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TINS sunnRa Hkr.-seek II md you are sure 20
md II at Knoxp popular and universally known estsh
hshment, 22 broadway; eorne! Of Fulton streets
hat that in beauty comfort, and approrrsteness
not be equaIled. Testimonial 70 this effect can be
found pretty certain on the head of the hrtt we'll
dressed gentleman you meet,-Adu.
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SrmS- guuS CLOTHING, 6urptis, &t.
A sTnNI-HING-The price, paido N. ZiCkEL'
lewelry, DC Ladies waited on, at their residences.
GALL AND JUDGE for yourslt--H. NAMES,
~ az 1th av., pays iuh value for cAstOL Gloon png
dresses carpets dc ladies attended by Mrs MANkks.
M ~ siy ior sSm "a s;aSss Sp.isi. xc. '~' NJ
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Arrixed-wEpS.spAY. June 8.


Steamship Nebraska, Liverpool, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Westphalla, Hamburg, mdse an pass.
Steamship England, Liverpool, nidse. and pass.
Steamship Regulator, Wmln Iton, n C., naval stores
Steamship Java, Liverpool mdse and pass.
Ship Francis Is. Cutting, Liverpool, mdse.
Bark Meteor, Licata, sulphur.
Bark AlbAcoTe, St. Thomas, mOlasses.
Also. the usua river ana cOastwlse vessels.
SAuED-Steamships China Colorado, and PALMYRA
for Liverpool Tennessee, CharleaIOni ships Jacob A.
stamieT, Havre HUDSON, LondonI bark scotia Queen,
Pc tou. N. 81 brig q sra NJ. Goodrich, Lisbon.
QUEENSTOWN, June s-Batayia. New York.
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on-YEAR CITY Is.

nn-N EAK CITY is.
The New Dock Bonds OF the city Of New York for a
quarter Of million taken yesterday byone houss
alta premium OF 0i IS 20 10 Tins IL signal evidence
that the proposed improvements In ourpubc docks
eeve the hearty approval OF capitalists. Now, let
the board OF the Department OF Public Docks with w.
c. Hunt az it, head proceed 70 work upoa Tic ca
ital they have placed before them.
For sale At lv', Inlrty-leM City Seven az Per Cent
Stock transferable at Cry C0mptrOliers Onive.
GFO. X. hIoTAltE, n Nassau ~.
fINn IigLDERs CIilCAt.g AND ROCK
Il IsLAND RAILROAD BONpS.-This Company
prepared to exchange their n.st mortgage sinking
fund seven cent bonds, due In 1888 for the bonds
OF the Chicago and Rock Island Company, n atnrng
July. 1870 The bonds offered IN exchange are secured
by mt mortgage the entire road enufprn ent
extending frUm Chicago TO Council Bum including tho
tent. j. H. TRACY President.
New York. April 2s. $50.
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the FIrTpsrru AxrrDnrrr.-.Anert ten years of
experineDt, and hfteep changes In the ngredisnfs
Phs0n hss the pleasure OF announcing that his vitAua
or salvation for the Hair, perfect article, capable
and w1tnout failuTe.-AdD
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MARINB IETELLI6ENCk

nFIIrrrB ALNANAo-THrs pAY.
fun Tres... 2s SUI SETS. 20 Mool sets. o.
,sndy HooE.. Is So,. lsiana. 70 hen cate. %
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J II. Johnston a Robinson $50 Bowery, New Yorks
cell apa small profit nne watches, j~eeiry, diamonds
ct 70 ods, &C. Agents Tor the Am. watth Co.--Idc
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natioS 81 atitS VIII beauty Rece@msSdsaby dsntiss
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Siimiuuri,
a SAEE INVESTMENT.
flRsT MORTGAGE BONDS OF TIE Cutohgo.
CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE RAILIsOAD
COMPANY.
INTEREST SEVEN PER CENT.

