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SEX City, Kansas, has . jewsharp band.
~Cattle are fattened on sugar in California
ga Kansas coon Is made to turn Q grind
stone.
~Ths epIzootic continues on its westward
course.
1.-THE heather Chinee is taking the place OF
the colored laborer on the Texas railroad.
~Dr. Dio Lewis says six month Of hard work
would cure the worst case Of chronic dyspepsia.
~Fasging and nogging in schools IL exciting
considerable attention tn England lust nov.
s|A lawsuit Is In progress In Georeia he
tween the Robinson and Barnum circusee.
IA hoaung hotel Is being built Cd m.
Allegheny river. we
ga Wisconsin Justice of the Peace has ;,.,
granted aimself . cheap divorce. '@''
MI. William Castle, the American tsno.
VIII remain In Eng land for two years.
@The Princess Beatrice of Eno,.ra a.
task mamma" ~oea "
ga diamond Weighing two buna,.s =.
elgnty- eiRnt earats has been found in fhs AZ c.o
gings In South Africa. ~ INC dig-
0All Dresden goes to bed at ten o,c,o.,.
Ihe places OF amusement open ct six and cios.
ct hslf-past nine. s'o'e
~within year the consumption Of on,,,,
Ia "a TINS country has increased about 200. 900
0Tvo doting fathers snapped b.biss NJ m.
for . boy. s"' sno sia
- The bus drivers of Rome have .tr,.x
with new overcoats. f''oe s"sn
English orthodox adyices report that IN.
nitualistic services wax scsndalons N = 1919 ~
oeeree every week. sessor
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New York Notes.


NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The verdict OF the Jury
over the bodies burned at the Fifth avenue ho-
TEL rendered last night, is to tho effect that the
means OF escape were circumscribed, that the
proprietors OF the hotel did all in their power
facilitate the escape of the inmates, and recon-
mend that all hotels in the city be inspected 10
prevent the occurrence Of such cstastrophes.
OTHER FIRES.
Bincks box factory and Funk's piano factory
were burned last night. Loss $40 900; insured.
BARRIERS elevator, in Brooklyn, was also burnet
last night. Loss $50 900.
THE COOLEST MIGHT.
Last night was the coolest Of the season thus
far; Considerable ice has been made in the
harbor, and even the large ferry boats have diff
fculty in navigating this morning.
THE PRESENCE OF MIND OF MISS BURNHAH,
female principal OF the grammar sch Dol in ,Jer-
sey City, which was burned last night, prevent
ed panic among the children, aud saved many
lives.
A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AFTER SIMMONS, tbs
MURDERER.
Jonn r.. Simmons, the murderer OF Durvea.
was removed last night from the Park hospital
TO an unknown place of safety by the police.
IhIs was due to the tact lat the police became
aware Of the formation of q vigilance commit
tee of some forty determined men who intended
him.
STABBED TO DEATH.
Henry Seigler was stabbed TO death by Ere T.
erlck Wise in Williamsburg last night. Wis
escaped.
SEVERE WEATHER OFF THE COAST.
four hours report severe weather off the coast
THE ILLICIT DisTILLKRIKs
again starting in Brooklyn were recaptured last
night, but no arrests were made.
DROWNED.
pair OF carriage horses ran away in Brook
lyn last night and jumped into East river
drowning Mrs. o. +. Adams and themselves.
THE eTOKEs TRIAL
Is progressing. There is q large crowd in at
tendance, but nothing new has been elected
thus far.
THE WAITER
continues quite cold, but pleasant.
OFFERINGS OF BOMBS
Will be received on Thursday, December 18th,
ana bids fer gold on Friday, December 9th.
IN THE CASE OF HUGH sNIrH
jointly indicted with Peter sweeney, Tweed
ana others, an application was made some
weeks ago to quash the indictment q against
smith. Recorder Hackett this morning rem
oered his decision, quashing the Indictment
principally on the ground that the extended
Term OF Judge Bedford's grand jury Was illegal.
