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TIME PHILOSOPHY OF MNWHING e.
The four lectures titled The blosnphy Of Marriage
as delivered at The New York Anatomical Museum els nrcRd-
way New York be had in NeH Orleans AZ Mr. Keller,
" Royal Price % cents sent free by post anywhere
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the REMOVAL oF GEN. seNuuLsa.

- BosTos, Dsc. IL, 1900
In the correspondence concerning tho removal or Gen.
ersi schoule, just published. Governor Bullock says
that was not tho lack Of any agreeable personal rsis.
ucha that led 70 the removal Of tho AdIutn but there
we're two paramount resus thai guided bis Official nc.
ton One Of these was the AdJatan.s sharp letter
known positive and public opposition thereto.
The Governor says that In Massachusetts, persons In
government positions OF Official trust and patronage
expected and required BY the people 70 share their po
nuoal convictions ard represent far possible their
poiicai opinions. Al time have the people Of the
State shown higher dissemination 70 have concord be.
tween themselves and their public servants than during
the present year No up for public Office could
succeeded had he pursued . course such ~ that
Of Atjglan, shouler towards General Batter,
and being representative OF tho opinions Of
ihs people the Governor must psy All tne dsfcrence
20 the Judgment Of .hose Who would reject schouicr
we're tke once which he has held elective Eeconfly,
the AdiutAnt General 10 Chief Of the Stat with personal
ought 70 be . relation ~ poscsi Agreement BESIDES
inquiries have been extensively made from all parts u
the etste WHISTLER nos the Executive countrnnrced
opposition 70 regularly nominated republican candidate.
and he forced W chat Governor Of tue state
no I'D oounsnabce that conduct either thea nov,
and by the dismissal Of Genel Srhouief ks had relieved
himself soon Of any possible DpgssiIon azsinss
him. He had been led 70 believe that tho Adiutsnt
would have resigned after writing the sstss dsrosslory
70 General Butler, and he thousht II certainly his
duty have done The Governor, In closing, tssti.
ncs 70 the faithfulnsss With which General schoaisr dis
CHARGED hM duties during tbs var
1snsrsi schosler, In his nnA reply, docs no. resign,
bot says an for bis removal appear be
tirey political and partisan. would be contrary 70 bic
farther modest ssfrespecs also rssirains him from
dolaG 20.
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S TING.
Afternoon Cencert-skRting at the Fifth
AveWue Park and the brooklyn Ponds.

Afternoon Cencert-skRtinG at the Fifth
Averue Park and the brooklyn Ponds..
Mr. Mcmillan yesterday had decided advantage over
his fellow propretors Of skating ponds for the Fifth
Avenue Park the only lake In the city whereupon
broad. thick surface OF Ice offered fair Geld for the
enthusiasts Of the sport AT two o'clock Dodworth's
full band-comprs.ng forty pieces. under the leader
ship Of Harvey b. Dodworth--was ON the spot, and
executed in mastery style tho Of a
well-selccted programme. Tho skating community
gathered In force, and to tho sounds Of
sweet music the stec-shod lads sssies pded and
FRO regardless OF the chaos OF mud and slush visible be
yond the limits Of the lake. At night the pond was
illuminated and the attendance of skaters large Those
afternoon promenade concerts will become a marked
feature 81 tho MoMllan's Park and the lovers
of melody. as we'll as the patrons Of our metropolitan
Kinks viii have every nducement 10 ratronize the
manager who thus endeavcs to merit public encourage
ment
4 N THE SPORT BpooKrYv.
There quito number of visitors TO the Capitone
Union and Chichester skating Kinks yesterday morning,
on all OF which ponds the ice remained in pretty fair
condition until noon. when tho mild temperature OF tho
atmosphere, which prevailed at that time, somewhat
socned the surface Judging from the present state OF
the weather II IL fair to presume that tho ball will be up
this morning and another opportunity offered for ipdul
gence Ia this exhllaratng pas,ime.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Jersey City.
Sr1uRx vgssEL LapvN GuSrowpHR Tho
schooner Sarah Hawthorne. laden with two hundred and
FRY kegs OF gunpowdcr, and destined for Richmond,
Va, was run ashore ON Monday night aud sci zed by
Sheriff Msrseles for debt OF 81 600 She was towed In
aud nooted close 10 the Cunard docks whore the Cuba
Y now lying. This seeming disregard OF the dangerous
consequencas involved IN tho proximity OF such cargo
and tho Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department heinK sp
pied TO informed the applicants that no had no aa-
to tho attention OF tho Common Cornell, ise
Tux WHISKY rRAups-Mr W. Rcdmar, Of Hohckcn,
who became security for James 8 Madden implicated In
the whskey frauds appeared yesterday before Commits
soner Jsckson and withdrew his recognizance where
upon Madden pIced under arrest He procured tho
services OF Mr. Edwin James ard other counsel in the
hone OF getting examination, but inasmuch M he
waived That right when offered before tbs Comniis
si0ner denied the privilege He was then Placed IN
custody OF officer McDonongh TIL he should procure ball
II alleged on behalf OF tho defendant that Brown the
ase,usas "na VINO ne, Tas ~ nny -
different times ~ the officers who bad him In custody to
release him Madden procured a warrant from Justice
White OF Hobokcn, against Brown for grand larceny
amounting TO $780, tho value OF whskcy takcn from
him by Brown.
ACCIDENT rBE ERIE RArLaoAD.-Last evening the
halipast -four p NJ train for Paterson with quite
saoGs accident just after leaving the Long Dock depot
jersey CITY Owing 10 the displacement Of switch tho
cars were thrown 70 side track leading 70 turntable
Here tho Truck OF tho did not connect with
the which the wero moving tho ENGINE and
tender prerpiaad together few feet 10 the bot
tom, and against the stone work al the opposite side
Tho engine detached from Its trucks and thrown 10
its Eide and both cpvne and tender forWod perfect
wreck Tho hrst passenger aiso thrown on It's
aide apme distance from the track. Fortunately, this
car contained but few passengers and was in
Iured On seeing the approaching danger the engineer
Immediately reversed the engine, whistlod down
brakes and. together with the nreman, jumped from
the tram. Neither sustained any injury.
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THE Compton HOUSE CALAMITY.

