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TO Re F'Et0T of ne Sll.
A. NO public seem greatly excited over Che result
of the invests alton Just lfuted ~ Pul pple
the Of The death oil Mr. Gallon mo analysis OF
thc coItcnt, O. tho onacA iu.o tuo aver, Gsd 40
PORTION ul '.l muscular tissue hNtiug dNUIgrd tho
presence ~ Hid and The learned Professor ting Il
may have uCcu introduced ur1ugh tho medium or cad
Wacrp pipes aud The question nllg ral,ei by several
81 our nest Journals - 70 whether satcr Wnicm than
lead could not hc used loT COuN YUg water uui Other
Ecu dHi We bog 10 .u,r tiAl our Company have been
making for several years, until utA have reached the
highest degree u perfection In uIuH"ug " lttr pIIp,
tac interior surface At VIII ch pure BtlrS I'm tluni
u quarter ths wuoe IN e" ness az m" pipe tho
outer surface being of lead, the two metals belng
uOruughly uated before benz drawn into pnc. This
shuown q our LtAD., tSLp i,l.otk us iPE; Iho
connections are all made with our new t'nucd Joints
The causes ue water % luW through an utI0itH
race Of uuc block tin, NJ other metal, even Of the min
utest ~! ICle, coming m contact IA the water. This
pipe ID ~ AexOIu and AZ easily worked a. ordinary lead
PIPE.
used 'oioly AZ tho Genital Park, At al he public
schools, several large hospitals ANA puOC build ngs,
and in over 100 nrst, lAts dwellings.
This pipe n ttGof ~ recommended by tho lealug
chem SIS and ply aus, aud also by the water Cont
MISSIONER, Of Sew York, Brooklyn horton, and cral
riIE c0LwELLs, SHAW 4 WILLARD MANuFAC-
rUiING CDNPANr.
Corner West eth n. ani I'm av., New York
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,ABBoTr 50 zg l1cq'y. on ,wedac,iey, Jan 5 i.7
/ uncra from vac reilcnce OF nls parcn,' g. r,ar
i hro 'tiyu, ~. 'ny f-oa) 20 81 ''coe.. lrcga'
iqhn,s nu'sh. ,intrruni ~ Grccnnvpl .....
Roy CE-pn Inc.ln{ gyenug, NJ his ic-deace 'b
lie %emPer. OF S.eesYieA Lodge, 81 o. J.. oat 4.
cor an and Greene sls on FRIDAY, unjust, AT u,
'nty nv J a. 9 oI hs .9I sSa o. M 'J yE2yc
COwLEH.-0l Thus, Iay, Iar ., y. casl!ear, Young.
ct sop q me o ste i,ch%d 4 and L'uor G Co"ic'
1he funeral .erHc.. WI! take place toG@y Trdayl
ist t. Fi1a6c,hroii% j NJ rewSin' vii We iutcrrcd
IN th9 Cemetery Of the LyerFreens on Saturday mora
~. GrIIr-In RFooll,n, T. on Wednesday,
me S soaf d e. on e6a n,S.0W a o'0'N AT
yoqnge son OF john aud keoseea po"uey, aged year
ne gel"iyGs and fTe9l, o. mo family ore respect
Of n, ga.enIs, u West ilih It,, on Friday tn init, At
dale aged 20 years, month"; adj y lavs.
Tile relative, aud friends Of ,pe IAN ly are invited TO
on Fr'day,, jan i'7, al II o'clock T. ii. '' ' ''
p0WiiSGEAt Li- r,,idtncc, Carroll ST.. south
BrooLlyn on Thurs lay, Ja9 9, JIhu bowling, a native
Ms tr5nas ARE 'G'ne'tla!y Invited TO attend ms fH-
FAY On Wednesday, Jan ., James Fay IN the 5'th
The reiaiFes amt friends Of trcfamny are invited 70
20 attend the funeral from is aie residence 20 last
w On iaaS; 1M; = 4, , r,,ro ,,,o,
Of Richard and Mary Kane. Natl months
The relatives and friends OF tne family respectfully
requested 10 attend tde funeral Today GfdlAl AZ W.
