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New York Notes.

MORE SUSPENSIONS.
= NEW NORk, December 24-DOand and Bur
rel, glove dealers, and William n. Carpenter
millinery, have suspended. The amount in
volVed is believed to he about S3oo, 900.
THE CASE OF John W. TON.
charged with appropriating 10 his own nee
sil5 600 of government funds while employed
in the money order department Of the city post
office, came up yesterday, aud a motion was
made TO QUASI the indictment on the ground
that Mrs. Norton had turned over all her prop-
erty that criminal proceedings against her hus-
band should be abandoned. Decision was re-
served.
KEY WEST DISPATCH
says The Wyoming, under special orders. left
last night tor Aspnwall to fetch the steamship
General Sherman 10 the former port.
WORK AT THR NAVY YARDS.
II turns ont to be mistake that the Scrre-
tary of the Navy has ordered all extra work 20
cease AT the navy yards. The order is that
extra hours OF work shall cease. The MINES
Ota viii not 90 into commission.
IN TIRE BALL CASE TaIS MORNING,
counsel for accused concluded that 10 was IN
necessary to put in evidence ana then I,roseeied
10 sum up for the defendant
LOAN CERTIFICATES
outstanding. - l20,Og0.
HOLIDAY FOR THE BrLLS AND BEARS.
The governing committee 81 the stock eN-
Change have decided TO close the rooms II
O'clock to- day ana also on next "Wednesday.
RESUMPTION.
Fisk y Hatch have resumed.
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TwEHD's HoPEs The proposed bill Of eX-
ceptions in Tweed's case was served on the DIS
tTict attorney on Friday last. In reference to
q rumor that Tweeds counsel have discovered
'what they regard As fatal errors in the legisla-
ton relating to Blackweli's Island" as a place
for the commitment of county criminals. Mr..
Allen Of the District attorneys office, says there
is nothing whatever in this point. Mr.. Willard
Bartlett, one OF Tweed's counsel, was asked
whether Tweed was to be brought before the
court on wilt OF hniedS corpus on the point al
luded TO, or any other point but Mr. Il artlett
said he was not at liberty to state what steps
counsel would take IN the matter, further than
that they were all certain that the conviction
would be ultimately reversed
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GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTION.
TUESDAY, pECEMBER %, EVERY EVEN
ING, XMAS, AND SATURDAY MATINEES
An entirely OIL gna' drama, in four acts, by Mr.
George FaWCett Rowe. entitled
THE GENEVA CROSS,
As acted Tor nine weeks 10 crowded houses at the
Union square Theatre, New York; received on its
hTst re presentation h7re by a delighted audience
Win great demonstrai ons of applause, and uniyer
ssy Pronounced the hnest scenic display ever seen
IN THIS city. Enthusiastic reception of the cele-
brated cornet snieis', Mr.. Henry ). Page, from
each evening and AT thc matinees IN one Of his mn
riyaled solos. rz-GraDi Christmas and Saturday
ASTRAY.> dcc23.tr
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, December q. 30 y. m.-Gold
opened at 10 between which ANA lO9s all
>ales have since been made. Rates on gold
loans have been gold TO Ter cent. per an
mum for carrying. Foreign exchange Is weak,
and rates lower, the pressure Of southern
bills being the reason Tor the decline.
Among money lenders anxiety has been not TO
10 carry over Christmas unemployed balances.
and loans have been mdlc a. the rate Of al
per cent per annUm. Mercantile paper i,
nominal. Stocks dull, Government bonds are
lower with gold. Nothing has been done in
snufhefl siafa hnnls-
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A MAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND FoUR CHrr-
pREN.-A man named Timothy Topping an
auctioneer in lngersoll, Ontario, and at one
time collector of the township OF West Oxford.
killed his wife and four children Yesterday
about clock, by cutting their throats with
butcher knife. he Also tried 20 murder his two
oldest boys, but they succeeded I'm disarmirh
him, and fed for help to the neighbors. Oh
their return they found he had cut his own
throat, but At the latest advices he was stu
alive. The cause assigned for this terrible
butcherY Is insanity caused by financial trouh
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Death of Baltim0re'~ WcaIthIest

