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NEWS BY WAY OF HAVANA.

BY the arrival at this port yesterday OF the steamer
Liberty Captain Wilson, from Havana thc 18th inst,
receipt Of later Mexican advices received at
Havana by the French steamer Ia France, which left
vora Cruz on January Is La Era publishes advices
from Acapulco to December II, and says
The imperial force which left ManzaniIla found the
Fourth battalion starving and with large number VI sick
The whole population 81 Acapulco had cmgraied after
having destroyed the wells The troops Of Alvarez
rocky ground allowed Them 70 cause dsmasc without, re-
ceving The Lucfer stationed la the harbor for
ss ~ ss' ~ ny
dhe fever had commenced and causing ten deaths
per day There was great want OF everything and pro-
visions only supplied by the French navy Tho
froops need physicians and battery az long range Al
sarcz employ ne every means 10 cause the deseron
OF our men, offering large rewards He has succeeded IN
Eettng about thirty soldiers and officers desert
him General Alvarez resides al hts hacienda Ia
Proyidencia sixteen leagues from the coast column
on 6ve hundred Austrans marching towards La Provi.
denca, obliged 10 turn back, being attacked by
Pornrio Diax on all sides
BY the steamer Ia France there arrived at Vera Cruz
6ehor jose Hdalgo, Msrimans Minister Plenipotenary
10 France also Colonel Dupn and three hundred soldiers
Belonging 10 the Foreign Legion.
There have been several skirmishes-smal Affairs. OF
course the accounts we &c, show them be victories for
hhe mpenalists General Douay reports engagement
10 have taken place Salinas Victoria the 10Th Of
December in which his forces killed six Of the enemy
and captured prisoners with arms aud money also
nfiy eight horses
The French steamer La Sonora which plies from Vera
Cruz 10 Maanoros touching at TsmpIcc, unsbls "a
leave the mails passengers or cargo tho two latter
ports and was obliged TO return to Vera Cruz
Three hundred men bad been sent In French man.
efwa to Bagdad and II was supposed thai the imperial
isss would soon reoecupy the place.
On the ssh Of January at cuernavaca The Empress re
eIved the sd Intelligence Of the death Of her august
Father Her grief was the more Intense from the fact
b the last letters she had received from Belgium led
bsr 70 hope tia, the old King would recover
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AnluSencntR.

MISS LUCY RuSHTONS THEATRE.
new bill was produced at Miss Rushtons theatre
last evening to houss which fairly filed with we'll
pleased patrons The entertainment opened with tho
elegant little comedet'a The Day After the Wedding, in
which Miss Rushton appeared Lady Elizabeth Free
love and j. X Mortimer tho husband OF Lady Free
love stage beautifully set dresses aud appointments
excellent and the piece passing on rapidly and with vi
brought forth considerable applause from the audience
The fair nlanagercs5 entered into the spirit Of tho
shrewsh gcnticwoman, and infused much life old
and Oh, internda. The principal event OF the
son however the production OF Douglas Jcrrotds
comedy The Prisoner Of War the story Of which, as is
generally known, turns upon the clandcstinc marriage
OF Basil Firebrace (Mr Mortimer) with Carina Chan
mel irs Mark Snlh and the subsequent discovery OF
the union by cAssAhsn Channel tMr O. W. Chrke) white
his daughter her husband and number Of the dramatic
hold prisoners Of In France two
years subsequent 10 the crct nuptas There also by
plot, in which appear Tom Heydey (Mr Mcstayerl and
Palmal Mr Pcarsob) and his daughter with two French
boarding house widows, both OF whom dying TO take
in and do for some OF the English prisoners An attempt
TO break prison by the Britons s frustrated by the
ehinations OF Beaver (Nr. liiggns who informs the
Governor who sends his guard and arrests the entire
company OF Beaver loves the already married
Carns, with the appreciation Of her father But, as
and TO gref in the d-nausme, by consignment 10
prison, while the father forgvcs his err
child IL reccncied TO his soninsw and all ends novels
usually end-in contenmcn and connubal felicity OF tho
purest ray Mr. Clarke good IN some OF
his jovia and pathetic business and read his words finely
Mrs Mark Smith made the most OF part that lacks body
and life. Mr. Mortimer was handsome lieutenant Of
the English navy and played with his usual vigor Mr..
Pearson as the biad and Jolly Bron supplied The hu.
for metropolitan honors, though little sn about the
knecs and elbows made fair hit in tho villan' o, tho
play. The orhesra in fine tune, and was loudly
couraged In the "Bob onk Polka" and selections from
Barbfeys dc Sepg1 The simple fact that the audience
quiet Is evidence that the Prisoner Of War was success
WOODS THEATRE
This beautiful little house was filed last nigh, with
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Trial Trip OF pilot Boat Hope, No. ..