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SALT LAKE, Dec. 2.-Washakee, the Gala
o,saea snosn9ne chief, lately reported dead, i
MRS. CHANYRAu
u seriously Ill and unable to fulfill her theatri-
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CAPI NAY, N. j., Dec. 24SThs schooper
carrie Gibbs from New York for ChsrIsston.
was in distress of the i've mile beach. ne
. .sM wete oedy ffozen. The schooner had
Ssn0nce fenoefed By the CREWS from stsfio1
,S.a ~ and "a, aud put back to New York
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SPECI4L NOTICES.
Decidedly Good.
MRS. JONES OoUGH MIXTURE,

Coughs, Colds. Hos,snss, Group, Asthma end
BroRcht'iS.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Cases OF Cor ions whether recent or adv anced,
II greatly relieves All that have used IL will cheer
fully attest to its great virtues curative Tor all
ills arising from a slR NJ cou gh, cold. &c.
SIMPLE BUT EPFICACIoUs.
To be within the tsch of ySry one IL Is put n ?
In roc. and 81 bottles.
For sale only by
ARTHUR NATrANS, Druggist.
dec2l-tr Cor. I'd and ID streets N W.
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TIE PORES ALLccUTIoN-Tt Church Sal
Sorely PersecEted.-A Consistory was held a.
Rome, yesterday, at which twenty-five Cardi
mails were present. The Pope delivered an allO-
cution, in the course Of which he said the
Church was still sorely prosecuted. The pur-
pose 70 destroy her was shown in the acts of the
Italian government, which compelled the
clergy TO serve in the army, and i'm posed heavy
taxes on Church property. He solemnly pro-
tested against the bill now pending In the
Italian parliament for the suppression OF reli
gious corporations, and declared that q title
20 property acquired by this means would be
null and void. He repeated his censures OF
those encroached upon the rights Of the Church,
and denounced Germany, where the pitfalls of
violence, calumny and Tidicule were employed
TO destroy the Church by men who, ignorant OF
religion, sought TO define It's dog mas.
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4 Chicago Banker PoisoneA

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-E. G.. Eastman, \ promi
nent private banker in this city, and vice pres
ident Of the City Savings bank, died at his resl
oence this evening from the effect Of arseui
tAken saturday night. No cause can be foup,
Tor the suicide, ~ his financial affairs are re
ported In good condition, and his family rels
tons were pleasant. Mr.. Eastman was sf on,
time q. B. consul at Dublin.
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Secretary Boutwell,, in his statement before
the ways and means committee, gave a history
Of the arrangements which he made In this
country and Europe to negotiate the funded
loan. He also stated in reference to his future
plans that he had verbal proposition from Jay
Cook a. Co. to negotiate the loan in precisely
the same manner as they negotiated the other.
They had also informed him that the Roths-
cbilds had agreed to go into the negotia-
ton and strengthen it by their influence.
He understood that they had an idea that when
they shall have disposed of the per cent. bonds
they can go on and dispose of 4 per cents. in
the same way. The secretary suggested the
following notifications of the law: That If at
the end of 30 days the bonds were not disposed
OF, or exchanged at rate of exchange to save
the government from the loss, the loss should
fall upon the gentlemen engaged in the negotia-
tioDs, and not upon the government. He further
stated that the credit ofOur governmental better
than that of any government in Europe, and
that per cent. American bonds are better tha an
the per cents. of any European country. He
thought the government had already lost by the
delay in negotiating the new bonds, and in his
judgment 1t would be better to dispose Of the
remaining five per cent. bonds now than to
wait.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. An view OF the
recent action Of the court house assemblage in
authorizing the issue OF 81 o00, 600 Of bonds the
DAILY Advertiser, q democratic organ, this morn
ing warns capitalists against investing in the
bonds for the reasons-First, that the action OF
the court-kouse body was in bad faith towards
eral OF the United States and accepted BY both
bodies. Second, that but one party, and that
the Dop-taxpaying, was represented In the body
authorizing the issue. Third, that said body h ad
no authority TO act for the people OF the state.