The following evidence in reference to the Compton
House calamity taken before Coroner Gamble yessr-
day morning
Mr. VIM Woodward, residing at Fourth and
Twenty seventh street, being duly dcposcs and
says:I sold barrel OF oil, known gasone chem.
icazed, 20 Mr.. Compfon-the samo Manufactured by
all parties naking . light oil; Mr.. Compton Of
tie infsmab,y, as bad been shown to him before u
sold he also Informed me whom I sold u he kept
II In the cellar away from The Ore INSTRUCTIONS we're
gwen him for usng the OIL not 10 OIL their amps IN tho
night time 20 bring them IRE; heretofore
said tho article innnmmable and NOT explosive in
tho lamps know nothing In regard 10 tha OIL taking
6re moro than have seen IN tho neSspapere un.
derstand froone Of the In the hotel thar the oil
kept very the boiler and tho oil took rc
some sbAvings the 1oor the barrel.
The further testimony IN this matter viii be tskon this
morning O'Clock before Coroner Gamble, at Belle.
yue Hospltal
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PfRsosAl MIfLLlefscE.

uon. Eaxia NJ Stanton, Secretary Of War. aeon.
panied by Mr.. Stanton and party Ief, this city q,
O'Clock yestsfisy morning rva, for washlnstct-
The Secretary expected 70 make short stay Phs
delphia
Adlutsrt General irvine, ~ Albany, and Colonel
Hsury Brde United sia,es Army, arc stopping a the
Holman Hggse.
Colonel H. ~ TowBssnf, Of Richmond. 7. " csnfs'f.
Of vsrfDon;; Jsdss J. ~ colt, ~ Hartford DR.. y w.
ChampllD of New Yots; Harry A. Richmond, ~ Baf.
falo ana q. Aunsord. Of Rochester stopp4sg 81
tho Eifth Avenue Hotel.
Tn wordsworth ard J. v r. rruyn, ~ Afiapy, and
A. EArie, q England, arc stopping 81 The Brsvoor,
House.
Genersi pus crsen, o. Washington, IA stopping a The
southern Hotel
General w. X strong, ~ Cbbcsgo; a. W Cas-, ef
pTftsiarx; r. Dodge, Of hsw yovs Gsn q n hy~s,
Of Osdenshurg, General Kent Jarvis, United States
Army asd q. =. punlsp, of Chicago I'll, ere rSppsg
a the a. Nicholas Hotel.
Geo W. Back, Of rhemrng, r eide, ~ Phnsdsipsts,
and General q " 4se-. United STATES Army. uios
ping Ct the Astor Mouse
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QUEENS COUNTY mrtlletscf.

