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stated that the SWISS government has already deat0s
mated special consui for the South, whose ofcs
VIII probably be at Nashville, Tenn. and whose
duty II VIII be thar the large number OF Swiss
Immigrants now locating In Southern States ara
not imposed upon in their business TRANSACTIONS.
TIE Session OF the Next Congress.
me proieclonists In the present Con :rcss VIII
laVor repeal OF the law making IT obligatory upon
the new Congress 10 meet ana organize on the 9Th
CT March. The democrats Will unite with the freq
traders, on the other hand. prevent the law from
being repealed. They are anxious TO reorganize tho
new House Tor the purpose Of at once making fur
'her reductions IN the tarir The members elected
on me revenue reform platform WIN be able tn
accomplish anything until they take their seats in
the next House. With the aid Of tho
democrats they think they can outyotc tho
pfosccuonists ana put the tariff down whak
they cal a revenue reform standard which ~ 20
nave tarln Tor revenue only. and not for 'protec.
iion as that word Is understood and applied IN New
England and Pennsylvania. IL IL the general opinion
among Congressman who have arrived hero thss
me law converting Congress on the 4th OF March
WIN be repealed FOR the that on account %
some oil the states holding their elections late IN the
spring there cannot be "a full representation In tho
mouse II IL Is organized on the Ath OF March.
Weekly Currency Statement
inc receipts o' FRACTIONAL currency Tor the week
ending to-day amount to $0iI 900 The sh,smentA
were-Notes, s657Gt9; fractional CURRENCY
$780, 5s3.
The Treasurer holds a. security for national oank
circulation s3a5, ao3. 49, aud for public deposits
SIS, sS4. 800.
Mutilated bank notes burned during the week,
$685., 100; total amount burned, s32 7iC. $685. bank
currency issued for bills destroyed during the week,
s3o5,75o total amount issued therefor s3l. 65l $685.
balance due for mutlated notes, S1,O9as73.
Bank circulation outstanding at this date,
s303, 35l, 789.
Fractional currency redeemed and destroyed dur
ing the week, S2S4, 400.
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A WALKING B1sus TREASURY.

Arrest OF the ixlua C0untcrfeiter Of the
Wcst-A Beautiful Wife Seized as a Decoy
for Her Husband.
Colonel whitley Chief OF the Secret Service Divi-
sion Of the Treasury Department, has received a
telegram from Springfield, ILL.,, informing him that
detectives APPLICABLE Lanigan and Egan have sac-
ccedcd in capturing at that place the most notorious
counterseiter and one % the most desperate charac-
ters in the West--icter Mccartney, alias .Joeu
Noods-and Bnion, = Fienchman one Of his con-
fedefatcs In the possession OF Mccartney was
found Sl3l 900 IA counterfeit money of various kinds
and denominations
Mccartney has created almost az great sensation
In the west OH account OF his hume. Gus crimes as
the notorious John A. Murrell the .land pirate.u
did many years ago. Re has been arrested over and
over again, and has broken jail at least six times
once Ia Springfield, Ill., ans In Cincinnati, where
he was captured by Cher of Police "Jin Ruilin OF
Cincinnati Tor having a counterfeit plate IN his pos
session. inc detectives came near catching him a
snort time since. lie Just eude them by the merest
chance. Incy, however captured his WIFE, who Ii
most beautiful woman and yery respectfully con-
nected, and TO whom he Is passionateiy devoted
aud IL Is OWING 10 his cGdeavors to communicate
with her that he was finally captuied. lie Is a
powerful. we'll built man, with eyes black as night
deeply set, massive forehead projecting over them
and wears "a very handsome black beard. He Is one
81 the most expert englayers the country.
Colonel Whitley says he has gat him dead
to rights" tins time, and that he win be
constantly watched, so that he Will nave no chance
escape.
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ymunsss or defending and besieging Paris goes
Ri ssvagely and resolutoly without regard to


