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a Disease with a Thousand Symptoms.

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Dyspepsia is the most perplexing of all human all
ments Its symptoms are almost infinite in their
variety, and the fOrOTn and despOndent victims of
the disease often fancy themselves the prey in
turn. OF every known nalady. This is due in part,
to the close sympathy Which exists between fhe st0m-
ach and the brain. and III part also 10 the fact that
any disturbance OF the digestive function necessari
ly disorders the liver the bowels md the nervous
system, and affects. to some extent the quality of
the blood Amedicne that, ike E0stetters Bitters
not only tones the stomach. but az the same time
controls the liver, produces regular habit of body
braces the nerves, purifes the fluids and ministers
TO Il mind diseased, is therefore the true and only
specific Tor chronic Indigestion. Such is the opera
tion of this famous vegetable restorative. II not
only cures dyspepsia but also all cGnc0mitants and
consequences. Moreover, ii is invaluable as pre-
yeItive of indigestion. No one who chooses TO take
half WineglaSSful OF this agreeable appetizer and
stomachic habitually three times day viii ever be
troubled with oppression after eating nausea,
quotations or any other indications of a want of
yigor in the digestive aud aSSmiating organs. The
debility and langu0T supefinduced by hot weather
are Immediately and permanently relieved by the
Btters and persons who are ec0nStitut0naliy inclined
TO look upon life ''as through glass darkly,'' viii
be apt to take brighter and more hopeful view of
the situation under the genial influence of this
wholesome medicinal stinulant.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

REvIvAL.-The extra meeting at Will
Jamestown has lately closed. Sixty-five
prObationers were received in the NJ. E.
Church, Rev. W. S. Barnart, pastor.
others have professed conversion and will
join the church. Many Of the converts
were heads of families. The year is clos
ing pleasantly, with all departments of the
church in excellent condition.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

The Vineland Weekly is to appear this
week in a new dress and new form. 1t
will hereafter be a nine column folio A
sensible change.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

Captain Perry has purchased the dwelling
formerly occupied by Mr.. Borden, and lately
owned by Nixon Bodine.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

PRESIDENT OF DICKINSON COLLEGE.
j. A. McCauley, D. D.. Rev. H. H. Beadle Pearl ST.
PRINCIPAL OF PENNINGTON SEMINARY.
j. A. Dilks, A. NJ. Prof. B. G. Ames, Atlantic :.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07
CONFERENCE CLASSES.

Glasses for Examination will meet in the
Lecture Room ofgtbe Church, on Tuesday
evening, March 18th, at y O'Clock.
PREAcHING:
Opening Sermon-W Wednesday evening, at
u o'clock, by Rev. G. S. Vancleve.
OPENING OF CONFERENCE SESSION:
By Bishop Scott, at o'clock, on Thurs
day morning, March 18th. Sacrament of
the Lords Supper administered.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS.:
Friday morning, at y o'clock, conducted
by Rev. FL. M. Brown.
Saturday morning-by Rev. G. Fl. Tullis
Monday morning-by Rev. J. Ill. Stockton
ORDINATION SERVICES:
Deacons-On Sabbath, at 101 A. NJ, in
Trinity M. E. Church.
Elders-On Sabbath, at 3 P. NJ, in Com
merce Street NJ. e. Church.
LOVE FEAST:
Conference Love Feast-Sabbath, at 9 A.
M, in Central M. E. Church.
s ANNIVERSARIES:
Thursday-Bible Society, at y P. NJ, in
Trinity M. E. Church.
Friday-Missionary Sermon, by Rev. T.
Hanlon, D. D., at P. NJ, in Trinity M. E.
Church Missionary Anniversary, at y p.
NJ, in Trinity NJ. E. Church.
Saturday-Ladies' and Pastors Christian
Union, at P. M, in Trinity NJ. E. Church
Church Extension Society, at y P. NJ, in
Commerce Street NJ. E. Church.
Monday-Tract and Sunday School Soci-
cites, at u p. NJ, in Central NJ. E. Church.
Educational Society, at y P. NJ, in Trinity
NJ. E. Church.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

