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PROTECTION roR THE INSURED.
A General Insnrauce Biil Reported to tn.
Massachusetts Iegislaure.


BosroN, Nov. 25.-In the State Senate
this afternoon the Joint special committee on so
much Of the address Of tho Governor at the
conyening Of the special session Of tho Legisla-
ture as related TO insurance. reported n general
insurance bill the lain features of which are as
follows:
Any ten or more resldenis OF the Commonwealth
compns Win s &C, @eS r"SS,. .'9Sh or ,s s
stock companies TO have capital not less than ssco
ss sHs "! %oSs sSsn ,c sew aud S5 mot not
Sees eS s IN IL es wGs sr STssn esp
tincste ia 20 be snbmlttad 10 the Insurance Commits.
s He 81 SS e sa hs as S
clh .hs Secretary q t.s Common wealth shalt autor
Of inccrporsiiop. which shall HsSs tie force and
tas compshes arc 70 be entitled 70 net seSanauSi
dividend not eSeesdine four per cent their respec.
penses losses and abitics then incurred. Including
ncent 70 pay the same and such dvid%sd Il lee. than
Tour per cent shall be made up when the net profit
sit:S he Gsyas p he dSsaGs 3 ere sS!
be INJECTED and be reserve The Security Of the in.
vc per cent on lie AMOUNT insured the Whole of tSs
excess s TO be divided among The Insured At the en-
be applied The payment OF losses only when The Other
espits becomes reduced Il is 20 be replaced by tSs aIt
asegmulsi9n 9fthe reserve or by assessments the
and In ns Re 9sstsa from s
must be elected from The former class A''"'''
Joint stock companies are allowed 10 increase their
missioner and all corpOrstons Organize under the act
can hold real estate for The plrposes q their business
their cash assets.
Under a suspension OF the rules, the hill was
passed to third reading without debate.
In the House OF Representatives, u bill was
row twenty millions OF doilors, and loan the
same on proper security to sufferers by the nTe,
the act 10 be accepted by both branches on tho
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CoFFEY.-on November "a. Johanna, the beloved
wifc of John COney, aged Ss years.
Her remains will b. taken from her late residence 39
East sd St. to the Church Of ST. Gabriel East 31th
A. 10 " day, where asoemn mass " requiem VIII
TO Csysry cemetery The friends OF the family are In
Nited to attend.
DECKER.-On sunday. 'tcr short Illness Cornelius.
son of Joseph X aud Emene Decker, in the 9th year
OF his age.
The relatives friends OF the family are respectfuy
invited TO attend the funeral frnm the resiencr hs
parents 6ls kosciusto st. near broadway, Brooklyn H
D., on "Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
LALLY;-on November u, Margaret Fallon, beloved
wife of John Lally native of Aone parAh OF kitoom
county Roseommon, Ireland. aged 0ysars.
The relatives and friends the family Cctfa
" invited 20 attend the funeral ON Tuesday, November
Heights
sTORRs.-At Bsyonne, on sunday, November yt
Amelia brot ed wife Of VIM. II. storrs aged 81 years.
months, aud - days.
Funeral will he held at the Mattison VI ".
Church city CT Bsyonne on Tuesday, November 49, nt
o'clock =. N. Relatives and friends vil at the
house at o'clock.
NILsoN-on sunday morning November -. after .
and II days.
Relative and friends OF the family Also members or
Marsh Lodge, y. A. NJ, are respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral At his late rtsldence 6 ID between
South 8d aud south ith Sta Brooklyn, l.. D.. TUESDAY,
November 20, al O'Clock.
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s. s sie.e ey ye::t .spps :r :.,,.. s s sss;
ana is%S S S!Ssnd: ssa!sS5s
s%sS Tssss.a sa assa g. s,;aiIsaf &C.
iSs fis f9Gs @
n new ness IN ,e range of
PEcss sse9n 5r Tss quiet the spot a far long
9E long igS o 6sssS 5sHTs Slfsr ar
and short sS i or Ss .sf sc tS S
gaosd y i; ssT ss .ns sfGs:r fo%sr
about . @ sSc for 2 the spot, s,c ''iS ies
s fSy c on Inc sPSt and sSc Tor @ No N'rSo So
Dressed hog. lower az s'se1c. Butter wa. in pretty
prime state ssa ssc and prime western I2c cheese
cofT6S i6e trsnsacon @ 10 cotton on the spot have
been fair limited partially ey me secretly Of freight
mIddng do. sc sales bales which LEO FOR ex-
% Nr @ for SaSSTd ssrs for Il ar f9 and
ksHc higher rates; sales % Q bales closing, BY oneiai
gsr lsc for yangary slee ioS February. l2Sc. for
s ct tVT as APT r ana manS pGr S M
SgocIEIrs. G IIi9 fairly active and nTm al uaisNc-
hiofe on private terms Rice sisady and in iap de-
csTOns az sH Mossses more H6 vc lnS sses % 'S 5
hhds & and 81 tcs Cn6a mnscovado a. PC Raw sugar.
prices nom9al feapsr; holding oS fgr an sniie.
u the small stock hence the Inactivity. Refined dun
,GhiiN-Nheat dull and heavy sales 5000 bush in.
Guiding amber Indiana and amhsr Michigan AZ fi.5;
Guiding sems Iows spring in siorc eIN sS ar
So lwspsse ss Pspg Corp SG eoscS a sles a
mgis,y nri,Gy "a at Sc sSt rei prime at faSc ard
Il sc1s5c, in store Tor old western % mixed. 53iGe.
anoat, for dol SEE, ancat, for new No2 Toledo, and
rGr sfSS Weein bRR5sy d
suSpRiEs@ @PctToieum was que, for renncd at 214e.
with more business in crude At iic. IN hulk strained
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A DEAD FATHERS RETURN.
HE APPEIRs TO mrs DhUGHTER
ND HSkS ZOE PRAIERS.
rvo Roman Catholic CIeraymen Hear his
story " enderfaI spirit snI Manifeata-
tion--~ix Days on Enrth-The Perturbed
spirit Di-a ppcars In the sky.

