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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-06
POLITICAL.

Mr.. r. T. Daniel, publishes letter in The
Richmond Examiner against the new movement -
which is nearly long and twaddy one Of Gov wises
letters.
1t is said that the Ohio Republicans in Con-
gress have unanimously agreed to press the OF Sen
atOr Wade upon Gen. Grants attention for Secretary OF
the Interior We also it stated that strong delega-
ton Of Pennsylvania Republicans are in Washington
urging the claims of exGOv A j. Curtin for seat in
Cabinet.
Henry G.. Blasdel, Governor of Nevada in his
the Legislature that State proposes
amendment to the Registry Law, which, it stands
prohibits from registration. and consequently from
voting certain citizens who under the State Constitution
entitled vote On the subject Of education the
Governor says:
The system OF public instruction initiated early in the
history OF the State Is in successful operation. Com
mon schools established In every neghbOrh0Od hav
ing the requisite population and liberal provisional made
for their support The fourth annual report OF the State
superintendent shows that in respect to character OF
commOdatiOns, qualification OF teachers, number OF
months taught during the year. and general facilities for
the requirement OF an elementary education, our state
Will bear favOrble comparison with older states OF the
Union. No higher institutions OF learning have yet Deen
established under State patronage. Ii Is desirable that
the founding OF State University, embracing depart
menS for agriculture the mechanic arts and mining, be
provided for
The Governor says that the practice OF brbng electors
has become in parts Of the state as To
demand legislative correction, and suggests That the
Offering the receiving Of bride reward by an eecOr
should be made felony; and conviction Tor ths onese
ceving the brbe for holding Office exercising the priv
Ncge OF an electOr In the state.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

w. ". C-The address Of DR. X. Ogden Doremus is
No 20 Union-place New-lOrk
HdrTy i. SierdTL-Ihe address Of M, Chevalier,
the arOnaut is l2S BlceckeTst ST., New-lOrk City.
j. N.-Nassar College is situated at POughkccpsie,
on the Hudson. DIR. John III. Raymond is the Presl-
dent.
n M-The official vote IN New-York State in the
last Presidential election was Si9.7GG-the average
majority for Seymour electors being 1894.
~ A. N-The large hall of the Cooper Institute
will seat from 800 10 800 persons With the asles
and Hobbies full it holds from $500 10 5000.
r. j. E.-TO move the previous question is
simply 10 move TO cut OFF debate on the pending prop
ositOn. Ii the motion be sustained the vote Oh that
proposition must be- taken forthwith
Jos Ucmke-1u obtain land under the Homestead
act Won must make application TO the Register of the
land Office where the land lies, aud pay Zee OF $40,
and may then enter 100 subject 10 presumption
at 81 - per acre, or ~ acres nj - 80