O'Clock, nom the Icsldeec U. hes parents, lOVsc'
| welt st.
| MoGuIRE.-On Thur.iay, Ian. q, rc'or McGure, a
native Of the county ol ttnh1utNn' lrtlAhd' agcd oj
| years,
Hs friends and acqualntanccs AMI those Of S son,
inaw John llu.an, are respectfully invited 70 attend
ho funeral aturday itoL hl, lao residence, ~
East 2ith ST, corner lat lls romans VIII b. con.
vCyed TO stephens Church ut oclocA, \. NJ were
requiem mass VIII be offered for the repOse OF hll
gonl' and from thence ia Tcmna Will DS IntCglUd I
Calvary Cemetery AT | O'Clock +, ".
| MCKINLEY. -leter, sou OF Nen Mckinney, aged 81
| years.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited attend the funeral nom his late resi-
dence l2i Mulberry st, on Friday IN lnst al h,tpas
| sHEARER .-Sudlenly, on "wednesday. Jan. :, James
| son OF Joan shearer aud the late Sarah N. liln,
Tue relatives anu frlcnis are respectfully invite Il
attend tho iunern to-day (tridlyJ At clock, IRON Ian
| late residence 2il East 3lst ~,
| TlLEY.-At Baypoit, l.. L., where she had 10,
the benefit VI her health. Mrs.. LuzatclL IulIs.y1u
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TOIcEs FROM THE TONES.
The Convicted Policemen spcak-Frrihtr
Developments OF the Wells Robbery PrO-

Developments OF the Wells Robbery Pro-
missed.
10 ne Editor or Tie SIN.
SIR Public opinion has been so perverted by
the press OF this city ease, that we have had
TO submit to worse than the Dfei.scott decision.
People act upon the assumption that policeman
once prisoner has no nights that other men are
bound TO respect
We have been called everything that " jack shep.
ard" "Fiye-strins jack" and Dick Turpin "
were ever entitled to he called, simply because VIC
were policemen. II the accusations against were
true we should not have troubled the Court OF Gen
eTal Sessions or any other Court, but would have
acted as highway men do and have got out OF the
way. But being innocent Of any snch crime, We
felt prepared to stand before any tribunal IN the
State. We did not once dream that false witncssc.
would testify against us, as In the evidence giycn
by Fritz and Woford who has sworn TO blank
fllsehoods when lac denied having called US into the
stables. But to the trial and eonvetian--ln the same
loves would have tried Us had u not been for
tie mercy OF the Court, which granted
Us one day to prepare Tor defence In the me-
time out bail was surrendered, and we were locked
w and gwen no time 10 consult our Consul until Nc
we're brought into Court INC follow ng day. b. this
tine cTe.J one OF TIC jury men, We nave not the least
DOUBT, were peru ded by the newspapers tllt We
were guilty; else thoy had n special dislike tow ri
puiccmcn for their representative, even scOrncd %
iook UPON n. Wnlh an, thing bat dcr,siVc son'empt
Tue evidence against Us Was that We we're IN a
stable with zone Others thAt We were ~ very mer-
~. ht.er that Well says that We robbed him on
Forty second street, 10 one but himself to corr 1lor
ate this statement. 40 one knows whether LG had
the money. hut VIVA, ne says must be true, md our
own .p1Iu'c oatrs, soleuny declaring that we VA
hot rob arm, tkuD together With our previous good
character, AZ, ol 40 more value a. evidence 80 APP
peartd, wIth no Court than saw-4u-t bul what I
Wells good ,'an cory Ihre was nothing snid
oitrcr Tor or ag-.u.. Lr Tie Courtmrit have been
Kept perfectly ~ The TX RESI- Getting his character.
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In state bonds III chief dealings wcir IN now TcH-
nrssecs and new North Caro,inas wlich were at
H@iGA for the Dirt named, and N the latter Wiz
r.nas old. were steady az 5O)s, aud tho rev ". MI.
souri, Gs dun ~ S. ami Iouisaua loycc csat GiS
65R Georgia is advancing y rent to ~. ana Alabama
IS Y cent 70 ~. New YofR state bounty loan bonds
sold NJ iO7 city BANK shares sod as follows; Fonrth
National at iOo,+5iO. Commerce ut 10 Ninth NG.Ioaal
at ig7x Central National at 0, American Exchange
Railway yn~cs were IN GOOD demand with sale cf
Union Pacihes nj ,0J.. tentrais at ~. Great Western
seconds az M. anil LISTS oi Columbus, Chicago and
Wall stree, 70 day has he unusueTly nctivo and all
the departments assumed an upward tendency. In tho
oucnily advanced on Tie entire list. Tho cicf chsiac.