rvo Roman CATH ollie Cleraymen Hear his
story Wonderful spirit sui Manifesta-
tion--~iN Days on Earth-The Perturbed
spirit Disappears In the sky.
Frer, Me (NspudD Territorial Bnferprn>, Ngr. -.
We nre about to relate a series Of events,
which have recently happened In this city, 50
mtrycllOus In character that the most crcduious
might well withhold tucir belief werc not every
circumstance substantiitcd by unmprachabc
Witnesses. Our ithOrlties for the statements
We are about to mako are the Rev. Father Ma
nogue, the Rev. tNhcr Nulty, J. g. Masel. Mrs
sci, Agnes McDonough, and John Mcl)un-
ough, all of whom witnessed n part or the whole
of thc occurrences In question. The strange
manifestations were also observed by the kov
Father lark and the Rev Father Haupt OF Gold
hill, the Rev. Father Tormy Of Carson, Michael
Lyn. II, MIR. SoGcrn. ard others; but we have
not thought II necessary to consult any Of these,
a. 1t would only be accommodating additional
lruufs upon testimony already entirely satis-
factory. III src can bC no doubt of the absolute
Truth of every statement We are about to make.
W. will mention that all the pa, ties whom we
co;isulied ~ nrst questioned the proprcty Of
Publishing an account OF the wonderful aftair
anl u was only upon our representation that it
had already become tho town talk, and that II
VAS better the public should receive a correct
and authentic version. that thev reluctantly
consented to ts appearing In print, and fur
nshcd us with the full particulars.
40 nEorN rHE NARRATIVE.
Six years ago James McDonou Eh followed ~ Q
occupation ~ an eXprcssnan H. this city. uo
is spoken ~ nv those acquainted with him ~ an
upright, conscientious and indus triuus man. He
was lAtuolt, nut we nave NOS Dcen informed
n u the strctuess Of his religious obscrvances.
III was attacked with drupsy, and died At his
residence At the corner Of a st.eet and Sutton
sveuue, six years ago next April. lie left a
widow aud two children, son and daughter.
The widow has since married, and the children
are living with j. 9. Malel whose wife was a
cousin Of their father. John, the son, Is about
Is years old. and Ia employed In Mr.. Maael =
hutcner shop. at the corner of street and Sut-
TIM avenue; Agnes, the daughter, la II, and 10
attending the First Ward public school. She II
atall. healthy Girl, with light brown hair, blue
eyes with long, dark lashee, frank and regular
features, and a modest nd candid manner. Mrs
Masel states that though exceedingly viyacious
she IL dutiful and plous child, and that hei
whole nature Ia foreign to anything like untruth
fulness or deception.
THE SCENE OF THE OCCURRENCES.
The residence Of Mr.. Maael ia nj Ig3 North Il
street, nearly at the extreme north end Of the
'ity. N Is neat one-story brown cottage
With porch In front, yard In the rear, houses
adjoining Eohdly on tue south, and n vacant
space On the north side. Following Is diagram
" the rooms;
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Tho market Tor State bonds has been quieI
and devoid of feature. Missouris continue
strong al a. for the six per cents and gi% for the
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Issues, but aside from
these the market was neglected. American EK-
change Bank shares sold at Ill. Al the close
Tenneesees were quoted at Iba to 76As for old.
and 7bh 20 10 for new, aud South CaTolinas
al "a To 70 for the new January and July is
sues, and at 2pk 70 10 for the new April
and October issues. Railroad bonds were quiet
and steady, excepting sn advance in Union Pa
cihc incomes to ~. The first mort cages sold at
tSAGlsT land grants at "a; Central Paciacs, 100;
New York Central g., 'S3, ~ Erie first mort gage,
le'; Harlem hrst mortgage, ssA Albany and
Improvement Go, IS, g76 /; Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Is, l02 Col, G. and Indiana Central
lists, " Col, &. and Indiana Central IDS, s2h I;
cinnau and Indianapolis lsts 100 Central PACT
hcs 100; Union Pacific lists, ~; do. incomes, T9h (;
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota lists at
81; and old Michigan Southern Sinking Fund
bonds at l0Ot, the recently authorized t60OO,OO0
being offered at Rh
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Arrived-MoSpAY, Nov. 25.

