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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
British and German Opinion of the American
Case in Geneva
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW FORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. .. 1872
The London Times, referring TO the rumOrs that
che United States will make exorbtant demands
before the Geneva Board for indemnity for losses by
The Alabams and other rebel vessels, processes to
believe that ''the American governments has no such
tntention: that its main desire Is 10 obtain public
acknowledgment that the position 1t took and re-
monstrances which 1t made during the war were
founded on reason"
The London Times says 1t ia desirable mat 'no
encouragement should be given belligerents 10
bring extravagant claims against peutrals for con-
structive inJurles.r
GERMAN FEELING AND GRIM SORT OF sArIsFAC-
TON.
The Cologne Gazette asserts that the United
states claim an enormous amount for indem-
nifty In the Alabama case, that when de.
auctions are made they may receive a hand.
some sum. This the Gazette denounces as 'an
artfui ana unworthy trick;' but it Is ''nOt sorry
that the only two nations which furnished supplies
TO France during the war with Germany are now
similarly set by The ears'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.

Captain shoots n Loose Woman aad His
Friend in House Of iii-FAme, and then
shoots Himself.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Jan. 2. 1872
A horrible tragedy occurred at house OF ill-fame
kept by Lottie Morton and Virginia Dee. About
four O'Clock this morning Captain NewlaDd and Mr..
Latham both highly connected, were visiting
the house when q dispute arose between New
land and Lotue, ana the former drew pistol
and shot her dead. Latham stepping between the
two 10 prevent further shooting, was struck IN the
abdomen by a second shot, innctlng, II Is feared, a
mortal wound, though he is still living. Newland
then left the mouse, and proceeded TO his room aud
shot himself. Ii Is believed he VIII die.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
THE HABBOR GRACE HORROR.
Coroner's Inquest aud Verdict Of Murder
Against GehRn.

HALIFAX, N. s., Jan. l, 1872.
The Newfoundland mail steamer has arrived
bringing further particulars OF the recent double
murder at narbor Grace. The girl Johanna
Hamilton mas confessed that on Monday, November
20. Patrick Gehan and MS brother-ln-law, Garrett
Sears, quarreed at breakfast, after which Sears
lett for his work, but when coming in to mis- dinner
he was shot by Genan, who afterwards beat him to
death with matiock. Mrs. Gehan tainted. Gehan
stunned her, and then smothered Der with a
feather bed. AFTER this Gehan and the girl lIamil-
disposed OF the bodies by putting Mrs. Gehan on
the roadside ana Sears IN q dung heap.
The COroners jury rendered verdict 81 "wilfut
MURDER against Gehan as principal and tue girl
Hamilton rs accessory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
OrsanHizatiOu Of the Kepubiics" GenerH'
I Cummittec--The Officers Tor 1872.

u, unizatiOu Of the Republican Gensrsi
Cummittec-The Officers Tor 1879.
fTne Kings County Republican General COMMITTEE
met In their rooms in the commonwealth nan.
Brooklyn, last night. for the purpose Vi
organizing for 1872. Mr.. h"rm r"ii'et
occupied the CHAIR The following hained
ven,Iemen were elected o1lcers:-Frst VICE iresi
dent, A. ID. Williams; second Vice president, w. ".
Cropsey; Third Vice President, NJ. H. teslo" Treas.
urer, Franklin Woodruff: Secretary, J. 4. Nor'"n,
Assistant secretary, Albert D1gysi; corresponding
secretary, A. 4. Whccer. -
TnE DfMOCuAl,c GE>ERN coNM,ir,hu, ., a., n.
met last night at their rooms NO vCouIL s,ice'
Mr.. Z. q. Bergen presiding. The report OF we coi',
mites reorganization was received anu auuP's",
A resolution was adopted TO the ehsct tnas Ivy WV,
constitution of the General Commtlee pe aiheuuv,
80 ~ TO conform TO the Recommendations W Nl.
Committed on REORGANIZATION. The cpinaLtc tAi"
sIloirnod to meet au Is,estss ass"Ys0 nry@
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Few HAMPSHIRE.

