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Boston, Dec - The Boston Commercial Bul-
ciGl reports the following failures and suspca slons
&c re- VHcs. provisions, VI Fancuh HAL AarSct,
Eoston l-blliucs arc some sS2VJV anu assets about
{4npl.
i u. Peters & CO lumber dcilcrs, have submited
hrlcf ttttnFn 10 hrlr ctetitors shoNlng lAh ties t.
the fmuuNt OF fJl90NO, consisting OF f'Gi pn IN de-
post accounts Win Eastern parties, AMI sluOOol IN
ihclr own Ialcr, the NulaIc hcng maze up -
cndorac.Arits. The ass IS Of the hfm ana the inu-
Vi ual memte are about S@O1 q 10.
orgc Eros. & Co. fancy on goods, OF bosion, gre
the most part + m favor of noton ard New AorN mar
lies Is some tSJuOO not including $1,000 or $1,000 in
endo rsemcntl. when viii probably Ne MADE good hy
tap makers OF the notes The assets ABOUT SCI 600
C. .isng q al out go In merch in1tsc, anu $4,000
I accounts and nllls receivable.
JAILED. Their indchtcdness Is anout 5000 mostly IN
favor Of Boston anu sew YORK pirtirs.
John &. HruEg"r Son, stocking mluufac urcrs Of
Manchester. 81. ~ are reported tailed. Their Liabilities
are saiI to bee SiOOfOO, aad their assrtt feun10
l.. Nj Packard a. Co.,, dry goods, of Suclhurne Pals,
Moss. renorrd failed Their hibilitlcs are SAID to
be about $1,000
Rockwell y Pierce. manufacturers Of boots and shoes,
I0pkiutOu Mas are reported tan d Their Liabilities
are rnid TO be <la.OJl, and ussr . fb,Wo
Aver Brohers manufacturer of boots and shoes la'
ycrh Mass, are reported iautd, with ll"bihues Of
figuUl.
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To TIP Lni1uH or rHE ~uN ->n DO YOU not
INHf Miss ttlhfrIIf H ttf or ti~ f't IS ttNcr
trouble tuIs DNN sat fac'uf'f The Tfon $40 t4her
lstH t tNt o. r'H tuit. Nt go 100 i' ear it'tf
supp be he hat comHiu'd. su.n conic-sign must oe
ft.tn as proof ut tg,ltt4l! ah ir.Nru nNhl, aht
rot prt Of Of actual Au NUN this anofus iull And
reasonable rxp auItuu 90 trc hccchfr case or cour.c
hr POS Ails"f %, me- Nc 70 to conc n4c ihsi when Pee
tusNu various confessions h' Wss lIhpf IA under
titfN'urf fuslH.tY us having e." wOra cf sill
auu.Ir. ohlrati1 n Go %. ll', that IL becoming co
rul. lAr 80 tluN"fn tiil. fur uNlirr
tu 1--WE tao sll thIs for gran e. is not Hour Warl
guilty. Of gross ulrft aId uugr lfrfI ness g. hl- uii
frtu l turning utuu them A. uC has Would hr NOT
have shown himself more of man Il b. had stood by
uOdh2 llc N.uid ihtI ave ttool much better 10 Tie
Of his christian aCmirrr.. While the honor auN
trIthfulr-s OF Mr. and Mr. Nlultnn aud Othc.s wuu
not have erf. red To- ttg eyes nt any one
II seems 60 me that Nh ,rccnfr. lfenir should vet
aIVrr hi to ta.c that Cour IL would dc away with
any further Surfing uf the terspunl. ana ui iuuf.
less he vast relief TO all Concerned iroueine l.nry
ward ns"li ADAM JonNruN
This Is all very we'll, but II Mr.. Beechcr puts in
the insanity plea to explain his confessions.
what are you going to do about Mrs. Tilton's
numerous coufessionsl Both must Tlead IN.
sanity II one does. Besidfs, It is too late. Mr.
Is echer has sworn with hpliftcd hand that he
never confessed at al. aud that the people who
say lie did confess 10 them are guilty II perjury.
This would maLc 1t necessary fur him 20 gut ia
the further plea that when he denied his con-
fcfsilns under oath another insane NJ came
uuon him. Thus he would be In even worse
straits than h Is now.
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PoRT JERvIs. Dec. 2j.-In the town OF Mini
sink Supervisor Clark leased building and into it
every tramp VINO applied tor relief was placed The
room con aimed no furniture but asoye and benches
Each tramp given pound OF crackers and plenty
Of water In the morning he Was released This treat
ment oseened the applicants from about twenty day
IN one or tWoa wees. Inc town of Walls u aogDicd a
similar plan, and nd herself " tramps NOw The Su'
every town 10 sentence every tramp 10 IRON lhry 10
sixty DAYS hsru labor sud prison fare. Ia Sussex
county H. D. the tramps got hume rOuE and violent.
lucsup was httcd up ut Newton, aud now tramps are
committed to this pace, set 10 breaking stcnc.R fed
on prison fare. When released they arc gwen tickets
Of leave which save thtn from ares for twenty -FOUR
hours II found In the county after that, they are re
cnuInIIied Tor LMn nIOmths.
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ArREtsrRnR.s Drr4AcArI0N
The s2i.iOO thrt the Residents Of MON IIill
Asa 10 have Accounted for.