FEARFUL DISASTER AT BosToN.-The
six story brick building at Hanover and
Blackstone streets, Boston, occupied by
George A. Sammett, manufacturer, and
others, was destroyed by fire on Thur
day of last week Sixteen girls, at
work in the forth story, managed, with
the exception Of Mary More, to escape
to the root, and, with great difficulty
and danger, reached the adjoining roof
and We're rescued. Miss More, age IS,
jumped from the third story, and re
cieved serious injuries. Mary Reyes
was badly hurt in jumping from the
burning roof to the roof adjoining
At II o'clock the walls seemed strong,
and several fremen ON ladders were
directing water on the Hanover street
side of the building, when the specta-
tors were appalled, by seeing the upper
portion give and fall outward, carry
ing down the ladders and score of
fremen. Two fremen were instantly
killed, two fatally injured and one is
missing. Several others were severely
injured. The latest reports also state
that Mary Babb and Lizzie Kinks two
girls employed by Mr.. Hammett, are
missing, and probably burned in the
ruins. They were last seen running
for their hats and cloaks. The pecu-
mary loss is $4,000.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

Oh what poor flour, can't make good
bread. Why, Mary, go to ]. G. Ayars', ne
has the best flour in town.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

The Committee appointed to investi-
gate in regard to the relation of Senators
with Credit Mobilier, made their report
on Thursday. The gist Of the report
is contained in the following resolution,
by which it was accompanied:
Resotyed, That James w. Patterson
be and he is hereby expelled from his
seat as a member of the Senate 44a
The committee find that Mr.. Logan
had made contract for stock, but re-
cinded it; that Mr.. Conkling was in no
way connected with the transactions,
and that Mr.. Wilson contracted, on be-
half of his wife, for twenty shares, but
had no right or interest therein him
self. The committee then gave brief
history of the Credit Mobilier concern,
being similar to that given by the Po-
land committed AA s. n
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

The forty-second Congress went out
peacefully at 12 NJ. on Tuesday Vice
President Colfax and Speaker Blain deliy-
cred their yaledictories at H. and at noon
both houses adjourned sine die. In COM
pliance with the Presidents proclamation,
the Senate convened in extra session Vice
President Wilson delivering an address and
swearing in the new Senators, after which
that body adjourned until noon of Thurs
day. -.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07
Mails Open at II A NJ, and P. NJ.
g Close at &C $40 and P. NJ.
Conference letters will be distributed by Rev
w, w, Moffett.
TRAVELLING DIRECTORY.

= IHAV DIIsEOIOHI'
W. J. r. R.--Leave Phila., foot of Mar
ket St. at 8:15 A. NJ, $50 and $50 P. NJ; ar
irving in Bridgeton at 1920 A. M, $40 and
7:50 P. NJ; Returning, leave Bridgeton, at
and 1895 A. NJ, and 500 P. NJ.
Trains via. N. J. Southern R. R., leave
New York, at 10:40 A. NJ, arriving in Bridge
ton at 5:14P NJ. Returning, leave Bridge
ton at 6:36 A. NJ and 2:32 P. NJ.
gB- Omnibuses will meet all trains and
convey ministers to their homes. Fare 10 cts
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

FIRE AT FAIRToN.-On Monday night
last, the. Fairtonians were alarmed by the
cry of fire. The wind was blowing almost
gale from the west. The flames issuing
from the chimney of Woods Retreat, looked
very threatening for some time, but the
storm left the roof in comparatively safe
condition. Had the roof been dry, nothing
would have saved the building, frame
structure, containing five families, opposite
Joseph Smiths coal yard.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07
DIED..
NoTTCE.

NOTICE..
DERSONS having Clocks, Watches, or Sp9ctacles
E belonging to me, will please return them--
Those owing me book account, note or otnerWIse
will please call and settle the same
S B. WOODRUFF
feb 2S2t South Laurel Street.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

MARRIED..
On Wednesday, March 5th, by Rev. !, D. N hlnS, N.
Mr.. JAMES E. HICKS to Miss HARRIET L Il" AN,
all of this city 49,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