Fourth, that no quorum was present in either
branch of the court room body when the act Is
alleged 10 have been passed. A financial agent
will leave for the north in q few days TO nego-
tate the sale of the bonds.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN AT THE TOMS
George Francis Train is still comfortable edged
in cell No. 81 in the Tombs. To-day he Wa
wrapped from head TO foot ia a heavy gray rug
and bore on his countenance an expression OF
meek resignation becoming ga martyr of BRO
gress," as he styles himself. He was consolel
Victoria q. Woodruff and Teunie @. Ciafiin
who expressed their sympathy for him. num-
Der of long-hAired gentlemen belonging 10 the
Free-loye and Communist persuasion also called
Francis il preparing one Of his epigrammafic
cards for pubhcation.-N. Y. Com mercia[ pa
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ATTENPTKp MURDER OF RRPoRrBR.-A
desperate attempt to assassinate O reporter
Central hotel on Saturday evening, by Elisha
u. Gregory, one of the pToprietors of an infs-
nous salOon on Broadway. Gregory met Viii
cox by accident, and after striking him in the
face pursued him with o loaded revolver. In
bis eagernese he fell and his weapon was dis
charged, the ball burying itself in the foot Of
Theodore Williams OF No. 20 West Houston
street. Gregory was arrested and committed
Wifh0uf IN n
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1Iowa u rapidly coming to the conclusion
that murderere might better have their necks
hemped than exbempt.
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TWO CENTS.
From Europe To day.

TIE WRECK or TIE STEAMER GERMANY.
LONDON, Dec. A--fhe vessel wrecked south
OF the river Gironde Saturday. reported in the
Paris dep atch yesterday ~ the Liverpool packet
Germania, was, beyond question, the Allen line
steamer Germany, which sailed from Liverpool
on the 18th instant for Havana and New Or
leans, with leave TO stop and Corunna and Sam
tander. No particulars have yet come 20 hand
In addition to those received Yesterday report
ing that the vessel went ashore Saturday eve-
ming during q storm, on q sand bank, At the
mouth of the Gironde, and the passengers and
crew had 20 take 10 the rigging, from which
thirty persons were washed away and drowned.
The remainder were rescued Sunday morning
by French steamship.
1T WAS THE STEAMER GERMANY.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-It Is now known that the
vessel which went ashore at the mouth of the
Gironde was the Allen line steamer Germany.
Allen Bros & Co., OF Liverpool. in response TO
telegram from the London agent of the Asso-
cisted Press II they had received any informs-
ton Of the disaster, replied, "Nes, IL is our
steamer, uBfortunately.'
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
MONTREAL, Dec. 2I.-Messrs. Allen received
cable dispatch yesterday announcing the loss
Of their steamship Germany on the coast of
France. Their dispatch states that the pas
sengers and crew we're saved.
MINISTER sCHRNCK.
LONDON, Dec. A-Hon. X. G. Schenck,
United States minister 10 England, has returned
from his visit to Italy and resumed the duties OF
his Office.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRNUR.-The receipts from this
source TO- day were tiS5,1e7.73.
SECRETARY BBLKNAP this morning presented
each one Of the messengers in his Office with q
large Christmas turkey.
GEN. SHERMAN and staff will wear the newly
adopted army uuiforms for the irst time in
Years day.
THE ATTORNEYS and claim agents are en-
deavoring to indnce Secretary Boutwell, to mod
lily his order relative to their official intercourse
with the Treasury Department.
THE PRESIDENT was TO return here this
morning from CoviBgtoD, Ky, on the IL O'Clock
train, but was detained at Mifiin, Pa, by the
ice and snow, and will not reach here until this
evening.