The Ecpubilcmn state OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wilson 10 Address this Meeting To-Day.
CONCORD, Jan. z, 1862.
The hotels are crowded tonight with delegates w
the Republican slate Convention Tomorrow, and
prominent republicans from different parts Of the
State The contest for Governor viii probably Nv
beewcen Il. A. Straw ana Horton ID. WALKER, with
the chances p favor OF the former.
A meeting OF the State committee was held this
evening ana was presided over 10y Mr.. f.. II. Ro
Tins, chairman. Speeches were made by MIR. Roa-
ms, Ex-Governor Smythe, Ex-Governor Hale ana
others. The convention viii doubtless he one OF the
largest ever held In the state.
Hon. Henry Wilson, OF Massachusetts, Ia IN town
and will address the convention to morrow.
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THE DEEP SEA TELEGRAPHS.
Project Of an Anglo-American Government Con-
troll Of tho Atlantic Cables
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW yOsx HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 2, 1872.
the idea been started or transferring the pro-
perty In and control OF the Atlantic cable lines to
a Joint control OF the governments Of Great Britain
ind the United States
The proposition Is received with favor In antci.
patton that 1t may result in reduction or the
present exorbtant rates OF tarln on cable messages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
AU5IC AND TIE DRAMA.
Grand Ooern Uouse--"co,,.e, p.-

Sse"" Vper" House-"COiieen Bawn.D
'rhe Colleen Bawn" seems to have lost her holf
OsShe affections OF the public to Judge from tns
sinai audience that went to hear the story OF her
wrongly last nignt at the Grand Opera Hoase. Mr..
". j. FL 'rence's Myles Ma Coppaeen Is delicouslg
droll and picking. and he was the very imperson-
ncaton Of zoe spirit OF potneen ana rlcn hnmor
Mrs. Florence vas inevitably mnny as Anne Chute
and presented Il rather eXuberant Idea OF the Got
leen Ruadhr ThS other characters with The ex-
ceptlOn of Mr. MOn ~ Father Tom were utterly nut
lined by the inco Opetency OF the ladies and
gentlemen who repre- 'sented them. Mr. and Mira.
Florence have for man seasons past proved them
selves deserving and p, Psar artists; but we DOUBT
very much II ever their signal talents succeed
plays by such company appeared last evening.
Much room for mproy enen, IN tho scenery also RS
mains, especially In such ell known play as tho
''Coieen Bawn.r The aTiana iizati0n or Dickens'
'No Thoroughfarc. when, ith Mr. Florence
rage once az barney Wil!ams Theatre. will os
shortly produced win all It's origiL'ei completeness.
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ExoRY1rANT REAL ESTATE OWNERS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2, 1872,
Tho parties holding the real estate on what IA
known as the Custom House square aud on which
the custom House formerly stood. are so exor-
btant that tue Commissioners refuse TO
entertain their propositions. by their terms ,he
block would cost the government over twenty.one
hundred Thousand dollars The pieces raagc from
fifteen huntred TO three thousand dollars per front,
foot.
The Commissioners will undoubtedly ask for b'1hs
from the owners VI the other blocks embraced. M
the law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
THE ROCHESTER, RIOT.
Public Indignation Against
the Negro Howard.
Death Of the Outraged Child-In Attempting to
Rescue and Lynch the Prisoner the Mob is
Fired Upon by the Militar7-Per-
sons Killed aud Wounded
ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Jan. a-4P. NJ

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Jan. al NJ.
The excitement over the outrage has not aDated.
There IL now an immense crowd about the jail. and
they frantic over the report that the little girl
has died OF her injuries. The evening papers are
ont with the evidence against Howard. II Is con-
elusive and leaves no doubt that he Is the mau who
committed the dreadful outrage.
The police are at the jail aud the military are as
sembng at the arsenal. Attacks are made by
roughs and others on unOneuding negroes who APP
pear In the streets. 1t is feared that there will be
an outbreak tonight. The Sherlff and his aids
stand firm and are determined to uphold the laws
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTl0N AL SPRING
FIELD

SPRINGFIEI.D. Mass, Jan- q 1872
AT the special election in Tie Ninth Congressional
district to-day glucose successor OF William M
Washburn, VINO resigned to become Governor OF
Massachusetts, COlOucl AIvah Croker, OF Fitchburg,
was chosen bV a very large majority, receiving ~
least nine-enLns Of all the votes cast. Many tcWV
went unanimously for hui.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
DR.. AvEREY FOUND GUILTY OF KUlxLU1 C.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan, 2. 1879
IN The 1nlted States Court this morning the " at
Of DR.. Avery was continued. Alter arg1u1 ent
from the opposing counsel the jury found yer Ict
OF guilty. No motion FOR Judgment was made. The
Tour PRISONERS from Spartansblirg county PIE AIDED
guiY and remanued for seutellcc.
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ytlttsAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

