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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAREET.-LoSDoN, Dec. 1880
p. M.-Consos closed at 024 for money aud VIZ u
92X for the account. United States fye-twenty
bonds, 1862 So: 1865, DID, SAY; 1857 S6 ten-fortses
s2H. Stocks quiet. Erie Railway shares 2DLs
Illinois Central, 9J54; Atlantic ana Great Western
261.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Dec. 1o.-rhe Bourso
closed quiet. Rentes, 73f. &c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE FRANKFORT. Dec. TO-
LIVERPOOL COTTON Observation-Disclosures, Dec.
10-4:3O p. M.-The cotton market closed steady.
Mldd!ng uplands, 1lxd.; mlddllng orleans I'D.
The sales OF the day have been 1000 bales. Tne
stock OF cotton at sea bound TO this port Is eSti-
mated at 10000 bales OF winch l7S 900 are Aineri-
can According to the Brokers' Circular. issued
today the sales the week have been "a 900 bales
including 10000 Daes for export and 5000 on specu-
laon, leaving 80, 900 20 the trade. The stock In
port. including cargoes on shpDoard yet unloaded,
Is put at $4,000 bales Of which Il 900 were imported
for the week from all ports were "a, 900 bales.
whereof 10000 were from America.
STATE OF TRADG.-LIyERPooL, Dec. 10.-Tho
market Tor yarns and abrcs at Manchester Is quiet
HAvRE CorroS MARKEf-HAvIE Dec. l0.-Cotton
closed quiet.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooI,
Dec. l0-430 Z. M.-Wneat, 9s. sd. Ss 81. per CEN
tai for California white; IS. 4d. for No red
Western and S. led. for red winter The receipts
OF wheat for three days have been IS, quarGers
OF which ~ 500 are from the United States
r LONDON MARkEIs.-LoNDoS. Dec. '10.--Sugar firm
both on spot and aaoat. Common rosln 6s sd. per
cwt Calcutta lnseed dull Llnseed oil quiet ana
steady Refined petroleum firm &C Is. SID. per
galiOn. Taow quiet and steady
PETROLEUM MARkEr.-ANTWERP, Dec. 10.-PeG0-
leum closed quiet at 6o24L
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the


Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD or the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Gable mp to the hour OF publication; also Tele-
graphic Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico Hayti and
other points, 1t also contains the Presidents Mes
sage; the Report OF the Secretary OF the Treasurys
Report OF Secretary OF the Internal Revenue Depart
ment: Manifesto from w. s. Godoe and E. L. T.
Harrison on the Mormon Schism; an Account Of the
Loss OF the Steamer ID. G. HasKin; Current News OF
the Week; Amusements; Facetn; Foreign Intelli-
gence Scientific; Sporting Religious and Literary In
teiligence: Washington News; Obituary Notices. Edt
torial Articles the prominent topics Of the day;
Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle,
Horse, Dry Goods ana Boot and Shoe Markets; M
nanclal and Commercial Intelligence, ana accounts
or all the important aud interesting events of the
week.
TERMs:-Slngle subscription, 50; Three copies, IS:
Five copies, SIS; Ten copies, 10; Single copies, lvo
cents each. limited number of advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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MASSACHUSE rs.

Disasters Among the Gloucester Fishermen
Fire and Loss of Life in Boston--Suicidc.
BOSTON, Dec. 10, 1869.
The past season was unfortunate for the Glouces
Ter fishermen in the way of disasters. Sixteen yes-
sells, valued at $4,000, were wrecked, while the
minor damages to the fleet were very great. Fifty
SIX nsnermen lost their hyes, twenty-five were left
Sesoiate ana twenty-elght children made fatberess
Inc clllIens 81 Lynn. irrespective Of party have
nominated nll Edwin Walden for Mayor.
Two Young men, bartendera at tho Adams House,
Holars me, anu the other TO o similar fine, with
three months IN the House OF Correction additional
wooden building In Chapel place occupied by
several irish families, was burned this morning.
Two children OF Daniel Sullivan-a boy, aged four
years, ana 2 girl, aged three months--were smoth-
cred TO death.
Granville a. DeMerritt, a photographer. doinu
business 81 No. lao Washington street, oommitte1
suicide last night By taking poison. ~~-sS''~N
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PENNS YlVANiA.
The Case of DR.. Schoeppe-Writ Of Error to
BE Issued.


