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LOSSES ny FIRE.

The National Hotel nj NJ. Jos oh. Mo WAS burned
on saiurl.y. Loss. $4,000 insurance, % 900
lhe stafford lConn) Loom Works and johnson &
Mehtusu soooI cotton manuiaci0ry were burned on
fIday night Loss, $4,000 insurance. $4,000.
Samuel Gnnesss stable Iottietb stree, and
f0nrlh avenue was damaged ny nre 70 the extent OF
tlW yesterday mornings 10 insurance.
dwelling on Caroline street, 81 atogA were hu ned
Yesterday morning. Mr. Stun - "A tS UOt IN.
WV ."'''NN AN'
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wc-,che.,er Entertaining her Ne,shbor..

The Eureka Pleasure Club Of Morrisania en-
joyed their third grand reception vt the residence OF
Miss Ala Andertcn, In fremont, on FRIDAY evening
About ninety persons attended the reception
Mes-rs Martin, Anderton, slost sud walsh received
the guests in good style, and kept the floor ivey
throughout the entire night Among the guest.
Martin, Mis-. Conover Miss Farrer Mss Clark. and
Miss Vanderyecr. LEsDennce Social Club OF Har.
lem was well represented by MIR. Pontz and Miss
Aylng, Mr.. Tnuker aud Nils Blcom. Mr.. and Mr.
sheldon, Jr.. Mr.. Shaw and Miss shutwell; Messrs.
BalcOm, 4. L. Clarke. q. Clark, and Getty.
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THE GREir BiLLI4RD CONTEST.
The Championship Of EngIInd won from the
RenoM ned john ItobcrIs.


LoSpoS, Feb. l2-Ou Friday evening tbs
match for the championship -"as contested In st.
james Hall slncc November last when Cook
male his starring tour in the provinces. lie has becn
very snIiou- 10 get a notch on viii Roberts. who
wss then champion and after considerable discus
sion, the present match was arranged. Ncssrs. Cor
feman, Burroughs 4 Watts, and johnson & Co.
the three billiard table manufacturers OF London
subscribed RO apiece for = chainBon cup, which
was exhibited 10 the hail during the evening hh
very handsome cup. oval shape surrounded by
figure " Mercury
The conditions o. the game we're eo0 points no
for tiO0 side with bllla IIGh inches IN diameter
on table with pockets three inches In width at ths
fall OF the slate. Ihi, hst pruviso made the table
very dimcult. - tn locN,t~ heretofore used 10
champion matches were 81 iuchcs in diameter The
time arranged for the uItch was o'clock and by
that time St james Hal was crowded to excess
a great number Of ihe mobility were present, IN.
}. Johns,one, Lord CaliIorp. sir Charles Lesard,
tapl. Machell, aud many others. Among the sport
ing mcn were Mestrs: Me,tip-. George Angel svd.
neV Smth, Nilam Wright, Charles Bush, T. Per.
eival, and in fact. all The conspicuous bctting mcn
Professionals were wen represented John Roberts,
Graus, y. Bennett, W. Dutton, aud john Stammcr,
The high rate h.od for ticte,s-a aoycrelgn zach
-enecinally deoarred the presence OF hauGcrs.ou
and lOaicr-.
PLAY was not heso' until about a quarter after q
lnfiNhl fohrlltfAilr speculation Waa
Effected, Cook being the ayorito at s,igh, odds.
Both players were vociferuusly lnplauded enter.
lng the room, while on the street pavement outS'de
the ban they were received With enthusiastic cheers
by the eroWl
~ the opening Of he game Cook neryou.
that lie missed several easy struks. and tie ADM.
rors ot the old ihiu' we're very sauguine OF his
success. bu' n tie lnd w'tmgd 20 he work lee made
several really brilliant br,ak-. lrd uy kept up his
already great reputation by scoring out ~ points
ahead OF his opponent. Roberts, en- the other had.
played In hi u-uri 80 tly way bat hcfuTy hil The
II d ont hp 4 al Inst
much of hIs old da.h ard Ore. although he .t tmcs
Uane out Milh 0Ne d hl. Nrl knnMn hlE lrds
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RIILROtD 1CCIDKNrs.

