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T HEA T r &c AL.
rhentricaIs at Home.

Tho Tcsct-oLeaye Man is to DO placed the boards
Of the Varieties theatre New Orleans II IL announced
as "a famous domestic picture Of English life and
character"
The German comedy called Richard Wsnderleben IL
being played at the German theatre, New Oreans.
Thayer Noyes' circus management advertise in New
Orleans their establishment being augmented by tho
principal artists of NJ. Nixons circus ''shipwrccked
by the late gales while from New York 20 Gal
veston and overwhelmingly increased by most dis.
tinguishei of all Northern ercuses" Among the
performers Mme Carloa De Berg, J. Robinson,
James Cooke and Frauk Donaldson.
Dan Rice has made cngagementto appear ii How es'
circus, in New Orleans.
Tho Irish drama entitled Brian Boroihme draws very
largely at the Giswold Opera House, Troy, n Y. The
leading characters cast -oDonohue, Mr. f. ste,.
son; Erna Miss Annie Waite. The Peep o. Day ia IN
rehearsal. Miss Dillingham; ha, lad benefit q. the house
Mr. aud Mrs. Bates have temporarily closed the thea:
tire which they managed Montgomery, Alabama.
They worked industricusy and pleased, but did no.
realize a sufficient remuneration from the people.
The Hidden Hand; or Old Virginia As II Was, is very
popular At the Savannah tGa.t thsaire Mr. add Mrs
Harry Watkins Qate Mrs Charles Howsrdl have closed
an engagement there.
II IL said thai Professor Donaldson the tight rope por
former Il negotiating for the purchase Of property in
Syracuse n " which he inteads build hs future
residence. Syracuse journal tutimatcs that the Pro
fcssor is about 10 bc sroped into imcny, his choice
beinga fair lady native Of The Salt CITY.
Hermann Is giving hi. 'sEsssern seciomsntic Deiu-
sons'' in Syracuse N Y.
Messrs. Stone, Rosstsn Murray circus l. IN Ma.
con, Ca.
As You Like II Il In rehesroi At the PtsbErg (ps
THEATRE.
At the Great Salt Lake Utah, City theatre they
reh,arsing sensational ma Lesois ar The lion OF
81 Msvc. The Colleen Bawn IS the boards Mrs Julia
Dean Hsyns playing Anne ch;'se, the Colleen Ruadh
senoSta Marie, young and talented American tan
ssc who has lately been turning the heads OF tbs ladies
and gentlemen Of the Pacc colst arrived New York
on the steamship santiago dc Cuba on tho iwh inst,
from san francisco, California. Tho senorits edu
Gated for the bale, At the Royal Academy, Madrid has
made the tsur Of Europe Mexico and the United S;cs
and ahou. but fifteen years Of age has cg-Yy where
received the enccmiums OF people ard rrcss. She l.
already spoEsn OF about negotiating engagement
with the management Of Of the rev theatres shout
10 open in this metropolis
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Negro Testimony in Tennessee.

fcoV'
The Legislature OF Tennessee having refused TO allow
negro testimony TO be taken in the courts Of this State
General Tiske, Superintendent Of the Frecdmons Blu
rsau Of this district, under special orders from the War
Department. has issued order which demands that oil
in which negro testimony is involved and which
have heretofore been disposed Of BY municipal authority,
shall be brought before the court for adjudication
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@ e o r 0IA.

TeIegrA m from Governor johnson 20 tho
President
WASHINGTON, Dec 10. 1885
The President h'-day received the following des.
PATCH
MnfSpcsvLLs. Ga, Dec. Is, 1865
His Excellency ANDREW Johnson, PRESIDENT
The Legislature takes recess till The 18th Of January
without electng Senators. Governor Jcokins nau
gurated ON yesterday You will be pleased with his adj
dress feel confident that there will be entire harmony
between him and yourself
]. JOHNSON, Provisional Governor
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News from caiifornf..