DREAMING OF AN los GORGE IN THE OHIO
RIvER.-The following telegram was received
by the chief signal officer this afternoon from
the observer at Cairo, H.:
Columbus gorge broke at $50 p. m. Of the
sd Ohio rising rapidly. WATSON, Observer"
GENERAL SPINNER ExoNRRATEp-Messrs.
Lynch, of M aine, and Barnum, CT Conn, SUBJ
committee of the House committee on expendI-
tures, who made an investigation into the affairs
of the Treasures Office last winter, will have
their report ready by the reassembling of Con-
blame, but recommend various safeguards to
prevent any future defalcations.
PRRsoNAL.-Commissione Watts, OF the De-
partment Of Agriculture, has recovered from
his recent indisposition. .''"Jessie Benton Free
mont, wife of John Chas. Fremont, and daug hter
OF Thomas Hart Benton, who, in his day, was
familiarly known as "Old Bullion" is said to be
the finest looking forty year Old lady in the city
of New York. Lewis ID. Campbell, repre-
sentative in Congress from the third district of
Ohio, is so i'll as to he confined to his bed at his
home at Hamilton. 1t Ia doubtful whether he
will be able to resume his seat during the pres
ent session.
The ADDRESS of the committee of citizens OF
Louisiana in this city, just published, details
the alleged wrongs to which they have been
| subjected, and say that they present the matter
for the consideration of Congress, under the
| immediate sanction of the President, so far as
| they invite the impartial investigation of the
facts of the case, and that they will have his CO.
| operation in any measures of relief which Con-
| eress may adopt after such investigation. They
| conclude that, ignoring party, and conscious OF
| an honorable effort to place I'm office men OF
tried probity, the people Of Louisiana seek JUS
| tice, not generosity.
| 1t is said that counter statement is in course
OF preparation in New Orleans, show wing up the
| alleged dark ways of Warmoth * Co.
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sixty Locomosiye. Frozen Tin

CINCINNATI, Dec. ia special dispatch
from Wabash, Ind, says upwards OF sixty loco.
motives were frozen mp and out of water be.
tween Huntington and Peru, Indiana, on the
Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad, for
nearly forty eight hours. Cattle, hogs and
sheep were frozen to death. No fatal cases of
free zing among the employees have been reported
though many of them had their limbs bady
frozen The thermometer here, at : O'Clock
this morning, was at zero.
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TIE ARKANsAs ELECTION TO RI Con-
TRsrEp-Some Of the reform candidates for
state ohices at the recent election in Arkansas
will commence proceedings before Judge Cald
well, OF the United States court, to-day, similar
TO those before Judge Dureli, Of New Orleans,
70 restrain tho states authorities from returning
their opponent9 q elected. .
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The GRRILRY WILL CAsR.-Further pro-
ceediDgs in the Greeley will case at White
Plains, n. Y, have, by general consent, been
time counsel retained by a number of wealthy
gentlemen OF New York city in the interest OF
the Misses Greeley expect to effect an adjust
ment with the managers of the Childrens Aid
Society, who appear TO be now the only contest
ants OF the will.
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fssed.-Judge Gilmor, Of the criminal court in
Baltimore, yesterday passed an order in the
case OF the state VI. Uppercue, saying:-"I am
OF opinion that the case Ii not in such q con.
dtion as TO render it proper to admit the &C
cused to bail. 1t being charge of capital fell
ony, bail would not be taken except for the
disa greemeut of the jury.v
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM ~ SEM Elm l. =.
NATIONAL THEATER. BEGINS AT 8.
IN Mr.. j. q. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager.
A MERRY XMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR
FOR OLD AND YOUNG
Mr. HEhNA AsIGK P ! sFpsis NEW COMO
FE-FI.FO.FUM;
Or, Harlequin Jack the Giant Killer.