Thefe bonds part nTgt and only tho
Company Tor tl.0O,n0O covering It's entire property.
and are % the rate Of 1880 per mile OF e whole
amount tJo0oO have been already placed, leaving but
tOOQvV 70 Ne sold They are per cent coupon bonds
New YORK The road Is in OPERATION. iisis mleslons.
extending nom La Porte the Lake Shore aud Mlch-
gan southern 10 reru. where connects with the Tole
do Wabash and Western and the Peru and annapolis
roads IL runs through OF tue finest ons of
Indiana, and makes connecting lnk In the best
through line from Chicago 10 Indiana and thence
70 CinUinnar and Louisville.
We confidently offer these bonds des ruhle sscur-
ty TO Investors, As TIE NET EARNIN1s OF THE
HoAD EXON TUE ohkSlNG HAVE BEES INEX-
AND ARE CONSTANTLY INC RfhslNG, Besides. q
Is designed TO extend the 20 Lake Michigan, at
New Buffalo or Michigan GUY. the coming sesso !.
winch viii afro greatly increase It's earnings.
CALDWELL CO.,
J. A. UNDERWOOD d SOY,
AZ Exchange nj ace.
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Mppnp a 4, cs, 3zy Park Rev, n: Y, pnpiisbc
United States and al ioTeign countries.
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gptual Hetitta

THREE REQUISITES OF HEALTH.
all the GckIy people In the world were to take 70
their beds and demand medical treatment, there would
ot be doctors enough to attend thom, sufacent
number OF the robust to them Three conditions
are absolutely essential 10 health vlka good appetite
easy digestion and the aDty TO sleep soundy Seven
eighhs OF the many thousands who suffer from nds-
position, Yet do labor under serious disease com
plain that they cant eat" that their stomachs
out OF order" that they don't sleep we'll" For
this class OF ailments few persons think OF calling In
physician Nor 1t necessary inasnueh A. Of
Hostetters Btters. viii certainly relieve the derange-
ments Of the stomach. the hyer and the nervous s-
tenn, from which want Of appetite. Indigestion and
seepessness arise THIS excellent vegetable tonic and
corrective "a also delightful ahodyne. insomnia (or
ines paeity seep) which resisted all the ordinary
remedies will yield readily to dosc Of this pleasant
sedatvs taken Just before retiring to rSst In ordinary
medical practice Is usual TO give sstomnchie. ape
rent, inygorant, sopo inc antiseptic. the
for the time being may particularly 70
require; but in this grand restorative all these med
cinal properties and many others blended In due
proportion Thus. the digestion IA stimulated. while
the bowels regulated the liver Toned the strength
recruited the Gained the fluids purified aud the
circulation equalized. II Is believed that there Is
other restorative and regulating medicine in the world
which acts pcnencialiy and Agreosbiy upon all the
Asemilatiug aud secreye III. time and
20 al who lack the three fundamental requisites OF
digestion and refreshing seep, lie confidently recon-
menied as a SPECIFIC.
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distinguished nom all other mineral waters by Us
containing larger proportion ofron aud pOtastA
See pamphlet. For sale by legeman Co., EVEN NC
lntyfe, John =. Henry, and druggists generally.
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pubIuations.

STRICTURE, hemorrhotds nstnla, and concel I'd
= AhcHt. of tie rrrfuu The rational treatnaut, n.
io elegantly lnnici, ~ Edward u; Dixon, NJ. ID. z
cents, At0ISr HRESTANO S Union square. or
zee hours from oIo9. 70 s. aud 10 eNrh u. At a
On
caro- NcFAKLA ND'- hook >T0RE.0iT
~ broadway near I'D 81 There will mad al tho
new books o. the lay, ana all The STANDARD worss and
Alao choice EnEl.sI. French, aud scotch stationary
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Sgfrul .Hpfitts.