The Case of DIR. Schoeppe-Writ Of Error to
BE Issued.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, 1850.
DR.. Paul Schoeppe, now under sentence OF death
for the murder Of Miss Stelnecke has presented a
petition to the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania, IN which he says
Your petitioner most earnestly asserts that he is
innocent OF the crime OF which he stands convicted
that w1thin thirty days after sentence he applied to
be allowed writ OF error to the Supreme Court so
that he night have reviewed by that honorable court
manifold errors which he alleges exist in the
record OF the court below; that said application
was refused; but in making said application
he had no hearing by his counsel, either written
printed or oral. In assigning errors he had not
means to print the record ana, by rule OF court
enforced in Cumberland county, his counsel could
not take record out for any purpose He was, there
FORE obliged TO resort to the printed pamphlet which
had been printed for general circulation and which
did not contain evidence as fully as 1t should have
done. Through this he could not explain the errors
he specially complains OF aud which he is satisfied
was not and could not be understood by the Supreme
Court without an oral or printed explanation. AS
your petitioners life Is involved he prays that he
shall not die without, at least, hearing He there
fore petitions for review OF his application and for
hearing in regard to the errors assigned. OF this
intended application your petitioner has given writ
ten notice to the honorable Attorney General OF the
State with copy Of this petition.
F. Carroll Brewster, Attorney General OF the
State, In reply, says:-
Commonwealth vs. Schoeppe.--I have not had an
opportunity OF examining the assignment of errors
this day served on me. AT o former stage of this
case read the printed pamphlet referred to- and
committed by the court. am still or that opinion.
Looking however, to the importance Of this case to
defendant, think the cause OF justice should have
an opportunity OF being heard. and therefore con-
sent TO issuing writ OF error, returnable ON the
nrst Monday OF January, 1870.
In pursuance OF THIS writ OF error VIII be issued.
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r RANCE.
The tsYellow Boolko Submitted to the Lesis-
neutrality-suspicious. Relations with the United
Stusea.

The tsYeliow Book" Submitted TO the LeEis-
Inture-Napoieon,sI Relations with the United
States.
PARrs, Dec. 10, 1862
The French Official yellow book has Just been pub
lished 1t gives favorable account OF the condition
OF France and states that her relations with the
foreign Powers and their relations with one another
ARE still more amcable since the conference on the
dispute between Greece and Turkey held In Paris
The situation Of the North German Confederation is
not such to France to change her attitude.
In Italy order is gaining ground in spite OF revolu-
tionary movements
The book makes an important declaration In re-
gard TO the Ecumenical Council. This body,n 1t
says, ''s beyond the pale OF the political Powers; so
the Emperor resolved not to his incontestable
right to intervene in its deliberations; and through
their representatives. all the Catholic Powers ap-
prove this course"
The Turko- Egyptia question Is reviewed, and the
efforts made to reconcile the Sultan ana the vceroy
are dwelt upon at length.
American affairs are treated OF to the following
effect:-The advent OF General Grant to the Presi.
dency Of the United States has made no change in
the good relations existing between the two nations.
France has assisted the efforts OF the Washington
government to recstablish peace between Spain and
the Pacific republics; but the sympathy shown by
with the Cuban rebellion has unfortunately complt-
Gated the settlement OF the above question.
Winding up this subject the book says:-"The
French government has no reason to violate the
laws or neutrality. The only ann Of this govern
ment il to develop peacefully It's foreign relations
and guard the interests Of France.n
Violent Scenes in the PnrIiamcnt-Fress Pro-
secution.
PARIS, Dec. 10-Evening.
Tho Corps Legislatif had another stormy session
to-day. An opposition Deputy demanded the lm.
parchment OF NJ. FORBADE, the Minister Of the Inte-
rior.
Scenes or violence followed such as have never
before been witnessed In the Chamber.
The sitting adjourned amid great excitement.
The prosecution OF the RdpDel was caused by
lbelous article written by Charles Hugo, not against
him. as was Incorrectly reported. The case has ter
minated IN conviction, and Charles Hugo has been
sentenced to fine Of 1000 francs with four months
IMPRISONMENT, and the publisher OF the journal to
1000 francs fine and two months imprisonment
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inbama Claims Wants "Facts'' and
SSI.nxy,1