short time the pllots belonging 10 the pllo,
boat Moses ~ GnnnelI purchaed from the government,
the surveying schooner Hope and yesterday morning In
company with about thirty invited guests started upon
trial trip down the BAY, 10 test the Going qualities
Of their new craft The HOPE gnaiy Intended
pleasure yacht and owned by Governor prague,
OF Rhode Island but was AT the outbreak ~ the war,
sold by him 10 the government IN which employ she
has since been uaed for and Tor coastng pur
poses Che purchased ~ the pilots FOR sk thou.
and dollars but has undergone extensive alterations,
In fact has been almost entirely rebuilt and s now
better adapted for her servicc She " yalgef ~
twenty thousand dollars Tho following her dmcn-
sons Length, ninety feet, breadth of beam twenty
one feet depth ~ hold, nine feet inches AMI nrty
tons burden new measurement
Al eleven O'Clock the Hope cast OF hrr lines
the pier situated At the foot of Mr Poll.
Ions sbipyarf, and, aupd the cheers % her we'll
wishers, headed for the bay, under the able con-
nand u Captain Thomas Marley. green rag With
The snnburt In all ~ glory, bo.tei st The NAN
head, and than Que weasel that sas bound IN
vwed the tiny vessel with great deal u s,onshmeht
evidently taking her for bold Fenian prvsesr. On
reaching sandy Hook the Hope down the coast
fs~ miles, aud after those board had psraken ~
boanful luncheon she v1 PIT abou, and started iof
The city, which khe reached abou, seven o'clock An
excellent opportunity Afforded the unnitlafed 90
board learn something Of the hafdshirs enfufed by
the poss and tho time enllvened on The gay home
BY . spirited brush with the fast ssins pilos eoss
y y. Williams The trial trip wW complete success,
The Hope owned by tho following narnei psloss -
Captain Thomas Marley and nessrs Cs,sT, LTens,
Roseb, ssmson and Rush
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Provisioss Against the Cholera.
MEKIIAa OH IHE uRAIru lnMAIasInsENA |


There meeting o. the Health Commissioners yes.
tsrday ciock his Hont the Mayor In tho
chair
Dr. aAYRg remarked ths, information had rcaehe. hn
Of the lntroduct OF the cholera into Gsaiaioupe
through The OF trunk containing lnfe I'D cloth
ing and that seeing The incciency OF the srabgemcuts
both quarantine and Otherwise nj New York, IN pre-.
IL Introduction. he offered the following resou
ton
Reaoivri That the Chairman ~ tho Commission apyolnt
suttbr g. Ahany for 'he "
ferrnR with the Governor ant ~ bn 10 ca The
attention Of the Legislature ~ this important subject
The resident physician appointed by the Char 10
perform the duty
Dr. SAWS read a letter from Dr A. leo Of the
facts obserred ~ Dr. Rich Al the IAzArs,to Of the
views expressed by Dr fee and the observations made
upon tue ATLANTA were regarded 81 the utmost import
acc a. bringing the disease under the control of Guar.
antine and sanitary lass n three acted
upon and the necessary regulations enforced aoug n
entire there need he alarm account % The
cholera
nf sFr~ypupSE IN view of ths dirculty ~ procurng
suitable place for the cleansing and purifying ~ vessels
at safe distance from The city, offered the following
resolution
procure suitable place for the yufcAtnn u r~ssls
hls Mayor snd NrNth prr~r " hftcAyu
b. nvei 70 attend meeting " u. board v b. hereafter
called.
THIS resolution ssoptei unanimously. after which
tie meet ng Adjourned
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Police Intelligence.