AndOf WHICH there wersse.serss four. .
lsGs
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FIFTu ELECTION prsTnIc

That appears on such estimate and that the
whole Number uf votes for the o1ces OF IDspec
tors of Election Of the ffth Election District OF the
Ninth Ward was eight thousand and twenty.
or which Morris Dnckworth received Two thou.
sand one hundred aud sixty ................. 2l6O
,honi and hundred and nfiy 2ibs
eight hundred and thir,y nine ...........,... 1850
eight hundred aud ihiry,.eyen. 1887
or which taetc biAnE three. ....,.......... g
And OF which there were scattering twenty es
Total a.
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Tnat appears such estimate canvass that the
whole numner OF votes gwen for the oficea OF In
efsctots Of Election OF tho SIXTH Election District OF
the Ninth Ward was eight thousand and my
or which john L. Van " art received Two tnoSS
sand one hundred and eightyseven. .......... 2is7
OF which John I. Hayiland received two thou.
sand one Hundred and sixty ...,.:;.,,. 2iSi
sand eight h9ndIed ami lorty-oae ............ isu
Thousand csht hundred and thrty-e ient...'.. isss
or which there acre Olank three...............,,
and OF which there were scattering twenty-five. q
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That sppears such estmste snd that tho
whole humber OF given for the ofices lnspcr
tors OF Election OF the Fourth Election District
- Ninth ward was eight thousand and ten. 500
one hundred and 2ibi
ZONE hundred and twenty ...........i....... aiso
ssHi hsndIsd and tSrty four. ,...,......,.... iS4
ssnd eight hundred and thirteen ............ 1873
OF which samuel v Lake received A4xty........ 90
OF which there were blank three .................
And OF which there we're scattering twenty+iI.. 8
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Third FLEUfTON DfHThTCT,
That appears such estimate canvass that the
whole nulnDor OF votes given or The onices OF In
fpectQ OF Election OF the Third Election Dstrct OF
the Ninth Ward was eight thousand and nine
~ ,. sS, one 61ndIed ard sIiy.oSs; asi
one HUNDRED Te dhrtwo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. siba
,esli hu5dred and forty .;,.......: 1870
OF which George Bnaf received ono thousand
slght hunofed and thirty .sy.n 1887
or which there blank three .......,..........
And ofwhich there were scattering twcntysix.. %
Total Noi9
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That appears such estimate and canvass. that IN,
whole number Of votes given for the Offices OF In
eciors OF Election of the Eighth Election District Of
the Ninth Ward was eight thousand and till "
tour.
or which William J. Van Ansdaie received two
thousand one hundred and sixty-oDe. ......... 2i6
or which Benjamin +. Vosburgh received two
thousand one hundred and siAly-one.........., 2B
or which Lewis Hopps received one thousand
eight hundred and forty-t ............. i.8l
OF which George W. Freed received ono thou.
sand eiset hundred and iorty In
OF which there were biank three. ........
And Of which there were scattering twenty elk. q
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APOSTLE hyde & co.
Another Eruption Of Mormons from Europe
The imprisonment OF Girls on the yoy-
age across the Atlantic Dragging to Pre-


