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THE TRAVELLERS

Iuys oil raid dndJUa oiaims promptly. In ave yesrs
and half OF successful business the TRAvKLKRs ~
paid resrly TWELVE THOUSAND claims for death
or wholly disabled injury by accident TINS dsbursng
among its policy holders more than ONE MILLION
DOLLARS. Thee claims vary In amount from IS to
$1,000 each. and average OsE IN EvERY FOURTEEN OF
oil the Icrsons insured by tue Company. These bcne
nts have been shared by all classes OF IN oil parts
q tho United States and Canada. Ineiuded in tins
number III of fatal accident, Oh which tho
large sum Of tiOto Vas paid for only sSgs received
In premiums.
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Huelllts3 Qoiuts.

II Won wauld mriks 20 I'd investu,ents, la
yctu iaut3 that M return You tWo0ll the worth II
your money, go 70 Ira lhason Hunter co.,, a, 100,
aud l09 BuNCry, and purchase your clothing none
better. choapef IN Tho market
wheeler & Wilson'S sewing Mnchlnea,
llll BrOnawHy sGh ST., for sale. payable Ia In
stalhnents without extra charge. Machines 70 let
j. A. ELLIS
sehuyIIII Coal, VI SO(ss5.JQ In yard. ga West 18th
etreet. helOnd 10Th Li.
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REiL ESTATE JURISDICTIONS.

The Wonderful Growth OF BroOkIyn-New
Buildings Ia New York - busy = nson
Lxpccted-sOme OF the Prices Paid Last
Year for New York Real Estate.
The year just passed has been a remarkably busy
one for the real estate auetioneers Large amounts
Of New York, Brooklyn, Long Island, New Jersey,
pud Hudson River improved and unmproyed prop
orty having changed hands. The following table
saow the amount Of real estate sold by auction dur
inv frb mtnth of tte wear.
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The day when that pnrc, watorlike fuid. Phalon's
Ntili, or sAlviton for the Hair, Introduced was
die, non Tor all the poisonous hair dyes. ihey dyes
none AZ present d.nCveT VIII aguln.-IdC.
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Spttal Noiltti.

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
{. ", MUIR AY'a LOTTERIES.
hISSOI'kl-tNtra Class No. i:ci. Jan. Z, 1870.
is, IL 10. 40, 10 :, III II. -, o. ) ..
MsSOrHl-C NJ. No lsi. Jan. :. I'io.
81, ~. %, ". g.. !. c. q. Is. 81. ~
KFSlU Y-ENra Class No. 10, Jan. !, 1870.
g, a q, I. o., IS. /, q, 70, 81, IS, 81
-, 10. 10, =, 81, 8, 81, -, ~, n, d, ~
FRIES cnshcd ana ntlrmatiOn urnisca IN the above.
and also ROYAL uav-nl Lnttsncs. !. C.Ure, broSef.
90 Bsoalw,y. aud ijS Fulton u.
ROYAL niVANA LOTTERY.
IriYct nN'f N gold. Information turnstet. The
hiEet rates paid To- douhcons and all kins OF gold
AID silver. TAYLOR CO.. BinScis.
10 AN ~. New AorE.
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w r,nua t,t S"s'u"es An""h W tno NeW'
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AlubIiniiors.

'NuuNhtlut7'
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COUNTESS Secoad Edasionl BI MRS. SOUTH
WORTH! ant El'Ntsr LIN OODi on, TiiE INNER
LIFE OF the AUTHOR IS MIS-. CiEoLISE LEE
HEINZ
And other View nooss a-c punished tbs da7 by
TB.PETERsON ~ BiDrHEEs PHILADELPHIA.
And arc sac by.l booksellers and news \ yeats.
Mrs. sOrTHwoRTH's NEW RooK.
THE rAIL } DOOM Or r., TnE c c9 sGNb
Freo ais In cloth; or ti5o IN paper cover
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WITH a new, wi rllt back p'iee 49, or in paper
MRS. soUTHwoRTHs GREAT books.
msy nc s1caaS dad oost boots PUBLISHED or
''"' FoRTY THOUSAND COPIES SOLD.
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frIcc $50 IN paper covert or &! Ia cloth
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Price ~ 5iin paper cover or - In cloth.
'.'Ab'rs Boots are for sIle by an BO,tSsfSrs ,o
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NJ D., fer tErce type cases. once hours from 20 y,
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MIRINE INTELLIGENOE.

