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pROPOsALs FOR sl.5sO.OOO STOOLS AMP

-
81 ALRp PROPOSALS will be received ct the COhPIROLLkRs
OFPICR New Comfy House, CITY u ke~-fork until
Tuesday o. Jsuuary 1871 o'clock tie
win b puhiy opened fnr the whole part 81 'he
million hundred md thousand 81 5LcI dollars
u STOCKS and Bonds Of hr City Of NrwYork, N Wit
"WArRR STOCK or ls70" authorized b. section g. Chapter
Laws 1870 PAYABLE November T. 1892 for 100 900
thspier 2 Laws Of 1871, payable Novemhc 1900 for. 10000
" ADDITIONAL EBW CROTON AQuEDUCf STOCK,
1000 ' 10. 1 w. '..D -, 1900
ADDITIONAL CRoTON WATER STOCK" authorized by
I57 p,1,5e So7erne-r la9i 100 oOs
CITY PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK" suthor-
cmbeT o. Soi ....,..... 1nOoo
"SEW-YORK BRIDGE BONDS" authorized b1 Chapter 20.
(Seci0n ~, Laws Of 1877 and Ordnance Of the Common
Council pasel December %, 1863 payable November |,
PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING FUND srOCK" author
1ad BY Chapter 632 Laws Of 1871 payable November T.
T.. . ..s
NORMAL SCHOOL FUND STOCK" authorized By Chapter
laws Of 1871 payable November 1851 100 0O
Hid and Bonds will the
payable the FIRST dsy Of May and November The
proposals Of stock and desired
per thereof persons proposals
accepted thereupOn required deposit the
awarded them together
they viii he e1ttd equal
value Of the awarded to them bearing interest
from the dates Of paym nj
Bach proposal sealed rd Proposal. Stocks
Bonds Of the C NYOG and ineoscd envelope AL
ss.d % the Comptroller
No bids will be considered At less than
The night the the Comptroller reject
All Of the Judgment the the Corporation require
IT, ANDREW II. GREEN, Comrtolsr.
City Of NewYork Department Comptro!sr OGce Jssu
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DEDEMPTION Of BONDS OF the HOUSTON
IN and TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY-ENrENslON
TIMESeaf proposals for the sale OF bOnds TO the Two snzs
nis will be rceiyei Unit. March J, 1917
iu fund provided for TIE or the
bonds seemed nv mortgage hundred Ei seay
thousaud 81 70 .0JOi dollars
e amount IN the sinking prov 1r The redemption of tie
bonds mortgage the Western DIVISION, thrtwo thou
ssui ~ Ou0Oj dollars.
Proposal. alirei % the Undersigned and plainly indicate
Tire price will h purchased and successful b
deIs without delay hikPHEkD hNAPP. Tr,see.
WM WALTER PHELPS iINeeA
Dec 1871 No Dc RIchsuge place. NewYorE City
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h Y,sA, 7 bale. WOOL b.gs Oh Nsl 1ioo rsnns Mr.
tart S.c Crene Ore ia tans Lead 'l g~ "'ne 20
caSe Vine ~ skz silver Ore
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n Vuisys ar rather doing better Geese
70 ss'~. " osae ueuitry ar Off
V- mooel 9n hoai th scarcely anything from
'ah@4s ~u near b7 ifAey, PICKED,
wy Va4 are dong better ard have AZ upward look Bouh
0 soIce1 a. yet Dawn A1bts slowly l5c people
n hoi oraH or SAN them Al least buffalo
sn's CUTIE ue week some n u fue selling jcur~.
oHe - ,ae'es sale wee ol 40 &c. there is Il more
- sI ~ Ec vers be- Offer saddles e 5g to- Duca party
G 40 el tle fst OIL. s-at hf AlrA ought
H'n y ~ oi lou 'rn is still plenty and low vh 4lr
a MN adde's rss ,a i ''s me a~ e1preS March aT5s
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lex, hoves on private t'rr''
ellie e Nois 'a' s.: Cd. faf White A. IN &. 80,
Rclad -t ,-,-sei Is 6rm We note tas'e
soar b. u h..tr liz A. gsc snd No al Go q ID
:, tlStlic. Nci- tes ~ X, 49, al ote
STRAIN b. G4| 30 ...' % ..-.lr ur.,s. quote
IogACt'O s 1lt t'r 80 's'''' ' IL (;ieN NV Giea
II GirL uV. - Pr H. Per %.
Trr p i' ID. '-sv-.f 0lol
Iar,......... z" a "a. I'VE L,af...It. .l1 Il or
4 snarb ALL ..t.s.s,s ~ glA w -
Neuu leef....t iN . ,. f,-iv active and eesdr c'-i.
- qt'N@ >,,-.. rsi l.teltc for DO les - Tho and
o-,rJ Doe All ltal.c. o7 Flo1 ~ rice Tor
PEN, lvana Wral1.ni t'@-'' 'o' ''''s
len aud b'rdcTs - .,,.s n 10000 n At 9G's' Tor
No. yellow co.i erase al .,f be market
voiiTte supply o. domestic very m-E .te I'm tad a.rr,-
- M F,f, m u.ss haa u 400 n No.ls
The 4Sfa 70 r".' ,,' b, tsre tc 'V' III ~"
-, ,,SV,c e',0 p Xxx rrd Ohio fe-e l.s;sc 100
-. fvl,i Al $50 .,t 90. uN q. SUPER ", p s.c
- i.,,, 81 Sc ard 0n d org',; igi. Al qs-
"wIISKY grl.a5 AID j lar demand S'e' VI '
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TOTAL RfCtu,rS OF PRODUCE.