BAN FsAsclsco Dec. II, 1896.
Legal tenders, 0S<. There has been partial rally In
mining stocks. Gould and Curry, $3.50 Cholar PotosA
$3.50; Savage $3.50 Yellow Jacket, 1856 Coal oil un-
changed.
Sailed ship Arago, New Bedford.
SAN Francesca Dec. is, 1895
The steamer Sacramento with New York dates 10 the
2lst ult, arrived this morning
The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived from Portland las,
night bringing nearly $500 900 In from the Co
lumbia river gold districts.
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TOROkrU z. w, DEC TO- tboH
Reports from Otaws state that American reciprocity 10
engaging the attention Of the government and
that after the Christmas holidays deputaton will pro-
coed 10 Washington TO continue negotiations.
Hon. Thomas Ry Jan has been appointed commissioners
TO inquire into tho Of extending direct trade with
Br,rh America and tho countries the Medi'ersnesn
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At DeIluc 4 Co.'s, 635 Broadway.
Fancy Goods PerfumeTy, Combs and Brushes, Toilet Ar
ticles, &C. for holiday presents
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cnshed. Draw.
ings circulars aud nforms alton sent
''''' j. X. CLAYTON. 10 Walt street.
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A.-Dcautiry the Complexion Use
equal Sold By druggists everywhere. Depo, u Fulton
stIe st. N. ~
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A silent Sewing Notwithstanding the
celebrated "Wicox Gibbs Stitch:H strong, elastic ana
durable. WILCOX a GIBBS, US Broadway.
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Clearance sale or Trimmed BonmsaS
end jockeys ~ HIGGINS Mammoth Millinery. 10 sist9
Tenth Ladies' should take advantage
Of this grand opportunity ri stylish Bonnet or Jocksy
Tor reasonable price
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A.-Trusses.-NIarsh & Co.'s Old Hstab-
shed Radical Cure Truss Office ss at No 2vesey street.
Lady attendant.
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A Superior Assortment OF Wines ana
Liquors. 6oicd ale and Porter
JOHN J. STAFF SON, SO Franklin STREET.
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Sales today OF COTTON 500 bsics OF nidding At Ate
Sales Of the week, 1850 bales receipts Of the week
10 sos bales; expos " tho week, aa2T bales; stock
7o,sso bales Gold, Iis ai5c
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ChevaIier's Life for che Hair Restores
gray hair It's original color, sep. y. falling oa sssps
above comparison with other 4elr
dressing Sold At the drug stores and a. ny gnes -
Bgosawsy SARAH A. cHEvALfHn, N. D.
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Eawards' white Sugar Cured
WASHffGrON BANS
are row ready for saie branded Ia full Aiss Al
"'' GEORGE W. EDWARDS,
M and nv Christie street N. ".
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Cheapest Book store I'm the World
lss. az Books selling for half price
LEGGxT BROTHERS, lib Nassau street, recently Ife
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Celi,sion Of stsam ers.

CINouNArf, Deo. n, ls0s.
!. The steamer Dumons coidsd with tswboat near
Patriot, indiana last Thursday and was considerably
injured Ono Of the crew wA kled aud four osAsss
msslug.
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A-A.-Dr. Gilbert's Pile Instrumemt.-
money refunded Sold by all druggists cent
By mall. Price g. Circulars free Address
GILBERT & SURBRUG, SIS Broadway.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Hest In the
world harmless reliable and psanlaneo The Only per-
fec, Dye Also Resenersing Ertrac, Of MneaarY fes-
aud the hair 81 Barclay street. New YORK
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All Prizes Crshcd in Legal Lotteries.-
Circulars and drawings sent
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Grover 4 bakers First Presatum Elas-
stitch Sewing Nachi1es faF family and Lob sute
Machines FOR tafArs and manufacturers Us Broadway
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A Valuable Present-Se IN mOms'
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sYEcrACLES,
BRILLIANT AND POWERFUL
SERMONS, 6cols broadway, under Lafarss Houss.
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A New Dlse0vcry.-A New Toy, kn0vv0
by hr narne OF sERPESTs Eous very small egg betps
gnted. produces and wonderful serpent The bsA
are made and SOLD 81 10 Walker street.
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Dyspepsia Treated after Latest pis>
aided gymnssc epersev adapted puvpossy -
Oh. LOWE, l9s Bast Fourteenth sfeSs
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A.-HOIIdny Presents.-pOllak q S0ne
eerschaum Manu- facturers COZ Broadway Fourth
Pipes and Cigar Holders at wholesale and retail cut
to order, mounted with silver, repaired
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Bra saslreth-s Pills

Brandreth's Pills
INCREASE THE AVERAGE OF
HUMAN LIFE
one .hiri IA those who them when siek.
A PREVENTIVE OF ALI. INFECTIOUS DISEASE.
Est,bished lIf years.
Once, Brsudreth House.
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NJ EXC o

