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see my tenants pass away . whole even.
ing in playing their tricks and shutting
one another.
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DIR. MAodIEL's PILLS
Each BOX Contains Twelve lIIls

ONE PILL r. A DOSE.
e. Eo7sss.--Noue genuine without the -
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20 counterfeit which IL felony. ,.- A.,
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icincs throuahort the United States and ana
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WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
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Dry Goods Commission Business

=, An. ala stand & sHEPHERD L MOORE,
The thanks OF our late firm are respectfully
,.rss,.d m IT, Gu sfomers for their eeneroua pa
tronarc. which l. als0 solicited for their sncces
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wife, when the ed came the girl sick, and in
consequence OF that fact she told 70 remain
until she got we'll Sunday last she told wife she
VAS going 70 New York, but told my ifs not 20 let
DER 80 until she completely reesaolshed IN health
going TO New York city
Several other witnesses then examined. one Of
wnom testified that he had Bridget changing her
clothes shortly after the murder In the yard.
uE VERDICT.
Tne jury then retired and after dcliberatiou or
quarter OF an hour returned the following verdict
1--WE, the jury holding inquest on the body OF Mrs
Corell, md that, In opinion, the said Mrs. Cornell
was wfuiiy murdered by wounds inflicted by knife In
the hands OF Bridget Durgan and possible accessories
The girl then fully committed for trial. and the
constable Mr. Fitswarth, immediately proceeded with
her 70 the Middlesex county JAIL In New Brunswick
Bridget Durgan, the alleged smurderess Is stout
built Irish girl OF about years OF age She
has evil look that strikes person forcby on behold
ing her. Her throughout the inquest yesterday
betokened that she either cunning evil d0er. hid
ing her moral ugineas under simulated appearance
ture In the fun sense Of the word. The
ELLEN Coriel was aged about twenty Ave, q woman
Of uncommon beauty and suaviiy Of manners She was
regarded by the citizens Of Newmarket as . person
whose gentle nature and goodness OF heart were suf
hcent OF themselves 10 make her loved and respected
BY all who knew her. and IL thus may be naturally sup
posed that the excitement and horror occasoned BY the
frghtful manner In which the murder committed
were not iesssned BY the fact that the victim was
general favorte In the neghborhood. What provoca-
ton the murderess had 70 deed as yet but
matter for conjecture
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HARRISBURG, Feb. 70, 1907.
The State Temperance Convention met this afternoon
at the Court House, and called 70 order By General
Louis Wagner, Of Philadsphia who nominated Gov
Gcavy temporary chairman. Governor Geary
was received with much applause, and made telling
speech taking the chair congratuating the Conven-
ton ON such large asscmblage and thanking them for
the distinguished honor conferred him. He referred 70
the many evils occasioned by Indulgence IN Intoxicating
drinks and referred prsons almshouses and asylums
fearful evidence Of those evils and stated that large
number OF the adult inmates OF those institutions could
Of liquors. while feeble minded children oen liv-
ing witnesses Of the bed habits Of their parsu He had
always b:sn .snpsrancs man, having when child
spIrts and had had regret 10 During his
military career In Mexico and through the rebel
in Kansas he had found Il necessary 70 liquor
He had been nominated for the highest once In The gf
he long Canvass and Seen elected without a. and q
the time OF bis Inauguration there whskcy used,
and he would pledge 70 The Convention that his ocia
know that thsy were aided By ssslous men q the Capt.
S al 3: = ::
about Identifying himself with the cause
Temporary Vice Preaidsnts and sscrsssries snd com.
n ssssrns Of New York, By special inviaiios. The
wagner, President with twenty Vice Presidents, i've
secretaries and Johs b. Pearse Of lancaster Treasu-
rer General Wagner mhde brief and appropriate address
on taking the char and several resolutions offered