BRFDGEToN PRICES CURRENT.
Wheat, 50 00cts Chickens, 90
Corn, 90 butter, 81
Rye, 70 Eggs, 20.
Oats, -45 Hams, 10
Glover Seed,7 90 Lard, 10
Potatoes, rs Pork, A"'
Philadelphia Prices Current.
Wheat, 90 Corn, 81
Rye, so Oats, "a
t New York Prices Current.
Wheat, 2 90 Oats. fa. 90
Rye, s5 Butter, 30
Corn, 60 Eggs, 40
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-03-07

Glasses for Examination will meet in the
Lecture Room ofgtbe Church, on Tuesday
evening, March 11tk, at u O'clock.
, 1873-01-08
D Z A Z Z
OF LABOR-REGULATIONS FOR THE
SUGAR ESTATES OF ST CROIX.
WIZ Vouchers attached Meret0.)
(Continned.l

(COntlnued.)
BY letter of 9th October last year the Co
vernment of ST. Croix has, agreeable to instruc-
tions from the Government of the Danish West
tindia Islands, -requestcd the UNDERSIGNED to
form a CommissiO for the purpose of laying
before the Government a proposal of modifca-
lions in the existing Labour- Regulations, as
enacted by the Provisional Ordinance of 26jh
January 1849, the later Ordinances, dated re-
spectively 22nd February 1855 and gath Au-
gust 1867, and by Ordinance dated Pad Octo-
Der 1862 concerning immigration Of Labourers
from foreign places to St. Croix and their treat
ment.
The aforesaid Letter inclosed a Copy of a
Letter from the Chief-Government to the Lo-
cal Government, containing the views of his Ma
jesty's Government in this matter, and from
which 1t Is apparent that special weight is at
tached to a reform afordlpg opportunity of
greater freedom in agreements for labour than
allowed by the existing Labour-R Regulations.
80 After the documents forwarded to the Com
mission had circulated among the Members up
to the 9th of October last, the Commission met
the first time on the 9Th November last.
The preliminary discussions afforded pros
poets, that the Commission could be able to ar
rive at a result, in as much as those Members
who were of the opinion that the Labour- Rela-
tons, as they have developed themselves, do
not suffer under such inconveniences or disad-
vantages, that would render necessary the in
Prevention of the Legislature, evihced an ear
nest inclination to meet the desire expressed by
tie Government, namely, that the reforms. be
CARVED out by the sincere cooperation also of
those who hitherto have not thought alterations
, 1873-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENT


Thursday evening the 9th inst,
W at 7 o'clock will be exhibited at
the Parish School House Frederik-
sted in aid Of the Building Fund of
st. Paul's Church,
TEN gRlbLlANT
TAB Id TX VIVAN rs.
Tickets 81 to be obtained in Bassin
at the Office of Abram Meyer Esq,
and in West End at the Store of
Mcssrs. Robinson and Junghans, and
at the A%pothecary Hall. Entrance
at the North doors, where Tickets
will be sold after 7 o'clock.
Frederikstcd 4th january 1878.
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TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
i Key West carrying the United States mail-Steamer
CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain Deering, win leave pier %
East River, Saturday, August % AZ T. NJ. Through
bills OF ading given to Houston and all points the
Galveston Houston and Henderson and b and Z. R r.
passage, having superior Accommodations, apply to
Q. Il. MALLORY CO., l53 Maiden lane, or
w. II. CLYDE. ll9 Wall street
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
L trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses
and Cortandt streets as follows.
with Pelmsn palace cars attached. 80 A. M. and
g $50 II M Sunday, 81 8 80 p NJ.
For Ss% are wsshgton and the South vie Penn-
SaaysPi s spd via Railroad ate "A. T.,
EspEes: snS n nsa saDasy sSa
FSf r sandsy Yia Remington alta and so
'2 $50 $40 9lo 4 SI s;'S So, s. So s:io' So
5S e. : Io aod lss and IL night Sunday
F9r s Esas' sS s M 81 siJ - sS "a sd y ~ ~
20 10 4 SF H.. and il night Sunday, $40 eiS
F9 ss sAsw 49, 49, s 49, ~ s a. 81 To- H 81
Top NJ and l2 night Sunday, o 10 8 10 and Z p. II.
Fer w92snrdss snS Perth Amboy' and 10 M' ESQ.,
For New Brunswick.7 and 40 A. NJ. ~ NJ, as 4ao $40
Slos3o p NJ. ana II night Sunday, $40, $3.50 and
For East Milestone. ioA.M, IL NJ, 4l0 and s:2oP.M
For Lambertville and Pennington, 0 A NJ. and ZIP. NJ.
For Philhpshurg and Belyidere, 2and 4P NJ
For aeP Free a%I r A. NJ and and NJ
For SameseS Ss Ts%bsrop Camden GAM and via
1Is!s sEsf Is r!s'ssHu ana
daily except Monday, From washington and Baltl;
4 r., $40 4. M lsb and iois NJ Sunday. SAC 4
from phiisdelPhia 12a $40 $50 10 Is, go 4 ss
e:ss 40, 10 10 Is ii 70 A. H.. Is. io:is F. NJ 'A'A''
Ticket Offices 62s, 4s5. III and GA Broadway; MOL
Ator House and loot OF Desbrosses and Corandf streets
A. ). CAssATf. ''' w. d. NJ BOYD, Jr.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton ana Bremen.-The steamship
BREMEN, Captain H. schluenberg. will sail on wednes
day, August 20 at NJ from Bremen pier foot OF Third
street. Hoboken TO be followed by steamship MAIN Cap
tain K " Oterendorp, on Saturday August2.
Rates of passage to London, Havre and Bremen pay
able IN gold or its equivalent In currency o
cecOnu
For freight or passage apply to OELRICHs CO.,
Agents No. Bowling Green
COOKS SECOND PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
~ party round the world sails from LIVERPOOL August
80 and San n, Francisco October Is y. Price Tor entire
COOKS tourist tickets to all parts OF Europe at great
reductions from ordinary fares available by any line oil
steamers enable more passengers TO travel by any
train at any tme and do not require their holders to
travel In large parties
COOKS cheap tour to Jerusalem and back to New
York for S40 gold provides first class steamers rails
and hotels for IS daye -, .
COOKS American tours embrace Niagara Falls, Mont
real st. Lawrence River White Mountains watering
COOKS hotel coupons for all parts Of the world.
American series ready at % 81, currency. per day
COOKS Excursionist for August contains upward OF
1850 tours showing fares &c Price cents free BY mail
262 Broadway. New York. and Fleet street, London.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
" Begins at as precisely Carriages ordered for
Sole Lessee aud Manager Mr. AUGUSTIN DIAL

g. ~
Sole Lessee h.1SSs 81
I IMMEDI syyxAND OVERWHELMING suocEssi!l.
most Fairy S &c sasd
n ssshag
DREAM
~ new :csaery snd magnncent double
=, gorgeous Transformation by Mr. CHAs W. WIT.
ss Characters 6y ME- L FOX Ma Kennedy Cyril
IaoI Mill Tss TTsIsSsf,s
TIE i;s ESsSRfiGH
~ E1SS n ExSgIsITS Mys5c
EVERY EVENING TSs h sGaas x by
TOMORROW SATURDAY. August g.
MATINEE OF M 1ibfst'iRhSt op %i'aHrs DREAM
Admission-$l 10 all parts Of the house. including re-
served seat
SPECIAL SATURDAY. NIGHT BILLS, when, inyaddi-
ton to the regular attraction Of the week fOPU-
SaH;s a AaSast 49,
LADY AuDfGE LEY SECRET
...Box OFFICE open daily from A. NJ till eP.M
Days BROADWAY aAa, TEE IA R
Late Fifth Avenue, Nos 728 and 730 Broadway.
Sole Lessee and Managcr.........Mr. AUGUsTIN DAILY
OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY EVENING, August Is, 1878
for the regular Fall and Winter Season. with series OF
STAR ATTRACTIONS unsur passed In this country, Mr.
pALY having arranged with Miss CHARLOTTE custi-
NETT, Miss CARLOTTA LECLEROQ Miss LUCILLE
WESTERN. HORACE LINGARD and ALICE DUNNING
and
MILE MARIE AIMEE
HER NEW AND BRILLIANT OPERA
BOUyFE ORGANIZATION
August aS with the production Of the great Partisan
LA FILE DE NINE. ANGOTiIi
Box sheet now open from to O'Clock
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COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

T NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.-TO RENT,
"A Brick Villas adapted Tor Winter Summer; gas
delightful location; near crry reduced rents HAMII
TON 4 Co. 81 Pine street
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or THE
VOKES FAMILY

Entertainments
Mr.. George Hows.
the accomplished
critic OF the New
York Express,
"Their beauty
and charm rest
in the entire alb
sence from them
of anything that
Is coarse or vui-
gar. They are
uproariously, RI
diculously funny,
but into them
there enters no
tinge OF anything
that could shock
the eyes or cars
Of the most re-
fined. 1t is tor
this reason that
their hold upon
public favor Is so
secure. They have
in no instance
pandered to q
morbid taste to
win temporary
triumphs. The
perfO III a n c 0 8
they have given
us have been pure
and innocent.
Seldom before
have art and
mirth walked 80
becomingly to-
gether hand in
hand ~
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A FTERNOON BOAT FOR NEwBURG, POUCH
keepse, Rondout and Kingston landing Ct Cozzens'
MARY POWELL from vesry street. pier 80, every after
noon. Mt 8: 80 O'Clock.
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,s
LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. JAPAN AND CHINA.
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND

FREIGHT TO
Town ANp fAcfslc COAST 81 oHk MEkfco. 'ASh'
GENITAL AMERICA. PERU
AND CHILE
September 1-stOemer COLON, Captain Griffin, will
leave pier No. ~ North River at IL O'Clock noon
Aspinwail direct connecting at Panama with the
for San FRANCISCO, and calling ct Acapulco Mazalan
Manzanillo and san Dego also connecting tor all Cen
ports received until P. N. Of September only De
partures Of nth each month from New York
meet with the Companys steamer touching Benito
Tonala, sana Cruz and Port Angel. The steamship
Costa RIGA will leave San Francisco on September
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands.
One of the Companys splendid steamers will leave San
Francisco September l, 1873 for Japan and China For
rates OF passage freight and all further Information
apply at the Companys office the pier foot Canal
street. GEORGE H. BRADBURY. President.
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DOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
from pier 81 North River their elegant sdewheeI
ship OLD DOMINION. Walker, eommander or N95folk,
NJ giving through bills Of ladng to all points south
and Southwest Through passenger tickets TO all points
Accommodations uneQualed Apply at pier 81, at gen.
eral office, lo7 Greenwich street. corner Of Dey street.
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LBANY AND TROY 81, SARATOGA s. 80, BY DAY
"A line boats @. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW
Leave vestry street pier ut so A. NJ and Twenty third
street north OF Erie Jerry at sh landing at YSnkers
keegsie, khnsbeck ryol,, Catsk,ll and Hudson Con.
West Point Cornwall and Newburg returning same day,
81 Tickets BY special cars and baggage checked to
Saratoga and sharon.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. ....... MIR. A. N. PALMER
Begins ats Saturday Matinee at 80.
Carriages may be ordered at 1890.
EVERY NIGHT
and
at the
SATURDAY MATINEE,
the INIMITABLE vOKEs FAMILY
in their
new American play.
FUN IN A FOG,
pronounced by the press and the pub
BEST PIECE
in the Vokes' repertoire.
Preceding which, EVERY NIGHT,
the admirable two act Drama,
OLD PILLS bIRT.HDAY.
Characters by Messrs. Mackay, De
Groat, McManus and Burroughs, and
Misses Lulu Prior and Meta Bartlett
SEATS SHOULD BE SECURED IN
ADVANCE.
Box office open every day from A.
N. to 5 r. NJ.
Seats secured TWO WEEKS in ad-
vance, by mail or telegraph.
SATURDAY, August23, at 1 80,
SECOND
MATINEE PERFORMANCE OF
FUN IN A FOG.
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VINEYARD AND FRUIT FARM. 95 ACRES, FREE "A
miles in New Jersey, tor sale exchange for city
Improved property. Printed descriptions T. n. MASON
No Chambers street.
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O'DONOvAN ROSSA-NATTONAL STEAMSHIP
81 Companys passage Office pier II North River foot
Of Houston street Drafts lowest rates payable every
whore. The beautiful Steamship EGYPT sals Saturday
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frances DAY OF FREEDOM FROM FOREIGN
INVASION France has arranged for the final
liberation of her soil from the presence of the
Prussian hostage indemnity guard. President
Theirs and Count Won Arnim, the German
Ambassador in Paris, signed convention yes
terday by virtue of which the French govern
ment makes provision for the payment of the
fifth milliard of the war indemnity money by
instalments, and the Berlin authorities have
accepted the offer. The final payment is to be
made on the 9Th of September next, at which
time all the French territory occupied by the
Prussians, including Belfort, is to be evacu-
ated. Messrs. Barring Brothers and the Roths-
childs will undertake the financial arrange
ments. The 5th of September will thus be
made remarkable day in the future history
of the civilization of the present period. A
great nation restored to itself; people vim
dicated by their own self-exertion against i'm
perialism, invasion, absolutism, foreign assault
and commercial decentralization. It win be
the baptism of the people in their morality
and honesty, instead of the baptism Of the
Bonaparte Prince in fire and blood.
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GU DRUPLE SHEET
New York, Sunday, March 10, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