NiNt,rURR ALAAsA1-rrts nav
sun Tsef..,, - sn tefs.... 80 MOll tsVsull q
ufoI WArFR-rits OAr
aus gok,,ll IL Gov Island. 4. 30 Hen Bll'.. O8
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net At TINT rate though nothing wns done NJ lower
aurs The Currency movement nnimrcr,snt , ~
roInlttahcus from Western scctiops. The discount LAR
Get mrly active. though tho funds OF the country
omrloymert arc not yet I'm Dortant Primo ercnant
paper passes 81 10 u cent for double nance and 10
to- for single sirnstures.
0over1ment bona. have synipatnl,es With the buoy.
ant tendency OF the other market, and the htgh
premium IN gold has Impaired further strength TO the
market Prices opened firm. and advanced M tho
than Yesterday AT tho last call there was fractional
aesllne on the nyetwent.es nnd inc temporary reac
There lttic disfonticn ane,y holders Of ,tock 70
realize tile ndvarcc the limited supply the
get. which Is also constantly decreasing under the
IrenIy deinnnd. induces behef IN higher prices IN
lees extensive scalc, tlourn there were active pur
chnses for prominent dealers IN stocks.
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Large and active dealings have characterized State
ponds, which have been strong. New North Cnrolinas
fdranceai cent 20 q the old. CEN. 70 q new
8 wv itu.ss sn cySo d sna new vfrs
.old az 81; Georgia 4 AZ sci New York State bounty
loan bonds at i07. ard Ohio 6s, 1881, at 100.
Ciy benk Shares sold as follow; Bank Of hmerics
a. III American Exchange at Us, Central National 10
lOd Continental az o. OK diy; Ninth Nnticns at loI
q Bankers and Brokers' Association at t0lk ex DIV
maud, Central Pacihcs selling at ~ under unusually
large demand from German bankers. Union Pacncs bt
81 aud Columbus Chlcago, and Indians Central at IN
Transactions Ia railway aud misrel aneous shstos
were on more ex cnaivc scale than for several days
past, ana attended with mnch eScitcment ard wide
fluctuations. Prices Of tho opening were steady At the
qnoaon, current Mt tho close last eve Mug. but later
Z temporary reaction fion tho highest prices OF the
day bnt AT the close partial rally noted. and tho
hnkct let on strong The chef features OF speeula
lion were the Wander bit stocks. ST. Paul
EccS Island. ana Lake Shore. On extreme quota ions
New iork Central ranged from 9lH 10 s!h New York
Central scfr, SN toSi1 Northwestern common, Gak
Northwestern preferred, 81 to ssk; st Paul common
land iOsS 10 iOgi<, and Lake Shore sfH 70 T Head.
Ing was firm at 9ix TO az, and Eie al aia2iX, New
Jersey Central was quiet at sNagi Pittsburgh AZ s7y
eN Fort Wavne al sstsis, and Ohio ami Nfsissnpi at
Eh@a5I wabash wns dull. and declined nom say 10
PIN Harlem was buolnnt, aud rosc ffoin $50 to llOH
Mrcolancous stocks id not share the activity % tho
railway ltst exccpt pacidc Man. which fuctuatrd 10
Sniek'ycr declined from Isl 10 II. narposa advanced
Lul and neglected.
Closing prices at +. Nj
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THE TRAVELLERS