nj n 0f NM fr0r
-Tbe I,,orisonmc,, of ..,rI. an IN, yox.
INV ~, .',' n' ,"o ~
ase across the A"anue- DrugsinS 10 fre-
vent Escape.
The steamship Idaho brought two hundred and
onv o,n,or,s q, uo,,,o.,.r, ,,ho h,, ,oon ,.,horod
my converts 10 mormonlsh' VINO hnd Oeeh ga'heIeu
up throughout Europe by the satellites of the great
~ ,-,,or i.,to. 1,,os. ,,,o. ,,,.n,i1.d ,.o,,,,os
"'r'on 'e'uet' inese poor nnseuu'u o'cu'u'eN
were confined IN the steerdGe under the surNehahce
Of SIX Elders and were not allowed communication
with the cabi, nasscrgc,s among whom vcre
Apostle frank HYDE ana abodyguard OF SIX WhsSey'
drinking eliors (nhoso names are OF no conse-
tu."N'' w. -, - " w. '' "
orleans j. d. hiern'n, ESQ., oil Otca ;. D. Moany,
ex.Fcuian convict and Others
p,or, ~, ,,, 49,. 49, ,to c, ,,., ,h,
,,,,. ..oo,',oa ., ,,.a -.
became known TO the cabin passengers. several Of
-, 49,, -, - a, ,,,.,-.,, .,
""o'' '''',' '''' nuns '"u,"' W "''r'luW "e
converts; but 20 closely did the elders watch over
and guard their 1ock that intercourse xas pc,t 70
,,as,i,t 1h,un ~ 81 =. :, a.. 49,. -
'"poSs'oe' i"Vus' W oe ruics VI INC snip COM
munication between the cabin and storage passen.
rers was postivolv probib,,ea attn, nv sono so,, s
-, 100, - ~ 49, W ''7 ''i' VI
SPIRITUAL 'eicgraphy were The elders In the ttccrage
made aware by the elders In the cabin of the senti
rcnta exnrrsscd nv their comn,nions In 1900 20
Morn onsm and OF their dosisns 10 iniervisw ,bs
party
As result, the convic,s were placed under closer
the commonest functions Of life except under the eyps
OF one OF the elders ~ '' WV
Notwithstanding the ruie. Of tho .h,n aud Tho
watchfulners OF The elders one Of lilo eab, n,s.en
gers, rsnting, roiickina sort Of ,ellow made H.
way into the Norman ranks ana hc,nr rsearJc5 a.
a man without guile was NOT snceiaiv intar6ered
with lie saws tIat ahout tvo-thirds or The na,,y
we're women and younv girls NOT one NJ whom, was
particularly noted Tor GOOD ioots In nhvsJcai Or
ganization they vera of tbo Iovost tvna Of I'M
manty ''S
Two voprg g,ris ,bo bos, ,ooLto. ...,.u A. 49,.
y fron IeIces,e, named oynin act tse par,
bribiug sailor sent Communication TO the Rev
Mr. Wlikrr rcope.tlry an intcyvic,v Ei,Jjn,s tha
VIGILANCE of md ciicrs tiis gericm,, s"n"li al
'ound the tXo Girls ,bo srcr,sd overeor,,. viii
lrief Al their s,tS9tior Win ta,rs ,tav gttrnI
th,ir sd lot ann Ia tbat frnn scerns ,ticb ~,
had viincs. 4 II Wassyiis,t tbcv ma neon tr,r,c
mo a no of si,,.ry ,, lame rtp, H., a.
| al hesrc,bin, ti,, H., ,,ns iho,, y Ir ' IL M
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TAE GREAT BTLLIfRD MiTCH.
Justice Asked for the Gallant Rud0tphc 70
His Detention In Fruncc-NiiI Joseph
Dion give him "A Chance for IA Contest