A very curious question as to the liability of
Insurance companies to pay the policy on the
life Of suicide has recently been raised in
Connecticut. The insured, it appears, had
claims against four insurance companies,
amounting In all to forty thousand dollars. One
company, which insures against suicide-the
New York Life Insurance Company-paid the
amount (ten thousand dollars) due on the
policy without demurring. The other three
companies in which the deceased was insured
defend the case against the widow ON the
ground that suicide vitiates the policy. I'm.
der the general law of life insurance we be-
heve that it is SO regarded. 1t would seem
that the recognition of companies who
make it a specially to insure mans life,
even when the death Of the party should
occur by suicide, might establish the fact that
companies who make no such provision do not
accept the responsibility in their contract.
This seems to be the case in point before the
court In Hartford, and as the claim of the
widow ID contested by the joint influence of
three powerful insurance companies there is
some probability that the question of law in the
matter will be ventilated thoroughly, and pro-
badly will be carried to the higher courts, SO
that we shall know definitely how the law
stands in case of party insured committing
suicide
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AlAB AMA.
Attempt to Nullify ths Election -Excitemsnt in
the Legislature Officers Enjoined from
Counting the Vote for Governor and
Treasurer = The New Governor
Sworn In.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 20. 1870.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 20, 1870.
the day has been one OF excitement here. At
late hour last night Governor Smith and Treasurer
Bingham ont aimed from the Supreme Court, Judge
Satioa, and from the Circuit Court, Judge Pelham,
injunctons restraining the presiding officer OF the
Senate from counting the vote Tor Governor aud
Treasurer at one O'Clock to-day.
At one O'CLOCK the two houses met in Joint conyen-
ton. Mr.. Barr President pro tent. OF the Senate,
announced That he could not open and count the
votes for Governor and Treasurer that he would
counI for the other officers. The result OF the count
showed that majority OF the votes in the State
were Tor the following candidates:-E. ii. Moren.
for Lieutenant Governor, received 4.377 majority;
J. J. Parker. for Secretary OF state, 4459, and J.
w. A. sanford, 3fl3, all OF whom are democrats.
The President announced these gentlemen legally
elected to their respective Offices and ordered the
returns to be sent the Secretary OF State to await
judicial proceedings.
senator Mabey then offered resolution that Il. II.
Moren be sworn IN as Lieutenant Governor OF Ala.
Dana, and be invited 10 preside over the Joint con-
vention rs the legal presiding officer OF the Senate.
Mr.. Barr, the presiding Oflcer OF the Senate pro
tenn. announced the resolution out OF order. and
asked the Senate to retire to it's chamber which it
did, and Immediately adjourned. Mr. Moren, In the
meantime, was sworn III a. Lieutenant Governor by
Judge NJ. J. Sanold, ana was escorted TO the
Speakers chair. lie announced taat he was ready
to proceed to business rs presiding ohicer OF the
joint convention.
Mr.. lowe offered resolution that the Secretary
or State. Mr.. MillerMr Parker not yet being sworn
in--be asked u return to The Lieutenant Governor
the returns oftne cast the late election Mr..
Phean, the Clerk OF the House. waited the Secre-
tary Of State and obtained the returns.
MIR. Moren, majority oil The General Assembly be-
ing present, then counted out the vote.
Lieutenant Governor Maren proceeded to count
the vote for Governor ana Treasurer II resulted in
1,420 majority for Lindsay tdemocrat), ana about
2,5o0 for Grant (democratl. Mr.. Lindsay took the
oath Of Office as Governor, ami the State for time
Will probably have two Governors. Tue Senate VIII
recognize MIR Smith and the House Mir. Lindsay
The matter wall BE- in the courts soon
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The KNOLL In DELAWARE.