General Won Room mas retired from the Ministry
OF War and Marine, and the Emperor has appointed
Herr St0sch to Ill the vacancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
STREET CAR ACCIDENT.

lady named Mary Alderman, who resides &C
Long Branch, was Just In the act Of getting on ear
No. liz, OF the Seventh avenue line. On
the corner OF Thompson and Grand streets,
when the conductor pulled the bell,
and the lady was thrown out ana dragged iOr
several yards over the paveInent severely inluring
her about the mead and back. She taken 70
the station house IN coach aud from there sent ~
HE Long Branch boat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
TERRIFIC KEROSENE OIL EXPLOSION.

Destr active Fire In BIissvilie, T.. f.-LOs,,
S1jO,OOO.
Between nine ana ten o'clock last night an over
heated stlll In the extensive oilworks OF Carr 4
Burke formerly Cozzensl BissviIle. L. l., suddenly
exploded with terrific force. volume OF flame
OF great magnitude startled the popu.
latton Of Long Island City, and thousands hooked
to the scene OF the disaster from all quarters.
Within All hour the names iliu minated the country
for miles around, and objects on the East River
were brought prominently into view.
The lire was raging at Midnight, and the Fire De-
partmcut OF Long Island City were battling with
IL. Fortunately no lives were lost, but property to
the amount Of $4,000 was destroyed.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

rue steamship Minnesota Will leave ~ .is port On
Wednesday for queenstown and lAvcrpa u.
The mails for Europe Will close at thT, Post Oncs
n: haif-pa eight O'Clock A. NJ.
THR NEW YORK HERALp--Edto0' n " F:nrope-
will be ready ut hslfpast oloos In the morn.
ing.
Single copies, Ia wrapper. Tor mat4u :Nxc,da
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KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 2 1872.
The Right Hon. Edward Cardwel, secretary Of
State for War, addressed his constituents In Oxford
yesterday.
Abiding to the illness of the Prince Of Wales he
said 1t had served to bring out the strong recipro
cal sympathy which always existed between COLI
stltutiOnal sovereign and free people,"
lie intlmated that the attention of Parliament
would be "dlrected to social measures for the i'm.
4, prepayment and welfare Of the people,"
Minister Schenck to Visit sherman.
LONDON, Jan. 2, 1872
Hon. Robert G. Schenck, the American Minister,
has gone TO Paris, where he will meet General Sher-
ynaa and the son OF President Grant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,
Annual Meeting Last Evening aud Election
Of Officers.

The annual meeting OF the New York Historical
Society took place last evening at their Hall, corner
o, Eleventh street aud second avenue. The reports
OF the Treasurer, Librarian and Executive Com.
mittee were read. also memorial on Henry
4. TucKerman, after which they proceeded 10 eeot
officers for the ensuing year. The lOilownA
Is Inc ticket elected ,President, Augustus Scheil;
First Vice President, Erasus q. Benedict Ll. ID. J
second Vice President James ". Beekman; Foreign
Corresponding Secretary, william Cullen Bryant.
Ii. D.. Domestic Corresponding secretary, Wlllian
J. Hoppin: Recording secretary, Andrew Warner.
treasurer H,njamiu II. Field; Librarian, George a.
Moore I'll. u. Rev. Thomas DE WIT retired rom
the Presidency OF the society last evening. after
holding ol,lce ia tns institution for oyeE tlltty
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IRELAND.
Municipal Party Feeling and City Tumult
TtlEckAR TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, Jan. q 1872.
The recently elected conservative Mayor OF Lin.
erlck was Installed yesterday.
The ceremony was attended with much disorder.
a tumutuOus mob alternately Kissed at the name
OF the Prince OF Wales and cheered for "Home
6u!e."
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME Jan. 3 1872.
Tho King Of Italy sent special Ambassador to
= the Vatican New Years Day 10 tender "Hls
MaJestys congratulations" to the Holy Father.
Tho Ambassador was met by Cardlne AntOnelll,
who informed him that His Holiness was ''inds-
posed and unable TO receive vlsts.n
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FRANCE.
Duke d Aumale Elected to the Academy,
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 9, 1872
The Duke d'Aumale has been elected q member
of the Academy OF France. A cable despatch pre-
vlOusly furnished to the press announcing that The
election was yet to take place was incorrect.
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TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID Jan. 9. 1872.
A brilliant reception was held yesterday BY King
Amadeus
Among those present were the foreign Ambassa.
DORIS many civil and military officers and deputa-
Sons from the Senate and Congress-
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EXPLOSION OF A KEROSENE LAMP.

kerosene lamp exploded last night at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Mary Bought0u, l6S SacKett street,
Brooklyn. TWO little children OF Mrs. Bought0n were
terribly burned, and Mrs. BoughtOn, In her EFFORTS 10
save The children, was badly burned about tue ace
and banda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03
The AsTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPA NY.