IT, UTfghL-There is such institution a. the
having it's Office IN the Park Bank Building, Nos. PA
and PIG Broadway. It's list of Directors includes sew.
cral frst-class names ia commercial and financial
circles
T. FdraJ7ia-1he records of the Supreme Court
Of the United States are kept at the National Capital
To ascertain whether such decision that You To-
fer TO was made you must apply 10 d. W. Middleton,
esq., Clerk OF the United States Supreme Court
Washington, ID. G.. ,
H. BufIer-Gcn Grants rank in the army ~ that
of General the Thiriy-nlnth Congress having passed
an act reyiviug the grade of General OF the Army
of the United States" for the special purpose of con-
feIring that rank upon him. Gen. sherman holds lle
rank of Lieutenant General, having been chosen 10
fill the vacant Lieutenant GencIalslhp consequent
uDOn Gen. Grants promotion. The COMMISSIONS "i
the Two Generals bear the same date-JulA - loOp'
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DIED.
BILLs-op Thursday Peb Joseph b. Bills aged s.
Lodge No as p s1d A. NJ respectfully invited
us from bis s s'Ssae Me'Vs oee,t 'Dd Sse''d st.
Pond du Lac Wis., Saratoga Springs and Albany ~ PaPersPeA
CHARTER OAK LODGE No 2ao p and A M-The members Of
, s are rT.p n1 to attend BeS 1 oS
day Peb y o'clock preS's for tho Bgtpo,e o. attending the
Wn,g.S b sMgErox srcr.tary RICHARD b. DEAN. NJ.
BARLow-on THURSDAY, Feb Sarah AdelI daughter Of DR. Ed
FaD .orSce. viii be held on Mopar afternoon Ocot No.
al Hul,ont The relatives ami friends are invited to attend
Hartford and Montreal papers please copy.
COLBURSA Brooklyn, Thursday Feb 1862 Mrs ha's Col
sI@ ,as .s n are respectfully invited to funeral
law j. e. Moore No 50 Fleetsi
Boston papers please eopr.
CIAPP-un THURSDAY Clara H. infant daughter Of Henry
T SsI 1.sSa, ami tais ofhe family attend the funeral
from the rducs parents No. 3la Ea' Thttht. Sa'ar
rFRpoy-A white Plain. T. on Thur,l,, the lh Inst Emm.
Wi, Fou u MOsauA AMI daughter Of Jacob lookout
The relative. family add Of LILY Lodge No
grace Cnareh White Paus Moay 5th inst, at u o'clock
Trains leave SewYor1 a! 10 aud lol O'Clock m returning "
O'Clock y.
HUBBARDIu Brookrn D. wednesday, Feb D. CAhaHns T.
wife oiGeo Hubbard Ia her Spin year Invited 70 attend
the funeral residence No. % MoT'on' on Saturday
nEYDEN-on Thar.day Feb L c. daughter Of Henry H. and
lea'1 na,irn 10 nr ta year ' m ' ,c. from No 50 Irving.
place The friends Of 'hr family are invited to attend
HUGHES Suddenly on Friday morning. Feb John Hughes IN the
The Si, 1 n, Emily also tn, members Of Dsq Lodge No % r
aud are invited the funeral nom his late resdser 40
Sse on SUNDAY o'clock The Te% .,s, 81 20 D l,l,sS
Lodc will assemble at their rooms on Sunday a. - stssd
JoIlXsoN-0n Tuar evening Feb osrsrlei fever F,nnT Hal
lora Youngest child of john Edgar aud Fanny h. ' ''
r"s % SATURDAY, the 9Th inst o'clock % from No IL West
KfESTi" Minneapolis MIMI TUESDAY Feb a 1892 of%e%hras.
Tg, , } k ias,'s sssi year oohs and days
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