From :be Wilmington DELI Chronicle Nov. 30
John Carpenter, c0lored who had pleaded guilty
OF stealing COW from John Forward, OF Brandywine
Hundred, was sentenced TO pay 800 restitution
whipped with twenty lashes, be imprisoned six
months and wear conylct's jacket six months
thereafter.
Edward RiDggod. coored, who had pleaded guilty
OF stealing forty pounds OF wool from the warehouse
OF Warner Co., III his city, was sentenced to pay
ten dollars restitution money and c SITS and to be
whipped on Saturday, 26th inst, twenty lashes. be
imprisoned six months and wear convicts jacket
months thereafter.
Samuel Scott, cOOred, was convicted OF entering
with leOniOus Intent the house OF Augustus Hill.
yard, 1T No. 2O4 Poplar street. the 25th OF August
way in his bedroom window, and officer Sparks TO
arresting him Just after he had jun ed from MIR.
Hillyards shed roof. After the jury was drawn the
prisoner asked Tor counsel. but the request was
granted He was sentenced TO stand In the pory
one hour, be whipped with twenty ashes next SAT-
urday aud to be imprisoned one year.
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Tho End OF THANKSGIVING spree in Connec.
ticut-TwO Young Hon Eurmed 20 D.u,h in
n Shanty.
On Thanksgiving night two men got on board
Conductor A. S. Beers train at Ansona, Conn., with
tickets for Plymouth. Between there aud Water
bury they were quite noisy and got into considcra-
BILE VI scuffle when the train neared the station
Arriving there policeman entered the and
managed to quiet them that when The train started
again they also continued their trip. When the
train reached Reynolds Bridge. little this side or
Plymouth. they got OF, and thar the last the
conductor saw Of them that night. Just below Rey-
nOds' Bridge is r long covered bridge called Jericho
bridge, and this side OF the latter stands shanU
erected by M +. Daniel Carrier az a protection and
place of lodging for himself while attending to the
burning Of charcoal, which he has carried AT that
place. Early on Friday morning some OF Mr. Carriers
family saw smoke ascending from where the shanty
stoed, and Mr. Carter immediately repaired ttIther
1ind the building III runs the fire and smoke yet
being entirely Out He examined the place, ana
among the smondering heap Of ruins he thought
he discovered human remains. Summoning assist
ance he again went TO the place, ana after much
xiiicuity they dragged the barns and backened
COrpses OF the two men from the lire and ashes, 80
completely disfgured as 10 be unrecognizabic.
except by portions oi tner unconsumed
about their persons. TIER arms were burnt
on nearly to their bodies The extremtIes
almost quite wholly devouied ny the fire The
tact that such an awful affair mad occurred spread
axe wild-fire and every means resOrted TO for lden
klnCauon. This was AZ last accomplished by means
81 watch on the person OF one OF te victims ana
punch OF ksys On the other. Tneir were Frank
Canneid and f. Curtis When Conductor Beers ar
rived with his train at Plymouth on FRIDAY: IL was
fnen ascertained thar the unfortunate victims
were the two passengers tb2t entered tue
cars at Ansonia the previous night. The pre-
sumption 10 that after leaving the cars AT
Reynolds Bridge they walked back crossing Jericho
bridge the whole distance being about enc mile and
nall, and secking shelter the night In the Old
shanty, Elndled pre- OF charcoal there was a
bushsl or TWO In the Ouilding ana la down TO
sleep. The fumes and pas OF The burning Goa, pro-
badly stined them 10 degree rhft rendered tneIn
lnsensble, and when tho FIRE spread 10 the building
and destroyed It, they, too, burned before
recovering from their nsensiDle conditisn They
were both single men, ana one or them was EN-
2loyed At Thomas mil. IN Plymouth. at good wages
The remains were gathered up by their trends. and
Will he buried to-day
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EUR CP-AN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAEkRr.--L0NBoN. Nov $50 r. M -
Consos closed 81 9s for both money and the
,ioan securities 9uiet United States hyetweny bonds
1907, Sss do, 1859. old issue. ST. do 1867, ten.
fores CO.'S stocks quiet Ere Railway shares aDa Ii-
srn, 2S
L.vERpoof corToS MAnKEr.-LIvRRpoot. Nov 2S-
=. M-The cotton market closed with downward ten
dency Middlins upands yise gid. mddng Orleans,
9tsd. 500 The sales Of the bales in
Guiding 900 for export speculation The shipments Of
cotton from Bombay TO The 2j. ns have been 5000 bales
LIvrRPooI. PROVISIONS MARwRr.-LivFRpooL. Nov
3S-2 T. Bacon, 55s. per cwt. for Cumberland cut
LONDON rRopGeE MARKET-LoNpoN, Nov. 26-Iin.
seed CAKES Il0 U.s. cl0 It's thin obonc for
feeding Calcutta lnsecd 5ss. 3D. 500. 3D. Tatow closed
dull q, Sos per cwt. for T.. Y. G.
LtvE2PooL PRODUCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov 2s-
MLinseed oil III 5s. per Lard closed dull at 66s
. FEsshtoar SounsR-FRANkroRT Nov. 26-uni:ed
states nyewcny bonds are quoted At aa for The old
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MISSOURI.