raid rp to July tiset02 In the state OF New YORK.
ti9i7i1 in Mas achuscts, tGn8I6 In ohio--and so on
through all parts Of the country. and TO In every
Kind Of business or occupation. 1t Ia common mis-
take Of Inc public TO surposc ths this Conn any nsures
against accidents Of ndrci chiefly. while tho is It
insuTcs against accidents generally TO men who don't
travel as well as these who do--it is proved by the
records Of claims PAID that tho proportion OF travel
Ing accidents rs only about one 10 eighsd OF other
forms OF socident Remember, the TRAVELLERS "a .
General Acclle 1t Insurance Compauy
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THE TRAVELLERS


Also grants all forms OF full LIFE and ENDOWMENT In
turance on exceedingly favorable terns-its policies
mite cOHirdct. All policies nonforfctable Combined
Life sud Accident policies written when desired
uniting all the dement's full fc policy and general
acciden, Insurance under polic, and premium. No
other company writes this form Of policy lite ave tcn
fifteen. and twenty year polcof. wh'n premiums are
iuiy Tai. can be converted into Eidowmonts at the
Opt Of the i'surRn This IS especial feature grant.
ed BY no other LIE company.
THE 1RAvELEEs
Insurance COMPANY. OF Hartford Conn. grants every
thing tCsrablc IN lice or GENERAL ACCIDENT Insu.
rance al rates within the reach Of all. Its chosen
premium sy,tcm IL the Low Late Cash Plan. under
which there T.; No Cacsi t0frfy about the au,unt nf
premium. No Boner ahout notes. No H'erssf 10 ydy
tor the Ilc Of your own money. No As,o,su euf3.
resent or prospective. NJ Disa7pontBeas In regard
90 impossible dividends W Tofncaoas ofloaus notes
or ether vt,lcn OBLIGATIONS. when the 20 cy becomes
O claim. ~ orGposmsHE Of PREMIUM. No D. tbs but
VIVA yo7 ltvc ALL she insurarro ynu pay tor. No
Qu,sboa but Shut you have reliable Insurance a,
lowest cc-'.
>. q. PATTERSON, President
RODNEY DENNIS. Secretary.
CHAs +. WILSON, Assr sccy.
GEO. y. LESTER, Actulgy.
New YORK oEics' 207 Broadway.
Il. N. JOHNSON. Manager.
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Hazard & cassers Cod Liver Oh " the bss,
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yVOoD'- Mr,ErM Asp MENAGERIE.

Seats scruredsX dlys in advance n the Boy once OF
the Theatre " at It's C fCkct Odico AZ the Music
.tore " Q. U. Dll.on q 60. ~ nIoadwny.
, 1870-12-22
LUXEMBOURG.

Berlin, Dec. 7l.-The Krenz zruunq, today;
ea$e+ with reEar1 to the neutrality al L1yrm,
nontf. mat Diplomatic negotiations were impos,
slole ~ time Or NAr. Tho Ffusstan Government
u Ieaaf to submit claims for arbitration Wjtnont
pendent State. - - A1"e'
new IoRx. Der. eo.-Tae 1e;asds London COZ,
re6ponde1t fefegTaphs:
The following Is the text Of Bfsmask'd desnateh
relative 70 the Luxembourg question, Dec. d:
"P!ussta, a. tho outbreak OF the war. deciared
mat would !espect the neutrality OF Iaxcm-
6ourF. provided France did tho same NeIther
France nor luxembourg have done 50. Prussis
did not hold that government Responsible far h., i
conduct toward her tndtytduals, but Thought that
e1orta should have been made to repress the re-.
provisioning Of ThtonytIle, through 1fains frcr,
luxembourg: Such fragrant bfoach of nrutrai-
ny lAWa could not have takeo place without the
conhlFAnce o. government pr1c1alR pussta
lodged complaint With the government Of Lnx
emoousR. pointing cut the consequence to which
Needed After The fail Of Net, numbers OF French
soldieIe passed th1onyh In1embourE to erade
me Germans and fejotu the French'
The French Consul WIS at the raiiWrv
atauon 10 Aasist the iugfttyes IN reaching France
TWO thousand soldiers reinforced the FrencI1
army. and the Government OF Lu1cmbur0 aid
nothing 70 preyenttt This undoubtedly consti-
lion on which Prussia baaed her neutrSiit1.
therefore, ceased to exist, In Consequence of
which Prussia declares, on ner nart
1aat shH considers herself no lourer hnnnf ~
regard The neutrality Of Luxembourg. She r..
fcsSes to 1erself The right to claim comp.nsa,fon
IRON the Duchr for Losses sustained by FUssa in
coGseQuence nf the non obscr7ance OF her uen-
nenelf against the recurrence OF slmtlar proceet.
, 1870-12-22

