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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-05-04
PUBLIC-NO. 54.1

AN ACT making appropriations fol
the support Of the Military Acad.
envy for the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and sixty eight, and for Other
purposes.
Be It enacted By the Senate ana
House Of Representatives Of the Uni.
ted States of america in Congress as.
semJled, That the following sums
be, and the same are hereby, appro.
priated, out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated
for the support Of the Military
Academy for the year ending the
thirticth of June, eighteen hundred
and sixty-eight
For pay Of officers, instructors
cadets, and musicians, one hundred
and fifty four Thousand eight hun.
drcd and forty dollars.
For communication of subsistence
five thousand and fifty dollars. =
For pay in lieu of clothing to Of
fcers' servants, one hundred and
fifty six dollars.
For current and ordinary expen-
scs, siXty-siX thousand four hundred
and siXty-seven dollars,
For increase and expense of IL
brary, three thousand dollars.
For expenses of board Of visitors,
FIVE thousand dollars.
For forage for artillery and caval-
ry horses, nine thousand dollars.
For horses for artillery and cav
airy practice, one thousand dollars
For repairs of officers quarters,
five thousand dollars.
For targets and batteries for ar
tillery practice, five hundred dol
lars.
For furniture for cadets h9spital,
two. hundred dollars. -sssi
For gas pipes, gasometers, and
rctorts, six hundred dollars.
For materials for quarters for su
balterD officers, five thousand dol.
lars.
For ventilating and heating the
barracks and other academic build
ings; improving the apparatus fol-
cooking for the cadets; repairing
the hospital buildings, including the
introduction of baths for the sick,
the construction of water-closets in
the library building, and new furn-
iture for the recitation rooms, forty
thousand dollars.
For purchase of fuel for cadets
mess-hall, three thousand dollars.
For the removal and enlargement
of the gas works, twenty thousand
dollars.
For additional appropriations, foI
which estimates were not made last
year:
For enlarging cadet laundry, five
thousand dollars
For furniture for soldiers hospit.
al, one hundred dollars.
Fer increasing the supply of wa
ter, replacing mains, and so forth
fifteen thousand dollars.
For ice-house and additional store
and servants rooms, seven thous-
and five hundred dollars.
For fire-proof building for public
Offices, fifteen thousand dollars.
For breast high wall Of water bat
terry. five thousand dollars.
For permanent derrick on the
wharf, two thousand five hundred
dollars
SEC. ?. And Be It further enacted,
That the cadets Of the Military Ae-
ademy be entitled to the ration now
received by the acting midshipmen
at The Naval Academy, commenc-
ing at the date Of the approval Of
the law. authorizing the same.
SEC. 9. Ind be It further enacted,
That hereafter the assistant profes-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-05-04

"AVING received by the late arrivals n
III large stock of Fresh and New DRUGS,
in addition 10 the large assortment on hand,
am now prepared to supply the large and
increasing wants Of the DRUG TRADE
SOUTH.
IL is needless, perhaps to enumerate the
various articles embraced in my stock, be-
cause am to keep on hand eUery article us
ually found in wholesale Drug Establish
ment. My Drugs and Medicines have been
selected with great care, and hesitate not
to say that II fresher and purcr lot of drugs
and medicines than those to be found in my
store and warehouse cannot be found in this
city. They were selected by myself in per-
son and know they are genuine. | offer
them to the ira lie as low and on as favora-
BILE terms MS similar articles can be bought
in New Orleans. My stock of
Chemicals,
Paints,
O,ts, Glass,
Dye-Stuts,
PerJmerg Is.
is complete.
! am also the Wholesale Southern Agent
for large number Of the most
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES AND
REMEDIES
now in use throughout the country. These
embrace
Goes Cough Balsam
and Dyspepsia Cure,
IIubbcl's Cabinet Brandy
and Golden Bitters,
the Martha Washington
Hair Restorer,
Mrs. Winslows Mystic Pills
and Queen Hair Restorer,
DR.. Clocks Excelsior Hair Restorer,
The Massasoit Hair Restorer,
DR.. Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics.
Russ st. Domingo Preparations,
Hurley's Sarsaparilla,
Worm candy and Stomach Bitters,
and many other remedies equally well
known in the South all of which | can
furnish in any quantity and on the most
advantageous terms.
am also agent for very superior kind of
Lubricating Oil
which is now used instead of Sperm Oil, by
Northern Railroad Companies and Machin-
lists of all kinds, it having been found
equal 70 Sperm Oil for all kinds of machin-
cry. 1t can be sold very low.
l respectfully invite those who visit this
city in search of anything in my line, to
call and inspect my stock and learn my
prices. Billy.
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Approved, February %, 1867