Steamship Egypt Liverpool, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Western Metropolis, New Orleans mdse.
and pass.
snip Sterling Castle, Calcutta, mdse.
Bark Deer Hound, FOochow. teas.
Park Gazec, 81. Pierre, Mart, sugar.
Bark Frank, Cardiff railway iron.
Rark Dr. Peternann, Mhanipoa, mdse.
Bark Lavinia, Quebec lumber.
Bark Lea, BRISTOL Eng, In ballast.
Brig Johann Rudolph, Rio JaneirO, rosewood.
Brig Moltke, Pernambuco sugar.
Schr Hattie Haskell. Bernanbuco, sugar.
Srhr Annie Bayard, sydney, &. b., coal.
schr Lizzi1 Ives, -. CroiN, old iron &c.
Also the usual river and coastwise vessels
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
BRISTOL, f., Nov. 25.-Arragon, New York
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NEW YoRK, Monday. Nov. 21.-Receipts of
bccves yesterday and to-day 8 cars, C,9G head.
making 1880 for the week, against s3l last week and
ss for the corresponding week last year As might
have been expected the large receipts have depre sed tho
market and sales slow to-day at reduction OF fully
4c n. closing weak NJ ~ 9c. n. for poor 10 primo
steers and oxen aud 10 lnr. for poor to good Texans
few fancy anu premium steers we're retaed at higher
to CE11Xc.
The fresh offerings OF sheep and lambs were tt02I,
making 80 for the week against 1854 last week, and
,ss for the famo week last year. Trade dull at
decline Of i.dIc. n .. and we quote lambs az 66tsc..
and sheep at id6kc few going to lc. aud nc.
Hogs were duh at isaikc = n. alive and HebAc.
dressed. Receipts were ilae9 yesterday and today,
with N,62 for the previous SIX dayS.
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ADAY WITH THE VETERANS
THE FLhG on THE OLD sToNE
FORT IN CENTRAL PARK.