BALTIMORE, December 24.--lhhus Hopkins.
long reputed the weaithiest citizen og Balti-
,pore, GIed this morning at hJs residence on
suSatogs street. IN this city. in the 18th year o.
Seege, after an illness OF several weeks. Since
INt- sneeased had been engaged in active huSi-
ness =. ghis city. Up 10 his recent illness h0
was pTH.-es utly identified with All the l. aiing
lIIus1!ltS,5 camille. commercial, banking
and rsiiroai,--e amasSed a large fortune. He
vas III an respects = most exemplary ana useful
citizen and beneiactOr OF humanity, devutlnA
BIS wealth - pubic ana private charities. IN
March. Nj. Hopkins donated property valued A.
Si,oeo.tcc. 10 ioduding a freV hospital ia thI-
city Tor iIdigeut SICK aud poor, without regard
10 sen. age or color, connected vita which Is A
training school Tor nurses. Ample provt-ia-r
was also made for the endowment OF None tor
colored orphans, sufficient 70 accommO lNte 500
or 100 class $ Deceased also provided for fo1ad-
ing university on his valuable estate, Clifton.
near the CRY, ~eiting apart Tor that purpose, Jf
j. SAID. $500 shares OF q. ami - railroad stock
Valued At $1,000, O0l. His great public Oh aritie>
will place his name beside that OF George
Peabody, Peter Cooper. and other publ ben
efactoTs. He was never married.
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TIE NEWS FROM HAYTI is unsatisfactory
President Massage Saget will not abandon the
presidency except 10 establish Gen. Dominique
therein. and as there is party in the house
representatives determined not to have Do
mngue at all, trouble is imminent. Domingo
is ready Tor any emergency that may arise. II
was heard to say: "Ah! they do not want M
for president, but they shall have me-" Nissag
Saget keeps the peace with firm hand, an
talks but little.
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Wornen RuIest ant

EpSToN, december 2i.-Clty Solicitor llealy
to v HON the question was referred, gives his
opinion that woman caunot legally serve or
the Boston School Committee. Four women
were chosen 10 that position at the recent cleo
ton.
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THE PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY CoTET Con-
TEsT The mandamus case OF " .dGirJmbe,
republican. against Brooke, democrat Tor the
POSSESSION OF the Office and records OF clerk OF
the Circuit court OF Prince Georges county,
Md. was heard on FRIDAY Last before Judges
Ford anu Brent. at pner Marlboro. and, II is
learned, determined IN favor of Wi1d~ombe.
The application Tor mandaWus was against
Brooke 10 show cause WHY he should not give up
the Office TO Niddicombe, elected AZ the recent
election bY very small majority. Brooke
claimed that the election of WidGcOmbe was
Illegal. The court, after hearing the application
I0T mAndamus, gave possession of tue Off &c to
Niddlcom1e. and 4 i understood Brooke will
make contest before the state legislature, hav-
ing given the required notification. wiidicombe
having previously qualified will enter upon the
lutles Of the Off &c at once
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KILLED BY FAILING TREH.-Mr Stephen
e. PerTow, an aged man, residing about niue
Courthouse road, met with an accident which
resulted in has instant death, on Thursday last.
Mr.. Perrow was engaged in wood chopping
and having cut down a tree, which lodged IN
IFS fall in the branch OF another tree. proceeded
TO disledge it, when the tree suddenly fell
catching Mr. p in H. rand descent.
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MASHED RoEBERs.-A gang of six ruffans,
marked, entered the car stables OF the Last
New York and Jamaica horse railway compa-
nv, at L MON Course, Saturday morning, and
after tying and gagclng the Waterman, Robert
Beatty, took from his pocket the keys Of the
Office safe. and opening that rihed il Of 81 100,
with which thew escaped. The robbers had
two confederates keeping watch outside, with
IeXolNers cooked.
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Foreign Notes..