MuRDER.-Mr. John Tut was
killed in this place on the. night of
the 9Th, by some party whose name
has not vet been made known to the
public. Mr.. Tut came to town on
the evening previous to his death
and put up at the Arlington House,
on his way from his mothers at Sui
phur Springs in thi~county, TO Tyler.
lie stated to several persons du-
ring the evening that parties were
watching his movements and that
he would be killed before morning,
So confident was he in this belief
that he had bis will written that
evening. He may have given the
names of the persons whom he sus-
piconed, but if so, the fact has not
yet been made public.
About 10 clock at night he took q
drink with other persons at "The
Office" stating that it would be his
last-that he W ould be killed that
night.
immediately after this he went to
his room and, from all the lights we
can get, was in the act Of going to
bed, when he was either called or
went out on his own motion and
was shot down few feet in front
of the door of his room, receiving
twelve buck shot in the right breast.
which penetrated the lungs causing
almost instant death, He fell with
his sixshooter in his hand, from
which fact it is inferred he saw the
party who shot him, and was pre-
pairing to defend himself when the
gun fred. 1t is well authenticated
that as many us two persons fled from
the vicinity when the murder was
perpetrated but they were not ident-
flied. sistsS
1t was only h4sw moments after
10 o'clock when the foul decd was
committed-the alarm was immedi-
ately givcn-many persons had not
retired and several were on the
streets and yet, strange to relate, no
one, so far us the facts have been de-
veloped, made any discoveries cal
culatcd to certainly identify the
guilty party or parties. But "mur-
der will out, and as certain as we
are now writing, in time, something
further will be known of this mys-
FERROUS affair.
The deceased we had know from
his youth-in our teaching days"
he was our pupil-from this fact and
because he had many good traits of
character we liked him. Though
rather wild and at times reckless, he
had q good heart and generous
nature. If there was anything he
detested more than another it
was that of taking an undue adj
vantage of an enemy in a personal
conflict, and we have no doubt had
he known that he cosld secretly
haze killed these whom he knew to
be on his track and thus have saved
his own life, he would have spurned
the idea, and met the fate he did
Henderson Times 18Th.
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Sowing Machines.

COrTHEBN FAMILY SEWING MACHISE.-
- Noissless Marhine Of " sicoH 4 Gibbs vii sew,
hem fel, braid tuck gather, guilt, card and en-
broieer with safi.facfian- Azents wanted al 30
St Charles 3 Box $50. r. o. SeW orleans
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Tagging. SC
commission Merchants.

FNT. TH0MAE a CARTER. importers 81 and
n p.-lsrs in Cordage, EASING, Bale koi'@' i'm
fi-s l. 1n4 p1r1fas strsat- NoE Orlsans,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-05-04
Challenge Competition!

Il ERKINs & co. HAVE SUMMER SILKS,
PERKINS 6 Co. have Grenadines,
PERKINS & Co. have Melanges.
PERKINS & Co. have Balsarines.
PERKINS s. Co. have Partisan Stripes.
PERKINS & Co. have Silk Challe.
PERKINS 6 Co. have Embroidered Robes,
PERKINS s. Co. have genuine Irish Poplin.
PERKINS & Co. have Valencia Edging,
PERKINS s. Co. have Valencia Inserting.
PERKINS s Co. have Point Lace.
PERKINS & Co. have Shetland ShaEls.
PERKINS s Co. have Lace Shawls.
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- = prrrrrs - T. su-Essox----.--n. L EEHyfnS
NrpETVs swrNs0N & Co. Nv Orlsans.-
sWTNs0N PEREINS CO. Nsr York s--Gan-
ri fr-r-nissinn Nerdilarfa
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Mantua Making Der.