ALLEgEp rngFr OF THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Detectives Farley and slvcn yesterday arrested jsmss
o Crag lad eighteen years of age. ,h- charge u
having stolen o. 900 10 cash from Hsnry Wright, n
81 Peck Zip WHO agen, for TIE New Haven rissn
boa, Company cnis .ho ~~ In the employ u W.
Wright wa On the iTih instant entrusted With o. 90
check drawn ~ M Wright the tuion iisnk 10 the
order u ~ Messenger. 4" ge caAbsf era ifsu the
money but instead - returning % W ths 0vpsf pa
e,sd he Treasure and spree ~ subsequently
lived mp rate tiN 0vertaken ny the Oncfr When
aresi JaHs. hsd 400 y The rnorsy hs po'e.sion.
AMI TOO " the money h. hat ioansd os~red
rhe reuaD ~ 800 bsf ben speni 10 figiSus living
TIE sceusss -as y.stsrdAy srssBsi befofs Ja.,ioe
600 bal YONG Craig, vbo pi@adsd guilty ~ tho
larceny lives Al 50 wcosssr street and says DO ce't
KGrusivx HonsySr on sHrrnoAsD-sroLss Fxo.
Fgsrr srcovyHgp.
Roandssnas Rsshsr. n the Twenty eighth pr,siD,,.
whre IN TIE dsehsrrs ~ hs onbeiai dsti~~ 10 rrscs
street, N FRIDAY right, 49, too eoass OF sfs pr
,srhoas. With b.ss Their shoulders. sDf saiuifng
them. sstsi shat thsy lad rhsy gave IN srasirs
ansser wbersayso rgspssussn Raster srrsa,,s ihfr.
AID o. rs~hiss "a. s,.,ion boase ~ tfi.nsv ssgs
U.es William smith ssd ctaTirf Nsisya ~
examination The Tags ~sre fOuDi y, = stap levy ttf
q Goth, piio~. bisskss A. ~hrh eFofnti haa
eocn The prsos~rs sai hey usfs ssof' 80 =,
tachef % the sie.mAb p chasofon LitEs ~ " sh
.naf...ss ,h.s ag,s. a. 40 ,,,r u N. chsmpsoa
rrstb ssa chSa, pSsss, bsicb.f 4 Ne sht hsh "gsen
op~ csses " sncs sni s.sn tht,stron ssxs
or bara by the rssfies g ne fetefr - ibs ~ W
TITS pert when ,hs piahss ~aa sersuy fsrcvss . sss
niski On lha sa,smsai Pssssr so "a sr.~ssa sni
On as.rhlns 10 prsnis~s Ia Hsss0a CRY, y. sss
us roems y sslss - Jerry c'Jl sss,y s.gh' Iva.
sosssys1 - "a. r-.ssy ssl.ih ps.<sa asaiss hsas.
90 0r.~p-ich street Anons the psfsna sto s's ssf
fsr.s " p-s.,asn ..yr.1ss.sss issls ish,..a
mes sen,lsns.s bad eornkSp.f "a. gs5a hsns
- Ns- Gisasa, sss ASsrwy1 ihai Ne cases IA ssra
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S K A TIN @
sple ndid sport Yesterdny-Cnrnival Last
Ev ening ON sylvan Lake. and this
Day Firth Avenue Pond.