cnroaso Feb sLIobange NsGYork good supply rates
a1g$l 2 s 30 ! and 81 isiS ~ I.l g! 10 Ger. IL fair
Vs inquiry sales al Sc RE & at 81 iaia 81 s Bsrsy active
regular Noa 81 80 whEJ nearly nominal at sOc Provision.
S %onS %0 sScu5e & R6 Ss d & G' RcsS cun %
Heavy d. i565c Short Ribs Ice Short Clear Ribs i1e and
Picked Choice CITY i7ic Dressed Hogs era and
active. . s SHss, G p$ a .sass, cd % + " as
r. Gs 5 'R Ss 'I FS ; c su 1Sia
Gem Go bush o. : 800 G P' 70 3 loo, SS 10 go 6a
MOBILE the week 5Gos bales export,
20 Britain 65l baes Cowise 94 bales stock hand 81
$40 bales sales Of the week $500 bales sales to-day 900 bales the
market dull Low addlnss, 97io3a receipts to-day $50 bales
GALvEroS Feb 5Coton-Reeps Of tie week 2s2a bales,
ports Liverpool gu baies bremen 800 bales TO S9
Boston, COO baes to Neworean bass stock on hald
oswEGo Feb 5-FOur steady and unchanged 600 bills 81
@ No Spring Ss75 for Amber Winter 80 . for White and
~ 75 No 2Cheago Spring So White Canada $40 - 20 Corn
unchanged No Illinois Oh Oats 65e for Western BarJ ST@
feed steady Shorts s36i shpstuhs $50; Madiogs sSGSS
tog E ss.''e unchanged Cation so o:' y1 enc e
Extra 500 So Double Extra sc 7sG 81 Wheat unchanged
slF Py ' Fa ffsSs qsss g. ai
dsr de- Clear Rib SIDE. Tie Clear sides s0sie Lard s
M tor prime IN e,ee 2ie 49, IN ss oSs steady, s5S pns'
Corr, 400 900 bush Rye. leo bush Barley
sale. i5 Amber and s western s % ns
g for White Canada 60 for amber cans4a o. s. o No. spring
Of Old SO il store Oats nominal at 6ic for "estrn hyS
nominal ST. Western Barley firm 1000 bush Canada at 81 10
- for Clover 50 5O9 SO IS for Timothy Pork
and Lard unchanged ghNnes unsettled and neglected -
WILMINGTON c. Feb 5-spts Turpeuine weak at stc RosT
dali Turrens declining sad quoted At - fSa IS 80 Tar fecn
ug quoted AZ ~ co. Cotton steady; 28c for nIed
EEwORLEAS Feb 5-ColtOBBecepts to-day 5+jl baesi re
eep Of the gross bales 28O bales; exports to-day
exports the Weeko Great Bntsn 10 the Continent
LOG bales go bales coaswise 1917 bales stock OF
hand 9 23 bales to-day 1900 bales sales Of the week ~ 5
bales The market irregular and from ic ower Mtding, $50
Gold 1854 Sterling Erehange Ar Commercial Exchange
.6lDs7. HewYok Sight Drafts discount .
Cu.REroy Feb 5Coton-he market opened active and closed
quiet sales Mdugs 28l dl8c receipts tZ bales
ports 90 reat Britain 1861 bales; coawise. l476 bales
Psb 5CotoHThe market Is du. aud eaer sales
81 bales; receipts, 40 bates; hdilings. 2sc
receipts 81 the AZ bales
See islands 20 bales rpanis; coastgse III bales Islandtota
3l8 bales exports Britain lsIl bales coastwe SiS bae
Ne, Islands Upn other foreign ports
hand Island 81 $50 bales Uplands The market Is que
but fr MdiHgs 2Jc sales OF tie week lV BALE Sa'es "day
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Misrepresentation having arisen as to who are
embraced in the call for the 9Th Of February for meet
ING Of the officers OF the burnside expedition into South
Carolina, and of the Ninth Army Corps NIL persons In
terested are hereby informed that WAS intended to en-
brace all hoidIug commissions appointments III either
the army or navy who served with the Coast EXPEDITION
or who ut any time served with the Nhth army NopS
The meeting viii ne held at the Armory Of the 22d Reg
inent n Y n G. I'm Fourteenth-st.. between Sixth ana
seventlayes. at IL O'Clock officers VIII confer
favor by reporting puDctually ut tho above hour'
banquet will be held at the Fifth Avenue lote IN the
evening. Tickets for tho Same DO had AT inc meet
ing at tho Armory IN the morning
Cen Gsn Ea cd i RS''hH' Executive Com
Col. ID. MEs5ENGbH.
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gagement 10 marry her. md represented that he consd
cred himself too old for marmony In regard TO the al
legged marriage with Mrs. Shelley. he said that he
had never contracted said marriage. nor had he
expressed an intention of doing So He gave his age
So, and said that he had six children now nyng-the
Oldest about GO and the nearly 40 years OF age
In conclusion he denied the statement that he had
promised TO marry Mrs Harrison in case she helped him
TO clear himself OF a legal difficulty IN which he was
engaged with Mrs Shelley The counsel Tor the defense
then addressed the jury in behalf Of his Client asserting
that the suit was evidently designed as money
speculation. The jury after due elaboration, returned
verdict giving the plaintiff S. 900 damages-Oneeghth
OF the sum claimed 100000
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TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD CASE.