4 : been tom inso tenoe t.s,.,, h+,.,, n--,-
8 n,mn;~ston s @a resE ~ss OF quite s1oshai
III kshsr essi %iite kas14;s .sa =. .Saa oot sa
flT and tho klow tempo of "a .o. onsoas pata8
nscftA1y oJ btu struggle with tne Wrsd. .ue @ ~
nr. ~ Xoo,o e. hoa hare piessed Baife but I, nv
cot Of The beaten futs, ana Thien hines Mhleo w
NO lowing Instead OF jetky and dt.enr, sUooa
SONG lGanss asa 49, sis solo 70 ia9ih Ssa,u
pieee Of vocalixtp9. But VIM tn,e s'. eosrecl
Gut drasaa ant n,hiL 1t muft asye FL. s1,in f IT y
w V,sn14sm1 msss ssisa a, Of rapid delivery '' o'
own Ballad = PolonaI.r,w IN Wn,rn :. ~ M
taoof aeainst hts sceomnanment GotE,t.sat n nsa 70
ease as and sye1y detsil vas NAKED bY 81
md putty 81 isses. sone Th;as s9d .ss
ssss Tao - master. In the second hi * 70 tne M
ss5opG E1 nis great power Of teAnsae ntst r. S,
ottR ,.,1s1 1na a, @s 4sl Passlcts Day N tao
hhsS9sI ~ ana Il The cssnsa, Of vcatce 1s;sn
nsu:G fhs ,or sSs <ers n tne las le f.riv eI-
DO the votF n7 7eorSea @ oi Tie violin, and nade 1t
IN .g IalLd concert will bc g1reu on Friday eynn.
'ns WILD NE following prnGTxmme: oA-
l. Overture" n..aie'ls atas ....r:
~. NJ. u: S.v sad sisao;1: v:iisa:' Mozart
~uD. Sifaos sa5aS;ui. aS;ui.'''''''''''-..'Vea
Violin As
xa ~ ~ aea91 5Issas%s.. 57IR2s.:ssss:. 7'sa1'su.
no. NJ A;;;;; .Ne,esbeer
Nile. Ghii;itiias sSiis;:-'.''.'.o Sii:::ss;:: .oonnod
s'sne' veiker 1I.S sala esissis i; H:s 9fsa1 9fs,.
. .-ht.r temps. so1A-
Ia pp. ,,e,s Mi: Sii;:ss :ss as. Sssssll
H. orc,,.r,M ~. Cay md Sig vssssr: R's.n4
iircns::;t..;: t.;:t ;t..;:'--'....---..*............
, 1870-12-22
GEORGIA.