fat.lcb Burns, brakeman on the Boston aud Al.
hnnN lin road, lusf By blt ycsr.dly afternoon
neat Chatham NI'NFe. lie was kupcspd IRON il, four
aonr by allow brd-o, Aud ll- BODY was mau.lel un.
Gcr the whrr a.
Andrew Homer, \ lIbnring man who lived he.
tNrr Paterson aud tolwiINulc, va. elected from the
Wgrln main on Tn -dgy u|-u near Pate son. for ho.
lug df nj nul dsorlCrly on the cars, having no
u"Sct Ou Friday m'ruIng hs niauglci coIp.c wa
found nour thr tot where ne had been put on the uan.
The passenger train north on the plyf1n and
Mic igau Railroad due IN llqua, Ohio, on Saturday
nHh 10 eleven oclocF, ~ It Nas entering the cana.
hdge below Troy, rar oil me track Inc engine broke
through the trstu work tai Ing, titoon feet Tic en-.
ginrtr urtmuu, and ChRrits Bronson the WOOD nrasu
Tcf lIr tho IOnl. NNIc NcIy balN lnluf,l
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CURIOSITIhS or CRIME.
Judge Davies in jefferson Market Police
tourI.

Yesterday morning the Hon. l.. Davies, ex-
Judge of the Court Of Appeals, appeared before jus
young burglars, aged IA and 10 years respectively
named Arthur fa IN und Mm. Seip. lie charges
tbat On Saturday afternoon they entered 80 Clinton
place owned by him. but at present pied and
attempted TO sttAsal the lead pipe snd hxtur,s in
the Louse They had climbed over toe {, nee and
broken OF the lock OF the back basement door
They were apprehended In the basement hallway by
ufhccr hintl. large bag was iound con en- emily
u.ittcI.
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The Ra, PIT Worship Yesterday.

Chaplain McCabe addressed the crowd of Gu.
riosiy seekers that gathered In KIT Burns, old dog
pit yesterday. Brother MeC,bo Is himself . curl
osity-a mCn OF strong bund, dark complexion,
with u tine head OF black hair, and heavy whlskcr.
aud piercing black ewes winch tell Of eArnostnc,- :
and VieOr lie - a Western man, and dunnR the
ar was Chapain OF an Ohio regiment II Hsnddress
Sc-toruy WIS fun Of Ore and energy. At the close
~ tie service there general rush TOW ard the
rat PIT 20 take last look at It ere it Ii converted
INTO laundry
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Ro-Anna Rogers wac out on trial IN the Essex
Oyer ami Terminer on Saturday, for the killing OF
her siep-brother. James sherdan. Ellen Sher dan.
the WIDOW, tc-uhcd that on the night before her
husbands murder, they were AZ his mother. resi-.
dencr, wien QUAR- occur rcd between her husband
and his step sister, Bridget, during which Bridget
picked up something ana rushed Ut James she said,
" "lous-n Ola b-h, III show you whether am n bad
woman Then he got up aed caught her by tie har,
and tney had cluch. and she knocked him against
the window 1heu she and her husband started
lone, and On tie WY lie comp aii ell of his head
aud she found an ugly cut on ride Of hs head,
which he died the neat morning AZ 10 o'clock.
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The su.pen.Ion Of a urookIyn Politician.

John Golding, who had been kicked into the
street from Mr.. Snn@tts house, al - Wyckon
street, Broukhn, appeared before Justice Walsh on
Natu day, and obtained warrant for tie arrest OF
Sinnrtt Goldmg i one ~ the politicians Of the
Tenth Ward, q satellite OF the Ring" and has fg.
uied there prominently at difcrcn: tines once a.
he " pictor o. y low dance hon-e In the " Patch"
"9Alh - dog bshicr AID bruiseT, and even, u u
CHARGED a. The seducer a. wumcn VINO are compelled
hA pN,rN To apth Tor relief to the superintendent
or tc Poor, IN wno-' onicl he wa employed. IL h.
ran has suspended Go din,
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The Beautiful snow In Bleeeler Street.

They had n ludicrous di.tu rbance on Saturday
afternoon IN mont OF DR.. Kents ia Beecker street
The Porter Of the house had shoveled into the mid
die Of the street large quantity OF from the
gutter, wlere II had stood In Amountoinous Pile.
gang Of employees OF the Blecckcr street railroad
came along and shoveed II back to the gutter. The
porter agtlu shovclled Il out md the ruiroad en-.
~ yces shnvclled II In. This wa war. Just when
the railroad men were about te say the porter a pu-
uccman came along and tcstor-I - Feuten.
iu- To arrest the poor porter Who had NO r1,h rail
road corporation TO back him.
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LtTEsT LfBOR NEWS.
The Baker, on Old Barrel.