orsxss covsrr rxAcHxEs' fssrrrrs me eleventh
annual session Of the Queens County Tsachsrs institute
held yesterday In Tho public school Of this village
when about cry teachers we're present The usual
business OF The institute gone through with, and
the evening lecture dslivsred By Professor v j.
williams. the subject bang the "Educaiion q the
Faculties"
ACCIDENT on rm foso fn.sp R,nsoAp. --Ysstsr.
day. when the train dps q Jsms'ca al twenty minutes
sfss four wss sfhp TO miles os that s,son an srs
ssd tvo vhse,s II sbs tsedes we're broisr. without,
hessvss. osh9 lanAss-thus esassas dsisy u soos
heusA
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gsIryisy.
Professor Henry vethaise. Lin.


This gentlemen died a. his residence In Philafsiphs,
on Sunday last after shor, but Ifin-s Pro-
fessor vsthaks was gentleman Of distinguished ccn-
tnc abilities aud Of Tho ablsss maihsmsk 3sAns
IN this country For time no held tho position Of
Professor Of Mathematics IN Princeton snd Dicsenson
College, and sftsrsaris IN ths rnverty Of Pennsyi.
vsns Al the time u his demise be occsp'ei tho Chair
u Mathematics 10 the Polytechnic College OF Phlsdel
phla A. the author ~ "rhs Principles OF Political
Econorny. tho deceased fsvonabiy known 70 the
reading public of tho United states Tho issf volume
the American Encyclopedia also eiltsd ny btu Mr
vethake died ., the rp- are ~ seventy I've years,
eseemea by AL who knew him for bis talents and ire.
proschails private character
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the uyai % ra nssEvst-snlgn o. ra ltu.

Cassrsssos, Dec n. 1904
No BID, received f0r tss parVhsss Of " 900 COO
worth lof Lsvss Bonds, reosnty advertised fos a ssv
orisans The failure sssi 70 have bssa ovins 70 The
for, thai TIE prohibits the is Of these securities a.
les Than PER Ths unsstli.d condition u political ~
fairs 10 siso SID 70 have had tbs effect u p'sssnEg The
issas % psspoasis
n 10 uhssr-soos that The Board q Is-ss Corns
Gonsp oil 70 on 9th ths vgss u repairing me lsyAes
po~ftts4 tbs f>ss~ " the loan ssd esnftsacs
10 srprrsssd that ths sassy v ~ ssered ksfgrs ~
aex, e,xA sail brsax ever lssx bsSkA
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There IL fegusrity In tho quotations for foreign
bits Of exchange bat the market 10 the whole about
s,ssdy esnkon bills on England st sixty DAYS were
quV'el the close at 1oak losk, at three days Ito
hoh; commercial bills. 1854 100; francs At sisty
days. 5Is, SIS at three days $40 a6llx; bills
Berlin, u TN; Bremen, 7sl Io,s on Frankfort,
AK AN; on Amsterdam, 81 q AK; ON Hamburg. S6,<
ssk on Antwerp, 61sx aa1s.
American securities Arm In Londen and the quota
tons on the dases mentioned were ~ under;-
Dec. IA Dee H. Dec Is
United States 5-20s.... II n ilAa
Ens....... ........... AK 49, 1Ieah
ILLINOIS, central. TX ia IS
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL rElfsaAn 70 the RssALo.
Tho Jsiy Riots Federal Soldier. In the
Custom House.

Custom House.
Nrw oRLnAxs Dec 10, 1900
An eiYori will be made before The Congressional In
ves,gasng Committee 70 show that General Sheridan 10
partly responsible for the fact that the nssators Of the
Iuy riots have not been psnished The correspondence
. regard 70 the matter viii be submitted.
Il Appears that on the ssh OF August Governor wells
in letter asked General Baird to continue martial Law
the city until the lives OF Onion men could be
The Louisiana unionists the Och Of September In
formed Governor Welk that snidavifs had been made
charging certain parties with the committ1i Of high
crimes, and that the civil Refused upon
them. Governor Wells vas ASKED 70 take steps In
ths matter The Governor replied inst he could DO
nothing martial Law supsrssdsd EVIL lav but that
he would urge General Bher11an 70 go
The rspot that Union soldisfs not psovded fov In
the Custom House In this city hes fousdau0a There
ere ssvessy discharged soldiers nov employed In Ne
Caslom House - Coilecsss KeioGa no tkas - 81
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TUESDAY, Dec BY ~
BssApsrurrs -Recsipts so2s tbs nour ia rags
rnsai. 40 bushels wheat sooo 40 Data 10 90 barley
Business In Stats and Western hour was curAed By the
srcne views Of holders whe demanded further sdvspss
OF loo 30 bb The sales comprise asoa, 900 ssIs
revised quotations. susjone which ee bu,
fsv buyers ., the ooss Southern sour held Cher
pcss bu, buyers cautious and confined tAsr opera
zssa 70 supplying shsis immediate wann. The sAles
about sD bsaa hys nour ssssdy vA nsisrals 10.
ssirs. TIE sasa isss<s w bsb. q = o. " ssssrdiss
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REV. HEsaY wAao stscnsa Ar NEWARK.