SPANISH EEPUBLTCANs IN 4 TIGHT PLACE
BAYONNE, December 2i.-Ieu steam rs are
al San Sebastian for the purpose Of emharking
the force OF republicans under zen. Mori0nrr,
which is surrounded by $4,000 Carlists. AMI can
net escape capture except by taking refuge on
the vessels.
EATAINF.
PARIS. December .I-Marshal Bazaine j.
still confined in the paisce of ITiauon.
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Boston, December 2i.-At meeting OF the
board of trustees OF the museum OF complTa-
tive zoology. to- day. resolutions REPRESENTING
the Hreparahle loss the museum has TO bear. in
the death OF Professor Agassiz, were adopted.
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HAVE YOU HEARD OF The RING,
Il Z Il EIIl GInIS LII NE

Ihai clICINU The great city;
where is IL now Sing Sing
Nh.re is il now Sing Sing
Without remUrse or pity.
The bodest' best, aud most graphic Of American
contemporaneous dramas founded on facts, will b.
produced on WErNEsDAY NIGHT, at FURO'S
OPERA HOUSE 10y D0MINICK MURRAY and
con pany, with striSin realistic scenery.
Cheap Prices, the Holiday weeks, IS and 81 cents
Matinee Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, rs
and 90 cents deep
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WIFE POISONING Indianapolis, Ind, was
startled on Friday with the report that Stephen
Hsmel, residing at Brownsburg, few miles
west OF Indianapolis, had first attempted to pro-
duce abortion upon his wife on Tuesday: fail
ing, he administered POISON, resulting in death.
Hamel is supposed TO be hidden in Indianapolis
The motive for the deed Is supposed to be de-
sire TO cover the crime of ahortion.
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AN ARIZONA TRAGEDY. -Advices from
Tucson, Arizona, states that a terrible
tragedy occurred, December 10, at Lincoln.
New Mexico. Constable Martin, with a posse,
attempted to arrest David Warner, VIM IL
Herald and j. l.. Glynn. when Warner killed
Martin. TIE sherih's posse then killed Warner
and the other two named were also found dead
riddled with bullets.
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THE BLAME OF THE VILE DU HAvRE DIs
AsTER The New York Tribune publishes 4
second letter, dated Paris, 9th, from Rudolph
A. Wilthaus, passenger on the Vile du Hayre,
declaring that the blame of the disaster rests
entirely with the officer Of the steamer in charge
at the time of the collision. He adds: 'sTie
officers and crew behaved in the most cowarjiy
Manner
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ADRoIT THIRvRs.-The money order depart
ment of the Cincinnati POst-Ofhce was robbed
yesterday in broad daylight, 10y three sneak
thieves, Of $50 lying on a desk in envelopes
The desk l. surrounded by an iron lattice, which
was covered with paper. Two of the thieves
attracted the attention OF the clerks and tie
third thief extracted the bills from the ia X
ages AMI drew them through the lsttice-wOrk
by means OF an instrument resembling a pair
OF tweezCTs. The thieves escaped.
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Arrest oEa Murderer

HAZELToN, PA. December 24.-lOhn Dough
eTty, aged IL, implicated IN the storey murder
on the 18th, was arrested last night in the Har-
leigh mines. He coBfesses having heen one or
the laItE iLat Committed the mErder.
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MANCHESTER. =. H., Decs muur IA state
grange of Patrons Ol Husbancry BE- to be organ
lied here to day.
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HE KNOWS How 1T is HIMSELF George
Evftt. the pugnacious Baltimore pa,rolman
who belabored Sergeant Gallagher. his superior
officer, with an espanto0n last summer, was
tried for the assault yesterday at Annapolis and
found guilty. Judge Miller sentenced him to
three months imprisonment in the Baltimore
city Jail. and fined him 81 and costs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-24

THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT IN NEw YORK.
Last evening the second of a series OF games OF
a grand tournament new pending between
Francis Ubassy and Maurice DAILY came of IN
New York. Each PLAYER was allowed forty fl sc
minutes, during which Ihassy, who was the
victor, scored $50. while DAILY only made a
score Of III. The highest run made by DAILY
ma
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HoP ToNIC.-Ale being forbidden to be sold
in neral Massachusetts, the astute brewers
have recently been selling strictly temperate I,
beverage called shop tonic" Some bold and
devoted constable has tried the "tonic," and
found it remarkably like old ale. As a conse-
quence, the dealers in that beverage have been
arrested for a violation of the prohibitory law.
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A MALIGNANT EpIcRNIC.-Scarlet fever in
IN unusually malignant form prevails in parts
OF England. There have been fortv-four deaths
from the disease in Liverpool within few
days.
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A SINGULAR CAsE.-Mrs. Meehan, residing
on Hunter street, in Philadelphia, alleged to
have been criminally assaulted by three men
on Friday last, died yesterday. A telegram
states that there is reason to believe that she
was never assaulted at all, but that she died
from injuries done by herself and that there
was a motive in charging the crime on other
parties.
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ADRorT THIRvRs.-The monI

BELFAST, December 2l-Thc Was,amukeak
Hall block. IA Stockton. was damaged 20 the
amC nit Of So COO by fire to-day.
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THE REPORT Of Bazaine's flight is unfounded
Ii IL now stated that the ex-marshal left Paris
last night for Sainte Marguerite, his place Of
imprisonment.
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CoLoNKL JOHN w. FoRNEY announces that
under no circu instances will he consent to he a
candidate for mayor Of Philadelphia.
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ga dirty tramp in Providence Was fou.

have sl2O in scrip on his person.
~Two children sent out after the cows AZ
Coon Greek, Wis, were lately eaten up by
bears.
- Eighty. eight young ladies in Minnesota
have agreed not 20 marry any man wso
tobacco. The same number OF men have banded
together and agreed not 10 marry any female
who uses false hair.
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Pennsylvania Majority for the New
(OEsIiinIinn
a Stafe Granye nryaniIed-

HARRISBURG, December 2i.-Complete on
cial returns make the majority for the Ccnstitu-
ton IA, 100.
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VERDICT AGAINST AN Insurance CoNPANY.
Mrs. John Decamp has re covered through the
United States court, at New York, Si2, 800 from
the New Jersey Life Insurance co mpany, prin-
cipal and interest of S10 900 policy on her late
husbands life. The company conte nded that
Decamp died from the effects of alcoho lie stimu-
lants. which they claimed annulled the po,ice.
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OF Fort Washington, y. Y, has obtained fifty
dollars damages, under the new civil damage
law, against Tobias l. awrence, keeper of
saloon there. in which her husband became
drunk and quarrelsome, and received beating,
besides ffering An arrest.
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RIAL Estate 7 RANstEEs.--J has. r. Knowles
TO W. b. Burger, lot No. ., square 1li, 5000.
A. Gersdorh o. Y. Croghan. part OF lots No. 3
ana !, square 53e, $50; q. 81. Burgess efuS. to
John J.. A~hby, l0i lettered y, square = - apB:
Nm p Hicks et al. to PA lip 4. ID trneiile, lot
No. ,. in resery alton No. %. S2I. 20, VIM. Her
snce Comranvot New Jersey, lots h ard .,
square ~. 5000.
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IIaNnna Lottery.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
For the corning drawings, commencing January
sth, We IA, reduced the price Of tickets follows:
wholes s2o, 4 $40 e SIS, 10 -, 10 81, 1-2O 81.
We are prepared to Ill all orders. Circular, sent
upon application. Highest price paid for Spanish
Bank Bills, Gov Tnmenrs, eve.
TAYLOR It CO Bankers,
deC24 Ct IL Wall street, New York.
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WARRINGTON THEATER COMIQCE
w 18th Street, below Penna. Avenue