Tho Alabama Claims Wants "Facts" and
ssLnw.0
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1892
The London Times this morning has an editorial
ticle on the Alabama claims. The writer hopes that
the American government Will appoint such men as
George Tcknor Curtis and William M. Evarts to
state the facts and the law OF the The Times
thinks good results would certainly follow 50 wise
selection.
EDINBURG, Dec. 10, 1869.
The Scotsman publishes report, which 1t de-
clares ID entitled to credit, that Lord Clarendon will
soon reopen negotiations with the United States for
the settlement OF the Alabama claims.
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LARGE FIRE IN CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Dec. 10, 1869.
Last evening fire broke out In the clothing house
OF Samuel Lehman Sons. 1t was soon got under
control. and It was supposed the damage was small
II has since been ascertained to be $780, ooo
The insurance is $4,000, issued by the following
companies:-Clevsland, $4,000; Commercial, $4,000;
Mutual, $500: Phoenix, Of Hartford, 5000; Com
perce OF Albany, $4,000; Glens Falls, New York.
$500; Enterprise, or Cincinnati $4,000; North
BRITISH, $4,000; Narraganset, OF Providence, $4,000;
Irving. OF New o YORK, 800; new England Mutual
aud Queens Of Liverpool $4,000.
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AL BhMA.


Ineligible Members of the Legisintnre I'm.
seated.
MONTGOMERY, Dec 10, 1862
In the House to-day Mr.. Brown, OF Chambers,
democrat was voted out OF his aud was refused
the privilege OF spreading his protest the Journal
motion 10 seat Ward, his contestant, was voted
down.
McKinsry, republican, OF Mobile, was voted
q seat to-day IN the place Magee, democrat VINO
was recently elected on tie ground OF inelipibily
for having been road commissioner before the war;
The name OF McKinstry was IN the list or persons
whose disabilities were removed this week by Con-
greSs,
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The Ecumenical Council-A Papal AIlocu-
ton I'm Synopsis.

The Ecumenical Council-A Papal AIlocu-
ton I'm Synopsis.
ROME Dee. 10, 1869.
The Pope delivered an alocution before the as
sembed Bishops
He expressed his satisfaction In being able to open
the Council on the day which had been fixed and at
finding that the Bishops came In such numbars to
aid the Holy See, helped by the Holy Spirit. False
human science and impety were never before SO
strong as at the present day; foa they were well
organized and hid themselves behind pretended
aspirations for liberty. But there was nothing to
fear, because tho Church was stronger even than
heaven tsicl But time would remedy the present
evils.
The Holy Father concluded with an invocation to
the Holy Ghost the blessed Virgin, and SAINTS Peter
and Paul
rThe words enclosed In brackets are given exactly
as received by the Atlantic cable, including the
Interpolation ''sic" at the end OF tho sentenced
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MISSOURI.

Tho Gutlatin Bank Robbcry-A Supposed
Murderer Shot.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 10, $780,
Patrick Cconeily was Killed yesterday by being
caught in revolving shaft ut the drydocks at
Carondelet.
The Repnolfcs'a to-day has despatch saying that
the robbers OF the bank OF Gaatn ana the murderers
OF John W. Sheet. Its cashier only obtained five dol.
lars from the bank. They are SUI al large, anu
several parties are securing the country Tor them.
Samuel Dryden, suspected oil compnclty III tie
murder OF tue Cox family, near klngsvllle, MO-,
about six months ago, was Killed at MS iarnn, thiee
miles from Kingsylle, on Wednesday night, py nve
men who rode up to him wnle ne was Ieeains MS
hogs anu ah0t him
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Tho Extrudition Of Observation-Disclosures for
Writ of Habcas Corpus.
MONTREAL, Dec. 10, 1869.
Application has been made in Chambers for a
writ OF habeas corpus in behalf Of Caldwell, who
was remanded in Connection with certain revenue
frauds in New York. The counsel for the prisoner
contended that magistrate in Lower Canada has
jurisdiction to issue warrant for the arrest OF
prisoner in ontario. The counsel in behalf Of tho
United States government argued that under the
recent act OF Parliament magistrate in an extra
ditlon case has jursdic ton all over the Dominion.
Judge Mondelet reserved his decision till tomorrow.
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Died.

FErTERMAE.-On Friday night, December TO- as
haf-past eleven O'Clock, WILLIAM JACOB FETrER-
MAN, aged 81 years aud 10 months.
Tine relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence OF his parents, No. 122 King street. ON
Monday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Rochester papers please copy.
For other Deaths see Seventh Pugel
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TIE SUEZ CANAL.
English Difficulties of Navign ton.