NEWARK, Dec Is, 1906
Rev Henry Ward Beecher lectured hero last nigh, In
favor Of universal suffrage including black and white
men aud women panper and foreigners intending TO
remain IN the country. He claimed voting 70 be 9
natural, inherent right.
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BniG HuWo- (Br. Rays. from oafdcnas for Mo- verS-
With cargo sugar. went sshofe rccf's Bsseh se~
Ah.eccm NJ. Sunday nishi, and 10 total isss she
owned st John NIB and psruy insured there ana 10
this ctr. shr JsI register end buii In in'
srz.nrr Bo4sassr rhirh 'of Bal,'niere on sslnrssT
e. s.s .sss sa Ky, Id p,S,. IA a ssi s
e,so VA be e.sh.trsa sad ID, ssio p,snsd On s. 49,.
several days
EAyy pr.. from cs.a .sns s..s ". I.l.ss ":
81 ~racsera ali AMI dsgHs sa.' ~"ssss-
snr E,crArr me, from LOniop Be,,ou. -h'ss gss
i sse ia.,. o'' > :" ''' ''''' ''''' :
ap.llsd ~ -sa. af,srnoon Of i7h. sns fSosi'saAs
injury 70 spars
tween Ksyoor, saa Union. NJ
Burs VS. S,essr,. Charleston for o.ra.nss .tsA
partly Insured 10 Bai,liasrs .nd r.- vow ms sr.
from baltimore
~ s... 4 x, !. .s9 c gsa,; - so s
is,e s.' |. sss "a si f1il 81 -.,.s
> ssas a o. y,sp.s from JGss ~ -as'
, .ome asmass VIA Aaal oa, for repairs
son, fssss s';,s a,"% mon I'm iSs.s.s sgr z.
@ sa"as ssp.asa s s.,sa ri
.s % ws.s s% s .. -. lee :s
-,saIn. ?. IAN iH'' rA' ere" and PASSENGER. rs.s.s,
lo., main boom 10 hs.,, sss "a TJss.
seHn WauHtoo ote1uiss frgm c.lss fsf ksv fegA>
TX M "a , : a 81 ;';s Z, s. .s
90. .s.s =. ", a., stE sasseI NJ t.ss. .sz u
s 81. "a ..o ~ s a =: 's Ill ~.
~h.s 81. so~ hes m. very s'ss - us'ss ~
.ro s,S .ssr, ss .a:ss.asd = ssiass.r a.
aers Eo-srlrvr- fsors csl.. fo,ys- p.,., ssesgrs1
aSs. y =. r IN - ". 20 p ,s a. Sa 49,
.av snd .ns,ers anas, ,o's Aa.a' .sere y s.sys.
s ~ issS saa % d. Ia ~ iasls'd % ss.'.s
Tai.
~ scss -. ..as,. 2 p. ss ss,s,...
nur,e e.h.rg.s ~. 49,. ..'u ssss 2. 1000
s6ssis
p.n,ys s.4es Pos. .vu = W. r.sfora, s,es,,.s
e.. T.. rue, !, w .s.s s ~ 49, c..s s.sss.
s Ca. :s ,;sss'; . .s, 80 a -. f, -. ::c
. .i soy ss; e. =; -. - -. ~ . "a
to- , ,s r. - ...s' s.s r ~ - -
r...i sa,,ss =. sl.v q =. ID h.,,y4
y, = q. 10. !, s'..,e, sss = =. -
siifc:llns.es.. ~Saf. =. 49,
scnn loss wss,S 1r,i a. ~. - las s,snlsr Dc
rsrlh.ssrs. s.- Grsrsss. she,r ~ csp& 70
D.y,o. hauasg board 80 Of hsr e.sAis
fisl.sh. vhs sss ., KEY rsa o. 90 81 ias
~ 80 &C., :. e, - a.. r. ~. Sec:
'a,ss,
spess~. Ae.
s1s Roeer.. froH s.saA, s-s'as sosss. o.s ~. 40
Gr,s J>sns ca.aaAs. fros Bosss 'or 1si,sss Dsz 70.
gsv-iss rer,s.
cssE~ier.I ~, H-~is plr sssh Syta naftat ~ ss~
c.ssss,. Dec sfa pers h.ss ns'.ss ai.s.1ssa-Aie
Gf.sso. be- is-ar .ss.~salp nl..rs. sss,s ss~
nr.r,c, IN. so- p-..e y..". rai
nsia,n o. -ssr esIs esFts .u,sss srass cA
~ s., 30 i. - 80 -. - w.
rSa, ps4y. Cyi sss d u iesl 80 va - Bssl-t.
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Atty. Corn meal was neglected and prices wore