Nj. James Yearance the late Secretary, NJ " been
appointed by the supreme Court ana duly y ualiaed
Receiver OF the Aston FIRE Insurance Com pany OF
THIS cty In the place Oi Mr. T. NJ. Bixby.I eslgned.
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AFRICA.
French Report Of Brilliant Victory in Algeria.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS. Jan. 2, 1872
dispatches from Agers report that the French
troops have won brilliant success over the rebels
ln 0ran
TWO rebel ehertalns and 1S) horsemen were Killed.
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TRIPLE MURDER AT WINDSOR LOCKS.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. 2, 1872.
man named Billings, his wife and another wo.
man, name unknown. were found murdered at
Windsor Locks tonight. No clue has been obtained
as yet TO the perpetrators.
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SPAIN

King Amadeus Reception at New Year-A Bril-
liant Scene at Court.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
o. Aniug Day Of the session 4" the, Lesis-
lature.

= HARRISBURG, ian. 2, 1877?
The State Legislature convened soday. william
Elliott, OF Philadelphia, was elected Speaker OF the
House. The speaker OF the senate announced THAT
satisfactory evidence nad beeii received OF senator
Couneli's death, and he yould TO-DAY issue writ
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Freach O0lcial Audience with the Pope.
BONE. Jan. 2, 1872.
The Duke de Harcourt. French Ambassador to the
Papal Court had long interview with the Pope TO-
DAY
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Steady Improvement and Restoration of Strength.
1slttrAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON, Jan. 2-2P NJ.
The noon bulletin from Sandringham reports that
fhe Prince OF Wales slept well last night. and con.
juuues steadily to improve.
| The Queen ana Prince Leopold returned TO
Windsor from Sandringham to-day.
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ENGLAND.

Ministerial Exposition Of the Relations Between
the Crown and People.
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Nixon. Broudwmy Cir eus.

The old Globe Theatre. many and sadly nnsasi
factory from pecnnlary ASPECT as iNss been IT,
ycissitudes, seems at last have lOund congenisi
employment. The wide reputation OF the CIRCUS
which has now taken up lis quarters her,s- ana the
general excellence Of tho enterta'nnGn&. have
proved enough 10 WIN a well-desesveds anf con-
stantly increasing success. Some of ths
features. or the show are AZ novel ~
they are good Professor Se9risps dogs are,' beyonH
all doubt. tho most wonderfully well trs,ned tnss
have ever delighted New York audience. Tho
little white poOdle-also dubbed professor
passes the bounGs OF merely canine Intelligence,
and, dressed up Ia human clothes, looks and acts
very respectfully the part OF a miniature gallant
me hoIsentanship Is extremely good, the act en-
titled "1he litans az Piay.r In which John, Henry
ana James Cooke take part being especially
noteworthy The barrel trick OF Mons. EmIIc
C0reaux merits ana receives nightly an appreciattvs
measure 0t applause. rhe performance winds up
with an amusing spectacular bagatelle entitled
''Santa Claus; or, The GOOd Fairy,' which draWy
tears OF laughter INTO the ewes OF the children. who
at TINS season OF The year are anon. the MOST
regular patrons OF the theatre. TO all who wish
see good circus show, one decidedly above tho
average OF merit, we heartily commend this deserV
ing anu already popular entertainment.
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GERMAN

CsnSral Won Room Retires from the Ministry
of War
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ITALY.