MaTitua Making Der,
We have Al great iroulis and sr, -se, brouglt out
from NeW ferE co fetsnf r. ,.r ,,.s nffsra lad
Who cannot he syHsllsi n = - 5.eb - iurfrla-s
~ u, ~ NJ r.tion renaumsBd her % our
~. p a. r.. in this gri,
n. =, q the --latest patterns frnn Aadans
Is asfa u siIlnenf, and receive ne AN ~
7" - fsaufts; and invite the ladies q housioi
.-.s vieiri-v e crll aud eramins the uew styles
Perkins CO. ofsr % the Wholesale trade the -
Of American Frinss ~ IZlz1H cents Cone aue See
HENRY II. PERKINS n Co.
nz-r-, Ts-F r-rffns- Rur. Main Street, Hous
-on, Esrss. lmayss ss-Ei7-,
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PRICES 3.

No. I. seven Octave, round corners Rose
wood plain ease, 500
No. 2, Seven Octave, round corners Rose
voo5 bsaTy mOuldings, Ss25-
No. 3. seven Octave, round corners, Rose
vood Boris XIV style, $50
TERMss-NE1I CksH, in current funds
Descriptive eirculars cent FREE.
--.r - $50 al
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"a st. Constant street.
Monfreai Julv IL.

MOuTeaif July IL Aoof-
Messrs. Devins & Bolion-Gentlemen
For the last eleven months / have been SUI
fering almost daily from several attacks Of
Dyspepsia so much so that / could with
difficulty retain meal in my stomach
more than twenty minutes. At night ex-
perienced q great burning in or about the
region of the heart; q general depression
Of spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness OF dimness Of sight. ] tried va
rious cathartics, compounds and stomach
preparations. without being afforded any
effeciual relief, till used four bottles OF
HubbeIs Golden Bitiers, since which period
have not been troubled with a single one
Of the above comp aints. Prom the benefit
tbns- Bitters have afforded me, ] feel il my
l.r o express publicly my grateful thanks
Gro. A. BAECRoFT,
Arcounfsuf and Colieffnr
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The " Grovesteen Piano Forte
received the highest award of
merit over all others at the
Celebrated worlds Fair,

Where were exhibited infirunents Rom ne 49, ne
more Boston and Neu FORK and also Al The : ce
T.s.ii. f a.. -essirs ers, the gold ana siifef ~
.is from both Of bich eEn b. Zen a. cur Sare-rooth-
~ fi,s ffifroiur-icn OfiurroTeInsuts. We MAKE =
sffn more perfect PiEno FORTE Hud " rnsnutctnr-
ing largely. with s.ricflT ca-h syten- sre enabled
n osr tiee INSTRUMENTS a. price vhich VII pre-
eluie comqetiii0u-
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MILLINERY.

Mrs. SOLOMON has just returned from New
York, and has selected for us the latest
styles of B0NNETS add HATS, therefore,
PERKINS & Co have Empress Bonnets.
Perkins & Co. have Gipsey BOnneis.
PERKISs & Co. have Neapolitsn Bonnets.
PERKINS & Co. have Mohair Bonnets.
PERKINS & Co. have Italian Braid Bonnets
PERKINS & Co. have English Straw Bonnets
PERKISs & Co. have Fancy Gimp Bonnets.
PERESs & Co. have Marguerite Hats.
PERKIxs & Co. have Derby Hats.
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TOBACCO.

(,rescent city Tobacco Works.-MATEE
" BEoJnzRs Manufacturers 0fTobarco and Cigars,
Dealers in Chewing and Leaf Tobacco, j TthoupitOu-
La St. New Orleans. lsep22-ly-l
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TrT fhem and be CONVINCED !