Jan -'Vfh hfH Pfsssk OHf Rdi'r00d6
pg. bred p A'a iJ., bsies Cotton % bb. COpner 15
L.. - - - sJs5 bLs. FOnr blhL. W
l-T ~ y. ~ ~ . Jat 1000 Dush. Malt 800 hush Bir
bags A. u - ~ D. E5ls 40 bush Peas 10 bbis Meal $50
laheI 81 o o. t-s5 lice, - ba.es Hides - 6a5 sdes
- piss q we ialy ..ue, Is btls Pn, lltb bills Eosn,
- d. go " ptE. fOiA. IS plg Beef GZ % Cug Meats
gtks be..nois@a s, lo5 pigs Lard. rs legs LAM, 80
.A.ss asrs tsgi reauuts. q bale, Skins 90 pig.
49, bAE~ Tea, 10 bids Tobacco. Dkk. tobacco 10
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RosTnN LIVE STOCK MAaxEr

VATRRIJWS. AND NhpFJhp
rfei ne wesk e4iay I1eS10y Jan y liA
I'm, week Last Va ". $50 tbs week Last W. rr
S,c.s 10 9Gl o,-s FstHoss 900 1870 eJO
small number U Consequence o. cai,le disese.
Fse-pe- Hide Illcw ind Dressed lest
Frtra ~ quality, - 30, sec0G quat @Ib
y- rc quality 40 - TO- Western castle, Ly I've weight Bts
7l1-ic; Gooi. = 17c, Light safe ~
B6rkns Ol~-=.,q 80. l-rdy Steer sG@sloo or mach
cord ng o their value a. beet .-...
Flrrow Dry. -lJH $50
sap qad Lao's-Per II live weight 81 96ir Extra. 100
FIJI H1gs-Pcr ID. So.
Hlcs-- Br ,htoa De- - n country lots, 81 nc
Gqir skins-l5Il8c q n
7qI'1r- B-gI 6l'lc p n, country lots 5GJlc w
IeI5-S2Q . country Os = n r. 10
choice bucAs have been sold ~ orr Highest
cuo4 uufayoabe change DE spirit "
trade general Of prces prot ably 20 b lower
about the Oxen that would
then nt Gle wanted o-ay ~ about Be-
and &C. per Wilcox sold four i n A. ~ 10
three COO n a. Bel SO ~ at Re- per u
veG formed bull years old, I2J0 ID, representative
NJ the sbor norm ter Of TboS Locks Crown Pom sod 70
also ye.r Oh bull from L. Wight Kentucky sho I0ns
Wevbdge w. sold j. - Pye sold eIrs oxen led BY q
v Gotham Lancaster v IL fycIf Old UG ID va. VERY lur
other. 36B ~ % y sold at lOc T. ID Iyear old steers
fr IS each OF tic sJ each &C. COW 90 or r. Though
sheen ;ily about 2Un Ices than last week
the trsie not butcher not willing 70 quite ~
uucu PORK costs One-1a ard beef about tqnars a. A
bl ileai hence thr nut r.
fu that preferred 70 mutton VIM icheI H4 80
by Peac Vt, At &c q ~ O1tT sHeH VI ' 4o
az "a each ~ SIC III lambs 81 % - a. &c., ,, It &c. y H
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UIINTON SAyINGS BANK. pa Eighth-ave,
NEAR NM TRlRrNE BIILDING N66 Nas-

