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Marbinern.

49,
ERICSSON's CALORIC ENGINES
II CUTE BROS csebsed portable aud stationary high and low
pressure ENGINES rist and Saw Mills Pumps OF de.
scrpol; Giu Shsng Clearing Pn.ys &c Joboins Oh
ell Kinds JAMES a. hOblNsOS, =.
No. isi Duane-st, COZ. Hudsonst., New York
EOR SALE-One HYDROSTATIC PRESS, s-inch
ram p.su nch ram e1irs size pls,en suitable
Tor printers binders Apply TO the Y CONDENSlNd Co., NO
lS Front t., n. w. corner John snd FeaTsts Brooklyn
DIBBON, SUSPENDER and TAPE LOOMS. -
~ Also Looms Mind Of goods made TO order
JACQUARD Ma HINES manufactured and applied Power and
sPOOLlSG AND WARPfNG MACHINES for SIX aud Cotton.
and MACHINERY for the Manufacture Of DRESS TRIMMINGS.
" r. UHLINGER, Machnis,
No l62l North Second-st, Philadelphia Pa
CTEAM STONE-CUTTER C0MPANY-Are pre-
- pared .eh MACHINES u be used In QUARRlING STONE
bnd by STEAM POWER aud without the pow der
They vii do the work Of about 20 and the nock wasted
by the old process.
The Machine. have been thoroughly tested and working
t quares in the country Circulars giving particulars and
pdcs free. Address STEAM SrONECU1TER COMPANY,
No. 10 Wsllst.
CTATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM En-.
- CINE. Boilers FaI Hemp Tow Oakum and Rope Machinery
Mechanics Tools, &c TODD RAFFERTY,, Warehouse No. 4
Deyst., ~ y. Works Paterson, N. J.
CTEAM ENGINES for Sale, on hand, and all new
- Boilers 01l5, 20x40lOO horse Do not buy old when
WIN. MCKENZIE
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'INHE HORACE WATERS Grand. Square, and
a Upright PIANOS. MELoDEoNs sna CABINET ORGANS.
Wholesale and retail To let and so,gei purchased Monthly
payment. Ieee,sd f9r tho Secondhand bsan
Rom s'j TO r223 Factory WaeT,o s3i Broadway
pad Tor seoniad PioG Pisnos tuned sud repaired Sheet
Musk htle 'oied IA cents per page. HORACE WATERS
1--WE MASON x HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
-k!fTN.TWO GOLD or SILVER MEDALS OF other hIGH.
EsCPhEMli vs. have been awarded N. o.. w,hn years
aul SEVENTEEN wiin the last weeks, for THE BESJ
NsiRt hfNTS of1tis GENERAL CLASS.
Printed Testimony In their circrr
the orsni.'s aud musicians country that TIP
MASON X HANLlN CABINET ORGANS ARE UNEQUALFD
Prices slo 10 5000 Wsrcrooms No. So Broadway NewYors
rENHE CELEBRATED PIANOS of j. q c.
FISCHER tn best aud reliable Pau made,
Agf. ni al improvements Nos 2ll "a 2s, ss7, 7{s Twenty
ealta-st, Ninthsye.
1--WE balance OF our new and secondhand PIANOS
4 viii 10 SOLD At unit instruments
Of the hes make sta warranted for 1--WE years AUS PIANO
FORTE MARFgOOas No 40 BIoone.aL
I United PIANO-FORrE MAKERS,
~ No a WALKER-ST, New.Yok
Our Company being composed entirely Of superior wotaen
enabled 70 produce perfect Pisn0-sof's THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE.
Every Instrunien, guaranteed for Five fegs
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Til, Steam Generator combines essential advantages IN
ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION in first and Of
repairs durability Of fuel facility cleaning aud
tstion not possessed by any other boiler
10 formed combination OF cairon hollow spheres each
eight inches In external diameter and three ehs OF inch thick
the ends The form the known m strength to resist in.
akened punching
whieh boiler plate
Every boiler tested by hydraulic 900
pounds square inch. m CANNOT BE BURST UNDER ANY
PRACTICABLE STEAM PRESSURE.
Under pressure which might rupture ordinary boilers
every joint this becomes safety valve No other
this relief under extreme without In
itself and thus preventing disaster.
effected by which destroys the wrought
boiler Most explosions from this II has economy
In fuel equal TO the best boilers arriving from the large extent and
the surface which thoroughly mixing the gases induces better
buou and breaking the m the hest to be etctusy
absorbed than In the ordinary tubnar cylinder boiler
Ii quickly and with little fuel IL produces
heated without separate apparatus aud liable primng
osming II easily transported and be taken that
largest boiler may put through opening
IL Is readily cleaned inside and Under Ordinary ccurn
KEEP, free from deposit by blowing the
entirely out under fall PRESSURE II requires special
ki In s management, Injured parts be renewed with great
facility a. they uniform In shape and size When renewed the
boiler good The boiler
will need a unless unfairly used.
boiler be increased to extent by simply adding its
width and being the mutt paon Of single
the al II hes weight
oneha the ground the ordinary cylinder boiler without being
increased In hight Any knd Of fuel used from the
in in the best establishments this
Drawings sud specifications free OF charge For circulars
address JOSEPH HARRISON. Harson Boiler Works
0riy Ferry Road adjoining United States Arsenal Philadelphia
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IMPORTANT TO BAoxeas-couaTEaFelT COUPONS.