For sale evsryNbere.
Fpr sale everywhere
For sale svsryEhers
Gro. c. HuBsEL & Co. PrnPrietors.
INV. HrBBEL. Exclusive Agent
p Cedar street
Jas. eeNEGAL,
IN 2asf1v
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commission Merchants & Cotton Factors

.rvaRE 4 BROTHER 10. ii3 Grsvisr - fE-
w tirular attention raid o. sslilrE Nucl- y y
,ra-r iais n selma IA Jas. 7 Ns-ti lais q 81
rcsirr, T-1-s
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..PERuYIAN lark RITTERs.v
Pianos and Music.

rToRN BREMER, as Camp st. Constantly on
III hand first class Pianos-Pieyel's, Martin
Ouvriers, the celebrated Cyeiod, etc. t7:lyl
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Wholesale Fish Merchants.
Wholesale Druggists.

&C u. MOODY & CO., 81 Tchoupitoulas st. specia
%. attention given to selling mackere Cod Fish
Herring, Bueter, Cheese, and Lard. [decl5;lyl
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COLLEGES.

II GRUNEWALD, Publisher Of Music, Importer
q. 'of musical Instruments, Pleyel Pianos, Stein
way & sons', Chickering'S and Gabler's, ll9 Canal
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exrediency ofhavipg the saiares Of Assistant Assea
and Assistant Collectors In districts where th ere
Assessors Collectors, made the same thaf
OF Assessors R1d Collectors.
On motion Of Mr. Wathburne (WlsJ the secretary
of the Treasury directed TO communlc ate .intor
nation 10 salaries paid aud fees collected under
the steamboat law and whether any pros eoutlOn
been inAtituted against persons connected with the
steamboat companies for violation OF that law; ana
Mr. Paine CWis.) introduced bill providing that q
majority Of all the votes Actually cast shall determines
theTesult any ell cion held under the Rec0nstrOc
the Judiciary Committee. - .
Mr. Logan fIil) Introduced bill RllOwing pensions
Referred to the Committee on Rovoutonry Pensions.
Mr.. Eliot (Mssa introduced q joint resolution, de-
clarRtOry OF the OF Jny 2s 1896 relating TO public
schools In The Datrict OF Columbia ,,.-
nve citizens of Ashtabula countv, Ohio askinE the
House of Representatives tn impeach the Pfes dsnS
Mr. Window (Ninn.) having permission 10 make
personal explanation caused tn read the report OF
the arks Mr.. BrOOKs m. W Yesterday, reflect
ingupon him, and denied that he had said anything
10 provoke any such remarks. s.. .--.-..
Ihe Speaker presented letter from tne -
service of the Post Office Department. Referred "
Committee on Appropriations.
The question undisposed OF a. the adlOurnmsnt
yesterday. cOncurring with the Senate IN reVsipe
the Joint Committee on Ordnance, came up. . .
Mr.. Ross (Ill.) remarked that the country dtd nos
want any Ordnance COMMITTEES. and he thouBht =
committee on pruning g-hOoks would he better. -
Mr.. Logan GID spoke in favor OF concurring 10 tno
resolution. The evidence already taken showed, ne
said that great frauds had been perpetrated on tn9
munitions OF war AM that officials of the HOyern-
ment had been parties to these frauds. He declarsl
that I'm the late Uuited States soldiers hn3
been killed by their own arlllery than by the e5t
the Ordnance Departments OF the Army and NAVY
The resolution was cOncurred In, Yeas, 1885, nays -
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LEGAL 1NTELLIaENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER sEssIoNS-Judge Brew
guilty TO a charge OF the Larceny of goods yaiued at
$50, from store at Ninth and Cherry streels. They
they found an opportunity, and stole bale of cassi
mere no re- LueSy S this was the only piece OF the goods
of the house made search fos The prisoners whom nd
i6eir arrest Part OF the goods weie reco gered
larceny OF money. ste stole purse from . lady in
a. han and M Marke M s nd Taa a lady
until asente m came up and aided In her arrest.
allegation OF the Commonwealth was that on the
te 81 b6sR 70 % cSE ensPed nd
o, Large and and valuable lot & Of Selye, sans
aVtin and disposed Of them for t ifiieg SUM- 10
her store was entered by back Window, which was IS
opened by the burglar bring a hole through the
were stolen Part Of them restored to her
Mr. Lamon testified that those goods were brought
to the office by Detective TaggarT and that he gave
Mr. Taegart testified that he found the goods at
EzabSth Stuart tsstied that She - the tavern
just spoken or the goods the Detective found there
by man called George Black she thonght the prl,
s9neT as the man she s Vas AS, almost positive Of IT,
saw The goods & s9d Back a. the tavern In Brown
him, and ne said he could 1t they all right. He
TOOK them, disposed Q Tn N, and gave Black $50.
shown that he had convicted IN this Court, and
The prisoner CONDUCTED bis own defense and called
witnesses who testified that on the night the burglary
house OF bis father-in nursing his sick wife, and
! did not leave this house during that night.
After the remarks of the District Attorney the
evidence.;the prisoner followed in lengthy argu-
ment, not studied or sKiltul, but to the point.
Amer the charge OF the Court the jury retired and
at th6 close of report, had rendered verdict
COURT OF QUARTER SEES eIONS-Julge Lud-
! Iowa. large number OF assault and battery cases
| were disposed OF this morning.
! UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Judge Cad
! walader.-The United States Whisky, James
| ]. seiber claimant. Before reported. Verdict for
| the United States
! The United states VS.. Spirits, etc.. VIM McNally.
| goods
for alleged viola lon OF the revenue law. The United
States did not me ke out their case, and verdict
/ fOr ha cl
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DIED.