The Rudolph and Dion match for the cham
plCn Phcl n ~ tolcuder advertising cue, which u.s.
10 nave taken ite On som- day 'uiin- tue pro,ent
week seems likely OF 30 come ca Tie prciimi
n.Iy dcpCsi's % S-JJ idc were re,u arN n.Ade /
en- Of tie contestant. some time atO, and
uain m our hands. The nnal deposits Of the SAN,
have not acAcd Ut from either party On Monday
Lst, ho"t'tr. "c rc.t iEiJ'med mat, una Tie
rules h. " hch lie champ IN cue u plaS cd for, o
committee OF the Billiard Congress appointed Mr..
Neil Bryant rs final stakeholder to receive tese dc
posts and Ike 6i-e money ulrea y IN our Aand-
Down to tbs time Mr.. b. aHt has not called tor t.e
preliminary stakes, and no1LinE Las been heard
from Ru olphc.
It will be rccollected that Rudople len this city
for Europe the 2jtn iday Of June. with view 81
returning IN tie month OF August to resume ~
that has beeu heard OF nm il that lie w. in Lon
don on the II ol July. intending 10 leave the next
day Tor Paris. This. It VIII be observed, was pro
yious to the declaration Of war by France. Tue pre-
.umution l., therefore that inasiHuch Rudolpte
took On!y hand trunk viii hin, aud LETT most Of
Lis bIggage behind lin at his Otr, 10 this city he
has since been so situated IN Franco t0a he has not
been aDlc to communicate with this country III.
dee :, the probability h that, being man Of eHclta.
Die temperament he has been toGc ed by tue !" sr
cnthUs ism Of his countrymen, and has gone into
the army II this be the case, and 1t IL more than
likely that II Il the case, lie Is either prisoner In
Germ IA! or among the dead Of some Of the reccnt
battle In the latter case, according TO the rules u
the BLhTd uterc-s, u which TIE contest for the
chamI ions up h. govern H. the match IS "of. o." AMI
the money Of r. ol,hc uow on dorost in our hands
II The prorcrty Of DIE hri.- OF Gre 'i'ora.
Under these circumstances 1t would seem TO be
most proper on the part NJ tuc billir1 Committee,
VINO ave appointed NJ brI.nta- final stakeholder,
On opportunity io7 bul Huhe To De Aeard from, OF
Tor II TO be ascsrtnincl whether he ho alive or dead
The French Government ~ r.'rl'g given IA
transactions duriuf the war, and bofctA ui ON states
mnIa the same cHicusio1 a7 to 10 'i.'' in'e. &.
De-. tu-irs tie re- ,l'i" No. Tnce' "gH,7.t. ,.nu' e
would Lc very Sel 'ollowyd BOO be. .,f of n o..
L.lIIg no tl' .T .st case. ~ rrt.In-, OF U...
rg... w.in ST. i .-o9A Do. .a Ill., dido aL,,h.l ..
#.I.H
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IIILLL.