Pope Plus the Ninth mot at Home for the
Kings CALI at New Year
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Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Little Ollie Goldsmith gives shakspearlan enter
tanment at Chickering's Hall on the jth inst.
The farewell performance OF the Nilsson Italian
Opera season Will be given tins evening, the opera
being "Lucia" the company leave for Pttsburg
on Thursday morning an0 return here IN March.
A short season OF opera Is announced TO conf
mence IN u few days at the Stadt Theatre. with
Madame Fabbri, Jacob Muller ana the whole OF tho
Formes. Habelmann opera Company.
Mr.. Thtddcus w. Meighan has written q new
drama called "lhc Wait OF New YORK. which will
bc shortly produced at The Bowery, with MISS KaCe
Raymond and Mr.. U. u. Collins IN the leading parts
The last public rehearsal OF the Philharmonic
Society Tor the second concert Will take place At the
Academy of Music on Friday, ana the concert Will
be given on Saturday evening
The last Nights OF "Divorcc" are at length
nOunced, although the theatre IL nightly crowded.
"FrcuL Frou,u ''Fernande," "Ihe Provoked Hus-
bandr "Od Heads ana Young Hearts," "Wives Az
They Wercr ana "Sho Would aud she " Ould Not"
are underlined. Miss Agnes Ethel VIII make her
renfr6e at the Fun Avenue IN the lrst OF theso
MAYS.
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A.-Fine Gold JeweIry. l.osS Prices.
Earrings and Pima
CAMPO, Garnet, coz ffo
ONYX and Yet Earrings 10 d Pins,
Cold Watch Chains Necas1 "a, Lock rs,
Sea. Rings ca Band Brscos Chi!dr ms Eavrinys
Plus, Rings and Arm lets.
GEfHst.E G.. AIIJN
al Broadway, Fou tseuth street.
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January 4, ts'A
malicious aud uoyY.asble attack upon this bank hsss
appeared ia one OF the papers, the Board OF
trustees eys th,meyes of the first opportunity to asrxc
is depo1ors a te OF the bauk amply SUN
cept 70 meet AZ ~ liabilities and tue business Of the BANK
will be continued rs usua. ,o,u ,vos
Presijemt
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THE TELEGRAPH CONFERENCE.
italian Cabinet Banquet to the Delegates

ROME, Jan. 2, 1871
signor vIsconti.venosta, the Italian Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, gave o dinner to the delegates TO
ahe International Telegraphic Conference to-day.
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W"w./ NswyOWs AUtid"to mas Cured I sM,
srudH u rhcuma neurag,t ana nervous 'c"y"
Cc'gI". 50, vhys.ciaos sed c"',s"s .tke sad"ss"
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IG the Baby IN CwsssAx 'fcrth Use tbns O,sa
and wslliFed temedy. Mas. MtNsLOW'S soOtHtN
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A..-cer"i Enrrinx. asd ri" - who,esat
put,H u5.OeuE G. ALLEN,
Sai BrosfSst, near ,.uteenth street.
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Tho Grand Duke Cnabie 10 Ike visit Washing

IL Is understood that as soon as 1t was ascertaned
that Catacazy had been definitely recalled the Pres
dent directed that the Grand Duke be invited to re-
visit Washington. The invitation was necessa rily
declined from exigencies connected with the SER
vice OF the Russian squadron, IN which the Grand
Duke Is q lieutenant.
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CristHdero's ilai! Dye has Hamni Ia ths
world; - tbs safest asd most fcsbs OF sSdeyecf
where.
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Fin, Go,d .evveIry. Lcsv i.r;rc.

A.-HerrsUa'- Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2,i Broadway, con r. Mur,v stv.si
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s.--lhc PRINCIPAL depot Z" tho F~eacls
CtaNAC BitfFRS, Ill NASSAU street.
y. StLiNtEID. Sols Agent TO the Unitsd stAtSs
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ApEr!Ps Turkish Rath-, l.exingtO0 Ave-
nue. cornee OF Twenty Slh stree Centemen every dsv
nd al niht; ladies day sd evening best high
tcmpesinr 40 srsrsi ahv' ntases uneIuaied; Ea-
outa
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A.-Thc winter Of age h.S mo- effect upon
the ringets ana wbiskers To watch Hills INsTAN-
famous HAIR DYE spplisd at them 81 OF
rirh auumna brown or sfaven black, the be-
amt ia the cheapest article 81 the & md in the world
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The mysterious manner In which Ransom Il.
burroughs came 10 mis- deai IL still the all-absOrb-
ing topic in Paterson. The cham OF testimony
around his late nousekeeperr the young girl Libbe
Garrabrant, Is almost complete, and there Is but
little left to MI IN to place the charge OF the
der directly upon her shoulders.
MI. Peter Garrabrant the father OF the suspected
girl was In Peterson yesterday. He Is manager OF
a large manufacturing establishment In New York
city. Flo mas had IN all, ten children, six of whom
now are at home.