among them one recommending prohibitory liquor
law on requiring heavy securities and heavy nnes and
in opposition 70 ths Philadelphia liquor law, aad one
designating heavy penalties for drunkenness. After
some unmportant buslnees the convention adjourned
until evening.
In tho evening tn convention rcsssembled The Bus,
incss COMMITTEES reported seriss Of resolutions which
were considered sesa(x The resolutions very
luminous And befos their adoption well discuss ed
The eleventh resolution, which In substance fol-
Iowa regarded asthe platform Of the conventions:
Resolved That sw, however stringent which recor.
nires right 70 ~ intoxicating drinks receive
sanction behete the time has fully when this
trnfrc should be 1t ofc& and fofever abandoned.
committee Unsupported to prepare an address 70
the people, and Thea ne Convention adjourned until
morrow morning Over two hundred delegates were In
L atiaudauce.
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Duvuca GO Deasb-A Series Or WsHsn's Rights
Cenvsntiens-Dissasi sfncslon Abeat the To.
caeisn Of the New Lunafic Asylum, dkc.
PouaaKxEYHE, Feb. 70, 1851
MIA Smith, the nurse At tho Home Of the Triendle~
IN shis CITY was shockingly burned while standing By
stove recently. The poor woman fingered In great
agoay tin this morning. when she died.
Susan b Anthsny. Rev. Olympia Brown, Parker Pills.
bury. Mis- Louisa Jseobs n H. Gamett and others, are
- present holding conventions In the principal cities
and villages along the Hudson, a which they deliver adj
kreeses bearing upon the question Of female Suffrage
and pan prsambles and resolutions relative 70 me y,
ipoint thus working TO bring an influence 70
bear upon the coming consstutional convention
ma oojored people OF this city have commenced ana
- now pursuing canvass Of Duchess comfy In order
% asoesn the plumber Of colorsd peopein this section
khsr intellectual status and their amount OF property
order also 10 bring such information before consu
Sona convention assist In urging upon that body me
necessity q colored suffrage :.
Great dinstissoon is expressed By many citizens o.
Pourhksepse In relation 70 the location Of the lunac
nsyism a thm place Senator Lane OF New York, vas
In town yesterday and stated that he had known the
biiI was not uninimousy favored BY our people |"
should nOt have passed.
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This associssou held meeting las Aisht 1t the Aston
HOUSE, the pssssdsnt Captain william y. Lyos in the
chair During the ssssion considerable business Of .
routine character was transacted including the sdmis
sion o. several msnbsgs and NE rscepton Of
nuAl duea The executive ooDmiAeev hav1Dg - charge
The sranssmsnts for ths snass tassse IN hoass = So
q The Asssr Hosss o. Meo1sR ~ lesh a Marck, Il
sx o'clock. Covsn Win b aid ~ ssvsnty-AvS gusslA
N ne course a We evsaipg Hon yoAa rancn Magsres
n for Oork entered the room and introduced V
the Knishts By the prseidenA Among the gusnAs In
vitsd 10 ~ banquet are President Johnson, General
Grant Adtnivai Farragnt Governor Fenton, syor Hof
man Auchbishou NcCloskev and others
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committee consisting Of Judge Connolly and Mesra
william Wiley Peter Halpin, PstsrJ. Golden v. Meow
and Hugh Murray, sppoiassd 70 confer with the milf
tasy and invite them form escort for the Irish So
csssss in their procsion 81 Patrcks Day, we're 70
have met yesterday q the Aston House, at one oolock
bsrs Msssra wiley and Golden present. and n the alb
ssncs Of Mr. Devay with whom they were 70 confer the
Two present adjourned without Fansactng any busi-
ness II h hewsvsr underSood that the following mll
tary bodies will BE- requested 70 act tho occasion and
their commandsrs are expected % Be present meet.
ing called fos Friday evening Irish companies OF
the First cavalry the sxty-nntb and Ninety ninth regi
nsnt the Duneannon volunteers Company =, First Ar.
flery and several regiments Of FenianR II expected
gramme the Irish Temperance societies have chosen
route commencing u Fourteenth street and Third ave-
Irish societies win take up their old line a. march In
n All Broadvav.
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N e xIc o
SPECIAL IELEeRAn 70 Inc sEaAln