spie ndid sport festerd"y-Cnrntval Last
Ev eniny ON sylvan Lake and this
C,~.n 49,. u.,
LAY "" TIT" avenue T"""'
YcscI day was decidedly the most enjoyable day had
this seas on by the skating fraternity and certainly
~ -, :, IT,. -. - -, "a,
was maze '"o oS' w. i"c unio'p"o'o was no' "ha'
would styled warm, but the term mild applied to II
vo,,d mn, be inanpronriaie The ice WINS in oxce,a,t
al ~ 49,, -, ..,.,,., -
cohaitoh on d" "'e "Nc, auo oeiahy NOV ieSs t'an
scventy-nve thousand persons upon the surface
OF tho various ponds,
rur p.pv ,.xps
-,
From mornin 'ii 'ate IN the evening tho surface
the Park lake covered with skaters Skaters OF
all s,vos aosc,,r t,o,s aud ,,,,or,s ho,,, 49,. ,,.
sh.,nrs hnIsnrr q md ,,,rp ao ; ' u s.,.,o
49, IN ,"ere n scre, Soma on n,oni,r ,no ." a.
ho,tor, sone y I, rronyod eia,ns and a'Iao ''
sSroclar, ~ hn, oil n.,yina ,ho,,so,,as r, w,
M, !, sa,.ra foot . leo ms nnocn,,;o ~ ~ e ~
most dangerous for nv one NOT Won preci,"od p. ,ro
an,ong The crowd y, s,c thev Voc h,rr,'mo s,t. o
bns,lnc and hnsrg ,knming ,jon, oyar az" h .s ,s
nnshns Inc crowd a., either s,da "s car',i, ..,,
aons ian,hina ha, nv crnvd h. r,' 80. ,.
wcaahor corr "nJ No .rn,nissi,onars sI ~ ','o
freshmert dcnarmcnt hns cor q and cates ,;a g..
,,,e c-,liore ,r .,s,- 80.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Proposition to Improve Our
Quarantine Faci''-'
---..s.anCe to DO Askec from tho Ma
tiOnal Governments.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY Jan. %, 1880.
Tho Senate met 1t seven p. NJ
IN STATE cKssus
The PRECEDENT presen cd from the Secretary Of State,
the preliminary report state census OF 1893 which
was referred to tho Apportio> mont oomm'''ee.
BILL NOT. 'kp
Mr. LaBAu (rcp OF Richmond, gave notice OF bill to
incorporate the village Of EdgewsA u RICHMOND county
HOUSE, fsb, usihr
The bill empowering tho managers o. Ihe rive ro'hH
House Of Industry 10 bind children, with their con
sent during their minority, for shsste. pcrod was
ordered to a third reading
Tho Senate then adjourned.
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News from san Francisco.

SAS FHANfi.co, Jan ~ 1900
The steamer Colorado has sailed for Panama With
1906 2s0 in treasure, Of which 1894, 07s goes 70 New
York.
ult, arrived last night.
The ship Dreadnousht, Captain Cuzhing, has arrived
from New York.
The mining shares market Is dull and declining.
Savage $3.50. Gould and Curry ts25, Imperial fl5s,
Cholar Po,osi t224, Yellow Jacket t3IO Legal ten
ders
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THE FEM.
Tho Senatorial Party Under Way-swteny's
ssAddres to the Fenian Men''-Ex'
citing Meeting Last Evening.
&c Sc. DC.

The Senatorial headquarters Yesterday presented a
busy scene, the secretaries have tb..- as full N
dsposing Of the corresn~-'
documents, Whit >.,lence Az demands for
ms-'- are daily increasing. Various endorse
sS' resolutions, &C., pouring in tesfying to tho
adherence or some circle. district or State The most
notea OF these Is elegraphlc message 10 President
Roberts from tho State Centre Council OF California
informing him that 0Mahony's Congress was unapi
mousiy repudated by the Council OF the Pacific slope
inc "Marseillaise' Of tho Feuan movement entitled
'sweenys Address to tho Fcnian Men, BY an eminent
irish writer Is In course of preparation, and will is
supposed, De ready for around the camp fires IL
Is said TO be the equal Of any revolutionary lyric in ex
isence One stanza of 1t runs thus
Our blind belief in CLAN and "chief" has dw.rfed IN.
nations mind ~ "e'''A '"o
While others swept fuiury we sadly gaxed behind;
marching on, " ~ "''o"'
And CROPPED amidst the ,ombs un the soma of gh, wers
gone. go '''
Away with speech and brothers reach me down that ride
gun: - ~ $3.50 ''''
b. her sweet voice alone the rights Of man are
wvr.
Fling dowS the when heroic pine dungeons
lone,
IT'S bright with good red blood should plead be.
fore the throne,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, CAPTAIN Judkin.
viii leave ibis port "Wednesday for Ilvcrpsot
The mails for Europe will cinsc In this city half past
nine clock 10 incruiug
Tho HEw YoRK HsRALD-- Eilt,,n Tor Europr-wiil b.
ready al bali. past EIGHT clock icmorrow morning
Single COPIES, In wrapp'rS r,0y for mailing e,x cents
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The Annual DINNER OF the Philadelphia
Hoard OF Brokers.