counterfeting scheme, which was to have got ria Oh
large number of gold coupons Of ISL due January !,
1867 discovered yesterday under the following cir
cumstanccs boy offered about 81 200 worth al tns
Office Of broker in Wall street. Tho clerk to whom
they were presented suspected them be counieriets
which upon inquiry they turned out TO be. On qnes
tioning the lad II found that ho was employed by
person who had that day opened all Office and who haN
given the boy the commission. An inspector went with
the lad but found the Office empty IL is supposed that
the boys absence alarmed his employer and led TO his
decampment The boy is able TO describe and swear 70
the deauter il may therefore be hoped that he will
soon be brought lustce The coupons may be detected
by the size OF figures by which they numbered.
as these exceed those the genuine by nearly one
quarter their size.
The following are the words on one OF the coupons
Acts of July II and August g. 1861 The United Of
America will bearer fifteen dollars for SIX monthly
LIST January 1857, upon bond No. $50 Tor $500
L. z. Chttenden, Register United States Treasury"
According to the boys statement he got employment
from the yesterday morning through the follow.
ing advertisement in this paper:-
WAsrrp-A boy for a brokers' Office Call at Exchange
place, room IT, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
After agreeing with tho broker to terms the boy
was sent To announce the antor of the building that
"the room would be accepted thus indicating that the
occupation Of the room contingent upon obtaining
the services Of the boy.
When the boy returned he found two men in the
ROOM He was then Jersey City for letter he
found Of course letter in Jersey City, and when he
returned an hour two had passed Then there were
three men in the room in Exchange place.
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the BAlL SEASON.
Fancy Dress Ball Of tho Hebrew BeneveIcl
aOciety.