Further frs0 Observation-Disclosures. 81
hfraaen's Defeat-Narrew Escape a
Juarez-He Will Immediately Go To the
Capital, Via Guansjuafa.
ZAcArscAs, Mexico Fob Al
Via New ORLEANS, Feb. 70, 1881. /
On the morning OF January ~ General kiramon, with
two thousand i've hundred imperial troops including
nve hundred French attacked General Auza, who wss
defending this city with . garrison or two thousand
liberals The latter routed after spirited nghs
which lasted during half hour. General Auxa loss.
In killed wounded and missing, two hundred and atty
mon Miramon lost about Is many.
President Juarez his Cabinet escaped while ne
troops fighting in the They rode 70 Jsrss
horseback in Ave hours, q distance Of foustssn
leagues.
The liberal army reached Jerez the 2sth Three
days afterwards the liberal government removed 70 Fr
milo, fourteen leagues northwest Of Zacatecaa
On the 3lst Of January General Escobedo within
twent yAvs leagues or zacatecas with 900 nss I'd
General Auzs was marching 70 join him with 400 men,
On the Same day At noon Miramon evacuated Zacste
cas- after having levied forced loan Of $l0 900 ~
Inhabitants. He then began forced march on Agua0
hfe army completely routed near the Rscisads =
imperial trains artillery and everything win wy msav
prisoners, among whom wore three brothers Of Miro
million dollars OF loan which Mramon had levied
Zacatecas
rrssino and Martinez are in hot pursuis wisA their
splendid cavalry.
Juarex will march immediately for Mexico vie cuana-
juato.
Juarez at San Luis-Quies In Celiaa-DIar-
quez ON the War Path I'm Michoacan-He
Capcnres Zam0ra.
SAN FRASusCo, Feb. q. l6ex
OcM information was received yesterday Of tho cap
turs Of Colima BY the republican army under Cerona
The imperial garrison capituated February Corona
allowed no violent proceedings ON the part of the srmy
Peace reigns there now. The capture Of Tehuanspec 10
officially reported.
Juarez u San Luis Potos where General Gonzales
Ortega and Patoni bad arrived prisoners
The city Of Guauajuato captured by the liberals
the 9th Of January with many prisoners and al the
artillery munitions or war and baggage therein.
General Marques had captured the city Of Zamorss
one Of the most important places In tho state Of Mohe
acan and Cuernavaca had been taken by the liberals
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FiRr m Cnosrv srrrr. Between eleven and twelve
O'Clock last night IRE broke out in the basement Of No
% Crosby street, a present. unoccuped. The upper
part Of the building occupied by casharne Clement
a Isgsr bssr saloon and dwelling me nrs burned
through shs neorng INTO the saloon, damaging the Bill
Hard ssbls and axsss By Ore and water 70 hs extent
C.s.nssv me building N dAmagsd about eIG0 II IN
owned By estate william 0bosnsi w.s run over BY
"a ~ taken 10 The New Y0sk Hospital by he poce
eDCn.sI . sspssyss = ~smas On board VIE revenue
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wEsTcdsrta MTelLIseMce.

THs RArsoAD srAns AT FoRDHAn The proposition
made recently by y. Leonard W. Jerome 70 build .
station house In thsimnsdIsss vicinity Of the Race
Course a. Fordham, d his own expsnss, provided the
railroad company weua remove nom me present ons
The company, n y MED, purposs placing NE ssone
building now used - stoFshouse. - she dispenl Of
passsngerA This WI aaDuredIy b most gratifying
have suffered greatly mn The inferior and snsufcisnt
recommendations n prss-~s afforded
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SuDOEN DEAm.-Towards seven O'Clock yesterday
morning william Pauison, carpenter BY occupsaiss.
aged sixty ave year fell 70 tho pavement ~ the
Of Bowsry and First street., and expired almost a-
SANITY Tho body removed 10 the Seventeenth
precinct station house. and Coroner Cover notified
70 hold a inquest
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ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

SPAINGvHLD. H., Feb %, 1887
The House resolution, for . 0nal adjournmeat On.
Thursday Next passed Inc Senate to-day.
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ONO LEGISLATURE.