Wheat again advanced 20 &C. bushe but Ut the i'm
he business wss moderate me saes being con
81 ti white Canada at 50 s. 20 and Canada cub In
bond at 81 as Corn neglected and prices rather
ed the buyer The sales were ~ 90 heels At 81 l3% 81
" FOR mixed Western ~ store and shoa the lower price
in store closed at 81 liaell4E Oats syous prices
a'esfv with moderate demand TIE ssies were
10 oN bushels NJ $50 nc for Chicago and Milwaukee SIC
for ohio and M for State For the market quiet
but steadv; 5000 bushels Western realized 81 barley
continued dull and heavy We note sales cf 100 bushels
prime Canada, duty paid at 81 30 Malt
yons prices but there were no buyers and tho market
coTTos-rhe market was fairly active and armer closing
a. the suboined quotations This sales comprised bales
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FIRES IN aAINf.


PORTLAND, Nec, Is, 1874
The stons ware mandatory OF " A Pialaod IN
FarmngdAle VISA burned on Sunday evening Loss
$40. 600 Insured for 50. 600
Tho railroad depot NJ Yarmouth Junction was burned
yesterday afternoon
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ppaI ef NEW YORK. utctssEa o. 1855.

Cleared.
cssanah'p Virgo. RulEley, ssvannsh-hurray, rs0ts
s.rsm,hp IT CID Hobart scwterr. MOO oooi-psNi
s, a.aip alorema- sgraes Baimefsa~J Is SnniL
sl.p caroline Garr,n1 striker Nelaourne2Rw camorc,
Bat wsSs,,ae I.as'y -.
49, ~ hano,s lBr Ls.ber3 Caps DE- ved. aad
BArk u Murray. jr, auiligan Fort Prsnes-I sarray
BARK Ro.nA rlsr.an. Now oresns--R Ii Drummaad .
Rrlg Marir Dan, s,vr.,. Observation-Disclosures sni.a
Brig sahlns IBT. fsTr. Demarara-r W whfaey,
Hrs Aosawny Nsr} Bo.nsa, AApsnwAll-Aerchant OR
Brs y Pension ens, Burgess Por, spsin--renl.toa
s s hs m or i a.ssE ss ss.e 3 s,
~ ahSg Ws,>on watson ct ,,st'. n y q, %
sehr Ann Garrett Gradsli. rsa, -r,rr Gard Il Rey
SIR Wana,a, Hawkins. Savannah
Scar mary Russell, smith. wa.AiaS,on. sc-xar.r
SKI Jaha arnsh Cobb rhnatsiphi.-,.ssr p.y,oa
seir 6sss, isSis no.i,s,l x 80
eehr arsh Jags .sraasr s.wpsr,s,a sss,aah.a
steamer sr v wosdwara, aeI.oassiin. An.,~
Arrived.
s,csm.hip Em'ly soaasr isof , os'r e. =
ETpre NEE p srsrs sa esi,sry gales
s,-.m'hIP Dslswar, sa,son' chss's'oa via so'A
ss. ..sp G h ssia2s a e wlussas NO a ~.
s,s,%.Aia vsly dt'r ro@rsIa, Richmond and Norfolk,
sis.msslp neh ousisr Tse.sr baltimore. - hours ~'ss
sieauship ca-tc. Henry Boston wni load for verv
Cruz. zht the 18TH eassriy sosun-
10 anchor % New London durnG tho gallo drasssS
ashore but received no damage.
shiD Thornton, wss Liverpool Nov H. with ipisc sns q
passengers 10 William. a inl0n. Hal Continuation ~
westerly wiais tho last rs days.
BARK Chiffon. atsnord, Havana 10 days vita sugar, y
Brct Hon Go Had heavy weather split calls and .bifsst
cargo. aud several Of tie crew frossbiuen, ~ . .
Brig haripasa tof Uosonl, Nash Gus MIRA, Pr, Nov n
with sugar aud molasses. % simpson 4 clspp.
Brig l. Eaton tilrl, MeEey. Wlndscr via Corn hss
" iavs. With plaster aud potatoes 70 V D~Wou Cs