THH TFDT
The annual dinner of the Philadelphia Board 81
Brokers look place this evening nj the Assembly Rooms
Among the invited guests General Meade, Admiral
Farragut C0fnmocorcs -tribiing and Hon and Mayor
MeMichsel, all Of whom made addresses. The party
numbered two hundred persons and separated at
LAT
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Horse Racing Ia Tcnness~~.

NAAfVILLK, Jan -, 1874.
The Nashville Ulood Hone AssO station offcp a axe 10
10 be for during the spring mcuting Of ,ceprAkcs
for all ases three mile heats 81 0C3 entrance $500 for
felt, 81 600 to Dc added by the proprietor Cndtons.
That two Of the three turf chAmpions Norfolk Aslerod
and Kentucky, before running elsewhere enter anil
this stake. Tho ~ open to all ofber horses
two ~ the three named horses Entries 10 be- ihade
before April / The rare To be Wednesday u the
week OF the spring meeting.
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despatch FROM Titusvile dated TO-DAY. sys shefs
t-o large nrr~ there Las; night rhros vsre
arrested charged 18th oelng scenf ares and are bnx
tired 81 vgiianc~ committsss II fSaof ruiy tbeT
vii BE- buns II once. Psfucfars hsvs not D>en ~
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+ I n II . /.
FIR 1T lko< hester.

RDsmyTEp Jsu "a isG3
nre occurred this morning IN tho reciryir. bouss
OF spencer In this city. caused BY the burst 20
siill containing siry.hye barrels 81 gh wines Tie
building saved by the eKer.Dns ~ The Bremen
Los about $4,000 which Il covered by INSURANCE
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR I'VE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the w,yKir usALD must he hAndsl
IN before ocock every "Wednesday evening liza cir
culation among tho cnerprisng mechanics. fsrmcrx.
merchants manufacturers aud gentlemen throughout tbs
country Increasing very rapidly Advertisements Ia.
sorted in wrsKlv HssAID Will thus be- by large
portion tho active and ensrgec people Of tho UnitsA
ktat~s
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An Ice br ige hal formed above Niagara Falls sun
day morning extending three miles down The rapids II
IL the largest for many years People are crossing
from both sides TO day.
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Fire In csmbrIdg-por,. Ms.s