Official News from Matn moros fo the 10th
inst.--The Capture and Eyncaatioa OF
Monterey by the Ltborals-Rcported
Defeat OF a Division of French Troops
by EscObedo.
WASHINGTON Dec 10, 1885.
Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister, received today
Official news from Na.anoros to the 10th inst General
Escobedo took the city Of Monterey and held II for some
time. Two French columns in strong force sent
after him. and he finally compelled abandon Mon.
tcroy One OF The French divisions attacked him, and il
Is reported he defeated them with heavy loss.
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A. A. A.-Hichmond 10 now Prepares
manufacture superior quality or Roots
Shoe Csicra aud slippers 81 variety for ladies
geu,s rnisses boys snd children An immense steok
ready maze goods hand, all at reasonable prices.
L. Q. RICHMOND, 100 Fulton street. near Broadway.
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scars, MslsS Moth, Fvsshiss, 0isssiersS
san S'''A A',.' o. r. 'aaSsSEy q xn,'y street
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Good Bourbon. 90 Cent?, Good sherry
Irish Wtstey ~ Fer Iotts nordcsos
Wine Co, ~ Fulton street cofrr or Wnism
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A.-ssMc thinks I scent the Morntn9
air., The ghost in Hamlet All, could he have seaet
the evening air, perfuned by PHALoN'S NIGHT BLOOM
ING CEREUs, he had gone back 10 tho ismelias
region Whcnee he came.-LoTOy Gaxetlc.
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ChIcherinw & SONS

ChickerImK q sons
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Established ia 1873
Tiityn vo medals, gold silver and bronze have beeR
awarded for thee Pianos as FIRST PREMIUMS Ak
COMPETITION. warcroons go Broadway, New rorhL
Every Piano fully warranted.
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Having thoroughly ,ssrd and tired the WEBER PIANO
FORTE II " my pleasure " testify 70 their grees msrf
their Beautiful singing quality % toneevsness hrYashcas
the entire -cAle esnse power elasticity OF tagh duf
bty strength and elegance vorkmenshp-wnke ~
'e'S best fsnos Wat nave ever 'ss'i y rArrIsoS.
wsr.rrors 80 Eroove ssyeas
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secsnA. Aena ssfs FOR SAFE Chsa1 -
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Howe sewing Machine Co.-Eliss Howss
IT, 6n Bsoad-ysy. Iseu,s wanted
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A Choice Stock OF FnshIonebre Eur. n

the lowest prices shstent with protection The
of every description Furs By
dies from the TO the cheapest has been
PICTURED expressly for the includes
great variety OF Sleigh and Carriage Furs which
ot the handsomest Arctic Fox and Black
offered IN this market GENIN, No. bl3 Broadway
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Exhibition opened saturday December TO- 1875
tanning eegaut French Fancy Boxes, Bos
bonneres Carved Wood Boxes and very largo sssormens
OF Chocolate Toys.
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-, ,S ,:s :S Z, s s:.y s Sssss
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A Eoon.-Wmrd,s Ladies', p.per CoIIs,

AND CUFFS. ALSO GENTS, wholesale and retail.
One adys Collar sent free ~ the trade with list Of prices
and drawings Of different styles.
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wnrriiEs AND yEwgLRy.
III every description,
$50 Broadway tup s.its.
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H~ruorrhotds Radically CurcS n TsA
minute whoa IT, ~ The knife esnsic o. acid eRst
esl u All - the Pelvic Nscers ~ HbN4y
a DANiris NJ d. Consulting and Operative surgeon ~.
Union square
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&c. VDrH nSr. IA. lsRn