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-aye,
~ cor Of FouroenhsSIX PER CENT INTEREST ili % ~
sum, rom 70 I'D -5uGB DEPOSITS enr I-JrTy III
draw Feb Assets. 80 @ g. surplus, tI.1L N
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Snlrfanhnrg and Union Railroad,

including Road-ed Reht Of wav Grading B!ee MSonry an
living and situate The o. Farti Union and
Stuau5urg a the stock subscribed fr IN the spsTlAnug AMI
Railroad Company the Chartered rights ana Pnegei
railroad chairs and equipments and All
property Owned BY sad Comrsn incident or Necessary Tor
the following terms 20 Wit: TWENTY-FIVE thDsihl
l+25OO dollars cash and the bal rce In three equal sem nnli n
sta!mut vi lert each nnea from the Gay o. a 70 oe e-
cured tie bod Of purchaser with mortgage Of tie entire prop
ery purchaser viii also be required for al stamps and
paQcrA
hir houd M az once the twenty-five thousand
T20 par- Aforesaid in afh The property heTeinbeoTe
nnfcg offered and place above meutosel, upon
? ALREADY GATED Tor re-87ic
FOR INFORM ATJN 1ve % state that the ue o.
SlXTISNE go MILES long cIening from Ao
uon Columbia Raoli 70 the town OF SRA ~.
TANBt EG Oh ~ Rhine Railroad progressing To early couple
ton Z trades io1g l feet lad With tAe be Ir my
~ the mile sl1y construce anl
tvery respect FII>TCLAsS ROAD, in GOOD hUhANG
ORDER auI CONDITION. r
M roal was protected ~ the long desr'd and s1
much aoui connection BETWEEN CHARLESTON, = &,
INNATf, Co.Lula Aslvle, Warm SIrEgs anu
GAP, which important fact a;icn zion is n,ted ~
U'1'e-'' THOMAS b. JElEk
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rRrrTs ANn BERRIEs.

Arres continue ver being gutie With or7nge, ad
kr,Bs winch sell u llce LOT oi GietDls7 o. I
q frosted apples stu selling a. - per
ksI- CrsnDerries II OF slowly We 49,
spes state good. IS Do. crates sns$} or+ .
2tu 81 DO. DO , -'F Do
1,,1terr inc lL 50q 90 4ag-s La buL... 10
10 cannon t. fa.r.
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SPOFFORD BROTHERS g. Co.,
AND AT THE OFFICE OF TIRE COMPANY,
% BROADWAY. nEW-YORK.
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Cl-t.-s.Y, 100 cars sgaBs; ~ lie sane u"e LAST wees
LII Ell lget with moderate demand and steady sales,
2a1 Illinois steers Dfg 1871 ~, At IS 1851 McsN.
ae-,yns g7 H. % head Of inferior eras 30 - o. z"
D. Hogs->uIur To- 40 head market fv afrrt W 'r' '"iI
90 - Op4 65 for to good, The bdk Of he sales were a.
20
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Elnclian Mafns


stand to your guns. - Frankfort Tes7gn
Sehd Us up some from Frankfort. Oars have
been captured.-LertngfOn Press.
Further returns from Oregou make GRANT
majority 3 600 in that state.
Alabama has given not less than % Oe1 ma
!ority ior Grant and Wilson. The republicans
nave elected six members OF Congress- the
9e mocrats one, and one district is in doubt.
botn branches OF the IL gislature are republican
by is or 20 majority on loint ballot, insiriuy Tie
return OF Senator Spencer.
NEW HANPsHIRk.-Full returns OF the cleo
non IN New Hampshire, with the en- cepfiOn of
wentworth, station where there was probably
no election, give Grant b ,9s5, Greeley 81 .ig5,
and scattering 500; Grants plurality, 5.74l;
Grants majority, 5,43s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES returns received from
thirty-two counties in California give Grant
J., so majority. Five counties give a majority
for Greeley Of Go, leaving Grant about IL go
majority in that state.
LOUISIANA, Twenty nine thousand and ffty-
four votes in Orleans parish have been coun,sd
Greeley's net majority lie 9, $50.
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New York Notes.