English Difficulties Of Navigation.
LONDON Dec. TO- 1860.
The steamship Brazilian. Of this port, which was
built expressly for the Suez Canal trafc, has been
found to draw too much water. A despatch from
Port Said announces that she attempted to make
the passage day two ago but was obliged to dis.
charge half her cargo to get through.
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1TOENNy tHC OUS'~
and nothing will be more suitable to give and
hing VIII acceptable 20 the ladies' fair than set
OF nue furs will Just here BY way OF reminder
those who purchase Furs that there ID no better
place thing in this ine than al kNoAs corner OF
Trnadwny and Funon street. is assortment of Furs
most conpete everything be found at HIS at
able prices Furthermore kNOA'S HOLIDAY styles Oh Hats
are perfect beauties. Call and see.
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CUBA.
Alleged Letters from General Goicourin I'm
the Hands Of the Authorities-The Incendiary
Proclamation.

Proclamation.
HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1902
Several persons in Havana have received letters
nom General Gouicouria demanding sums Of money
OF from 1000 to 5000 He requests that the money
be forwarded to him without delay, IN care of the
American Consul at Nassau. These letters have
been delivered to the Spanish authorities In Havana
An incendiary proclamation, dated Havana.
December 10, was received by the steamer Columbia
from New York. This proclamation has cen CIR
culated extensively throughout the city. General
Cespedes has Issued proclamation, In which ne IN
voKes all true Cubans to destroy their tobacco and
sugar crops In order to deprive the Spanards OF
these means OF revenue.
One thousand Spanish troops arrived here to-day
on the steamer from Cadiz.
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Erring But ENTHUSIASTICALLY for Young
who having erred, desire better manhood. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge, Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION box 7, Philadelphia, Pa.
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PORTUGAL.

The Diplomatic Mission to Paris.
LISBON, Dec. 10, 1859.
The DIXIE OF Saldanha, having been pressed by the
King TO accept the position OF Ambassador OF Portu
gal to Paris positively declines, and declares that he
would prefer to resign ONCE under tho Crown
rather than take the place.
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The Lyman Murder Trial mt Hcrkimcr-The
Prisoner Acquitted.
HERKrMER, Dec. 10 1862
At 9:AS this evening the jury In the case of Nancy
Lyman, on trial for the last three days before Judge
Foster for the murder OF her second husband, last
Of mot guilty. after an absence OF one hour aud
twenty.three miputea.
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A.-A Benutlfying Northumberland Few
times with PHALON'S VIrALIA, Or SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, the silver threads that time has in
the darker hbres of the whskers the the
hair the head, their original There
danger N appyng than in bathing the skin with fair
ter leaves no tenacious Nth, dishguring sain
sonous faint behind Is veed from the light with
coating OF paper as the deadly preparations are and ets
mephitic odor. = - -
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Violent Scenes in the PnrIiamcnt-Fress Pro-
secution.
ENGLAND.

Tho Peabody Funcrnl-PubIic Respect to tho
Remains.
LONDON, Dec. 10, 1862
The body or Mr. Peabody viii be removed from
Westminster Abbey to her Majesty's ship Monarch
to-day.
Crowds Of people are at the tomb paying their last
respects to the remains OF the great philanthrops
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ST. JOHN, N. b., Dec TO- 1862
Last night being very cold, the crew OF the school,
ner Z. b. Ketcham made o fire In o stove In the
hold Of the vessel and, closing the matches, went
bed. This morning all were found dead in their
sleeping places. The names were Dernier, captain;
Irving, McFarane and Hayes, four In all.
The steam tug Relief was burned and sunk at two
O'Clock this morning.
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Holiday Presents.
Gold spec'aces and Eyeglasses, Opera Glasses, Micro.
scopes, Magic Lanterns &C.. Se, a. TIE loves, prices
JAMES PRENTICE, l64 Broadway.
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At Genin's Former Superintendent, DAN
COMA, No. 50 Sixth Hats Furs, and Fur atern.
tons, at u per cent below Broadway prices.
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In View Of the Deception Prncticcd by Deal.
era Ina worthless Oriode other spurious alton Watches
bmyer Of genuine AMERICAN WATCHES should inv aria.
Div demand a certificate of genuness.
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Pure Spices for the H0lidays-Prepnrcd by
the CHAMPION BROTHERS. Mills, Nos 2 to ~ Rutgers
place and 80 aud So Jefferson street ocs "a Front street.
New
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GERMANY.