While the initiated arc seeking the passage Of
Wv ~ ,nc h~yt-t-'ur~ vro-tv,ens the u-- % o,d
barrels for repacking -four, sugar, meat, &c. the
bakers Of Brooklyn and viii nn-burgh are taking
the opposite tack A large number OF bakers and
Erocerynen met Yesterday in Niamshurgh. md
speeches were delivered against the passage OF The
bill pending In the Legislature l. wa4 sa'i that
each man would lose 10y the Enforcement OF such a
Law aboht $3.50 year, and that the barrels inter- he
ing uaed are not worth three cents Tor nrewoud and
cannot he sold except for packing The meeting r..
solved 10 drait petition against the prupOsod law.
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TnmperInr with the Muster Roll.

Maj. TaHcy, Capt. ID. . Steele, aud Lieut.. Finch
have been appointed committee from the Board Of
onicers oftbe Fourth Regiment, New Jersey Nation.
al Guard, to wait on Gov Randolph and represent to
him TIN, the returns recently forwarded TO the "A
ju'aut Generals once by the INSPECTOR General had
been tal-ihei. II WAS upon tIcse returns that the
State Com Jtfu Ter lad based his faction IN stopping
tie site allowance OF several companies In IN.
regiment. AMI VIII caused the oruer inf SPECIAL IN.
.ItcDuAl, N4lu view to disUandlug COrtaiu comp.
frtp
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4 $50. 900 DTVORcE SUR
A GInnd-on of Pierre ChOuteau n. n Biau
nI-i-sl,OOO a Ycnr AIimonN

Sr. Loris, Feb. l3.-Sut was entered In the
Circuit Cour. yesterday, by Lucy j sanford against
Befjamin c, Sanford, for $4,000 damages The
plaintiff say' she Nas married to Sanford In Terro
naute T. d., In July, lsO5 and lived with IN until
Mny, i-J9. when she learned he was q married man
when lie married her, and hld family In ST Louis
thai lie reDres' utcd himself As being single man,
having a LARGE amount of property. She has nls,,
nlcd petition for divorce, and ask, the custody OF
hCr child, two years Old, aud 5000 per Antum
nhmony. SJniord II o grandson OF Pcrre Chouteau.
d ceased, md IL conncc ed with some OF the urst
families lnl large properts,
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rn.hionnblc ucbrcw Wedding.

A Hebrew wedding was celebrated yesterday
ahorro'n m tie Riy'ngton street Synagogue The
couple were Mr.. Chas. Roscnheim. Of Louisville
H., and Mis- Aiucl waLlheuer, Of this city. The
bride, who Is a oharmin, brunette. was dressed In
"nlic Clrl'd SIX, cut d'tOi>iS long train, lace
Ncii and orange blt-so m ner dark and luIunou.
hur Tie groom vas IN full dress. The Rev. Di
assegman performed the ceremony.
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The Hudson Highland Suspension Bridge Com.
many have elected George b. Mcclellan. Edward W.
seTrell, John W, Courtenny, Andrew Carnege, Ca.
leb H. Mhn, Charles j.. Pusey, David Lyman, y T..
stanton, \. G. Enis, 5. nurgee, Edward Il. Wiswcll,
NJ. CoutteHay, Presldont: Andrew Carnegie Wee
President, Gen. Edward W. hcrrell, Enginoer.ln
Chief; Gen. George Is. Mcclellan, Consulting Eng.
ncer; James II. jenkins Secretary; James Turner,
Treasurer aud the Hon. Charles A Rapallo, Coun-
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Forty officers of Capt. Petys command have
si-ncd petition to be relieved rrom carrying Ian.
terms. They say that the lanterns show the thieves
where they are Capt. Petty adds that the lauterns
also tell whether toe pn'roncn are on their resprc
tive posts. A. the men DO not object TO dark Ian.
tens. there would seem " be some plauslblhty IN
Capt PCtty's theory.
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Ano,bcr TRAGEDY IN urooL,vn.

William Murphy aud Matthew Maloney, broth
trs n-aw, occupying i23 Warren street, Quarrol,d
NJ about noon yesterday about some family diler-
Cncc-, and eventually came to blows During the
strug lie, murphy cut the other on the head, wound
ing lin seriously II not fatally Murpny was arrest
ed and locked up, and Maloney was borne TO the
Long Island College Hospital.
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MURDER .dBsOLUTELY sfFE.
District Attorney Morri-'s Card Following
Judge Giibcrrs Decision Admitting Ed
win Perry to Bnii:iu $4,000,