An Imprcs.ivo Ceremony at One Hundred
aud Tenth street - Banquet in Tam-
many HaIl-The Reception OF n Pbiiadel-
pbia Regiment by tho seventh.
The celebration of the evacuation of
New York city by the British troops was rem
dered specially Interesting yesterday by the
unusual ceremony performed by the Veterans Of
the War OF 1879. These old gentlemen have kept
their organization intact since its first forma-
ton and their number has gradually dwindlcd
down until but thirty-two remain OF the men
who fought for American supremacy on the
high seas from 1872 to 1915. The sixth Regiment
for the past few years has honored itself by en-
tertaining these veteran soldiers, whom the
country at large has neglected, and the occasion
yesterday was more enjoyable than usual from
the peculiar nature of the ceremonies.
Mr.. ]. Warner Gould Is an adopted son Of the
Veterans. While strolling about the Central
Park some months ago IL occurred to him that
the raising OF the stars and stripes over tho old
block fort at One Hundred and Tenth street and
Seventh avenue would be fitting celebration OF
the anniversary Of Evacuation. He communl-
Gated his project 70 the Veterans, and thereat
they petitlonod the Commissioners Of Parks for
permission to act upon the suggestion. The
Commissioners erected long hickory pole over
the old fort and gave the required permission.
Yesterday morning atihaf past the Veterans
began to assemble at ST. Pauls Church, near the
Astor House. a large stage was in waiting to
convey them 10 the arinory Of tho Sixth kcgi-
mcnt, who were to escort them to the fort.
broadway. in the neighborhood of the church.
was iammed with pedestrians, who gazed cu-
riously upon the old men who fought for their
country sixty years a9o. The veteran com
mander Of the corps, Gen. Henry Raymond, was
first on the ground. He Is patriarch OF eighty
one, and wore the old continental uniform and
the cockado hat. His hair ~ silver gray, and
n pair Of white and very short side whiskers add
20 the antiquity ot his appearance. The mem
bers OF the company followed him In rapid sue
ccsson, and long before ~ o'clock the hour ap-
pointed for the start, every living member of
the corps was packed In the stage They all
wore the badge OF the order an eagle with the
figures 1Sl2 underneath, on their hats. Two
blue iiags with the inscription:
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MONDAY, Nov. e5- Flour AND MEAL Flour
dull, but prices unsltsrsd. There we're compare
h" hra"E asdlum' GRADES siSs buck wheat ncur
steady. ,,kye noaT fTmsr. Corn meal duh We
S,Sss,sasi extra Slate, .Ss:, tla,l$I Western
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Drepsy Amopa Uorss.,

The Elixir Iodo Bromide Of Calcium Com
pound win relieve the secondary stages OF the present
distemper among hOrses. IL from the system
the polson that has been absorbed during the disease
and which results In glanders, dropsy, &c. reyAeC
only BY TTIpEs 4 Co, l16 William st., NiS YSR
For sale by druggists generally y.-Adu.
The sun., 1872-11-26

Easy terms for furniture, carpets, and bed.
din4 a. B. NJ CowperthEait Co.'S is Chatham street.
An immsnss stock Aaa 10y prees bsIgains ter essn,
chamber suites In great vATieiy.-Id
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Gnslntss Notltts.

The Domestic sewing Machine has taken more
premiums his JtlA thdn any other nnche and Ia rpe-
cAliy recommended for FAMILY USE and MANU-
fACrUkERS IL q simple IN construction noiseless.
and easily run. AGENTS WANTED.
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES viii be furnished for trial
with machine and an Instructor without charge upon
application al our = - - -
HOND 81. NEW AORk.
The sun., 1872-11-26

An Extended Popuin rity.-Each year finds
Browns Bronchial Troches" In new localities IN
various parts Of the world. For relieving coughs.
colds and throat diseases the roches have been proved
reliable.
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MAR RIED.
DIED.

TITUS-OATEs.--ln ST. Louis. November q, Tracy
A. Oates.
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Arc Won Thankful e1hen buy KnoI's hat. so
that celebrate Thanksgiving Day Iroperly.
Make your purchases al KNON = 22 Broadway tic
uptown st0rr, under the Finn Avenue Hotel.
Tho best place In New York to buy rcIiRb bIe
watches, hnc diamonds, rich, fashionable tewery
sterling silver wedding presents, Is sQUiRES "a Fulton
~. Diamonds a specialty.
The sun., 1872-11-26

FpT .s1tAsI STRIP t9g door and yiSasws
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VETERANS OF THE WAR OF isi9.