AN IMPORTANT FIyE-NGAG-1ID srIr rsl.nrN
NEw YORK. Nov. 15-Thp salt hsfaaeu I'd .
Delaware snd Hudson coal cornHarr a-f On .
Pearl coal company. TOT damage. Tor VIOLATION
involving nearly S-5lu.0, has Just b.Ga ig,iJgI
In favor OF the latter by The refcrrs. .T1lsr
HogeboOn. The TESTIMONY flis ten lace y0'
umes, and the fUes amount - $4,000.
A CUBAN LETTER
states that there are $500 insurgents under
arms, but with scarcity OF clothing Aui medi-
cine. There have been several siei-rnisheS
lately. Spanish desertious are frequent.
TkR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the general missionary committee OF the
Methodist church was held Yesterday. Bishop
james presiding. The treRsurer's report showed
that the receipts tor the ycsr s6oi .O5s. an1
the disbursements, sos ca. The increase ct
amounted TO about $40 600. The pecuniary ba-
s,s for the missionary work for 1873 was aNed az
Ss00.0c0. si36.0q0 were voted for foreign mis-
sions, and shout $4,000 for domestic. The re-
ports from the several missions, domestic ana
foreign, showed favorable results.
FATAL SHOOTING IN Jersey CITY.
Thomas Donellsn was fatally shot by John
DAVIS In jersey City early this morning.
DENIED.
District Attorney Garyin denies that tho
prosecution propose 20 enter a n0lIc gr1sry,is in
the case OF Mayor Hall, already twice before the
jury.
FIRE.
Brains coffee roasting factory and Roberts
commission house, on Washington street, were
burned last night loss so go.
THE roLICE MIDDLE IN JERSEY CITY.
Gov. Parker's Jersey City police commits
sioners have been sworn into Office. i'm obedience
TO a mandamus, hut the old board refuse %
appointment of the new commissioners IL al
nTmed by the courts.
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Fire fu philaaer,R,t,

PEARs on TIN FLANKs eFEEAnTNG.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l5.-H enry - ~Ston s.
Sons extensive saw aud steel work. in laurel
street. keusington, are on tire and a Iisa- -rUas
cOnfiSgration j. feared.
Second Dispatch
PHILADKIPHIA, Nov. f5.-Di-st1r's saw
factory was entirely DESTROYED. hut viii not
extend TO the Inew building. The tirc COM
menced in the etching room, spread % the
carpenter shop. thence "a the factory. All OF
the works fronting on Haydock street are IN
ruins. The ire IL now under control. The los
is estimated at sS0.GOO.
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The Pacific Railroad Su,t.

DENVER OITl, NV. j In fhe UlsFTICt court
to-day, decision was rendered In the cases OF
the Kansas Pacific railroad against tie Union
Pacific railroad tor 81 eco 600 damages. and to
restrain the Union Pacific from discriminating
against the Kansas Pacific road. The pleading
OF the Union Pacific company IN the tirst case
that this court had no Jurisdiction without their
voluntary appearance was Overruled hy Judge
Wells, but their pleading OF Improperly in the
summons in the second case WAS sustained, an 4
the case dismissed.
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Thanks e Bennett and q Gold MEDIA
for STANLEY.

NEW DIRK, Nov. ia London dispatch saws
the Council of the Royal Geographical Society
has adopted a resolution thanking Mr.. Bennett
Tor the generous and pbilsnthrOpic spirit IN
which he conceived the idea OF relieving Dr.
Livingstone, and supplied the funds for the
purpose. The Council has voted Stanley a Vic
toria gold medal OF date 1873, anticipating the
year.
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WATERTowN, n. v, Nov. 1.-THE first snow
OF the season fell last night 20 the depth OF two
inches. The weather IL cold and blustery AMI
uniavorable for the recovery OF the sick horses,
many having died already. The eIizOOuc pre-
walls extensively in the country, and in some
Instances physicians are unable n procure con
veyances TO visit sick people. Ali branches OF
business are seriously affected.
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The PennsyIv CONSTITUTIONAL

HARRISBURG, Nov. l5.-lB the constitutional
convention te-day, Charles X. Buckslew was
sworn in a. a member, IN place OF Mr.. Freeze,
Of Columbia, who resigned for the purpose.
The convention adjourned over % Monday, 20
allow the president TO select the standing com
mittees.
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From Europe To.d.y

SUMNER Er ROUTE FOR HOME
LONDON, Nov. I5.-HOn. Charles Sum,a, lar
Liverpool yesterday for New York on "a stsar,
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Minister Wasitburne "a Candidate for
senator from IIlinais.