Judge Giibcris Decision Admitting Ed
win Perry to Dniiin $4,000.
Judge Gilbert rendered his decision, on Satur.
day, on the application TO admit to bail Edwin Perry.
WHO had twice been tried on an Indictment for the
murder OF private Waterman Hayes. The Judge de-
oided that Perry might find bail IN $4,000 10 be
given by four competent suroties iu $500 each The
fat Of the Court ~ the occasion Of a drunken
thieves jubilee on Saturday evening In the First
Ward OF Brooklyn, where Perry being politician,
has many friends who can readily execute bal bonds
Of any KIND that mny be necessary
In view Of the facts. District Attorney Norrs has
published the following highly suggestive card:
DIsTRior ArrosSgrs OFFICE KINGS CorSrY,)
'RaS5s Rro5stfN. w = Febi hiSTs =. is;o
TO ne Rsrer TAlses', Cauh'odts. and AUrds,ers Of
GKsrLrNsS; have tie honor TO acknowledge the
receipt OF the numcrou, communications recently
in relation 10 Bdwin rerry. Esa and to rec pec,ia NJ.
form vow IN sn'wer thereto that thAt scSiiemsn las
The dSsS !. po1y9s SSg Of hs latter sTsamsqee
~. ~ ,p vy oy my OF the iact be-
whose sources Of infornston are much better nS6
street DAY. aso. will readily and kindly eacase he
sSneGoH viii osibv 6e good snoSs SS 10 sofsr
lres.sd toward myself in the con nuncstiou, already
to the subject as the mp1nlty heretofore
enoyed 3y YOU N your prNeworthy business has been
der Ia Brookyn entirely and safe
no risk whatever attaching 10 the teoniouS taking OF
human life.
having accomplished all that you desired however
having stong and reiahlC Assurances protection and
immunity hereafter for whatever may do-you viii
s. DsSs ~ ssE,s J hss.. Sa!thEssls
present existing for the destruction OF nv
LIE an ts being may be permitted to ia iulge
ihe pe that yon VII kindly permit me TO live short
time n1er-at least until again o1eui bl a,tcmlting
: - bring sny your suusuhed menbeii TO Just CO.
Bcsdcs. gentlemen, a. yUut business d0nc out Of
court and nine u done IN court, we VIII not necessarily
conflict hereafter and nhsmuch yUur business viii
b. done or o., court before ne-n Ia court uecd
.cc--Atl'' quarrel any more
/ lhsyu flv LUuor to guUuCri be myself
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STITEN ISLAND.

TIE Richmond County Agricultural Society elt eted
samue Barron President on Saturday.
Tho ferry boat Jo.rphiuc will run from VsuIer.
bit landing 10 tac city direct durn the com ne Ason
ncw town, Ia he called Ccutr,towu. ia sncu to
be formed out ot those Parts OF CD-o'on ant Nlu'l.
town ng outside the limits Of Sew Bu-LtOn gl4 axe.
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Rum snicide in NeMnrk.

Yesterday forenoon. Francis TAYLOR, aged AZ
years, OF i3 Chambers street. Newark commit.
ted suicide 10y shooting himself iu the uccA He
served during the war In m artillery com pany and
llc 1hiry n New J,rs,I regiment. lie was
In cmn. rate, M had made several inct,ciuai at
ttr Ht suiciuc. He lctvcs q Witc and several
children. ca sober. he was u k.nd aud .v,d man.
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The city In which they Capture Burglars.

The sound of breaking glass on Sunday morn.
ing IN william street, Newark, attracted two police
Smc,rs 10 \ turdil,s shoe store. Through tIc lro.
Ken window Lieut. hirwan cta"led into the store
WIRE lie dlsco'cr,d the troucuing form OF q bur
giar, who WAS at once taken iato custody.
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SAN FRANcIsoO, Feb. I8.-The Legislative
Council opens on the 18th instant. The con edera-
tion with be DOMINION OF Canada will come before H.
Annex ,tiOn to the United States 10 strongly adyo-
Vated by the newspapers OF the colony
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M,DHIp, Feb. l2.--iu ID" Cortc, to-day, Scho,
Riyero. w rcuh 70 question. -ld N. t'ovcruncn,
was mlly aware Of the coLspir cv u the Carlists.
The Government knew Of their Introduction oi
arms, giving out Of money, and appointment of OF
hcer-. Inc GoNrrnutLt wuLI 90 u"tliue ruGi ttt
uuiutrak occurred. being abuudanti' ah, io crush
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Paving the Jurors,

Leg writes US N relation to Mayor nalrs re-.
medY or Jury dhcnics that the Board Of SupcrysoT.
nTeady nave power uy The laws Of is u nny al Jurors
Jay eAch AMI mileage, aud tanks their dupfion ~
tht system would secure decent Jurors. Inc other
tth!tneiis made BY Lea" arc eIIdeutly founded on
malice lEnuTAuC ''N''' 'N""~NN ~
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The President u. Ola Fogy summer. rnpIl.