Now Tricks, Dew Effects, and Superb Transforms
tion sceAe Of Dazzling 8rillisnoe and Beauty.
osn n12i.dan s SodSSna ps s@ls;
Pk0FEss3R DAVIS, ,s
AID HIS WONDERFUL EDOCATED DOGS;
The Premiere Dsnseuses,
THE FRANCISCO SISTERS;
The Beautiful and Talented Little Children,
TIE FRENCb TWIN SISTERS,
And other Attractive Novelties, combining to fur
nsh Delightful Feast OF Amusement.
GRAND NATINEES,
CHRISTMAS AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Avoid rush, and secure seats in advance.
MONDAY, DEcExsER 30.
MR.AND MRS. DION souCICAULT. dz3 .tr
WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w Ekrenta st., south Of PeansyIUania aosnus.
HOLIDAY WEEK. HOLIDAY WEEK.
MASTER BARNEY; MASTER BARNEY.
MISS sAItIE MASON, N. A''0'
The fss tE5foL xSfs Az ssD'r'
Acrobs's, Po.turers, and Gymnasp.
MILE LUNA, MILE LUNA,
The Daring Female Gymnast
The WARREN SISTkRS,
Song and Dance and sk etoh Artists.
HA fhe pd aAk E,hiop hA 6ansd Hakr
JAS. W. WESLEY a nHP a HHGae gs5HNsoS,
Character and PTotean Artists.
GRAND CHRISTMAS MATINEE.
ROBINSON CRUSOE AND HIS NAN
FRIDAY.
MONSTER ENTERTAINMENT
OvER FORTY TALENTED ARTIsTEs.
Teney Harvey, II. j. BuckIy,
AND OUR M0NSTER COMPANY
DON'T F0RGET, ROBINSON CRUSOE,
Family Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. d23-tr
THE DIRECTORS OF MUSIC
in the New York avenue Presbyterian Church
Sabbath School, have the honor to announce
GRAND CONCERT
by the School, on
FRIDAY, December 27th,
In which will be presented
SELECT PROGRAMME.
6oloists from the CHORAL OJIETY and BEE
TH0VEN OCTETrE, will appear.
Choice selections from Mendlessohn, Beethoven,
Hozsrt, Abt, and other composers, will be pre-
scented.
Tickets for this Concert may be obtained at
metzerott 90. p, en- and after MONDAY, Decen.
Der sd. Admission so cents. dl0-td
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Mss~s s sH1s 20, .ss ps..zsss 70. AssArrr-
Snsppeil, entered suit Against Heprse,s ~. S.r
hon. nssne' on the I2th instant. coms - ~
r1Sno.s Wy. ~ large number of persons for tss ~
Kim : 49, ylnf and .lturine him, and rave
AAn~ sno nse. Damage are laid q 81 ,O0a.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The wsier-pipes In the
cooking range of Davis restaurant exploded
this morning, tearing the range and kitchen 10
pieces and badly scalding Mary Burns, a ser
want. A new range Was put in and a fire kin
died when second explosion occurred, but did
little damage.
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On Marriage.
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects OF
errors and abuse in early life Manhood restored:
I'm pediments to marriage removed. New method
Of treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Books and circulars sent Free in scaled envelopes.
9b street, pm Penn institution having
. high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
feesio, Al skill dec7 eo3m
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PRE- HrAoINTHB 10 about to start q paper, "a
De called La EepubliQue EvangeliQus. II NJ rs.