Fancy Dress Ball of tho Hebrew Benevolent
Society.
The nrst annual ball Of this excellent society took
place last night at the New York Assembly Rooms
About three hundred persons present. but the
ceipts not large 1t hoped and anticipated
Tho room presented very nne appearance tho ladies
wore richly dressed the characters exceently repre-
scented and the music Theodore Thomas best. A q
fancy ball Il must be pronounced a decided succem
Indians clowns sailors stage Irishmen. with hats
tall themselves men with no hats, dukes militia
men, kings darkcs ballad singers aud the usual number
represented Mr. y. N. Cohen had charge OF the floor
and other gentlemen efficiently performed the duties Of
the Committee Of Arrangements aud Reception. The
credit OF this very brilliant affair however, must be ac
corded 20 Mrs Davis who, with her son. the Secretary
OF the society had the heaviest work 70 perform. AZ
twelve O'Clock an elegant supper served, during
which Mr. Samuel J. Davis, Secretary, was presented
with watch and chain by the society, q mark OF
respect and In acknowledgment OF his YEAR, volun-
tary service In behelf OF this charity. Alter supper
which was excollentiy served dancing resumed and
maintained until late hour.
Ball or the Mariners Lodge, No. ~. 4. q. d. r..
The rst annual ball Of this lodge Of the Odd Fellows
society took place last night at Irving Hail. About four
hundred persons were present and the arrangements
under the management Of Mr. ". Q. Murphy, chairman
of the,commttse, were admirable II 10 expected that
the lodge realized from tho sale Of tickets elSO Mr.
wallace with his excellent band, wss In attendance
DanoInG kept mp until . late hour.
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state had gone 70 the Northern and Southern frontiers
N come 10 definite settlement about domestic ques-
ton OF political economy which wss repreaensso % %
mons the many steps taken to put down the remain
ING marty constituting the Baez faction wes decree
whereby those individuals who were dangerous 70 the
actual government had been expelled from the country
"a FAR the news Is received by the steamer Never
tbeess despite all the fine prospects therein depicted
there arc Of tho Domincans resident IN TINS
who believe In the stability OF the present
hem think that Cabra will year In power-some
believe that it will only last half that time.
PORTO RICO
PASSWORDS TIC s.rinr Of the island nad peen aooi-
,sr- ss.Iu the measure laudea ny all parties.
The papers filled with local matter. Custom House
REFORM however absorbed the attention OF the public
The sugar Market owing to the great scarcity OF the
qualities ranged from Axe. to Axe. Moasses COM
manded l2c Coffee, l44c paid for 1000 cwt, bought
on speculation for Crba
The recent copous rains had proved beneficial to the
cane fields
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THE MTRo-elYcsRNE EXPLOSION At aocSssys'.
xfispuyN
Further ParticnInrs-Force Of the Explosi

Further ParticuIars-Force Of the Explosiou.
From the Rochester Union, Dec. Al q
About Ave O'Clock this morning the inhabitants in the
hsrthern part Of tho city, on both sides OF the river
ings distinctly Those residing in the vicinity OF the
railroad lines OF the impression that locomotive
boiler had exploded The explosion In the tunnel
near the High Falls Tho tunnel has been excavated
distance Of two hundred and seventy feet through
the solid rock. and for the past week tho new
explosive compound, nitro gycerine, has beeH
used for blasting The work has been prose
cuted BY two gangs OF hands, each consisting Isl
four men. The night gang were In the tunnel at th2
time. The names Of the men james Reddinetok
dhomas McNorton, Alex. Mann and James Dolan. Al
which was Immediately followed BY terrific sxplosi6R
OF fifteen pounds Of nitro gycerine, which was In n
can lined with plaster Of Paris situated In chnnbef
dug out OF the rock fifty feet from the blast The
men mentioned, with the exception Of Dolan, who had
directly over The entrance standing about hfvy
feet from the mouth Of the tunnel The concussjol
lifted them bodily and forced them toward the
br OF the tunnel. where they found-McNVrtcp
and Reddngton within foot OF the brink, and Mann
few feet In the The ladder by which tho men de-
the prec pce and little time elapsed before tho
unfortunate could be brought TO the ground above
They were hauled up with ropes McNorton expired
about nine O'Clock Reddington had one r.b8
his right side broken, bis arm and face bruised II ID
also feared thai he sustained internal injuries, but
pccted to Mann received Commissions but nok
serious ones II Is thought aud his speedy recovery u
looked for The wooden air trough and whcclbarrows "a
tho tunnel we're blown into atoms and singular enough
atom OF the which contsined the glycerno
unnnred by the explosion. There can be no quos
ton but that the gyccrno exploded By the lar pro.
duced by the powdcrblast, aud this when II was 1ty
feet djslApt
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UNITED STATES cumMIssloHea's OFFICE.
Alleged Illegal shipment of Benxine-Dangel
OF shipping Explosive Fluids.
Before Commissioner Osborne