No Extra Session Of the Legislature IN he.
CalIeG-Exten,ive Robbery Murdcrcrs Ar.
rested.
81. IOuis, Nov. 20, 1870.
The RepnbGcon has dispatches nom jefferson
City which say that nothing Is known there OF the
reported resignation OF senator Drake, and that the
rumor that Governor McC!urg VIII call an extra
session Of the Legislature IL unIounded.
II is stated thlt gentleman whose name is with
held, had $780, 900 greenbacks and some valuable
papers in safe IN The Duilo,ng which was burned
yesterday, and as tie safe door open il il sup
posed the contents were destroyed.
John Armstrong aud Charles Jolly, who Sutcheged
the Lspine family, near Potost . few days ago. were
captured on Wednesday aud are n jail NJ
fotosi.
b. f. Mackey, charged with having committed
murder neai r'ranaiort. KY. last March was
rested here yesterday and Will be held until re.
QUESTION from Governor stevenson arrives.
~Iienry Kcyer was gorcd 10 death by wild Texan
steer yesterday afternoon Whiie the animal was
being driven through the streets.
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ITALY.


Royal Grcetings-Army FariouEhs-E Earth
quake.
FLORENCE. Nov. 20, 1870.
volunteer deputation Of notables win leave this
city to-day TO meet the Spanish deputatlon at
Genoa on Monday. The latter are on their wav here
to officially inform the government of the election of
the Duke OF Aosta as King OF Spain.
King Victor Emmanuel has already received the
congratulations OF the Austrian and Prussian gov
ernnnets on the election Of Aosta
The soldiers OF the class Of ls4a are to be dis
missed On furloughs on the ist or next month.
Sharp shocks OF earthquake have recently oc-
CURED in Romagna.
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photographic NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
>>>>~~~>~>>~s>~~~~~~~c~~~
ROYAL German ConCiliation--N0
North, No South.
Parliamentary Supervision Of the Ger
man Union Treaties.
-,+-e~>e->~>-~~,e>>..-~~~,>
Italy Excited by an Earthquake
in the Romagna.
Dreadful Disaster on an Eng
lish Railway.
GERMAN

Parliamentary Supervision Of tho Union
Trenties-ltOyai Missive 10 the south.
BERLIN, Nov. 49, 1870.
The treaty lately concluded between the North
German Confederation and Hesse Darmstadt will,
be submitted to the North German Parliament on
the 5th Of December.
King William Of Prussia has sent an autograp oh
letter TO the King of Bavaria
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THE CAMDEN. n. j., ELECTION 9laTs.

stated positively that the Grand jury VIII
eSeinoe AZ the United states District Court in Ten-
.on' Oh tuesday, Tor the purpose OF investigating
no oAses oi the rioters al tue late election in Cam
e nen me politicians not little exercised over
~ rrs,n... Mu.uh may prove very serious piece
upon mnom the officers Of the law have moi vel laid
ac.r nanos, ano VINO may therefore lind themselves
tsaon unawhlos. yuc composition Oh the grand and
Abe petit ,ares Is tae SUBJECT on ,.,,ch me ,naar
Asted parties centre their attention Tor the nresani
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TsLEGhapHic NEW. TENS.