teriscs az the market were the Vanderbilt stocSs N
the eiuente OF which tho Of the list syntr1.
lhizcd Late IN the alcInoon tneIe were indie aiors
uirt prominent members OF the clique were
selling ont, and rIices ilercuron declined =
strong and buoyant " generally the beat figures the
day, irnnacuors have teen wei distrbuted, but the
leading tcsnres of siCcul alton Mcls Confined to Nov
York Central, Hudson River. Northwestern, st. Paul
Lake Shore, Rock lsand and Pacllc Mail AGw lork
central ranged from ~ 10 % the scrip nom 50, 10 sF
Northwestern common. CH 10 G9R tie preferred ~
10 So TT Paul common. q 10 iiA Lake Shore. - 70
81 Rock Island, iulis TO ilii4; md PlcinC Mall fs
10 ~. New Jersey Ieniral dId LOt chow tie activity
of yesterday and was firm at 'D.GH,. Reading was
steady az 0iH@@$, aud Harlem strong. advancing 90
In tlie m!scclInccus shares. Western tuion Tel.
r-.sed nom 81, - elt; Quic silver WIS dull at i5
and Canton a., h1 Marir6sq wN- qur, n iiso5 ~
while Inc preferred advanced To lG. ENrr,.s shares
we're dali and declined. AJlr, rCcc3u from . To- II .
ard Wels, Fargo 8 60. stnn- a 49,.
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um in the tunnel Into which the atmosphere at the
Bales OF goods, on being landed from vessels, VIII
lightning like speed into the basement Of Stewards
or Clafiii's. Passengers trunks will have reached
their hotels up town before they arr scarcely seated
in their coaches or can get on board fcrry.boat.
Letters for mail trains starting from Jersey City
may be mailed five miles nom there hut tvo or
three minutes prior TO train starting time.
VAST TRANSIT
Tie Pneumatic TrpnsN Company when completed
Will be able to cspateh passengers baggage from
the St Cioul Hotel TO the Jersey ferry In three 10
five miautes. "A sun Importer reporting an affair In
Central Park, may mail his manuscript In the near
est lamp post and have II IN the edtOr's hands IN
the ofrco in two minutes Thousands OF dta,s and
express wagons will disappear. and the streets be
clear for Passenger travel as soon the underakng
Is completed.
MAYOR HALL
wants to the tunnel badly IIo tried to send sn
inspector down into II day before yesterday, but
failed. He sent word for u Herald reporter TO ac-
company tho inspector. Botn came away without
getting view Of the underground mysteries. Yes
terday the effort was renewed. but ag1in
failed. Tho Mayor then filed compls Mt
with Judge Cardozo, praying that the Company be
onjoincd from further prosecution OF the work,
aud LAYING the damages already susl ained by the
commonalty IN consequence, at S1D,OO0. Judge
CardoZo took the papers and ordered tue defendants
TO show cause on he Third Monday in January.
The Superintendent Of the work Is Dir. Joseph
Dixon. WHO Is well known for his ueiseverina efforts
,ndcal orng to establish the underground railw Nv.
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Armed with this law the Company began to tunnel
from the places indicated. Tho tunnel Il nine feet
four inches In diameter Il starts In the vault under
the sidewalk and, going east to the centre OF Broad
way, makes a graceful curve, and then proceeds
south down Broadway. There was great difficulty IN
making TINS curve. Iron lrchng had TO be used, ~
the shields made TO cut the tunnel were onJ intend
riod out by workmen on whcelbarroWs to the rear Of
the vault under Warren street, distance OF
100 feet from the entrance to the tunnel,
and then loaded Ia carts, Forty carts have been
employed to carry away this dirt since the tunncng
machine began operations ninety days ago.
The cutting machine ia worked with hydraulic
pressure aud managed BY two men. These arc en-
abled TO exclvat' more than NIFTY men could do I'M
der the old tunneng process. The machine cuts
around the tunnel causing the whole 'front.' 10 loosen
aud fill inwards. Misuus arc at work build uy tic
masonry, which il eight incAcs thi,N TyI sect
daily Ia the average progress madJ
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spuial lloiitrs.
mtNitinrs.