NFw YORK, Nov. I5.-fhe H0rld's Washing
IONS dispatch says that Mr.. wsshburne, Minis
ter to France. is a candidate for United State
Senator from Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-15

a a meetiGix of the conservative delegates In the
,ench National Assembly was held last night
when a coalition of the nsetvstve factions In
the assembly was agreed to, and a resolution
adopted debating that while the inposSibility
of a restoration of the monarchy Is recognized,
they hold that the issue lies between the CON
servstives and radicals; demanding pledges from
the president that be will adhere TO a strictly
conservative line, and warning him that he can
such assurance. In the Assembly yesterday the
bill for the reform OF the jury system was de
hated. A deputy took occasion to remark in
the course Of his speech that the republic was
definitely established. He was Instantly inter
rupted by acclamatioDs from all sides, aud il
vas some time before the agitation OF the cham
Der subsidized.
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THE U. s. STEAMER YANTIC was TO sail from
Palermo, Italy, on the 25th of October for Port
Said So says letter from her c)mmsnier,
who writes also: "Officers and crew all WE'LL
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TIE CHOLERA IN INDIA ahated almost As
rapidly as IL broke out There were about five
hundred fatal cases among the British troops,
and bad the year been q little less advanced, the
mortality would have been materially greater.
The statements of the medical officers who en-
deavored TO combat the disease are not very en-
couraging, and nothing satisfactory has been
arrived ar as 10 the Cause or cure OF cholera
The English army physicians declare that ALI
kinds OF treatment were useless after the disease
had passed beyond q certain stage. Strange 10
lay, the largest number Of victims were among
those who had been long resident in the country
VI the recruits OF i've months Indian service
few were attacked, and all recovered
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THK SAN JUAN AwARD.-The Department
of State received yesterday an official copy of
the award m de by the Emperor Of Germany in
the San Juan arbitration.
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NOTABLE EIoPENEsT.-A telegram TO the
New York Sun form Newark, ". j., Nov 10,
says: Mr.. William Hawkins, aged 81 wears a
member of the wealthy iewelry manufacturing
nrm OF Carter, Hawkins a. Dodd, eloped last
week with Miss Matte Lynch, young lady OF
considerable musical talent, who for two or three
Years has been very popular with Newark
audiences. Mr. Hawkins had been regular in
hls attentions 70 Miss Lynch hr some time but
her parents were unwilling that she should
marry. az they believed she had a brilliant
musical career before her. She is notwith-
standing her marriage, about TO enter into an
agree mt mt TO sing in opera tpis winter with the
SeguiLa
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TBE PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.-There
has been a temporary falling of i'm the demand
tor coal, owing 10 the difficulty Of the retail deal
els TO receive or deliver much coal by reason OF
tie horse disease. A large number Of hosts are
on dtmurrage in New York, the consgBees
slso been the case here TO q limited extent. This
duIlDess in the trade will probably give place 20
quite IN active local market az soon as coal can
be moved az usual.-PAild. LEDGER !
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AN ALIEGgpCA OF PARTyKRsHrP- P,r,;-

AN ALLEGED CASE OF PARTNERsHrP-BcHf-
more Verdict ia Fdror Of Washington Haa.-Iu
the Cnited States Circuit Court, before judges
Bond and Giles, the old case Of Richard H and
Jacob ii. Peasants against Hamilton G. FAINT
ne second trial of which was com menced on
Friday, the sth instant, was Concluded yestsr-
day. This was an action to recover az 0a0
claimed to be due plaintiffs from defendant a.
partner IN the sale OF cotton in 1865. The court
there was no evidence of partnership, and TO
give q verdict for the defendant which was
rendered accordingly. The defense asked the
court TO note An exception to the ruling of the
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POSTAGE on CRRoMos, ESGR AvINGs, &c
The Postmaster General has reversed his recent
decision in regard to chronos, engravingS, Sc,
and now holds that they shall be classsd as
printed matter.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvsNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1895 49O.I5.
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HPercival e. Speer, convicted of forperv I'm
Philadelphia and sentenced to three wears Ia
the penite ntiary, from March, Ie1I, has been
parconed by the President.
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LECTURES.
LADIES' GOODS.