werc displayed from the window, and the stage,
drawn by eight white horses, with red. white,
and blue feathers decking their heads, was
drawn up BroadwAy
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The United States census, when com.
pleted, will I'LL three volumes of the size
Of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
The first volume will contain the tables
of the population, churches, schools and
colleges, school attendance, Libraries,
newspapers, pauperism and crime, and
persons of the school, military and citi-
zenship ages. The second volume will
contain the tables of mortality, dumb,
blind, insane and idiotic. The third vo-
lume will contain the records of indus
try and wealth in tho United States and
also tables of wealth, taxation and gene
raj indebtedness; of agriculture, of
manufacturing and mining industry and
fisheries, and also the tables of occupa-
ton.
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The philosophers of Illinois have
found subject upon which they can in
cubate with comfort for somo time to
come. It is hens egg. within which q
brass button has been found. Tho CO.
nundrum is. how came it there, and
what would have been the result had
this particular egg been subject to the
hens own incubation for twenty one
days? The Illinois sages have not got
to the bottom of the subject vet.
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instruction Books for every claes of Musical
Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of
price; and all kinds of Musical Goods sent by
Express. when ordered. to any pnrt OF the
State, marked @. o. D. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash
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Those who have had any particular
doubts in their minds as to the proprieiy
OF killing some one, or Of special incon-
venience likely to grow out of little
episode OF that character, should lose no
time in reading up the history of those
who have INDUCED their tastes in that
direction. Stokes, the assassin of Fisk,
is sunptuously provided for. A cores !.
pondent Of the Boston Globe says he has
applied for more spacious quarters than
the neatly-carpoted and tastefully fur
nlshed cell in which he at present re-
sides. Finding tho application denied,
he suggested that door be made into
On adjoining cell, which is unoccupied,
that he might be able to use it as re-
ception room. This illustrates the feel
ing and the manner exhibited by the
distinguished assassin almost US faith-
fully as his statement that he intends to
pass next winter in Paris, although he
acknowledges that his trial shall hardly
have concluded before that time. he
dresses in the most elegant manner, re-
ceives his friends with the air Of an en-
peror, and seemingly takes Us much in
terest in the fashions and frivolities of
outside life as when he and his dead
rival oontended for the heart OF Josie
Mansfield. Up to two weeks ago, he
was allowed to promenade the prison
corridors with two attendants, whenever
he wished, while the other prisoners
were locked up, three in cell, lest they
might 1ntrude upon his honor.
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Notices.


ATMOSPHERIC POISON.-The spring
sun calls up something besides the flowers
and grasses 1t evolves from the damp earth,
turbid rivers, stagnant pools and black mo-
rasscs, the gaseous provocatives Of disease.
From the odal and garbage of unclean cities,
too, it e1hales an efiluvia destructive OF health
and yigor. Periodic fevers of various typcs
are now raging with Unusual virulencc in
various parts Of the country, and there arc
complaints from all quarters of a sinS,larly
unhealthy spring. What is to be done III this
emergency? The answer is simple and to the
point. Strengthen the body Weaknees pre-.
disposes the system to disease Commence
at once a course of the most genial of touics
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS Be
assured that the germs Of epidemic and en-
demlc fevers will never infect the physiouo
that has been fortified aud regulated with
this glorious vegetable restorative. moist
atmosphere aggravates dyspepsia, and all
diseases OF a bilious type, and tho sudden
thermometrlcal changes common at this sea-
son, are severe trial even to strong consti.
tutlons. There is but one way of combating
these delcterious agencies. and that is by in
vigorating the body, and imparting n healthy
activity to all it's functions. The only specific
required Tor this purpose is Hostettcr's Bit
ters. OF all vegetable tonics and alternatives,
it is the pureet and the best. It's medicinal
ingredients include IL the juices and extracts
OF the most approved tonic, anti-bilious and
antlseptic products of tho botanic kingdom.
and they are combined with stimulant far
superior i'll quality to the alcohol used in prc-
pairing the tlnctures and extracts of the stre-
guar pharmacopn.ia II 29 3
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Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills.

u NLEGANTLY sugar coated, pcr:o city taste
~ less, and warranted to cnrc all discascs
"i the liver AMI its kindred complaints. Good
'"r constipation of lie bowels, disorders OF
Ike stomach, sick and ncrvous headache. in
digcstion, hi!iousncss, f,vcrs, chils. kidney
affections: female irregularities. They purify
the blood and remove all dcransemcnts of
the internal visccra. Put mp in Il bood-red
co'orcd wrapper. and gold nj % cents box,
at HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE.
Feb is
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