Alleged Illegal Shipment OF observation-disclosures
OF Shipping Explosive Fluids.
Before Commissioner Osborne
Yesterday an important heard before Com
missioner Osborne, in the matter OF tho United States
VS.. Demas Barnes and Others The defendants were
charged with having shipped to Milwaukee, Wis, four
cases Of benzne in manner contrary the provisions OF
tho laws Of 1852 chap. This statute declares
that NO explosive burning fluid material that ignes
by friction shall be shipped transported without hav-
ing the name the description marked outside the
case box containing the same. Any violation Of this
statute is msdemeanor, and punishable by fine not
exceeding 1000, or imprisonment not exceeding
eighteen months, or both. The charge against the do
fendanis that they did not mark the in the
way above prescribed by the law.
Mr. Joseph Bell United states Assistant District Az.
torney, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Britton
Gottlob E. Weiss examined-I reside at Milwaukee,
WIS am deputy collector and inspector or customs ct
tho port OF Milwaukee; held these offices there In the
month OF July last; certain cases In Milwaukee IN
July last they were marked "Rico Rising, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,; there also four marked Gass,
Buffalo, steamer akes;' this about the 25th Of
July these boxes were ahe dock of tho Milwaukee and
OF s running
from MhwauS,. to Grand Haven, which Is port in
&c lie did not see taken from the steamer
lying at the wharf, cals. my attention TO one Of the
boxes IN question on accoI.t Of peculiar smell pro-
hers Produced found opsns Contained ss S's small
glass bottles filed with subance and labelled
contains the following among other words:-'Benzinee
purified and deodorized by Sylvester Directions-ves
volatile. Keep well corked. Very inAammable Do
not expose TO tho fire. Demas Barnes Il Co, q Pork
row, New York" found another case and It contained
Tho same ook bottle and brought II with me bottle
prUaaced) TINS Is the bottle; also sent the case.
The case was offered in evidence II bore the follow
ing on one cnd:--Put up by Sylvester Propretor;s
New York. 80
Mr.. Bell on the part Of tho government asked Mr..
bon to admit the acual transportation of the benzine
On the steamer on Lake Michigan. II he did SO this
would save the government the expense OF bringing
witness from Milwaukee to prove the fact
a.I D,,1n sad he was not at present prepared 10
ton with his nc would, however, have ronsuta-
when he ready = % IN o'u 'ue Ds'iios Attorney
The further hearing o. ~ ,..s,,
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eral Commissions the hoad apparently received byA
slungshot or other blunt instrument He conf
yeyed TO Bellevue Hospital.
SAD AND FATAL CAsuALTr.-0n Monday afternoon.
during the temporary absence Of his mother, boy
named Noah Ackey about three years OF age, son Of
John Ackley, Washington Market butcher residing Al
sse Hudson street. accdeny set his clothes on fire with
piece Of a cigar which he had lighted at the stove
His clothes were soon in blaze when lady living on
the MINER story hearing his cries fastened to his relief
but not until his little breast and arms were dreaduly
burned He fingered in the greatest agony TIL yesterday
his sprghtliness and he was the only one OF the
bereaved parents heavy cloud has fallen upon happy
home, and large circle of acquantances are hea'e
stricken at his untinely end.
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NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE HeaALo.