HAND FACTS.

AND FACTS.
Ny servant Gel ,a,s Pam PAINT; good.
T1sn ,nS M va 20 9 ped a. nSt
lui PAINT PAIN cured each yarnnts bite.
Tint cance, too, Hind Ton, has wore,
W ~ ioitltuii ant thristian grace,
Upon Lis cheek two yeas Or Hlorc,
L. gone scar Is IA ~ place.
There's no usc talki'r. facts viii show.
tCrt hcatcs rom Those who dwell
Aud ind the hopeless live and well.
Thcresuoi aao ther free cnrc nice
WITHIN the Union " thout fee,
Tho Rch sna Pooraio treated free-
Three checrs for wolcod every one
Take of Your Hats nor voices spare;
ss Sre sSr , sss pn1sf Tar ny bS gn sonsr
have not lost single patient IN sixteen months past
tiuce uting Dr. wolcousra Paint and hnnlilat6r n
lcncs, cured case OF cancer with thnty ounces Of
Tam lPi9t. TINS patton was resigGiing himself 70
cured a woman with cancer OF the woub OF six years.
- S'n ' rcef U YOU 20 Jalae yon " We
.e1nsslS,GgTs E9lt2n eouqy Ia; a. BGshi' NJ d.
NV father i proprloior q tc Pecon,c House. Green.
OF M time was unable to w..ls. Ny Igs, nav AIMS
ed ny body s.S nave SSSn CONTRACTED AMI drawn ~
.gyc,iy Of ihs disease have poured out mo9ey with.
di'eoal iscd snd dilsaftsGsl Ny Ssla and saGeriny
cav wee can portray the agony have cudurcd. saw
frrmonih 6n could not beIieSe his 1tPaiai could
reach my ease although le ird many people give the
10 purchase quart or an es6i dollar oo,c Of III pain
@ e s " " g g Tsr a T So ny pr e ed re-
TONED purchasing and nTns nn ! poueHt Ave quarts,
en,el rsn ass my limbs aud every part Of my body
No weSs aa s S t Sysa a,a ~ y
i tc hesl remedy aud creates; Invention ever offered
Cd q elEh; collar qnar s really worth more than
nu nsf , Io y a. Id recoh'o
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bankers muntN.ting reiucsshce 10 draw except at an
sdyenec OF " eept5 sixty days bills have sold freey
At iesN We quote prime sixty day. stefibf at ins@
ioex sight bills Of inc eaae grade o. 100 ssio9,s and
prime commercial al Icek9fos7I.
The monoy mnrkct la shown an casy feeling
throughout the day ind borrowers on cali have readily
snpplied tbc; requirements at y cent in currency
Tho dehand from the erokers has however, been more
active, iu consequence Of the ed volume OF bust
nCss nj the Stock Exchange The large amounts Of in
erest and dividends having been freely dshrrscd, the
money withheld last week Is sgnin restored TO iicull
ton. In addition. the banks In receipt OF further
renitanccs from Ctncaro and Other wesicru cities;
but che other hand tacy also sending small
sums TO come Of the Eastern States ana Philadelphia
though the general currency movement In favor q
the city banks In the discount market, commercial
paper Is In request, PRIME uccertanccs passing at
10 ~ y cent, and single names ut 10 to II cent.
The Government bond market has been active, ooen-
ing ong and buoyant In sympathy with the advance
gold and the scarcity OF stock Offering Prices at
tie second call wore 10 cent m advance Of those
current at the corresponding session yesterday. At
the final call the market fell on under te downward
turn gold nrid realizing sncs. but closed with
hnucr feeling under the bullis tendency of stocks
Henry Cicwy & Co 80 wall street report nt 3 +. NJ:
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The tournament now in progress at the VII
iiamsburgh Chess Club shows the following result;
MAJOR Wclnich won ~ games and lost " Frank,
enherg won M games and lost ~; j, kneh won ~
> games and lost o - Fuchs, Jr, won ~ games and
lOstG; X. Nogt won ~ games and lost D. The other
play eTs have lost more games than they have won.