4 COST-CeIored BONNET vELyETS,N0I
BONS. selling at cost, at ESO
nsl3 w WILIIANs.i
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NkwARK, hoy. l5.-Oficial re,urT,s fr,rn 81
the counties OF New Jersey give Grant 1857
majority. '''''
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Nkw YORK, Nov. l5.-The 2Sth instant has
New Jersey. y"
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SrRiEh OF SILK wlAvHRs.-The broad silk
weaveTs in Tilt & Sons Pbpoix Mili in Pafsrs,n-
Nd, quit work in q body Wednesday because
me proprietors insisted on . reduction Of 20 per
cent. on their wages There are about go APP
prentlces among the strikers whose wages a.
gregate g, 900 per week. There are l56 more
broad SIX veavers in other mills, but their
wages have not been cut down yet. The whole
is excited, - II is believed that the 20 per cent
reduction Is to be made general. The New
York, Hartford, and Groenpoint Trade Unions
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The HOUSE, COMMITTEE on appropriations
meets at the Capitol On Tuesday next. General
Garfield, the chairman, arrived several days
ago. MIR. Sargent, of California, will arrive in
day or two, and other members on the com
mittee are expected here by Tuesday.
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- There Ia NO news Of the ct Gamer ArIzona.
San Diego. ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AJEw NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MIR. j. G. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager.
LAST THREE NIGHTS
THE
Distinguis Tragedian,
MIR. JOSEPH PROCTOR,
When, In Difference to the popular will be will ap-
pear In his great picture Of
WILD FRONTIER LIFE,
Being the
3,002D DIFFERENTIATION
OF the stirring and Absorbing Drama,
NICK OF THE WOODS:
THE JIBBENAlNOsAY.
FRIDAY, November Is,
BENEFIT OF NH. PROCTOR.
GRAND DOUBLE BILL.
MATINEE SATURDAY
RED POCKET BOOK.
SATURDAY NIGHT:
OUTAHLANChET, and
O'NEILL, TIE REBEL.
MONDAY MKT, November Is,
MA THE LINGAKDS.
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PIKR's PUusHMEHT.-The st. Louis Demo
cref relates as one OF the humors of the came
psign In Missouri the defeat OF Pike for Con-
grees In the 9th district. He resigned the circuit
judeeship TO accept the democratic nomination
ously pledged himself. The peopIe NOT opiv
punished him for his treachery By electing hi.
republican opponAnt in q democratic district.
but placed republican in the Judicial chair
made vacant by his Resignation.
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BILLY EDWARDS CaALLKues ACCEPTED
After Billy Edwards lost the light with Arthur
Chambers he went TO England. ImmeHiafelv
on his arrival there he announced hfmaolf =
willing to make o match with any liSht Wei0ht
in Great Britain. The gauntlet thrown down
by him has been accepted by Tom Kenney.
the shoeblack, ;" Who announces IN Bells Life
stone for $50 or 500 aside. Keunev ssvs
further that he win eight him anywhere outside
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metropolitan Dollar Store

II ut ALx-fAs largest and best collection Of
y E,Stelsss hoSrS, CLiMBiS9 aud OK -
HAHt MAI pt.Nfs. shkUBS And
Ihk -. Th- coflvCtfon nprises the best>o
4 irds kncwe In Eufe le smerica. A.y6HDIN
Florist, corner Ct Connecusut avenue and lsh
street. nov1-lms
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"A COMMERCIAL fRAvRtyuR IN n vestern ritv
hanoed merchant upon whom he had called 4
portrait OF bis betrothed, instead OF his business
care, saying that be represented that estabHsh-
remarked that II was fine establish ment' ans
returned II to the astonished and blushing tray-
slier With hope that he would soon be sdmitted
tnio partnership.
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MeCleian Tor requesting The reduc,ioo ~ al 81
sssfy 70 600. The spectacle L. so refreshi,.s
me, gisd hopes are entertained that IN xSi1
.otce isrge number Of fnsf.class ssrefar,a.r.,s
70 retire from the businessL-N.Y ~. Cor ,a,r't
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TIE TwHRD SuIIs.-The General Term i'm
New York yesterday rendered decision in the
Tweed suits, dissenting from the opinion OF the
Senerai Term m Albany and sustaining tie
decision Of Judge Barrett that the county bas
ansht 10 sue for money misspplied from the
county treasury.