'spect Of Political Affairs Under the Admin.
istration OF Governor Cabral-Bacx's Party
Lenders Plotting Revolution in ~. Thomas.
HAvASA, Nov. 30, 1856
Tho Spanish steamer Barcelona, from st. Thomas
the 10TH Porto Rico the 17th S. Domingo the Goth and
Santiago do Cuba the 22d inst, arrived at this port
the 9th inst, with the following news
ST. DOMINGO
The government OF Cabral using the most strenu
sndeavUs 10 restore the country 10 order-and,
the Basz conspiracy had been entirely foiled II
ndcny expected that the republic would ere long be In
the full enjoyment Of prosperous tranquility.
General Cabra DESTROYS TO encourage all kinds Of
industry and enterprise The copper mines Of San Girls.
toba, the petroleum wells OF AEua, the salt pits OF
Neyba and the guano deposits at Alto Veto he looked
upon being OF the greatest importancoand therefore
he was particularly solictous about them, extending
ample protection 10 the parties engaged in those under
takinga
The cult, alton Of tobacco In Cbao presented the
favorable prospects, and plentiful harvest expected
for next year.
A company formed by Alfred Monier Juan sa,ous and
raj establishment at the Isle Of saona
The declaration Of the 7th Of October, 1885, whereby
been confirmed BY President csbrai
Great hopes entertained that BY due protection
10 the agricultural and mining interests and proper
gard TO the with other countries the resourc
Of the republic would soon develop themselves and
tcriAlly lessen the depreciation OF paper money!
The following individuals had been sgpQ. Char H.
Evsrts, at Curacao; Augusta Por'el - hAvre, "
un nr ~ is.ss were supposed to s.u, 81
rAss. "a =. fsst resource, awaitinRh. camns y, |
vsnss hv r.ssns attempts TO rcvolution cosst ~ ~
"a ~ ins descent parts OF shc .,,,.ss
ssran~ This last attempt was madnsd scboonsr :,
cp,.so who effected landing In ar hut the govern.
place. near gu,aoon on the xs.h W armed vessels TO
pursue Thorn The rebels, n5ceeded to Hiruey. wbcss
,he TIME 70 their landing not responded TO- and thew
themselves taken Condemned to death and ,bs y.s
principal rebels wernent $40 's 'os'
70 I'VE years cortes that were before opposed IN The
Many OF thai we're daily sending In thar sShar e |
election OF 'esdlng government and public order Vas
ebee 70 mo De entirely reestabished In tho interior
consierrsdcnt was about making tour throueh ~.
U0vinces' and citizen FaIo the secretary of ] ,
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TIVE FEHkIlL OIL CASE.

In the Court Of Oyer and TsrmiDer Eminen. counsel
are engaged on both sides, the Kpd others omerraw
Chester w john Dickcfffber Two"--w be placed on
hs{smsramp angel biantifs claim that the land was
,ne ytne. Nsna IN or crude oil from cans and phals
dossd with petrem With tho assurances that the ndica
sna Inen soiqsa The plaintiffs lay their damsges at
~ Ss.y roo, 0o0 Tso trial sycise general Interest
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MARINE c0Ur
Before Judge Hearne and a D.,

Before Judge Hearne and J.r
John A. Reed u.s. Patrick Sherman ...,.
brought to recover damages for alleged injuries dom
horse, belonging to plaintiff by coming into collision.
with truck defendants property in the month of April
last The defence was that the horse left united in
the street, ran away and injured himself Tho jury were
discharged without agreeing to a verdict For plaintiff
Tomnson Brigham; for defendant, Gillen Flanagan
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