Tho Duke OF Coburg-Gotha Dying.
GOTTA, Dec. 10, 1850.
His HIghness Ernest H., DUKE OF SAKE Coburg
and Gotha 10 dying. He Is lfty-seven years old.
Prince Alfred OF England, Duke Of Edinburg, H
his heir
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Tho Autt-Papal COuncil-Italy Largely Re-
presented-Lettcrs from Victor Hugo and
0aribalds.
LONDON. Dec. TO- 1850.
BY French Atlantic cable.
kilograms nom the Continent report that at the
opening OF the Of the anti-Papa Congress In
Naples yesterday there were present two hundred
Italian delegates and twenty members from other
parts OF the world.
The inaugural address was delivered BY President
Ricciardi.
Letters or apology for non-attendance at the
Council were read from Victor Hugo, General Carl
baldi and other distinguished persons leaders OF
the radical reform party. These communications
were received with great enthusiasm, which endured
TO the close OF the proceedings.
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A.-Canada Malt Scotch Whiskey, Distilled
after the Scotch method and fully ar
Gle, at less than half its price.
J. MURPHY, 100 Pearl street
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The Once or the Tr,Wsarer Of Tama County
Robbed Of Eight Thousand Dollars.

CIucAGo, Dec. TO- 1902
Last evening, at six O'Clock, two men entered tho
office OF the Treasurer Of Tama county, Tama city
Iowa, and asked for some stamps MIR. Camery, tho
Deputy Sheriff, turned around to get the stamps,
when the men caught him by the throat, knocked
his head against the safe and stabbed him throe
times. They then seized eight Thousand dollars
that lay IN the safe aud decamped. 1t is feared MI
Camery Is fatally wounded
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SPAIN.
Cabinet Fears for Cuba.

Cabinet Fears for Cuba.
PARIS, Dec. 10. 1869.
report comes from Madrid that 1t is confidently
believed there that President Grant intends to seize
Cuba.
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No Qunckery.-Falling, Loss md Prema.
tircy Gray Hair Dandru Itching, Ringworm and Sore
Heads by special prescriptions by Dr. b. g. PERRY
Al Bond street. New York Send for CIRCULAR
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A.-Wcnther Strips Exclude Gold, WIND.
dust, &c. ROEBuCK BROS. IS Fulton street. New York.
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A.-A.-U. s. Fire Extinguisher, Same ms
supplied TO the r Fire Department. Always ready for
instant No building safe without it, Beware WORTH
less inventions. u s. Fire Exnguisher Company.
Dey street, New York -
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a, greatly reduced prices.

Mink sets, $40; reduced from $40.
Royal Ermine Sets 1886; reduced from $50.
Asrakhan Sacques, 9s5; reduced from $40.
Misses Sets IS and upwards
Carriage and Sleigh Robes $40 and upwards.
BURKE, 46s Broadway; branch at iao Fulton sreel
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A.-F0r Stylish and Elegant Hat Go To
ESPENSCHEID, manufacturer, lis Nassau street
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Fine Watches md Jewelrv

OF all descriptions for SALE and REPAIRED by rst cnss
workmen. GEO. q. ALLEN 4 SON, l,l5S Broadway, be-
tween Twenty seventh and Streets and s5
broadway, door below Canal street
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FaS e. a + Un i Admitted thai

the most wonderful preparation for the that the
genius OF the chemist conceived elaborated
become indispensable to every toilet To had
wholesale and retail at GOURAUD'S depot Is Bond
street, removed from 453 Broadway.
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Troublesome Conghs nnd Colds. I

Troublesome Coughs and Colds. sore Throns
and Horscness speedily cured by Dr. d. JAYNs EAPEC
IoRANT gives immediate relief in all affections Q. tns
lungs by producing free OF hs pheBm whion
obstucts hem thus queing the cough, relieving the nns.
nation giving the organs chance " heal so&
BIZ al druggists,
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NEW YORK.

Libel Case In Pous Observation-Disclosures Of
Court Reports.
PoUGHKEEPsIE Dec. 10, 1900.
In the Circuit Court this morning, before Judge
Tappan verdict was given for the defendants in
the case OF J. Nelson Luckey against the New York
Tribune Association. 1t was an action for libel In
the publication of an article in the T,fbunea regu
lar court report The complainant sued for $4,000
damageS.
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liar troubles suffered to progress result serious pub
monary affections oftentmes incurable. BROWNS BRON-
CHIAL TROCHES reach directly the seat Of the disease
give almost instant relief They have thoroughly tested
aud maintain the good reputation they have justly
As there are limitations BIO to obtain the genuine