The aggregate value Of real estate in Cincinnati escu-
svc OF ne recently annexed territory i37 rs. the
real property held by churches nearly four millions and
the valuation OF parks and cemeteries millions
and half.
The republicans Of Nevada Secretary Of State,
Comptroller, Surveyor, superintendent of Pubic
Instruction and state Mineraogist.
The residence of the late Major ensiy at San Jose
was ed Yesterday loss, $4,000.
Acting accordance with a writ of habcas corpus ISSUED
BY judge brady, Sheriff kenwnfthy win Monday
from Pouehkeepse Richard Aiken, charged with fraud,
the supreme Court Chambers IN New York city, appear
there at o'clock,
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LOUISIANA.

Disrhar1e oil the OOnai6sOnviile Ri0ters-
Witnesses Arrested Tor Perjury The Me-
tairie Races.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26, 1870.
The whites arrested at Donaidsonvllle charged
with the murder or Lawcs ana Schonberg, have
been discharged and the principal witnesses
jcal0red have been arrested FOR perjury and A. X.
jury.
The Metairie races commenced 90 day The weather
was pleasant. but tile attendance was very light.
tue raciug WAS poor aud not worth repOrting,
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Large Fire in st. LOuis-G.D-s Xfi5.0CD.

ST. LOUIS, NOV. &c, $50.
The loss on Mitchell's building, which was burned
yesterday Is about S25, coo; insured follows-In.
dependent, Of Boston, $4,000: Htna, OF Hartford
$4,000: Springfield, OF springfield, Mass, $4,000;
Aston, or New York, $1,000; Germania of New York
$4,000. The less of the st. Louis PRINTING Company
Is $1,000 and the losses Of John S. Thompson and
other occupants of the building VIII swell the amount
TO $40 000 Tie 1n0es office. adjoining on the south
was slightly damaged.
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OBITUARY.


Rev. II. r. Stoue, ID. -.
A telegram from Concord, NJ H., states that tho
Rev. b. =. stone, d. d., died suddenly Of heart dis
ease yesterday morning. He formerly editor OF
the congregational Journal; more recently he
edited the christian Reporter and ~ the time OF his
death was Treasurer Of The New Hampshire BiD0
and Missionary Society. Ills age was nearly seventy.
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KILLED BY FALLING DOWN A psEclpICe.

man named George CHASER, residing on falisada
avenue, West iloboken, fell down the rocky ledge 40
the "Hundred Steps, In Union Hlli, yesterday. Hs
taken up and carried TO his residence, where he
died about two hours afterwards. The unfortunate
man. who was thlrty-slX years OF age and leaves
wife and family. had heen employed near the place
where he fell ana Was very sober and Industrious.
Coroner IOlhardt VIII hold an inquest.
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KILLED BY A CAR.

Perry Wiley, aged 45 years, Of No. IS Monroe
street. was last evening and fatally injured
by car No. 1853 OF the Belt Railroad line He was
sent 10 Park Hospital anu the lrver was locked up
a. the Pearl street station house. t't
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SfizUie or A FISHING VESSEL.

EAsTPoRT, Me-, Nov. 20, 1870.
The schooner White Fawn, OF Gloucester, was
seized yesterday by the Dominion government cut
ter Water Lllly and taken to st. John, N. b. The
crew arrived here this morning.
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The PACIFIC COAST.