CUNNINGHAM.-On the Sd instant, after severe
Illness, WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, in the 7sth year
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
ally invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
ence. NO. i020 Fitzwater street, op Friday morning
at 10 O'Clock. To proceed TO Mount Moriah Cemetery
EAGER.-on the Sd instant Mr.. WILLIAM
EAGER, In the $50 year of his age.
The relatives and friends respect fully invited 70
attend his tuneral nom his late resldenee NO Il4
ing at 10 O'clock. IntermeDt at Laurel HILL
HALLOWELI.-0n the Sd instant, after short Ill
ness, Mr.. WILLIAM HALLOWELL In the 56th year
HIS friends and those OF the family also Lodge No.
3, A. Y. M; and Heneosis Adelphon Lodge No 2S, L.
o. orc F. are respee fully inXlte6 20 attend ms rune
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. To proceed 30 Lau-
rel Hill Cemetery.
HOPKINS -On the morning Of December g. Mrs.
CATHERINE HOPKINS, in the S3d year or her age,
The funeral will take place frem her late residence
No. 1929 Sergeant street. on Friday morning Decem-
ber g. at 10 O'clock. Funeral services az the house.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., on the morning OF the LIST
The relatives and friends of the family. also Hand
ment, No. ). q the T. O. ofo f.; and the members or
the Union League OF the Twenty third Ward, are re-
spsc.ny lnyed 70 attend the funeral nom his late
noon the 9Th instant, at O'Clock. Interment At Bible
Snsspeh ShnTch n Third street above Glrard ave-
MYEhs:-On the 4th instant PAULINA MYERS,
consort OF the late Samuel Myers the 7eth year OF
The relatives and friends of the fanv are ,nv,ted
70 attend her funeral, from the residence Of her som
in-iaw. Thomas Longshore No. 1875 Arch street. on
seVenth.day, the 7th instant AZ II o'clock
RANDOLPH.-At Riverdele, New Yorr an
W1dnesdayimorning the 4th instant II ELEM if)rl n
ROP RANDOLPH, daughter OF Edmund n and
Helen X l. RsndolPs ip tos ste gsSS Of her
On eaturday the 7th Instant, at "a o'clock n NJ IN
terment at Laurel llll.
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7 HIRD EDlTIO N
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY

OmciaI Troubles - appointment - The
Snow Storm, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. !
BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-Ihere is trouble between
the old memoers OF the Appeal Tax Court and the
new sppointees; also between the old Board of
Visitors TO the Jail and the new ones; also be-
tween the old constables and the new ones
the old refusing to give up their uflices, alleging
they were appointed legally for two years, aud
their time has not expired. All these difficulties
REQUIRE ADJUDICATION by mandamus.
Mr.. Samuels, formerly of Philadelphia, is
appointed official Photographic reporter of the
virginia State Convention.
The snow here is nearly two inches Deep
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AND No 600 BROADWAY. NEw YoRK.