WILMINGTON THEATER COMIQCE
w 18th Street, below Penna. Avenue.
GRAND HOLIDAY FESTIvsTIES.
ENTRA MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY
TLe young American Actor,
Mr.. SAM l. b CHESTER,
Supported by the beautiful Actress,
Miss ANNIE Z. CHESTER,
In the Sensational Drama of the
CHILD STEALER.
Beappesrance Of the popular Dutch Comedian,
GEO, b. KNIGHT. GEO. KNIGHT
First appearance Of the Ceebl ated song and Dance
Men, Mossrs SMITH and WALDROE. First an
pesIsuce Of the daring GymDast, Mr.. JOSEPH
SANFORD, ami the talented Sentimental Vocalist,
Miss FANNIE MORELLE. The ever D. pul Ar
Washington Pet, MISS LULA DELMAY. The
charming Scotch Vocalist, MISS FLORA MCDON-
AID. and our Talented Stock Company Retained:
Messrs. Eag ar, Ecwards, ndrews, Banker, Whit
taker, Hodges, Harrison, &c. Misses Carrie Avery
Goret 10, May: Wells, &C. , -
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, SATURDAY
Entire change Of BIZ at each Matinee
Monday, TUESDAY, and W Wednesday Night and w led
nesday Matinee viii lie presented the
CHILD STEALER.
Thursday, FRIDAY, and Saturday and Saturday
Matinee, OLIVER TWIST. dac3D
{ COSTUMES 70,
MAsQUERADES.
PRIVATE THEATRIOALs.
ami TABLEAUX,
l.. MONKEYS,
declY-2m Dos iO;h street northwest.
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I INtUIN Halt e mind CONCERT-
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. ~, ISIS, hy tbs eel
ebrattd Mexican Niolinist, senior EUSEHIO DEL
GADO, the acknoW lodged rival Of Nieux Temps and
WieDia Esk lie, who recently created such a great
sensation in New York, assisted by the following
distinguish ed artists Professor L. c. Culere, NJ is
LUcas, Mrs. TbOmsnus, Miss h. GaOdsn Mr.
G. Richter, Conductor at the Piano. Price Of adj
mission, u; resery ed seats 81 cents eXra-to be had
at Ellis Mnstc Store. Commencement at 8 o'clock
The 'hickering Grand Piano used is from Ellis 4
Co. deC2t2.-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LORDS OPERA HOUSE.

CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE YEAR
On CHRISTMAS EVE,
" tnasiay, Decent r 2i,D IIe gr,a Cotempora
ntous Ia auh, enbOdY log s)me startling r5cout
events in N Nv Ynrl , GATED
ESCAPED From SING SING,
in which the c, lepraod actor and author, Mr. DON
mick MURRAY, will assume five different aliases
and Pc sOnate the various characters.
Saturday \ igbt, last time Of ESQ ped From Sing
slrg." Matinees every day after ednesday during
Xmas week
On MONDAY next, GRAND CHRISTMAS
PANTOMIMk and hARLEQUINADE, exp ressiy
for production in Wsshir gtOu, eutitt-a
UNCLE SAM, THE E\IbED SANTA CLAUS,
AND BEAUTG'S MAGICGLASS,
In which full dramatic company, the NJ 4Ttinette-
Rsyel Company, and the Premier Ventril
eguist 81 the Void, Mr.. L ID. DAVIS, late Of
Nibios, will appear. dec24-tf
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GROCERIES, &c.