I'm IN. u.... :. RICHMOND, Dec. s, 1906
sa, .ns House OF Delegates today resolutions wore
"spsea 70 inquire into the expcdicpcy Of perm,,,,nr
per cent. e'e' vi insorsss than six
ssk,, COMMUNICATION nom Randolph Rogers was read
A. ~ that tho debt OF the state OF Vreinis
iSrs .or satuary Will DO paid before he sends tbe
remaining statues Of Marshall, Nelson and Lsw,s
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sherman ana Minister Campbell Going e.
shermnn's Inspection of the Island Of Cuba
Departure Of the Expedition for nm Unkn own
Destination, &c.
HAVANA, Nov. %, 1866.
sHERMAS's TOUR INSPECTION
Lieutenant General Sherman returned the night be-
fore last from two days exploration Of the Island Of
Cuba Everywhere he received with the utmost
enthusiasm, and he came back loaded down with the
finest Havana cigars The Spanish papers hero devote
several columns daily recounng OF the marvellous
exploits Of the sar-famed General Sherman" and de.
email space to consideration Of the antecedsnts
Of Minister Plenipotentary Campbell Generally
tho tone assumed is favorable to the United States
and facility hostile to tho Macmillan. reoie Sherman
speaks in the highest terms OF the fertility and rich en-
paccs OF the Cuban island and strives vainly conceal
his regret that productive country should remain
gnder 50 arbitrary and rerosrade form Of government
Hrvss -sns O. g sns AMERICAN CONSUL
Yesterday Mr.. Minor, the American Consul in Havapa
paid an official visit to tho susquehannA and was re-
With all the beating By and the
rican residents here Mr.. Minor warmly sympathises
with the objects Of the expedition. and is in every
spect an admirable eyposont OF American interests in
wHER. ARE THEY ooNGf
TODAY the SusquehaunA Ia busy taking In coal and
Tomorrow shc starts from Havana Where will she 20
Vera Cruz is the destination commonly spoken or but
Vera Cruz remains in the hands Of the French and i'm
periaists and II u difficult TO soc how minister &C.
credited to the republic Of Mexico mr. Campbell makes
point Of ths can effect landing there unless under
some arrangement with the French Emperor tantamount
70 AZ abpdopmsn, 9t Mexico by The French troops and
The Austrian pfss6nder. ssmpco n another noff 6Sr
gested There blockade Aare ana the town though
terribly knocked about 10 In the hsnds Of the bcrsis
Tnence General sherman and Minister campbell misht
probably make their way 10 Mexico city, Ne sbandoned
capital OF the Archduke Maximiian and eveLt mioht
be- chihuahua where President Juarez still ho1 On
Everything mystery ct present, and there bus
two men connected with tho expedition who solve H.
They win not Formidable as her armament Of fourteen
large Dahlgren guns the Suaquehanna wooden ship
Is not adapted for immediate warfare. What, then, will
DO done CAs sara cara.
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ro,or.,r CINCINNATI, Dec. g. 1906
tsrd.. l. Jones. Of Newport Ky, Vas tried yea
st,s on an Indictment chareing him with falling 10
Th In Uned states revenue stamps 10 four receIns
INJURY returned verdict against defendant0nc ssoo
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choir. Samson win DO repeated on Tuesday ne'' =
StenwAy Hall.


Tony PASTORS Opera House:
This favorite resortfos NE inhao'san" - - ~
side OF the city was, usual crowded - 49, corn.
evening The performance, when We. y cornnls,s
b'nas'on oha'"ea audience who by their repeated
satisfaction 70 s.srmned to have fun value
calls showed ,ns negro comicalties Of Gallagher
fof Ih"d Irms.,sng extremely mirth prc.-.ssi
- a II Miss Bertha and the corps de paet very
ue the singing of Jennie Enge fair; and, indeed,
@ item Of the first part OF the programme fairly de-
opslv accorded IT, The entertainments concluded with
an Irish drama entitled The Heart OF Erin, or the Men
al 9s The piece abounds with startling incidents and
positions but rather too devoid OF point to
carry with Il the sympathy Of audience Tony Pastor
is not the bills this week. His absence makes gap
in the performances which easily filed, and cannot
fail TO be felt by his patrons.
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NEWS FROM CUBA.

The steamship MORO e--tls. Captain Aaana from
Havana the Let inst, avss Il thh port n an ssry
hour this morning. We are indebs. 10 Mr.. Albert, tho
purser for prompt delivery Of dispatches and lss
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FALL or A BUILDING IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8, 1866.
The walls Of Austn's brewery, in West Philadelphia
fell this afternoon, killing named George Norris
aged sixtys and severely inurng four other per.
sons who were engaged in rebuilding the edce, which
as burned down some time since.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.


The Governor Of this state conirarx 3 Dev ,seo
the I' warrant! for an election 10 al vacancies ~
rnsn, .essiature u was thought that the estsblish
prevent 49, eAry day OF Provincial Governor would
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THE CHICAGO TUNNEL.

CHICAGO, Dec. s, 1919.
The FORMAL opening Of tho lake tunnel takes place