FroRreks OF the Election--Thc Re-
Pubsicans Ahead Pour Repub1a-
cana Certainly Elected 10 Coagccss
W2fu1s0fpH, Dec. 9l.-Letters have been Re.
eelseo heIe from GeoFKlss within the past few
dA5e. wbics indicate that The pra1pects Of the
atase beDg carried BY the Republicans A-e no,
S.w Fosx. DEE. n.-Gne 7siau.... Atlanta
.Aasices received from different sections O,
the STATE, By Senator Blndgctt, Chairman Of the
State Ccntra1 Committee, are ts the eject th.t Ar
average vote ooly has thus far been polled. viih
me HspuhltcAn1 ID the AscendAucy. hut 1tttle
diatuft snce II The polls Is reported think tasi
ieof Republican Congressman. ct least eau be
counted upon. Should the weather pfoyc In.
clement during the tWo remaining election daTs
a II noS threatens, the Republicans will carr
the STATE By handsome majority on the populai
sKIAA, AIt., Dec 31.-Tne muutc4pn, election
ye1te1dsy resulted in the success Of tue Demo.
cratic ticket By 800 majority. The Republican
majority At the State election Wa .bo1t 1900.
AcGCs7A, Ga, Dec al.-The election Ia progress.
inR without disturbance. The DomocfaH are
ahtAd IN Richmond and Columbia Counsies
csn. '~ ->-f3'@
MulsDo1v11i1, Dec. 21.-Tn1ee election man.
aesss nave betn arrested and imprisoned At Spar.
tn for receiving Illegal votes.
RoAK, Dec. a1.-Thc Democrats arc ahead
ocraIsc ucket.
:. ATLANTA. Dec 4t.-The Democrats c2stu, thst
toey vii certainly elect four II not nre ConT7eas-
Legislature, Wv
, 1870-12-22
SPAIN,

MADRID, Dec 90--Ministcr laEosra to-day As.
sattd The Cortea that the government WAS willing
TO submit the American reclamation. arising frnm
esen0 IN Cuba, to mixed commission for set-
TIE Italian preas are strong ID advising Tho
founs klnR against the danger Of attveotuiin1 4
Journey 10 the capital while the Atter arc watch.
inS TOT ctaaA Fears are entertained that, &honld
ne efen venture to tread on Spanish aotl. Ills ufc
spanish lcague has been formed tn the tuterest
o. me opposiion party and it1 eo1tssarie4 are
open - fhetr statements thIt Amodeua viii never
reach Madrid altve. ''o'e'
In the Cottes. Today, MOTION providing for
tae dissolution Of the body WIS carried by ! yote
OF 126 a&airat Il. An.!d g1eat excitement Tne
cppoatuou Immediately left the Ch4uoey.
During the debate. Senior Roh!edo declared thxt
ae and ha patty DID not Wish for coup dtiat, but
Hefe tetelo!ncd TO save the King or perish Win
nm: Senor FtgaeTaE followed, IN surport Of Tue
motlon for dissolution, but Hdm:tred thai
tranquility even though the Duke OF Aosta were
aoM oo the throne, unless the finances were
suitably discussed. The motion WAS supported
oy the government members thereof, exptess-
ms nc sentiment that to sAve the country, iii
fneAsrres we're allowable,
MADRID, Dec. 21.-The Co1tcs Is sttu eursted
u violent and fiu,t!ess discussions between she
Republican, and those called the Sandman fac
ttons The latter A1e very bitter tn their Attacks
on the new Etug.
, 1870-12-22
FOREFATHER'S DAY.
celebration Mt Plymouth, Mass,
the S5Olh Anniversary OF the Lam

Celebration ut Plymouth, Mass, oa
the s5Oth Anniversary OF the Land.
ing OF tho Pilgrims.
PLTxor1H, Mass., Dec. al-The 4.oth Amt,
verEAIJ OF the landing OF the pilgrims from tne
MaISaower. a.sI W. celebrated Today upon grand
etale. when compared with the celebTattofs ri
FORMER Jears- There Was a numerous coupany ii
nsnnlheht citizens OF Plymouth guests Of the &C.
Cas1on, ana a laige gathering Of direct and in
dteet descerdsnts Of the founders OF Pismouih
coiopy. All contributed to make Ehe dAy one Ia
re !enR remembered by the InhAnltants and thoss,
VIE pstticipated In the ceremonies.
Ing ofaton was delivered By Hon. Robert c.
were EeAted. " A-1
r, President Grant sent the following toass: " Our
t1!9fim Falhers: May their children ever be as
hate 70 motive, As pauent in toll, and as brave in
Among those present were General Howard.
senator WILSON, and Chief Justice BfadIey. 81
nnode leland. Lettera were read from Preainent
Grant, Vice PEestdent Colfsx. Secretaries Fish.
boutwell,. Delano. and Beknap: Attosney Gen.
sIal Aketmans Sir Edward Thornton, General
sher1pan. Representatives. hanks md Bnrler; j.
Il. Whittier g. ". Curtis. and ctherA
, 1870-12-22