NJ" C SSR oR1x.xs uo,,ssrs
GOLDEN 81 RUP,
Stewards WHITE DRIP sYRUP.
Good COOKING MuLASsES AZ Tow prices,
NEW YORK BUCkNHkAT.
Full sspply Of WHITE AND BROWN SUGARS
s. he lowest advertised prices.
For sale by ii. EGAN,
declsN Bepl Cor. and Eth sts. northwest.
(EAHAN DYSPEPrIC FLUUk,
" scotch ana Irish Oar Meal.
Tracked " heat, Whesien Grits.
I've Meal, Yellow Meal.
Farms, NutriDa.
AsO, all the best brands Of Family and Extra
risu, good super Flour at s5.sO per barrel
sale BY ii. xGAN,
Geel9H IRapI Conner 7th AND L. strrets n y.
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THE C0TRT FOR TIE TRIAL OF GENERAL
HoWAED.-The House Committee on Military
Affairs, in reporting a r,solution recommending
that the President be requested to appoint a
court OF inquiry consisting OF five persons OF
superior rank in the army to General How ard.
latter, seems to have overlooked the fact that Ia
appoint a court Of such a number of persons
would be a violation OF the articles of war. The
articles OF war relative to a court OF inquiry
specifically provide that such a court shall be
composed of three persons II il Is the desire OF
the House TO increase the number OF the pro
posed court, il will be necessary to Introduce a
concurrent resolution of b )tn Houses in order to
prevent violation OF existing laws The per
sons OF superior rank to General Howard who
could sit in such a court are, in the order of
their rank, Generals sherman, sheridan, Han
cock, Schoiield and Mcdowell: and BrigaIier
Generals Pope, Meigs, Eaton. AMI Barnes. the
only brigadier generals ranking Howard by the
date OF their commission.
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IND row WE GO
Down Down Down!

NO RESERVE! NO rRIFLINGi
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers!
Don't fail to procure III RS. wINsLOw'S S0OTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
Il teetsing in children 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and by
giving relief and health to the child, gives
the mother. BE sure and call for
"MRs. WINsLoW SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by ell druggists. jyI4-eo6m
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Drpkn,s Dirtiorary RIo,ter

new aud useful Holiday Gift, being 8 combine
tton Of BlOttlDg Case, with complete list of words
which writers are liable to spell Incorrectly.
For sale by Stationers, and at 1888 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. Send for desert ptive price
list. dec6-3y
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A WAENTNv To IEsrAroEs The late Rev.
George r. Morrison, OF Baltimore, formerly OF
this city. Evgue athta a portion OF his estate
AN OuntHg 60 $4,000 or more 10 the Right
Rev. VIM. Il. Whittingham. bishop OF the do
cese OF MARY land. 80 IN trust. 10 be used Tor the
erection Of = mission church an the city OF Bal
umOre.' The te>t3tOr often spoke 81 his con-
templated beques during his lifetime. and some
Of his int GIate friends ere familiar with his
plans for the building OF a church near Madison
Square, 10 be called the Church OF the Holy
InnocentS. Although a man OF great learning.
lie was not skilled in the technica Ilties OF tie
law, and the few words IN which ~ made ths,
hcquesi 10 rot create such = trust as q court OF
equity eau enforce. Judge Piuknsy. of Balti-
more. declares the b. quest 20 b. void tor wan
If certainty and the l,gacy viii be distributed
10 the heir az law.
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GIN. =. Il. DYEg, c0mmtndant Of the Wash
.rg'on arsenal, j. living dangerously III 81 his
residence, and no hopes are entertained OF his
FpFpVErv
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jUpGE HAGER, OF San Francisco, aut.-rah
road candidate, was yesterday elected United
States Senator from California for the short
term on the second ballot.
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~ II. BOTTOMORE,
-. During the last Is years with SAM Lewis,)
WAT
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chrontSps position and tsmpeyat.re, and ACCURATELY
rated. decH I'm
A SET OF RODGERS & SONS SHEFFIELD
N IVORY HANDLED KNIVES So. 80. war
rsnttd genuine, at PRINCES, 1905 P.nnsyl-
yabia avenue. decl9-u