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NEW YoRH Thur-da'. Jan. 4 n ct cattle arr
cue .ni H.. 4 q i,to , D., " ~ 40 iysl amy a."
lott with 2'o received and car~ 10 arrive. Hog, Wcr.
nomhallj quoted at Hks IKE. or .. higher owin- 90
The mCd-rr rVNly Tor The 'tDsh trade; bnt there
10 Gales on i've weight. bfg-sel hog, arc stll unset.
lcA, bat Nc5t.Eu we're sid at II .c AMI Gig 1t
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The tunnel aow extends to the front door % N" As-
tor House. The diameter inside ih' 90 |"cm' "il be
four tunnels Two y-our Inches each IN diameter for
parcels, trunks, freight, Sc, and two twelve inchc9
g. diameter for luttera. Each II these VIII be
distinct tunnel, with division walls eight inches Ia
thickness. within Icd Ot tAcsc tunnels separate
railway viii be constructed.
WHERE BoUSD.
The Company Is hurryng it, tunnel soVtlwlrd
towards south Ferry it, first objective poiut, adl
will not as previously intended, stop at Codar sret
They hope to maze ~ enty feet day soon ahd t'rt
the lunn,l north for Fourteenth street The tnslhc
u work the blower or fan wi soon be hnlsbed anu
brought 10 tho corner Of Warr,n and Broadway,
where II e to be placed Tue blower OF ian IS
tracted so much attention lately. The
mSehnGry Is new ana Rup nc To Soi mgc
In q distant Western foundry, The inside OF al
tie tunnels or tubes will be ccmcnted al! usht,
and will not be Of iron or metal ~ Is generally sup
posed There are my men az Norh on tne tu W.
All enter every mornAg al tbs only "nlrahcc on war
rem stre, secrce, has been enloned upon al', I hn
ever been able 10 obtain the dimensions VI the tun
mel, or the HOdtls oierdah Of constructing IT,
NO DANGER TO BROADWAY.
The lower side Of the tunnel Is Twenty feet below
Broadway. The excavation Is advanced only six
teen inches ahead OF the masonry, rt4uouiiy
there Is no possible danger Of Broadway ca'ing W
or settling more than street ordinarily docs alter
already Is thirteen miles long, extending rom Sou'h
Very to Warren street. and thence nortn 70 rUuI
will turn eastward, 10 Fourth avenue, and
turning north, viii extend TO Harlem RIVER
A north branch will run up Broadway, 70 Cen
trail Park. All the way up from South Ferry To-
Fourteenth street, and thence to Central PARK ana
Harlem, branches will be made TO all central points,
such ~ ferries, crossings hotels and other I'M
por,ant localities. The different newspaper Offices,
Cry Hail. aud Post Office win have branches. The
engine being built is a i00 horse power.
THIS ensnc will work the Pneumatic Ejector, when
power, air Ii put In motion to either propel tho
ears forward from Warren STREET 10 South Ferry
and intermediate stations, by blowing wind behind
thtm, or eoassrso, By which they ara 70 be draw
back TO Warren street. by producing partial yaca
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Concord Lodge, y. and \. NJ, No. 30, at a special
communication At +. NJ. to-day will confer the second
degree.
A special communication OF Greenwich Lodge,
No i6i IL cnlc foT friday Uo-day) at IAN, sharp for
Inc nnrnose Of last sad tribute OF TcspsCl To
their deceased IOtlcT Peter w. Royce.
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The rrG-rcss oil the T0urnanno NJ.
Tho following wrllcoutc-t,l game was played
recently between McaSrs. !. Thompson anu =. Aare,
ia tAl touIu4iAgut vi tAe Now York Chess Club.
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uELuBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT

uELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT
DUcuU
IL certain cure Tor diseases OF the
BLAppFR. kidneys, GRAVEL. DRoPsY, or.
GANlC MLAkNLsS. FEMALE COMILAIANTS,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
and all diseases OF tho
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE.
from whatever eluse originating. and no matter OF
now LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these require the OF duretc.
II no trcatmclts slbinttrd TO, Consumption or In
sanity ensue. our Flesh anu Blood supported
iunl these SlurCc~, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
aud
that nj Poneriy depends upon prompt use Of reliable
remedy.
HFLNBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
established upward oil u! ears. prepared ny
d. 7. HELMDoLD,
Druggist,
.ai broadway. New Nork, and
10 South 10Th street PhilHdel phia, p1
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IOdOe, No, NJSfCT. St'lotcrD.
Advance. g Loan + 0ion ''',, n ,,od.D
pnciic .,, 81, john Pullman. y, aorace FOrhnsh
Glen GoIe W.. John X. faTcADd John NeiheH
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Sutic!r Aoi,tts.

@u'tV1l s'ut'leS' ----...-.-
IRON MOuLDERS UNION, No. 90, Of New
I ork.-A SPECIAL meeting WI le held a. OclocE,
this rrd1y evening, OF fagts Hal. 1rugg Of Avenue
d ava 4.t -. Al W'u,d-ts slt 'nE."lt - attend, %
matter. affecting the whole TRADE VIII he discussed.
JAS. CAla.Ul.L, President.
rIulEQE AKTERLY MEETING oftts N.YiP.
" u, u. Soc"ty WI Dc held on saturday cNCnin',
Jan. y i,,o at thoI Hall . Z Bawcry N members are
~ Iu. ia! % attend. GEORGE GREEN. PIE l4ont,
PATRICR uALTE. t,ec see
NEORkiNGMES'$ UNIDN--A reg llar meeting
w o. The Mon viii be lel0 hs tLu!ayl evening, at
4 J'IlOCa, AZ q, BJWery ylectloa Of officers,
NELSON W. YOUNG, Presl lent
Rlrunr nLtssEgT, secretary.
rE'NhE ~ NiOREUNPLEASNNT ANDIN-
I SAVE EENEblIS Tor mn ltlrll' lrd dangerous
ti.r.sct. Use HttMJcLV's kAIENvr BVCHU AND la.
rnut 81 RosL Wash.
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rul's Rpd Plr'Ics vs., Snnw nni & ain.-
Nlltu Ia uO.tH all F.Is. IlGln.rgNIrr boots 900.
shoys, MILLER ~ co, 81 Union sq ar,.
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llohtltal.

A SERENADE and ioIchlight procession WIN be
~ rendered Juile Lclwti on tomorrow friiayD
evening, at 10 O'Clock NJ his residence, sd 81 The pro-
cCfson VIII start iro corner ssh H. and 10th ay, al
o'clock.
IIVWENTV-~FCoND WARD REPURLI-
! CANS;-All of,t having bee connccie with Conn
ell No. 4 u l. A.. VIII meet az o'clock Ii1lay evening
Jan MattCis II vital Importance 10 all Republicans
WI nc acted upon. L. L. BULLolkS, J. Il, WINANrs.
GEO. VI. iOSL.
I.Oll MULTIPLICATION on INCOSTI-
NENCE ot Urine. irritation uaartma Ion. or ulc' r-
ton OF the bladder OF kidneys, ais 'ascs or the pros
tat Eaui-, stone the bladder, calculus gravel "
brick dust derpsits and all diseases OF the BLADDER,
ktlneis, and dlOpsical sWGllings,
Use HELHBoLps FLUID EXTRACT BUcHC.
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JuD6R TRoY--As We don't pass upon tina, question. II
ground.
Ma MoRMs-It 10 true q at has been pass ed upon by
the Court. and that question will meet csew here.
JLpuE TLoY-Nc have always dec ned u "a sufficient
ground when n man SAID he didn't want be trlod
here. and shall always be bound TO consider thnt.
Mr.. NoRRls-1 mats the right OF the party, aud the
profecuti9n in all PROBABILITY will exercise the same
tlyfg
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ANOTHER rRASsrEr WANTED.

Mr BRt1roS-1 have moved oil these cases except
niue, winch now hold IN my hand, to nc Court "
Oyer and IcIminer ~ great personal nCouyc to
myself They would al have been moved hrt hat
the pile of PAPERS necessary Tor the moving OF the
vqsso great that II was imposshlc 90 doit In the time
allotted rlye uOlcC now that shall he ready
aud all occasions from Tuesday morning ucNt. is long
as this Court pi oyer and lornner may SIT, to nv the
cases aud ehall be prepared meet Inn aud submit
the grounds Of my defence and shall ask the District
Attorney, he IL not now " D. reany at that uuc to
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