This case, it will be remembered, was in the
first place brought declare the stock issued in
OF the original stock through the medium Of convertible
bonds which spurious and issued 20 prevent the
Issue OF new stock for such bonds and prevent the
payment OF dividends thereon IL was then modified 80
as 70 seek 10 restrain the declaring Of stock dividend
ana ilrd the modified To stop the further issue
Ol me 90 per cent interest certificates aud Ia phase
OF TIE case an Injunction issued. he last form of
The case involved the validity Of the interest certificates
Inc case involved three questions, ana these Judge
lngraham has delivered fun opinion, IN which lac de-
odes that or tho purposes declared by the statute com
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MdRRIED.

ADGATB-GRIFFITHAt the residence OF the brides 'ihsr on
"Wednesday by Rev Norman SeayeT, d. D., Lnhrr w.
Adgst NJ D. aud MARY Griffith. second daughter Of Walter
Guflth Of BROOKLYN
BAiLEY-ERNSTOn THURSDAY evening Feb T. At the residence Of the
brides parents by the Rev Wayand Hoyt George Bailey 10 Louise
NJ daughter Of T. A. Ernst ESQ., all " Brooklyn No cards
BOYDSwORDSOn Thursday Feb at the Calvary Baptist Church
kcwYo By the Rev A. j. T. BhTens James Boyd Of lOnke ~
Annie T.. laug heT u lieury Swords ofFArmount, u
BROWN-FARQUH Wednesday, Feb 2 At the residence
off, H. keyssr OF NewlOk C, BY the Rev H. ke9drek D..
william Brown 81 New Orleans 10 Abbe b. FArquharoD
Of late Rev james Faquhann Of Warren Maine Also,
same Joan n Raquhsou Eta Green both Of jersey
Thursday evening Feb BY the Rev
rockingham. Elizabeth BoNdch daughter ofO B. and C.
rockingham Henry Temple Brown, Of Walter and Aaaa G.
Brown, all of this city
JoRpAE-HAZlETOn Thursday evening Feb T. By The Rev W
Sabine w. G. Jordan. d. d.. TO Miss May liaIeh all OF
this city.
MAGINNIS-TwEEn-On "Wednesday Feb Trinity Chapel
b the Rev Prize D. John H. Magunis Of NewOreaus to
Lrie c. daughter II william NJ Tweed of this city,
PRICE-HARRIS-On Wednesday Feb O. al No 1873 West Thirty
th by the Rev John Cary, vii ham Price and Ann Harris both
~ Richmond. Va
Richmond papen please copy
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. GRANT.

Yesterday forenoon the President-elect. &C
compsnied by Gems. Dent and Badeau, and Col scho-
nedpad visit to Messrs Appleton Co.'S book publish
ing establishment. where they inspected all the depart
ments OF the spacious building In the afternoon accom-
panied by Mrs. Grant, he attended reception given by
Mr. ana Mrs Mexican at their residence, Secondave
Last evening he dued privately with Mr. Moses H. Grin.
nell
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pleting finishing operating the road" the Directors
have the power independent Of the stockholders 10 issue
convertible bonds after the original stock FULL that the
interest certificates, IL merely amounting TO ieclara
ton that the road worth 80 cent more than its nom
nal stock harmless and not tho subject OF
but that they in any other view worthless giving no
right to the holder unless In connection with the stock
either 10 the principal 10 the dividend which they ON
their face promise He therefore Restraints payment
OF the dividend but sweeps away the other njunctious
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

TTB VERY LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
PARIS Feb 5Tbe Bourse quiet Ren 10 fspc, Is csnme
HAvRE, Feb 5-BvgNIsGCOon-LOw MdipSs saoat I2
Pcwt -e' -' -
FRANKFORT Feb 5-RvKSIseUnted States Five bonds
closed q! 90! for the issue Of 1862.
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Hearth md Uome-Bled BY Donald O. Mitchell and Harriet
eehcr Stove ready aud FOR sale By all ueadeaes an
Every person buying Of tbs number VIII receive
copy Of the engraving o recent German picture engtd
Tbe Pet Of IN. Village" printed sheet Of thick
tuted paper Valentine the publishers the resde Of
AND No also 6 Valentine picture
b Nas C, Valentine Hoosn and the usual variety aud
ceIeace In all departments Price, 10 cents
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sHAPTER-0n Friday the sh shsptor widow
the Thomas Shspter, in her 86h year.
friends invited funeral sondsys
the It'll ocock from grascn.
James s. shspter, No. Carroll Park, Booklys.
TAYLEURE-In Brooklyn, "Wednesday -
ness months Amanda the g. W.
and MARY Tayleure. aged year and weska
Funeral to-day Saturday.
Baltimore and Petersburg Va, papers please copy
THoNsOs-on Friday Feb Mr. John Thomson, aged Ss
months and "a days :, ,.,,.
tn. funeral services will take place bis late residences No. ~ Ws
Eighteenth ST. on Sunday, Peb 7, st2 o'clock Hn
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
CLAPP, CLARA r.. No. 3l8 Bast ThirtiethTst
EATON Lieut. AMHERST. No. IA Congressst, Newark
FERGUSON, ELIZABETH No. II Elm. place, Brooklyn
FOUNTAIN ELIAS Methodist Church, Poarihst near sf'h
GALLAGHER ANN BLIZA No. Us Bast Warress. BrooklJa
GlLL0N Mrs ANN. cor Park aud Peaists
HUBBARD, Mrs CATHARlSE r.. No DC MortOn.st
MEAGHRR WILLIAM, No. 2l5 DivisioB-sL
PARDBB, RICHARD D.. Broadway Tabernacs srhtva as
Thirty fourth ST.
PLATT, Mrs ELIZA. No los Amitys.
SMELL CHARLES H., Union Jaws st., Gresupont
WHITE THOMAS, No. 3l3 West Hfie,hst
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THE HARRISON VREELAND DIVoRcE SUIT
4 VERDICT OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
THE PLAINTIFF.