Had VERY heavy wv gales during the opt,e passage
BFig Two BROTHERS br forsf, ~ John, Nh with ,sth
A. q y Nsvtaa Sons Dee % Mount Desert. 10
heavy sale from sg aiose balwArss split sails sad tsS
part OF deck load.
q & sarye, ng schr rorrsy Haws Portland Cam. 70 o.
out, aud Il bound FOR tho Texas coast
sohr John water Dayiaa, eAfshsgcna ~ dsy. y. kes
Key West with capt Baisckl sIeA. wheco he
died fica 4. body Brought home.
schr MAY mr. ni.as afAs, ~ days with mo'assss -
TO y DeWolf a co.
wsh plaster. " whitney 90.
sehr Julia cinsh tnrl, Adams, ~ Andrews. Nh. 4 dsyA
with lumber 70 led Frye Co
Schr " wheaton NNtoi isrkngnvilis
SehF fetti, fof Bp.Ien Taylor. Phisdrlphia 1ale
with coal bound Boston, This morning In gale oH he
Highlands carried away fgrs and main topsnssis.
fchr ylos. Treworty saasl1s days
sohr Aifnira Ann Lunt CAias
S0hr Ghsvot drAr. Addison days
sohr Ward Parks Bogarl. Hsngur. II day.
Nahr sHfy fifieArr, Trscy. Boston,
sobr Truman. Gbbs Now Bedford iSh inst ~. 10
tho Va snrhnr nesr csptsans
Island parted both cains. ls the keige baked up bye
os 81 oak n5or but wen, Ashore, ani cana % -ih,s
son0us damAgr.
seAr A Pike. dove, Proyii.nrs
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give 81 900 70 the Lincoln Monument Fund II there
be found In any Custom House in the United States
larger per centsgs OF federal soldiers employed.
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RguEsT ON THE BODY of FARRELL, THE BURGLAR

Yesterday morning Coroner Gamble held an inquest at
Bellevue Hospital tho body Of Patrick Farrell tho
supposed burglar. recently shot the Third avenue
and Twenty nrst stree, by Officer O. Kass, whilc dis
covered in yard At that place. Tho following Is the
testimony ellcItod.- - ----- II -
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fuseT 70 GftfhA t9rfrAl 'fttu fNHaf
fhufscay afternoon Al coo sess.s ~ tahetA 81
wee 10 be bed - tue heEatian tharch. No. Do'g %
gus,ler psst tro c'clccs.
sHffks-On Nofdsy December IL, kkfs "
widow q Thsm&s -Aler.
no trends q .. fAAliy. Ars nvi.a = sli.od q.
fenstal from bsr late fssi1enes, w. - wssA T.sns
street, On Tnafrdsy n.ofnlrg a. teE s'tioct
SMITH On Tus~dsy December ~, nssf sher ~
nsss Josys ryffr. yosnssss SO q Jesfh aad henas
sn.ylh, aged year md u csys
Tho relatives sce ffsnas 81 to fanny are respectfully
invited y attend ne funeral from a. rcaassrs " -.
boon /, 0rs Cclses siIb0et far,her rotls@
fTEvlo in Monday evening", DsesHb~r ~. a. u
Ninth street, y eonsanpaon, A0ss " 5rttsss a IA
ne relative. ase fnsrd. q 10. f.a, so me NEE.
befs o. cpnttsntsi Loire NJ. al ana A n ~.
invited 20 stisnd me fassfai, "a ynaay sftsrneaA -
ors oclees Al the Fsfor.d D-ieb ,katcL 10 f~.hty.
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bslosed sls 81 fslsss Tahoe. nauys a gts -. VI
sxai oossty ~ nubiln. Ireland
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= yesass sasr ssrssi. On. rhsrs1sy nssnfs 80
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