CoLUnBUa Feb. -, 1857
In the House. to-day, Boyntons reeoluten 70 STRIKE
out the word white from the constitution lost aflers
lsngthy debate, vote Of 26.yeas TO 80 Maya
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

Augusta, Me- Feb. %; 1857.
A bill providing for State police, similar In ~
features to tho Massachusetts, oonsabulary Law, passed.
to be engrossed In the House this afternoon BY vse0
Of 100 In Ito favor, ana opposed TO It,
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Beausaful HAIR" ChcyaIicr,s Life fer sh1-
HAIR" positively guy hair liz original color and
youthful beauty mparss hfe and strength 70 the yeskss
hair Its falling out at keeps the head cloan y
unparalleled hair dressing Sold BY all druggisee and
fashionable hair dressers, and e. oce Brcedwsys
NY. SARAH A. OAEVALIBR. n. ID.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Feb 20, 1857
The Morris Canal b by which the State leases rights
to land under water the Jersey shore Of the Hudson
river for $4,000 per annum, after whole day spent In
considering the same ordered 70 third reading
Tho rights Of other parties are protected In the bill
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TENNESSEE leelsLAIuRE.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 20, 1897
The Lsgislalure has adopted resolution adopt to
gold standard In the paymen: Of members
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vIRcIHIA [ LEGISLATURE.

RCHxoxD, Va, Fob -, 1907
The Senate In secret session to-day considered th0
subject OF calling State convention No result has
| been made known.
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BarsIett's Sewing lIachines-A Nov style,
NJ prfnceg str
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ouEKnsrowx, Feb 26-Noon
~ Iaaan steamship CITY Of Baltinoss and the
01aaea sssamse Malta, from New YORK On Saturday,
gssuau TO- arrived here ~ ros 70 Liverpool late last
svsaing.
PANE Feb. -, 1851
n d announced that the Hrst steamer Of the new
Havrs end New Orleans Steamship line win leave Havrs
some time during ths month Of Nay nsxt
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Batchcler's HaiE Dye.5Thc Best q. tie.
WORLD the only perfeot Dye harmless reliable instAntsns
facory 81 Barclay street
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THE FEMIAMs.

Oonttnued Suspensi0n Of tho Habeas Corpus
n IrsianA-Earl Russell Censurcs tho Wash.
lngesn Cabinet.
LONDON Feb. 26-Noon.
fhs privilege Of the writ Of habeas corpus in Ireland
AAs been suspended for three months longer
EaTl Russell censures the American government for
pleading for the Fenians.
Arrest Of IN Aid Of James Stephens.
DUBLIN Feb 26-Evening
Captain NcAnsrty, formerly Of the United States
Army and recently leading member Of the Fenan or
ganisation in America and . companion Of Head Centre
Sssphsns arrested in this city to-day suspicion
Of being concerned in the recent outbreak at Killarney.
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Aatl-BIinisterial Election Returns.
FLoRnNcE Feb. 20, 1857.
ne elections which have far taken place for
ben d the Italian Parliament have generally resulted
In ~ defeat Of the supporters Of Roason.
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cable telegram Of the 18th 70 wells. Fargo Co.,
sicksG sgsafs oe the sanshp Great RAssra
shas the svaihan Il loading q Liverpool and will
sau for New York on the 10th Of March.
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q { r N 4 \ Y.