WINTER sHoPPING.-It has been many years since
the initial winter month has been usherei in as
zeroic temperature characterized the opening Of
The present month. Persons who delayed making
their necessary winter purchases caught unpre
pared, and the result has been disadvA tsge TO
the leading house in this cityMessrs A. X. g. +. X.
Womrath's No Az Arch street-has presented an un-
usually animated Tor several days. Their large
store is daily hundreds of our ladies of
wealth and fashion for the magnificent Furs which
this house always displays In profuson aud ele
gance as no other attempts And yet IL is due to the
proprieOrs 10 say that in all the medium and minor
grads Of Furs their stock is surpassed, II it is
equalled 10y any other in the country Indeed, II is
no alton to say that the stock offered by
the M'ssrs Womrath presents inducements TO pur-
chasers I'm all grades and classes Furs not
found IN any other lor the simple reason that they
the lcRdir importers of and dealers in these
cles In the United States, and have determined. In
view Of their proposed removal TO their store, to
sell their goods at unprecedented low prices. They
selling setB of furs from hve dollars to thou
sand dollars, having sold several sets at the latter
price within the present week. II will not surprise
If they dispose of million dollars worth OF furs be-
tween now and the lst of January, 1865 Their assort
ment surpasses any Fur display that has ever been
made IN Philadelphia and embraces in profuse vari
ETY. mus, tippets collars, ETC., In Russian Sable, Hud
son Bay Sable, Mink Sable Royal Ermlne Chin
chllla Fitch, etc OF all the latest styles and superior
finish. Their new Simia mu6 Is a special tavorlte
with ladies In mourning, so much so as to have rem
dered necessary several additional importatlons
Their assortment of carriage and foot
muffs is also very complete, and invites the prefer.
of all who choice in their taste in the seec
ton of these articles. To give idea of the ex-
tent of their stock In these articles state that
they offer robes in every grade from cats skin to
lions.
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Arrest of BurgIars.

HUDSON, ~ y, Dec. 5.-Two desperate bur-
glars were arrested at Canaan, in this county
yesterday, who had been operating in that TO wn
and Vicinity. One proves to be Adam u. Cole
aconvict from the Clinton jail, who has eighteen
months to serve out, and TOR whom reward OF
STRANGER of whom nothing is known, but who
is as desperate in crime as his colleague. They
are row confined In Hudson jail in deIauis OA
$1,000 bail each
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Stocks in New York To-Day.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EvENNG TELEGRAPH. !
NEW YORK, Dee. 5.-Smith, Randolph q Co.
Bankers, No. Is South Third street, and No.
3 Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows:-
United States 1875, ll296@ll21&
United States 5-2Os, 1867, l075z "a i071S
United States 5-20s, 1854, lW}49l04H.
United States sos, 1885, lO51S(0l055S
United States 5-20s, new, 1855, I075S60I073<.
United States 8. 20s, 1867, l07569 t0716.
United States l040s, 10l%@I0l5s.
June and July 1905. l043z(0l04H. The market
shows rather q better feeling.
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Marine Disasters.

BOSTON, Dec. 5.-The British barque Regina
from Glasgow for Boston, was wrecked at ST..
Mary's, Nova Scotia, prevlou; to 4th inst. The
crew were saved. Part OF the cargo was also
saved, but in q damaged condition.
The schooner 5. b. Sawyer, from Gloucester
for Charlottetowu, and schooner Mayfower
from Halifax for Boston, have been wrecked.
No particulars.