BoNGARDs -on Wednesday. September q. $50
theodore n. Bongards, native OF Holland, aged "
MS frcnqs and relatives are respectfully invited to
offend rs Rhoral ron hIs lae trsld, n'c sii - and
,sChTSET'-or wednesday, September j. Elizabeth
The relative. and ends Of &c family are respect
OF her aunt Mrs IIcierir' Mott Haven, to-day at
O'CLOCK 2. VI. nlern.nt At wc,tch,s'cr.
ton, native Of Castle Iea county Roseommon, Ire.
is rcmaias Mi DC taken nom his late residence, 20
Washington ~ from thence 20 st I tiers church BlF.
~ cos% ron tie ce TO av%y Gcm SIgy'"'eo At
FISHER -ou wednesday, September o. william
AK gca'yfs and rloTG. arc lqy'St 70 attend the
r rda9. at A. o'cocS - "'''S'o" b. Oh
H2IT g'G'i ahr.&Sy esGy p psDe Ann
infant daughter Of George ana Elizabeth liorut, aged
f9s Tsnyc; anar ,i q e f,ly are Te9na'g
noon at o'ciocg. without further invitation,
George L Jackson in tie 65a year OF bis aee -
-KEIIY.IAftcf a short and severe illness Michael
W kglly, eldest sou Of Fairies Kelly aged g years
sen %@'fa S ssS GaSS oaS ro% hts father"
@ fc 2T ssc On 6 yss sH Sf
days.
a tine re St sn SPs SR r sf ns TO
9eeloek. hom the Prsss6'terian ,hnfehi Net Farm.
GeSgIaH| aTSrs 10 .fSiy iavi,ed ,,na, a' ns-a
months and 70 DAYS
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend hel funeral from the rcs1rnCc Of her mother
No 80 West SD St, on FRIDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock
W, youngest daughter Of james and Catharlne hcNcs
PIC, aged II years,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fu ~ invited to attend the funeral Sunday, N"ptem
her Is at O'Clock T. NJ, from ncr late residence, lS
East 10th ~,
PAUL,-on "Wednesday, at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, Alex
andcr Paul, aged u years.
The friends ana relatives are respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral trow his late rc'dcnco iil West lilh
IT,. on Friday, at O'Clock,
,WAlLnN ON Tuesday september 20 suddenly
Tie friends OF the family are inyitoi to attend the
funeral, from his late rcsilcuCe, A. RcuwlCk et on
Frld1y afternoon. AZ - O'Clock.
.WALkER-on Thursday, Ncptombef 2. II Balen
Tho relatives and friends ~ the family also Nosalt
Lodgc, No as, +. A. M Lebanon tut ampucnt, NJ ~
l. O. Of q, T., Covenant Lodge Nn rs. o ut q. ,
NnT the social Nine are re- ,pCuly invited TO atcud
tho funeral nom the East Bapti,t church ,ou"r All
son ard Gouyorncur SIS on slnliy september 20 al y
O'CIOCs b. n,
1ur} tod Ms he was diving,
Nt. $50 fuIItt tnul d'.t ~ '.u'
N.HH v. saw uI 1a '.- slus'u .uroh
h.iff.- It. t.I .... I...
AMI vn'n tho law bright 60 4lL u- ANS
W. 900 'h" west.
U.-htuyy sort llo, T.. h.,it
Iudw ~ anon" fuc hlr-t.
tcuh,r 2l $50, susan q, Van Do, ''l "i n N'"}
| Weston, at New ElIusN| c>, y H.. AGED .3 years.
Funeral iluu tlr S,cuuI k.tu.H.i trurhI 1l %.
OCl NFk i NJ, on Saturday. SHriruutl 90 gt.uN t
and uicnl- arc respectfully ttlu,-.al O. a.t.ul Will
| out m,tlrr uyl,l ON
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ALL FOR 10000.
The Government saving Itself by Letting
Loose upon the Community one Of the
most Notorious Of the Burglars Frater-

The Government saving Itself by Letting
Loose upon the Community one Of the
most Notorious Of the Burglars Frater-
nifty.
VIM. F.. Wood, ex. Chief Of the United States
Detectives, has had a long interview with District
Attorney Davis The object Of his visit was to pro.
cure the release OF the notorious Charley Adams,
;ne king Of the burglars from the Maine state
Prison. Charley has a dozen aliases. lie was con
cerned in the robbery OF the Concord Bank Massa
chusctts; he broke open the Amcna Bank, H.
Dutchcss county, n. Y, the Wolfboroush Bank OF
New Hampshire and several other insutu uous
Ito IS undergoing sentence for robbing the Lime
Rock Bank in Maine and his discharge IL sought by
cx.Chief Wood on novel grounds When IN 1867, %
large number Of 73O bonds were stolen from the
Treasury Department, Wool captured plate which
lie said must have been the one nom Which the
1905 had been printed, but the plae was 40 badly
battered that no trace Of the Rraver could be
found. The discovery o. the plate led the author.
tics Of the Treasury Department to declare spurious
the Z. 30s which had been stolen.
But IL is said that those found correspondcd in the
numbers and series with the issue recorded on the
books OF the Department. A reward OF $4,000 was
ofe' ed for the discovery Of the counterfeit plate.
but 1t Is not known whether u was paid Mean.
time, a number OF bankers OF this city who had
received tue seven tnlrUet una WIZ KNEW tntn 10
be genuine, began suits In the U. y Courts against
the Government TO recover tTO,OOO, the amount oi
their aggregate loss, and the cases are yet to be
tried.
Ex-Chief Wood now says that the notorious burg.
lar Charley Adams, alias Langdon Moore, can swear
that the plate was the one from which the seven
thirties were struck I" that the bonds were spur.
Gus, and that lie save tile Government the
amount for which II Is sued, " he Is brought frou
the Maine State Prison " this city aud pardoned fol
his late crimes.
II Is said that Noah Davis has favored tae applica
ton of Wood and that Charley Adams will soon b,
at liberty among the New y ork politicians.
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The Grand Old Cathedral Of strasboure IN
Flames.
Nom ne ARgsmsfHe leituHg.