localized Lostsrfes.-Prises Cashe6,
A. 49,. str ulsrs and fnl Information furnished
pAnks CO., lsl FULTON street
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Uerbsrta FOR the uatr.-A New ana
and all druggists
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A.-Trusses.-Marsh& Co.'s Old Mstab-
lished Radical Cure Truss ONCE ss at No 2ycsey street.
Lady attendant
A.-HoIidny Presents.-PoIlak & Sos,
street Pipes and Cigar Holders at wholesale aud retail
to order, mounted with silver repaired.
At DeIluc 4 Co.'s, 835 Broadway
Fancy Goods Perfumery Combs and Brushes Toilet Ar
tices, &C, for holiday presents
A silent sewing MISUNDERSTANDING the
GaraSe ""'o wilcox iiS9 GiuBs Ss srosSsss
A-A.-Dr. GiIbercs Pile Instrument.-
Sure relief money refunded Sold By all druggists or scat
0y n'''' rrCe q GILBERT Z sURBRmG, SIS Broadway.
All Legal Lottery Prizes Ca.hed. Draw
"'s'' '''"'''' ) r. CLAYTON. 10 Wal, street.
All Prizes Ccshed Ira Legal LOtterioss-
0''''-' '''N ). CUTE, Broker. i7S Broadway
a Valuable Present-semmons'
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sYBcrAcLEs, ,r =, 49,.
BRILLIANT AND POWERFUL o,nn.
SERMONS sss,s Broadway, under Laiarss House
A. A. A.-Richmond IL now Prepared
20 manufacture TO measure superior quality or Bccts.
sSe n S.sr" bo ana .aa pe ss :, immense
80 sao
A.-Ds.u.iry the Csmg,en,on: Use
equal sea by druggists everywhere. Depot Fulton
A Superior Assortment OF wines ana
A'a'''' 0' JUN j. STAFF SON. ss Franklin street,
sy .As name q sssrssfs, Zoos :sTy small SO ss.sS
snss sS s ssa .s INC
Batcheior's. n.ir Dys.-Ths Hest In the
fec, D As s s. fs. srs. q s
Brandreth's pills
isaRHAiHK5 Ias f kf1E OF
'nf1d Il sif Tes o y. fT sS% DISEASE
oa nssss h;ssars * I aoa...
GRAND sad h.ss, .ss Sr ;ss PIANOS"
s ss. sss FL
ON, WarssCopa' go Broadway New fo
Cheapest Book store I'm the World
fs ssSsf s ;SSf ff H., street. rsna, IN
sv.nue near Ladies should take sdventasS
e slr soma Sp Sse % '' '''n'' o.
Colorsd Velvet Ribbo.s, or Every WiasA
Md s's ssa s sss S .s. ss ..ps .s a
ali :. HIddIss iss siIsh avenue. N
ChsvaIier's Life for che Hair Restores
gray original color, s.sp. y. falling oa tssp. ~
head clean stands above compAson With any other 9.i
fI:sas Sold at the ThA iaTI;' saf
Dyspepsra Trested after Latest DIE
'o'' aided ' 6Si s:s ffoS'ss
4. a n. T. Anthony = Co., sol nrsAAs
wsy n, Nicholas bloch Holiday rrsssn,s
Eawards' white ssgar Cured
ready for sale, branded la full Also IL
M and a2s Chr, site street Ny
Sa sasa fSr and as s
Coed Bourbon, 90 C.ns., sherry, 80
S w9 l'e e, FS sso,n ,s ~h,ss &.m
------~-----
Good Bourbon, 90 Cents, Good sherry
e % sss Co. VIZ a sHs s .i.. s'
Howe sewing Machine Co.-Eliss Hewss
n, 62p Broad-sy. Aseuis wanted
H-morrhoias Rasie.lly Cured n Re.
eIsi ass qa ii ,hs f.yis v.ssrs y hsSst
A. DANIELS, NJ ~, Consulting and operative surgeon NJ
Union squsN'
uerb.rta FOR the uatr.-A New ana
WONDERFUL discovery. rs o. For sale ., 'ia Brcsdwas
and all druerisi,
LegaIired Losssries.-prises Cashe0,
drawing ''r' and ~ oc ls III Sasa .u,
yew York, Dee. -, IssB.
Having thoroughly ,es,rd ,ri,d IN. WEBER PIANO
sn siss,S .lnss s.' pe s..s 81
.s;y A sss fpss : i ss,s % T,sos
wsrsreoms ~ Brocrs sues,
NJ
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Dresses are made q long and full a. ever and a.
We n6htoued last month, looped up the under petit
ssas should net be many Inches from th ground enocgs
worn st Ne seaside When the dress In worn on the
shore ths skirt may be festooneA all round but for
merely walking dress on the promenadee II 10 WON
loopsd up q each SIDE Of the front breadth only The
nswsss and o elegant way o. fastening the dress oy
band and buckle. They fall over the skirt and
have patent hook at the end. Eyes are fastened 70
the seams OF the skirt and when not required TO be
looped the Ave In number-are allowed
nent II made in black velvet and ornamented with
beads OF buttons they can be worn with dnerent
dresses The one we saw was OF black velvet, pped
with white al the waist was about an inch and hall
vide and Increasing gradually In width tl st she end
II i've inches The strap was pointed at the end and
trimmed all the wsy up with graduated nacre buttons
Many ades who do for the sncumbrance OF two
skirts trim their single az 70 produce the appear
ance Of double skirt tunc This is easily oone by
putting founcc on the front breadth, with Oanos o
them round the skiS In other oases the trimming Is
put on In the Same manner but tho nounce on the con-
tray, 10 put on all the seams except the front one
Either Of those styles gives quite ihe appearance 81 an
and under skirt We have seen very eegent uress
made in this way The material was blue fouerd;
ounce of about twelve inches wide, and put on large
full paits was on the front breadth broad Persian
cashmere trimming, the predominant color being piue
was placed Ia Rdphe the body and down the waet
the skirt was on each side OF the 'front.' yEeson
h<vc mantle of fouard accompanied this dress wa,
trimmed on the sleeves with the bands OF cashmere, anc
l the revers were Of the same material
There was attempt few months ago, 70 inrooucs
these small jackets with hood attached, but ey wet'
70 rarely seen that useess mentioning them as h
fsshcn; however, they nave been gradually gsinnl
gousd t to-day thsy are accepted and are certainly
very pretty - well ~ useful stys Psleoss Of the sem
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THE FENIAN s..
The English Argument Against the
Movement-It II . Dangerous Mistake.
rrrfm the London Times, August 81