Iaperialisa and . New Emperor.
BRRLM, Feb. %, 1867
King william Of Prussia will be the Emperor Of
Germany.
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6SWAuoOSNk Hwp OOWats 6n1sALs
Tho Ls.aen Msrey Masket;
~ ssssns rsiss for American securities are q fol-
I'sa,. csot.:is. .1,id:r1
UaAes1 osafss hvs.twsnty bonds. .73a(
LoEpox, Fsh so-Evening
cs.ssh ciassd unehaaged q q for money.
AMERICAN sECURrTIR8
Alss1 8 ~ following ratss:-
gal1,1 oasss ev&twsnty bonds. 7s,(
~ cs:ss. ss.dIvdsnd.
The ErankEert and Paris Beurses.
FRAsKvoRr, Feb. 26-Evsning.
Usnsl esass. nvstwsnsiss advanced x per cent to-
PARn Feb 3e-Evsning.
Ansrisaa bends to-day were unchangsd in pr,ce.
TIE LAvsrpssl Cotton Market.
LrnRroor. Feb. 26-Noon.
q1staas are barely maintained. All grades participate
= - Aullasa The sales to-day viii DO tsiniug, mot
Ssssss9 .sss isxd for mssdlias uplsnds and Id fol-
16AAal 0r!saas. with prospect Of further decline
~ ccttca market has been Irregular and quotations
eAsw deci1ed tendency downward. hiddlisg uPsnds
Aavs ueclasl Va since morning, and closed at 13hd.
ss.ss psaes o. The morning The business Of the day
- i.seesdsAbss and saes were trining not reaching
Trade Report.
AAvioss from Manchester FEB. 26) are unfavorabe.
n ArkVe for goods and yarns ID dull and heavy, and
prtoss have . declining tendency
IAvsrpoel BreadssuMs Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26-Evening.
The breadstufs market Is quiet American corn has
dsclined - STA per quarter for mixed Western Caor
MA wAeas b unchanged 1t lss 3D. per GENITAL.
LivsKpeel Previsions Market.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2o-Noon.
Baso0 b quoted ct a. per cwt for American middles
Hard 81 Ga Per cwt for American
LIvxRPoor, Feb. 30-Evening.
American lard Il arm and unchanged ~ sos. Cd. pei
LivsRpssl Prsduce Market.
LrvmPooE, Feb. 26-Evenng
AsAss-Pots have declined. and sold to-day at 3ls Cd
% swt Spirits turpsntine nrh 1t 3Is Ga per cwt
LnDeed oAkee-fhln obiong fos feeding. ElO lbA pei
AoA. Relroieum, I'll knds, unchanged.
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DE. vsa E!se.bcrg Cares Every Disss z: s, e
| avenue corner Twenty eighth street.
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E u R O P E.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
-~~~->~~~>~~~-.~~~-~~~~~-
Tho Derby Reform "Resolu-
tiOns'' Withdrawn.
Arrest Of an Aid-de-Camp Of
James Stephens.
Earl Russell "Censures American
Cabinet Fenianisn.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
9hs North American Confederation Bill Passed
In the House Of Lords.
En- alAH D.

Earl Dsrby's Rofsra Plan.
LONDON, Feb. 26-Noon
NJ reform measures oe Earl Derby form the topic Of
esnssal Conversation. Ths leading newspapers have edi-
tegial articles In approval
The Disraeh Resolutions Withdrawn.
LONDON, Feb 26-Evening.
The government have Withdrawn their resolutions on
reform and promise 70 lay before Parliament regular
Iafofm bill
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DE- Yer Eiscsbers, Cares Chrs.ic CatsErs,
The Eunsa omoe 81 Fifth Of TweniysishsA
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COMMUNICATIONS
The Governor sent in communication from the Sec
rstary Of the Navy requesting the State code 10 the
Yard.
The srxAxxn presented communication from the
Governor OF Illinois relative 70 the Lincoln Monument
Associaon also The annual report from the State Ene
heer railroads; also report OF the Bank Superinend
ent on Savings nsttuons also the report Of the Metro
politen Police Commssiones relative 70 prostitution IN
New Jerk
rHE STATE rSrnRrArE ASYLUM.
The Speaker appointed the following select committee
70 Investigate the aTalrs Of the Inebrate Asylum Of
Binghamton :-Nessrs vandenburg, Travis, Hoyt Weed
and Prince
um CONVENTIONAL CONVENTION
The Constitutional Convention bill was taken Up ana
discussed % length without coming 70 vote Inc oi
was made the special order for so-moov' Ana 'ne A.
sembly adjourned