THE PLAINTIFF.
This suit was continued yesterday before
Judge Bede and his associate Justices 10 the Hudson
County IN. - Court The principal witness examined
old Dir. Yreeland, who deposed that he had gwen
Mrs Harrison sums of money at various tfnes-once a
thousand dollars on condition OF her signing release
a. another time t250 10 pay for fees IN libel suit which
se had instituted against newspaper ana at others to
buy false teeth chairs and dresses lie also testified
that be- on one OCCASION gave Dor $50 10 redeem watch
SBich sue bad pawned Lie never entered into any en-
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HAVANA Feb 5The Sugar market animated Provisions are
quiet Other merchandise Is lat and nominal
HhyASA Peb 5Sugar advancing with large speculative inquiry,
No II quoted az * a3 reals Aobe ExhaBgOu London
l5 premium United states 6odays sight in 25d
discounts gold per ceG premium short sight 50 cent
premium.
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Bnllston Spa-Artesan Libin Spring Water.-Tle best
remedy Affected THIS the only Spring in the World that
contain, the Ingredients Of the vcly and Saratoga Springs with double
the strength Safe, strong, aud pleasant Sold by Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-06

misssquoi Spring WnisrThe only known remedy for CAs
CER and all DIsKAsEs kDSEYA
sale by DruggstA DEroT No aJo BkoADwAr he"lork
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TIE RANK OF FRANCE.
WRIST INDIA MARKFTS
U.yIy, Feb 5-Tbe snyor mari

PANS Feb bhe regular weekly the Of
published this morning. The bullion Ia
francs greater than at the time last
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"Giningcr's Old London Dock Gina Pare Gin ind,
hdnev CoUpldntS delicious
X Co, established l7s No IS BeaYerst N L.
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HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER

N.Y. rGat aF I iss l R wt Hour T q a ss wv
f'o p ~ aSsS 4. W Feb 10 $50 n W.
2To 2971 W. II 25o 294fW
windy 70 12 overcast and very CLOUDY 70
from 80 cloudy ~ fell between and
AhemoonNe windy 10 sunset; cloudy O cloudy to sunset
Evenugve windy toes windy Il; little cloudy to eer to IL
Tue coolest daJ thus var this Winter Jan a. Jan a. m ii
Il IN. 2l'; 5P H. "'i6p phi 10; sP, N, p' lP~, ~
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Webb's Adder

Webh's Adder
the various City Departments having been ordered
after careful test performances under the supervision Of the
Mayor and city Any who doubt the "ADDERS" vaus
should call on America Life Insurance Company No. is
Broadway where one s. put Market
or AJAX ooRuadums Of the President Of the NAtoaa CaeseY
Bank 2was eunOt AFFORD 10 enumerats further oaH
and see the ADDER" Its virtues or send TOR
Circular containing them S. So aud $40 according to finish Seat
br Express C. o. D. County rights for sale goo Agsa'
will make fortune Of single state.
c. II WEBB, No. 81 Broadway.
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..Foyler,s Addiuu Ninchinr.v