French Vessel in Distress OF the California
Ooass-Firc ON Shipboard.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26 1870.
vessel showing signals OF distress and firing
guns was observed of Point San Pedro, dfteen miles
south OF Golden Gate, yesterday. 1t was blowing a
gale at the time, that it impossible to Fender
assistance. The vessel Is supposed to be French
bark. tug has gone in search OF her.
The captain Of the Royal Arthur from Leith re.
ports that d fire on board, September 20 comperd
hlm to break his cargo aud throw overheard coal 10
eXtlngulSh the DANES.
Arrival OF the French Vessel mt san francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 26 1870
The French transport Chevert from TAHITI ar.
rived tonight. she is the vessel reported az having
fired guns of Distress
The United states steamer Ossipcc sailed for PAN
anna to-day.
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LIGHT WEIGHT.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25 1870.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD-
Coal swndle is not the only swIndlc. Oats weigh.
ing sixty to seventy pounds to the bag are very
often delivered instead of eighty pounds, to which
every consumer Is entitled. Weigh your bags OF
oats,
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ENGLAND.

Alarming News-A Dreadful Railroad Disa -tcr
LONDON. Nov. 26-7I.
Adyices have Just been received In this city OF a
dreadful railroad accident to the Hoyhead Express
on the London and Northwestern road
No details have come to hand
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Fire in iling,iansf

BiNGHAhTOS Nov. g. 1870.
inc hardware store or r. II. Sampson was burned
this morning. The grocery store OF Durham Il St.
John, adjoining, was damaged by water. The loss
Is from $l5,uOD TO SIS, 900; insured.
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RAILWAY MATTERS IN CaRA0A.

QUEBEC Nov. 26, 1870.
The government OF Quebec has decided TO grant
1900 900 acres Of land to aid companies in the cen
struction OF railway along the norm shore of the
ST. Lawrence, connecting Quebec with Montreal and
IN
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Eoya, Havana Lottery supplementary
determined by the drawings Of The Roys Havana LETTER.
For information, sc address MCINTYRE LuTHV Co. 33
Canal, l5i Chatham aud $40 Greenwich atrsc,s
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Christian Sparmer and his wife. WHO reside IN
Norfolk street. New York, were arrested yestcr-
day afternoon by officer Mckenzie Tor stealing
meat from the pork packing establishment OF John
Gaetz South FIRST anu second streets Williams
burg. Sparmcr was employed the establish.
ment and ms wife visited MIN daily with his dinner
carrying away with her "A basket Iul OF meat. She
was caught in the act yesterday. The falthess ser.
want and his wife were locked up in the Fourth
street station house.
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fire broke out at eight O'Clock last night Ia the
machine shop OF Finlay Holman, 22s and 225
Water street, Brooklyn. A damage OF $1,000 was
done before the nanes could be extingushed. In
sured in the Montauk, Fremen's Trust Williams
Ourg ana other Brooklyn companies To the amount
OF $2o,000 The fire originated rom the overhead
ing OF The furnace,
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4 Genuine Weather "trip like RoebucIx,~
makes any house storm proof. 80 Fulton street.
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A.-Furs at Popular Prices, Manufactured
for Broadway trade Choice Sets Northern Mink
$0 Royai Ermne p3S ara asds; Asrakhan Sets S2t
London ssclnes 800 Russian and Eu5sons
Sable 20 be!c. r.es; Mssos Sets Sc
and upwards. All goods guaranteed IS represented.
b RhE, DOL Brosdwsy date Of a69 broadway
Branch 1928 rui:oa street.
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s.-fhe No~f Gushing ard Hcror-iiBn Winter
Dress Hats are those manufactured by ESPENCHID, i8
Mas
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Specific for All Kidney Diseases Found in
M,ssisluo Water 4 fresh supply received.
j. +. HENRY, No College piuce.
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

James Pryor, iaborcr, eighteen years OF age, was
last evening arrested by officer Fiskc and locked up
IN the Fourth street station house for assaultnu
with bricNbat Mr. Henry Hartman OF No. 10 South
second street, II. ID.