Steamer Nick Wall Strikes "A xuax
nnd BECOMES N Total Losa-Tvventy
Livcs Loat-Other Dlaaatcry Re.
ported.
Special Dtspateh to Ihe Chicago Tribune
S1eksbrKo. Mis-. Dec 21.-The steamer Nick
Wall sunck dnag sbove Grand Lake, In The
storm on Sunday night The cabin. Oh which
VIA 200 barrels Of pork aud forty wagons fell tn
on the aihoard Eide, preventing the escape OF Tie
TsssenEess- OF the hfteen cabin passengers nine
were lost or the 195 deckels. thllry were lost
Several emigranta from Chtcago and Georgia
10 Te1As. AMI N entire family from Memphis and
Grand Late. tnc1udi1g bridal couple lost No
es IA ~ Jet e. TIE eSs n1sted me
passengers md freight The books md E1ie
we're sAred- The crew we're s2ve1, except tue
baker. Commander Pses% wife waa badly wound
Cd from the roof falling IN. The oost aad freight
81. Lor1s, Dec. sl-A private dispatch from the
clerk OF The steamer Nick wall, which xtruck 4
suag near Gnnd LiSe :. Tussday n.znt, say1
was valued At III 0p aud lrsnred Tor {l5,c0o- Sne
WIS laden With three thousacd barrels ct no1r and
a!nge lot ot sseosted freight for The Bed River.
laden with TWO hundred tons Of Iron ore, lot Of
pig metal 1nd nonr, sunk on Turkey Isl1nd, Mxty
mites below tere. on Saturday night, Loss not
Th= steamer nlinots, which le'r Keokuk On xou-
day tor St. Iouia, grounded netr the mouth OF The
Illinois River, ard fesY9 are entertained ahat Abe
will be eus down oJ The ics. .-...
steamer Mex Wall vas n. 90 each ia he Boa,-
mans, Nefte.n, End Eareka: s., 900 each in Pii,s.
bulgh md Feopset, al Of P1ttsourRh- The insur.
anee cn the Glendale <as s, 900 each Ia the FOL-
C1rtI<ns' Wes,eru, Menonethsla, and Mercpl1ts'
/ A1nut1ctuEc1s'. The Giendale,s blrge, which
Is prlhaoly safe, was insured for $500.
, 1870-12-22
Tclrgrnphtc Summary,