TliR ONIN PRACTICAL MACHINE n TIE WORLD.
practical operation day (sIeept Sunday asa
usual fo and eight columns Any number
amount ninety million be registered IN 81 nss
hr by expert The ca
pacv Machine should b. borne IN mnd 95SS oens
~, tuyS greater called dde which
v a., q nm iro ,in M time capacity ~ fs 49,
and II one more added would be Impossible 70 sbsw
a., ,e.n ON H. achn practically worked aud dTsu
Won, ayr concu,ons Price of Machine 80 Sent G. .. d.
49, a. n FOWLER M. ~ P1gkow, Room No e. n. Y.
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Sutton Bovine CO.. printers III me- continue rac t of
isag .e to which they have brought tle "NpogRh'
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.
SnsriuI Ioiitts.

sp,iaI 1oiius.
The Uniiow Eve Mystery.
THE HALLow EVE MYSTERY
THE HALLow EvE MYSTERY
THE HALLow BvB MYSTERY
THB HALLow I'VE MYSTERY
THE HALLow EvB MYSTERY
IBGEND OF THE BLACK HALL
LEGEND oP TIE BLACK HALL
A LEGEND OF THE BLACK HALL
LEGEND oP THE BLACK HALL
LEGEND OF THE BLACK HALL
"A LEGEND OF THE BLACK HALL
BY MRS. sOUTHwoRTH
BY MRS. soUTHwoRTH
BY MRS soUTHwoRTH
BIZ MRS soUTHwoRTH
BY MRS sOUTHwoRTH
BY MRS soUTHwoRTH
THB NETWORK LEDGER
THE NETWORK LEDGER
THE NETWORK LEDGER
THE NETWORK LEDGER
THE NETWORK LEDGER
THE NETWORK LEDGER.
Tb strange story starting incidents and thrilling STATIONS
kept fact for the dead end
respect living will permit that the most marvs'Oss
and seemingly incredible pathetic AID terrible
jeets for the pen human life with
see passions and profound affections awful suanga
"THE HALIow Eve MURDER" called overwhelmed with
unutsrabs horror no. only secluded nsghborhOd where
cured whole country far the could convey
the account was one Of memorable murders the
aud for these
TIE ACCUSED was young beautiful aud accomplished Oo,
daughter Of one hughest history OtwO wOrs
sole hre. one the Old Dominion, the s'
ing and beloved bride noble bridegroom and the idol Of large
circle worspug friends and relations ye. by most s'rOe0~s
crime mpuaOn such crime suddenly hurled down from h
heaven appness seeming safety the depths ruin and despair
The yIcrlx was woman young beautiful and bghvSos
a. her supposed murleres&
The MorIvE for the taboa said be Jealousy driven
desperation Long Tax HALLOvEvE MUROEE had ceased
thrill the hearts Of the people, EvE MysrERT
tlnued to perper their minds
Bu, quite recently occurred tighten up the deep dars
ness Of that deed eua present the readers
Ofhe the whole story
nxilbe
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Wonderful Book Let all suffering from Ceainss' pno'9e.s
Bane Catanh the Head. Discharges rom he Ea 'oe
sumption Weak Lung Thtaess Of the Chest C"1g stHmhg or
enuo Of Phesn other disease hcs Is brr 20 e"ss ~
cru a, No 81 BoDlL, Nev-lork, Tor MIS- ~ o. DHON 10
pycal Pamphlet ~ worth hrnireds 81 collars 70 We s 40"
also To inuurng mlada
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Wcbb's Books.
LIFFITn LASK
ST. TWELIO.
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Cloth, 81; paper, 80 cents.
TIE JUMPING FROG.
BE- MARI Twain. Edited by John Paul Cloth 81 80
Tie above by mail postpaid Ga receipt Of
,,,. h, en- WEBB. No 57I Broadway.
Furniture
Of the Latest Styles. consisting Of
PARLoR. DISISG-RooM AND CHAMBER SUITES
Aft KRUTIYEs
Mandatory AID Warerooms
Nos sc aud % East Touson-st.
Between BO~ery aud Second ave.
Retailing al reduced prices
An goods warranted
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AWonderful Book!

Dr. J. H. schenck Philadelphia. will be in Hew fork 70 see
his patients professionally TUESDAY feb l6 from m TO p
m at his rooms No y Dond.st
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MONDAY. at 70 O'CLOCK.
MONDAY, at 10 O'CLOCK.
MONDAY. at IL O'CLOCK.
MONDAY. at u O'CLOCK.
MONDAY. at u O'CLOCK.
MONDAY, at II O'CLOCK