Hyac@thes eighty thousand dollars are going
York Commercial Advertiser We are aDprehen-
sive thaf the result will leave Mrs. Hyacinthe
in anything but IN evsngeiiQue frame of mind
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FIRE. o SMALL-Pox.-Ah.,.,o
morning q alarm Of are Va ssnnS.s e s mis-
Ko csessa y IRE in The house OF iaca. y.
streets , 1kioh O:ssss. ..d AND "a and !,
buckets Of water bsfSse tke srysx, yls 20 fes
IN The hous - AZ es 2sa.nt, Set Overtor, va,
the place, w. n = sSs was able 70 leave
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SPANS NEW COLONIAL PoLIcY.-Minister
acceptance by the Spanish cortes Of the colonial
policy of the ministry for Porto Rico. This
gives that island the same provisional form OF
government which exists in Spain. He further
says II has been officially announced that bill
for the immediate emancipation of slavery In
Porto Rico will be speedily introduced. A later
dispatch from Madrid reports that the bill
alluded to was read in the Senate Yesterday
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TIE FIRE EPIDEMIo.-AmonR the numerous
fires occurring in various sections Of the coun-
try on Sunday and on yesterday, We note with
regret quite disastrous conf sgration ct Port
land, Oregon, yesterday, involving . loss of
ESQ 900, on which there was insurance amount
ing to only 4l50, 900. The property DESTROYED
comprised the business portion Of the city. The
town OF Helena, Arkansas, is reported to have
been destroyed by ire on Sunday night
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TIE PRNNsYLvANIA Coal TRADB.-The
trade Is now reported quite dull, without anv
material change in prices. At Richmond there
are few vessels and navigation is heavily Oh
structed by ice. The retail coal trade in TIL 3
city is pretty good, and prices are firmly main
tanned. The trade of the coming year is aux-
iously discussed. No conclusion has yet been
reached on the basis question. The PROPOSE
districts, and when each shall have acted and
returned its decision report will be made to the
anthracite board of trade, represen ting the coal
operators, and the working mems bene VIOLENT
association, representing the labor interest at
the mines. In the meantime 1t Is probable work
will stop January LIST until the basis for the
month Is adjusted by the two consulting orgapi-
Zations.-P PHILADELPHIA Ledoer.
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INTERNAL REvRNUR.-The receipts from this
source to- day were tl35,167.7
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ILLIf1RAT1,-The census shows that in Ten
Dessee there are 354 sos persons over the age OF
10 years unable TO either read or write. They
are divided As follows: Whites, 178,757; blacks,
,so,s4l. VI this number 225 ,713 are over 81
years Ct age, and LIS, 955 over 10 and under d.
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DREAMING OF AN los GORGE IN THE OHIO
RIvER.-The following telegram was received
by the chief signal officer tins afternoon from
the observer at Cairo, Ill.,:
columbus gorge broke at $50 p. m. of the
23d. Ohio rising rapidly. WATSON, Observer"
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a Card,

Clergyman, while residing in south Amsrica,
for the cure Of Nervous Weakn ess, Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and semin a Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought BY baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted BY desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
fer preparing and using this medicine IN Q sealed
envelope. TO any one who needs II. Eo 81 Chdrgs
Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
Inar22-1y New York City.
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In tn. Stokes CASE In New York Yesterday
afternoon, Patrick Hart, Thomas Hart, and
John T. Redmond, the hall boys It the Grand
Central hotel, repeated their evidence gwen at
the first trial.
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Caution .

Caution.
LEE PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers are cautioned 10 avoid the numerous
CouBterfeits and limitations offered fer sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
oelS-iawly Agents for the United States.
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WILL 70 BB CoHrIsrHD.-The will of the
late Edward Harris, Of Woonsocket, R. L., is to
DO contested by David Harris, Of New York, the
teetator's only son, who receives $50 900 from an
estate whose value Is estimated BY some as high
as 81 00o, 900.
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THE TRADKs UNION AND THE INrRRNA-
TIoNALs.-The delegates OF several trades
unions appeared at q meeting OF the federal
information respecting the tenets of the latter,
preparatory to Joining the society. To satisfy
the delegates, the council passed . resolution
declaring the adhesion Of the Information lists
to law and order, and avowing that they Al
lowed 70 interference with any mans Sious
opinions. Upon this the delegates stated that
many Of the trades unions would Join them,