WAsHIsOToS. Feb. l8.-The President con-
tlnues nrm IN hIs determination not to DO anything
IN the nature of tho recognition Of the Cubans. He
COMP eating the Alabama CLAIMS, and his notion
that ANY interference would involve tho United
states In war with spain.
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Tho End of Tie Wnr of the ReheliIon.

WAsuiNGTos, Feb. l3.-The President will
publish his proclamation declaring the Fifteenth
Amendment part OF the Constitution, In time Tor
the New Hampshire and Connecticut elections,
Nebraska, Geoiga aud NJ ssssippI Will all be
counted IN by the 20th OF this month.
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In sentencing James Bell, Jersey City junk
c'aitr. ~ -iN L.onths In rtatc I nson, JutLe aun
oonl cc snrrd tie uu huiiuc- iOr icrnsus the Junk
SHOPS HIS Honor dded that II the po crs thti be
"ou'd cur W. root uhu Lton,h, the Junk snop bull
nee 'hty mlthi save many OF tle youths OF the
60 ohuuhitI, nC0 TIE junk business Is Only bid Tor
iuytuile lime.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHEs HERE AND THERE by THE
SUN'S REPORTERS.
The Wiliiamsburgh Mormon-' Oyster House
Ceremonies Yesterday y-Brigham Younr's

Ceremonies Yesterday y-Brieham Younp's
Miracles Brothers jackson nnd Benton.
The large room over the oyster saloon in Grand
street, Wilsmsburgh, was 40 densely crowded, last
evening as to be thoroughly disaEreeabe except to
the elders and Bishops, whose heads are kept cool
by refreshing draughts Of air through the broken
panes in the crazy windows. The President, Potts,
offered short prayer In which he spoke of the in
eredulity OF the people OF Long Island. "Their
arts" said be. s ard that they can't believe the
truth not when hits put before their heyes. They
refuse TO believe the testimony OF men what as seen
miracles performed by the prophet Brigham Young
This Was In sllusion to tile inhabitants OF Pearssls
Corners, L. l.. who had hissed down Elder Jackson
when he declared that he had seen Brigham Young's
Ing u very merry hymn to an exceedingly lively
air, Bishop Benton asccn the stand and declaimed
u wnile. lie was succeeded By Brother Jackson.
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On the 3d INST, Capt. john IL. Arthur, of Wil-
mans uuT1h disappeared. llc hid been engaged n
carrying height between Barren lsund aid tins
cliy, anu on the ~ Inst Was in the city to buy
ne" riuop. lie had ca he'd Il check, aud had con
sidtrhblt money. HIS irltnd- entertain grave sus-
Dlclohs lhIl pe has been rObO'd aud muruersd,
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Lo>noN, tcb. Ia luud ord iu Count, Kerry
VS.. tired foH To- dry. tl.Tou'h 3 N'td,p. et!lc NJ
Was 'ttir @ loo lus Uat.ur Luck .l, th, ~su' did no
TAX, tb' 'ct. 80 .tg,.t r... mod,.
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Mandate OF the Courts.
Judge Barbour recently requested Mr.. liulconib,
OF 81 Nassau street, TO investigate the case Of one
George Flank, who was an inmate OF Ludlow street
jail. Frank had talked too much about the business
Of his employer, n pawnbroker, and had been iu.
prsonsd on charge Of slsudcr. Mr. Holcomb made
a motion on saturday In the Superior Court, before
Judge Spencer. Ia set aside the order OF and
an order OF discharge was granted, but poor Frank
could not get out on Saturday. he had not 81 to
pay the Jailcr's ice.
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Goyenccho Uncou

SAY Francisco, Feb. l8,-Two slight shocks
oi ,rlh9ul%e were faII IN this city OF tall past
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Tn, xna ar ,he ,;oors,o vI.ad,e.

wAsHisoros, Feb. lS.-Tho Senate Judiciary
Committee will sustain the present rccons,rucled
Legislature OF Georgia. which will tho elec.
non Sl two now Senators, both Republicans.
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Goyenecho Uncoub edly Defeated,
hAIASE, rob d8,-Gen. Goyeneche again re.
turHed " Puerto Principe on the stu inst
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e"'"S OF Murder Ia the second Degree.
such is the verdict of the jury in the case Of
N Newark S
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sore eyes"
Bea'janin BeshoI. of Lima, Ohio.
writes, have suffered for twenty year,
with an inveterage eruption over hi.
whole o'dy: stshort time since pur
erased boftle Of Rosadxlis and il Ell
tected a perfect cure
Rosadalis is sold by Il druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Bal
tinors. Dr. CLEMENTS. & co.
Proprietors.