John G. Cuderhil. 4 well-knoEn citizen or
teor!a. DIED. last night OF consumption. Hc nai
nefm AsseHeor. se snd Ind held number Of other
The ship CnaHres .tronlAnswe,p, reporss1sa,
on ne sib II lat 50 long. 81, sae fell ia Win he
nIc, and took on Inc Captsiu and crew. numper. ~
ing ioufteen- The W5man had cargo Of 400
bales o. cotton She Was struck hy lightning on
VS. sr same aa{; Al Efforts 10 saodue the nksnes
Four counterieiters werr arrested On s.tur.
cay 5gnt las,, tn the vicinity Of Shulsoulg, Benz
Gay and parsed some Of the money. nhicn Tss N
ten-do1lar bills, national currency, ueatlF err.
snted- Several hundred dollars were found with
tneu. '@'"
The American schooner Lizzie f Tar. which
was condemned acd sold At Quebec for VIOLATION
o. me nsnery Law. and purchased BY the owner,
a,G ~ aanote ou aer var home 70 Gloucester, II
Gapta!n Ae1 Ds5ant, has been arrested 1t Hal.
~ charged with ~reckinE the setsel to Ret the
Insurance., ,S, Mh:eh - ~ heavy.
Illinois cccuAl Railroad. on t1Ai d: Bioom!uatou.
seidict has been rendered for damages ii
~ ,hs 1as ne tl1tnti1 ~ Tns ~ case o. de-
the Illinois Central Railroad, whereby tne com
Flalnaota we're damaged, md verdict was
eSae;e1 HeSGfdae x aany nors cases q uke
were a1Ating Judgment IN this =
,-IsG BOILER Of cooking range exploded Jeater-
aad d mo1qtaE: ~ coxngton. deno:,shinz ne range
were saaeen- Mary Mn:phT, thc cooE. Exs
aeEiousty burned and hurt
-D4Autct Atc. .nty B3teEnAu, Of Clucinna1. has
pfepaftd hls report OF brsIneas for me 9ear iS10
to December q. OF one hundred and eiehty.sEo
cFu salIts Judgments were rendered fnr the 1oy-
efnnett IN nEe hundred and thirtF-4i1 lud1.
naents were rendered for nearly hair fn{]IIon al
uolals. Ite ameant fea4.Ztd wa4 oQe aun lse.t
AUD n!J-e.Rht housand- In one hundred md
i,t .nSt sx!mlna Prosecutors there wete sixty con.
-1he Common Council. Of ctaeinnau. ..,ud tie
Fct'on through the courts hare cofnoeiiod ihe
Third md Fourth Street hallway Line + 70 bacf
to platform cars. with condu .to14 The chance
occurs to-IeuoE.
Thomas Snay, aged about 10 ye4.k son Of
Il Shsy, OF LnxsrIe, 1oWa, wRs found ye6ter.
day H11ninF, frozen 10 death, ne2E B!aifgtoNn.
Pa He came 10 toEn on Monday evening Etso
bis faihcr, who Left hin With tho team Eaiae he
went Into 4 store. The snppotition Is that tne
roy fell asleep, the horse stared for home. md
getunK OF the road the boy froEe to death.
fationA General ASSOCIATIONS OF the counfrv' be-
Ean II st asfon IN Boston yesterday. Rev, Dr.
Webb, Of Boston, wAs chosen Moderator. IN
object Of The c-nEcuuou appears In the foll1Ntpr
decf21Aucu, ,1uaniD0utly adopted. "Tnss IL ex-
pef1cpt, 4nd It appeaIs clearly the voice o! ID
church, National Conference OF Cpprrrpa.
u0nat Churches Of The United STATES Sc 81
Xenixcd -
Maggie Robinson. the colored gra. who VI,
*lf ago, ano t2ten to Cuba and sold Into t2avery
Mhctc ase excited = good deal OF interest It
WaahfnktoD, causing the government to Interfere
~ her behaf. has been Icttased through the
norts OF the American Consul General at
l1AranA
, 1870-12-22

-aexsrs. HIispn d. 81, Ciatr.
Gkf1lIAEs: AZ practica! builder, am
pleased to add my testimony to that Of o,hers
relative to the Adjustable Threshold. Door
Cushion. and Parting stnps which you are now
introducing 10 public notice. In rolut Of slm-
plle1iy ana rfactcah1!tJ, / feknrd them n uu-
equalled by any invention Jet made. a. pre-
Sentses against tiuet, rain, snow, and cold ali,
oo not sec now they can be surpassed, ana for
Stepping the Eattte Of windows they are peT1ect
Teat they win come into general use feei quits
confident Yours, respectfully, 1~'''
JONATHAN CLARK,
stfeet. ground moor, opposite the fremont