The First Baptist church In CsmJfidyrf,ori Rev = y
Mas0n, pastor totally destroyed By Ore this morning
lo~- about twenty thousand dollars half q shc r.
insured
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ciert In the Baiunorc Poet one nsnsf Abysfo
Hutcbins has bs~n arrested fyr rysslsg he mails ~
sy->ta agent o. the rs, one Lvsrtrs~1i rhs Aakss
1s ss,sti wress "a tsls g1cs stAls tee asa11A
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Ss-rvffIs Tenn, Jan "a lao
In The senate " day the Ercs school ba defeated
by nineto eight The bill ts virtually dad
Coton 10 dun and receipts Tight pfices tc % ~ for
mi
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Tux NNx THOUSAND DOLLAR JxwnRr R1osxar Az Nxv.
ARK, N JYesterday afternoon Charles AMI Lew,a Lin
dauer recently arrested In New York ch.rgs Of being
implicated in the robbery Of 90 900 worth OF ewsy from
tho safe Of Baldwin Co.. at Newark the night Of thu
9th Of December taken before Justice sandd os
examination. Charles Ilndauer being sworn made
general denial OF any connection with the robbery No
stated that he not at the establishment Of Mcssrs
Baldwin Co on the morning eight days previous 10 tho
robbery when II alleged that he visited the place with
his cousin Louis and inquired In relation diamond;
and further that on the night Of the robbery he
various places In Broadway. above Grand street. New
York Tho examination not concluded at sir r n.
n ere were quite number Of witnesses present from
New York, by whom tho defendants proposed TO prove
an ain
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BrTYAfO. Jan % lsSS
IRE yesterday IN TonawAnia Destroyed the fisllrry
OF J. Fsrthing Co The los "a es,lma,ed at go 90.
insured for 5000
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What Do The Fsopfs Nar y.
s<ptifs rts rssa ssf VS. Nafs1 49, 1917 rh
80. ssffst astss isst arsNNf " Us
4, 81 ernftfs p 80 $50
-. rptrgrT@ rttTaiDffyUirAt WAfH hrDENrht.
ron ~. .ss .~y trfffs n ~ 49, fsss H*f..
- - - - All a. fsbfk 80 stlN 49,
$50 = fs~~ fg.s ssf1ftrus ssfnusai 49, tssr FNI
a. n stss IN ~ pntf fsf ~ fsts1 - ~
-. -si. efsa r~f~fases So a. r~agffW
sr~--th eftss 80 49, - ~ 49,. -. ~.
So, s.ss'fs 81 b. .s'.i ~ - s.@iy
,ss-v IL 80 ~ Htr U.s. U.s., ..sIsr@
-. 49, 10 ~ nd Hsi0g ey-ier r7sset. s.Ysy
a. ls.si.s ia ysffs-. - n $50 49,. 80
$500 rtsyy tyn. = wsffsnsr4 ......-. a.
vyNrrrrH NkpF. Ffvgrlra - 10y =
ID HaNsps q 90. 0s@Ffsi AfTAH W - |~"i ~
Tsft ssit s-.T-s.fe .-.
x.. A wti.s.'. To. s,ityh s.ws-g
- :. - Il. --....-t 49, = ~ WIFI
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p,d during the passage Jussics Dodge committed ~
'-ocused parties for trial withou, BAH
CHANGE or PASSING coUsryRPEIr MONEY.
John Townsend yesterday arrested by ooor rron,
OF tho sr'eesh precinct on the charge of having p..as
0'u~ ten dollar bill On ,rT T River Bank
Massschusetts 70 Daniel Mcclure OF is2 Eighth ayenas
The prisoner was taken before Justice Dodge ana COM
ml,d for examination Charles Blrge apprehended
by 9c.er parke OF the Sixteenth precinct, on charge
OF having n..so similar eounlerfet 70 henry De,n ~.
SIN s,,h' o, $50 Eighth avenue. In pay... 'nstoV
Dodge " - ~
sAfE BLOWERS IN TROY.
wy n'sn' o. the sh ult two safes In the ONCE OF
mosaic Roy Co, Yves, Troy we're blown open by bur
sars ana robbed Of thirteen thousand dollars In cash.
~ wv WIN their booty and made their escapc
VI ounuay highi detectives Kelso Eusace ana Duse.
pufy arrested man named Peter curey on auspeion q
ms being concerned In tho safe blasin y,
berry In Troy The prisoner was yesls,day '.Sa ~ ~
Troy TO await the action OF the Grim authorities
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p,rfrmc an the WIrr.-As rass a. ehe

telegraph extended south. lightning n~rssg~. foe supplies
Of FifALoN'b MIGHT BLOOMING cEREUS" ooms
nyng tho wires Never people B'Doss
about anything than Americans % all sestos ia approving
tbi. staple perfume OF the Nee wodd -TOlrdo Blade
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Attend seventh RE x linen B@u.-I.aAsess
% GEORGE " LAfRDs bfoOs Of rDrru n r-a.
der. the complexion clear aud beautiful Druggists s.efy-
tst.e
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AZ Poiiak q sons, Msersehs"m Mana
0p2 Broadway Fourth strest-rit-s as1
cigar iisrs rholrsals and retail mounted repaired
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AsD CuFF8 ALSO GENTS. wholesale and rvtsii
On. lsdys Collar free " thu trade wh lis, %
8 " a. WARD sy Broadway. ny
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A.-Th. rin,.s R.ady M.ds CIosha.x D.

All Prize. Ca.hed In Legal Lott<ries.-
Circular, aud rawlings sent
CLCrB Brolsr, 10 Bto.a-sy
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49,, fassf 49, f-risasr tssg@sinE fss tss .Sessqs ~
- - .ssat -, f,sssi N tis asIs astf. al stp
ga .ir8 bsssias sass. ~ hkopEs stn fvsI
huyOhs srsnt
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