increase Of
Sill 900 over the same time last year.
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Millions or Bottles or

Brooklyn.-TO Artfsts-WRter COiornsts
competent the highest salary paid by any ea,Ab
lishment may apply at W1LulAMSONS.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2, 1851.
new and dangerous counterfeit the Brighton Mar
ket Bank, Of Brighton, Mass. appeared this afternoon
Tho counterfeits are OF the denomination OF tens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

Grover and Bakers Celebrated NoisoIess
Sewing Machines, $40 and upwards 495 Broadway, Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees-1he best In the world retail The Dyc
privately applied. No. Astor house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

Sick or Nervous Headaches Arise Either
from debility dis, rdered stomach in either HoI
LOWAf celebrA ted tonic flying Pills will a
tive cure by cleansing the stomach and nvgorang gene
raj system.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dye-ReiiabIe, Harm
ess and instantaneous; black 81
street s. Id and applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory 10
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Stefnway u Sons Overstrumg Grand
and Pianos considered the best
warranted Tor five Warerooms 81 and ~ Walker
street.
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Drawings or Il. France & Co.'s Della.
ware Lotteres:-
SUSSEX COUNTY, CL,.s %, Feb. 2, ,s,a
46, IL, 81, So, ~ 49, Is, rs, Al, g. 81, ls. TO- TO-
5, 81, 81. S, %, 40. so. 40. ~ il ~ ,s"f
Circulars sent free Of charge by acdfcssng
Il. FRANCE a CO..
NAminatan
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MaFfked.
Reconsideration thursday evening. january 81
by the Rev. Samuel b. Farmer tho residence Of VIM
KIRK North Eighth street, Brooklyn +. D., Mr. THOMAS
BURTON to Mics MATILDA thorn, all Of this city.
WARREN-SIMss.-At Washington, d. c. on Tuesday
January % by the Rev Father Mcguire, WIN. J. WAR
rem TO EDDIE, daughter Of Edward Simms.
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Death Of Chief Justice Hall, Of Nebraska.
OMAHA, Feb 1, 1881.
Chief Justice Hail. Of this Territory died at his rcsi
deuce IN Belleview about one O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

MRS. WINSL WIS SOOTHING SYRUP,
Are used In the United drev
teethng with never failing Relief In IMMEDIATE
and CERTAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

New Invented Wigs and TOupecs; also
Modavia Cream for preserving and identifying the hair
Manu- actured by W. A. BACHELOR, 10 Bond street.
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The Sailing Of the North Briton.

FUFrIAND, FtD. z, 1901.
The steamship North Brton, which to sail for
Liverpool this aferno Don, will probably be detained until
tomorrow Sunday morning, owing to the arrival
of tho mails from Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-03

Wheeler d Wilson's Improved Sewing;
Machines at reduced prices. Office sos Broadway.
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Trusses.-Ma rsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey street House, opposite the church
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A SERIES OF SIX LECTURES
IRVING HALL,
REVEREND Dr. sARIG
WEDNESDAY, Rh g.
THE IRISH PRIEST AT HoakE AND ARRO6DID

TIE fHISH THIEsT At ftUSlE ANU ABKUhD"
THURSDAY, psb,7
" COMETS-MA SSES--NELO<tiIIES--O
MECHANICAL OFFICE IN NATURE.v
.-- FRIDAY, Feb g.
"cALoRIC-SEAS oNs-sOLARLrtH T-BoTANIcP HY-
NOMEhA UNDER REACTION OB SOLAR
LIGHT AND ELEETRIOITY.n
TUESDAY Feb IL
"ECIIPsEs-sOIAR AND LUNAR ECLIPSEs-DUHA-
TON LENGTH AND SHADOWS OF, TEE
EARTH AND MOod-THE THREE
HOURS DARKNESS AT
THE CRUCtFIXIOn.o
THURSDAY, FEB a.
ARE THE PLANETS INHARIrEDs-THEIR. SEAS
CLOUDS-ATMOSPHERES-M
MOONS-SEAS9NS-CLI
Mates
- FRIDAY, FEB, l5
1.-THE POLITICAL BALAirGE OF POWER IN Bv-
ROPE
at 4 OF clock. Admission 80
Bit In earnestly reqneGled that aktng tt~as
will kindly for them in silver Inc dQar
of changing notes. VIM. ID HENNEssY AGENT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T EvERDELLS OLD STORE, 800 BROADWAY-
"A Wedding Cards These olegnr cards sold only 1t IL
AT GIMBREDE'S-THE GRAY CARD AND. OTHHU
n noveltes satin tie for wedding cards 10 pereotfcn
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a u. FOX ABOUT HAIsF yKICE.
n We have quantity articles enlirns telov
that we would be glad to exchange
MONEY! MONEY!
White French china Tea Sets ~ pieces. a7S
White French china Dinner Plates the dozen ... i so
White French china Breakfast plates, the dozen. "a
White French china Dinner Sets l49 pieces
Gold ana coored French china Tea Ses ~ piccss
Gold band rench china Tea SEES ~ pieces
Gold band French china Dinner Sets, l61 pecel.....
silver plated Table Forks thread pattern the
Silver plated Table Spoons thread .ern doxe 400
Silver plated Tea SETS
cut gssi GDo1et ' Sss aof FIN, ,o. M t
Ivory handled Table Knives, the DOZEN ....,.. 81
Ivory handled Tea knives tina dozen. .......... "a
An immense variety af
FANCY eINNRR SETS,
from SO 10 40 the set.
W. j. +. DAIkH CO..