1.-THE DECISION OF GOVERNOR DIX LAW AND
ORDER MUST PREVAIL, COST WHAT 1T
MAYp'-EDTTORIAL LEADER-EIGHTH PAGE.
GOVERNOR DIX GIVES THE GROUNDS OF HIS
DECISION IN THE FOSTER APPEAL HE
Is THANKED IN THE NAME OF LAW AND
ORDER THE SAD DUTIES OF THE Elk
ECUTIvE THE KINDEST FEELINGS FOR
THE FAMILY OF FOSTERl 'SHAME IN
CRIME, NOT IN ITS PUNISHMENT'-F1FTH
PAGE.
WILLIAM L. ALIENS CHARGE AGAINST MRS.
PUTNAM OF ACCEPTING A BRIBEl WHAT
HE HAS TO SAY AND WHAT HE FAILS TO
ESTABLISH! QUEER CONDUCT-FIFTH
PAGE
DISRAELpS DILEMMA ANOTHER CONSULTA-
TION WITH EARL DERBY He DECLINES
THE PREMIERSHIP GLADSTONE MAY
RESUME HIS DISCARDED ROBES THE
PARLIAMENTARY CRISIS-NINrH PAGE
ENGLISH FINANUIERs TAKE" A NEW AMERI-
CAN LOAN AT PREMIUM! THE NEW
YORK. BOSTON AND MONTREAL RAIL-
ROAD BONDS SNAPPED UP IMMEDIATELY
ON BEING OFFERED-NINTH PAGE.
FRANCE TO BE EVACUATED BY THE GER.
MANS ON THE 5TH OF SEPTEMBER THE
CONVENTION SIGNED BY THE FRENCH
PRESIDENT AND THE GERMAN AMBAS-
SADORi Barring BROTHERS AND THE
ROTHSCHILDS TO ARRANGE FOR THE
PAYMENTS-NINTH PAGE.
A DRUNKEN HUSBAND MURDERS HIS WIFE |
HER SKULL CRUSHED WITH AN AXE
WHILE ASLEEP-NINrH PAGE.
AMERICAS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORLDS
FAIR AT VIENNA WHAT HAS BEEN AC.
COMPLlSHED BY THE COMMISSION-M'EL-
HANEY DOOMED-FIFTH PAGE.
EUROPEAN NEWS DISPATCHES BY CABLE
GENERAL TELEGRAMS-NEwS FROM
WASHINGTON-NlNTH PAGE.
LEGAL PRoCEEDINGs-MARINEN Ews-TwELrrH
HOW ST. PATRICKS DAY WILL BE CELE.
DRAFTED TEN-MILE PROCESSION AND
GRAND MILITARY, RELIGIOUS SOCIAL
AND CIVIC OBSERvANCES-FIFTnP PAGE.
AN EXTENSIVE LAPSE IN THE WALL STREET
markets. GOLD STEADY MONEY EASIER
THE SALIENT POINTS OF BUSINESS AND
THE QUOTATIONS-SIxTH PAGE.
GLEANlNGS FROM THE RELIGIOUS FIELD AT
HOME AND Abroad SERVICES IN THE
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