BEFoRE SrRAspouRG. Aug. 25-Mornng-
Tie Minister burns ~ was at length our sorrow nj
cam ictian IA townrd Q o'clock A. NJ we tIrnoJ
,rnm lie sirLt of Inc flames as il stunned by a
heavy blow and walked sloUIy homewarl in 81,
lence No sound esc,pei u, each was possesse l
~, ~ ,ri.f "a for the loss of personal friend the
giu,Ei and revered of many long years and was
T"ilicTrJ as IN his higher tnourlts souaht yaiuIy
Jc,e ionS.accnstome1 resting pIice Tho slecp
Tta y.t,'i CIn sank at last rom ANGER exhanstion
80 80 sIener frnrn those words of woe In the
-" IT, ~ b. ,i,hi "Tbc Minister burns ~ fopnI
~ ~ A., y. Wv od Ia AT ,yakinI thourhts found
~" :" - ,,,i'r,rcs tL,n ng,in HIhe Hlugtrr
.o.'ow N''''N1 '"' e'
'15r i.t, MOI. ,-,,,.i,., VAR, cola Tov3rd tine
i"' ii-' "'' I'Y",I ,iEn. ta,,n yytirh MS AZ
,y,,l, ,p II'. t,rIrasa Soel,s rIse In Inc air.
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LIBER1LITY ~ RELIGION.
The Centenary Of the Uuiversalists-Thc
Right Hand to thc Jnitnriaus.

RICH, Hand to thc tnitnriaus.
At the Univcrsalist centenary meeting at Glou-
ccsier, Mass Yesterday ne Rev. H. K Pullman, of
Illinois. was selected preacher Of occasional sermons
for next year, with the Rev. Charles skinner. of
Hartford, Conn., rs alternate. The next Convex
tiou Is to be held in Philadelphia, Sept. Is, is7i.
Al 0 A. NJ service was held In the old Murray
Meeting House ah cdiGce erected In li7S. The old
Bible used by Mr. Murray, Edinburgh, 100, edition,
was exhibited. The Hon. Israel WasLbun was
called to the chair.
The Rev. Edward Everett; Hale and the Rev
Charles Lowe stepped upon the platform, with a
letter to the Convention from the officers Of the Ma
tiona Unitarian Convention. The letter was read
by the Chairman who glad TO gree, on TINS
great historical occasion these gentlemen the rep
rcscntatiyos Of another branch OF the great hDer Al
Church.
The closing speech was by II. d. Melcelf OF Bo-.
ton.
In the afternoon sermon preached by the
Rev. DR.. Chaplin OF New York, and the communion
followed, The Rev. pr. Fisher ana the Rev. &. W
Montgomery presided at thc table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-23
Live stock NIurkcf.

Nsw YORK. Thursday. Sept. % The receipts Of
becvcs numbered 2.G5 hcad-1ls At l00th street. and
1907 at woehavkcn Amons the Offering, we're 81 cars
OF Texans cas- u poor state cattle and ~ cars VI
common to good Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky steers
The Texans extremely duh at 5Sdl0c. n n and
the common to good natives onv partly worked
OF al ilai5Sc. with a Few choice Kentucky at i6c.
The sheep market CONTINUES duh q. 54C11 -. for lambs,
and ia6Sc. FOR sheep. Receipts were 1.n0 Thirty.
three OF hogs arrived, aud the market steady
gia0cgAC. tor common to good live hogs with small
bunch OF prime toi at lOlc. Dressed easy
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