In this country a. indeed all over the world, there
prsas ths. when "a man has done On d,ys .or.
he may st against wall while his daughters dancing
Ssisf hss TIN night Is your own and you may do what
you like witht 10 shared by some who haye not done
S % with the
and vigor We know not whether IL is After days
WORK OF dg's dlensss that good many irishmen
msut they meet on the roads or % any dry
BIT Of grouid they can nnd, and 90 through what
vs been e nS BY
nay, travclhn who have stumbled on them IN the
dark talk Of hundreds, and they are described a. gong
through certn military movements with much activity
and precision The immediate neghborhood OF pelice
sAtion seemt 70 be no hindrance, and county magis
unwtIlina ID meet his gaze To the recreation tself
we have verf little TO say. The domestic accommoda-
ton Of thl country does not anord much means
for recrcatbn indoors, and the mildnees OF the
tempersturs IL favorable for outdoor exercises As
matter Of comfort would rather Join few good fellows
nshs .ns the same length o time mdsun
mer night wh two hundred people In room which one
hundred w4d more than a 1n Tnen, @ Se fss,s ssaS
OF solderint why nos They do II gratis, and without
the actual ue Of dangerous edge tools good many q
ing as irsinen always DO nght against her Mses.y's
enemies her ALL they will 6nd this pleasanter than
turning out after dusk, with sticks q Or any o,
absence OF reature comforts not 70 speak OF results
But for thir own sakes cannot but be sorry tnas
they dong all this with bad conscience ~ we can
doubt tey are Nobody shall ever persuade US that
the poachefis quite satisfied as TO the morality OF ms
amusement nor shall persuade that an Irish
reslythinks he has good case Tor learning, N
this shabbywav, how 10 cut throats and raise tne
stripes andars any other nag, on Dublin castle 80
far regahs any intention OF this SORT we can Tell MN
exactly hot viii be in the happily Improbable event or
war between this country and the United STATES me
War Oficet Washington win follow the example OF the
War once ere and will perhaps be wiser In It's gen
Grafton. win do just what answers its purpose Wild.
out partMe Of sentiment We should very much aoup'
whether twill the risk Of throwing away i@ snps o.
! ih msn uon ireland but u should happen tnst ~
Irish persuaded them OF rising In that country suncieh
10 embanss England and occupy is stention-in that
case II Is tst possible America would send over smal
force itvsre 10 inoculate Ireland and bring oW
strong ''rah" its surface This would probably ps
| at time vbsn were much engaged In some otnel
quarter sdak 70 feel the abstraction Of twenty housans
posed csmlaign nor 10 necessary. for In any result
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STATE POLITICS.

Acceptance by General sleeum Of ths
Nemin alton Of tho DenecratAe state
BuyyALo, NJ T., sspA 10, 1895
The following despatch has Just been received in sAs
city from Major General slocum:-
vIcKsBuRo, Miss, sspt. II, 1905
Hon DaAr RICHMOND, Bunslo:-
Your despatch announcing my nomination BY the New
Yors Democratic State Convention has been received;
also copy Of the resolutions adopted by the coDven
ton
Heartily sndorsing the platform, cheerfuiy accept
the nomination.
Ihope 70 be at homo before the close OF THIS month.
H. w. sLOCUM.