James c. Morgan and Robert Gardner,
A. i,t... . ,,,..,,, .,.,.,.t,,,,t O., t,,,,,t.c
'"v ''''"I''' '.'''o "P'"''''" W.
in o tie alleged deialct ions OF irr-ln'ui fitN
A. Never. Of the TIinn Uill Common Council.
,,. .,.,.,.t a.. e.. t,,, c,t ,b.t u,c,,
is deficit ia Town Treasurer Nurtzs accounts
81 e1fIOofg fine r.t,ur, was read t. the board
- a.. ,,t. , $500,
III "''unE on wednesday h's"l '"" '''"V'u
clu-ideraNle excitement TIVE committee nud
that in.ts,d ,f fl b.l,or, 90 $40 -, rnt,rtcd In
g. ..,t..
bHhk 10y th' ihihc' ''hihl'tee' t"' IT, d Ic"'P
only S2,jOj.,3. The treasurer also reported that
an NV "a tbore ,vas a cash balance Of S55Q530
80 49,. 49, -,
t'NN - or -t' o n@NuN. anu N,'.1 l.'lu '.Il ~
cuuIi OF taxes. H. thls r,puit, VS. cVrrtO',
saV ,ue c,u.nI liec' in'te ou'u'u nave "eo" u"
oanh Al NAV b'i 81 81 u"'I - ,,,,-.
CvuilcliWa ~ iucn ieiu, W.p was NhaIInah
Oh VIC ''uut lN'Sl4 ,i"1 'll'nl,t't... q ~,
edV declared that tnc cilAeus commute" nau
70 ri-nt 10 nyes'liate anu report upon tne ,
l"Nh treasurer t'c"uhts' me Committee
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BOSTON, Dec. y No more hOdies have been
found at the OF the explosion last nght and
several Of the persons who were msAing have since
Ippcare II probable that the act ual number OF lives
lot viii De- narrowed down 70 I'VE, and possibly but
three. George klwrll lost his NE beyond question
49, nne Or two Of the women may die. Iferf l. no
tlng alNltlO nal 10 the cause OF the f1pl0 sion,
NAV however, be explained by the tcstu my Oc-
10 80 fte tnr9lcr VINO IL preparing 10 hold al inquest
H. the case.
tnrl after two O'Clock his afternoon, The hsrbOr
Po 100 srappIcd ard drew from ne water nnder rus
b. b btoic bnll Gald De tat VI Junu Kels ag"d -
-. t, W neg heen driver Tor Adams I1prss. Com
PHuT and Nn an hour thercaf ~ tar DO " Of Geo -
lNr woe l.u faAen from the wtfer hling found LeAl
D. HIrtf tr trat n been taken out
The Mricst liza. been AdiJurAed until Monday
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ANOrHER sTRUCK JURY.
The Men from whom Twelve are TO be
relecled for the 5000. 90 sui.

out Of lists containing more than Ave thou
'and nap pres nted by the Commissioner Of Jurors,
forty eight we're selected yesterday. and from these
wentY.f.ur were strcSen. leaving the other twenty.
bur ruck jury from which are to be mpanelled the
Twelve men that to try the Tweed case No for
Eo0IOo. The nance Of the tsentyf9ur are George 4.
brud, AbuNr ". G lgate, JOnn A. Chc1. Samuel ID.
piy', v " lam +. ID uglns, Amos i. Emo, Josepl :.
L0rrrY, Jonn H. CasW Ell, Ezra NJ. Kingslcy Richard
Arnold Charles ~. Arnold Charles Cnihur, Robert h.
bts Juun Isyior Jo' ns'on Enn olnernan. Jnig'
tat BOO. lryl T., Morton, Gordon e., Arthur j
Peabody GeorRe Cabot Ward, Francis Is. lhntbrr
Hal
Mr. Dudley FIELD, OF counsel for Tweed refused to
DC 90 to- ttrlklng u the jury on the ground that
hauct ol the fuftY-cgnt were not drawn from a J. Of
nug the Of all persons IL the county ADlS
h. lury dutt.
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Tragic End of Quarrel between Brothers,

sPRINGFIEI.D, Mass Dec. 2i.-rwo brothers,
Thomas aud Melvin Marcy. had u bitter quarrel at
Charlnont Yesterday ana Melvin threatened Thomass
lie The latter Procured warrant for heyin's ar
rest ard Deputy Sheriff Gould attempted to serve n,
but Melvin threatened 10 shoot the oicer ato, nni
that officers barn ald then ned 10 the mouutiins.
large Iohse started N pursuit. and after long snd ex
cting chase me up with him. He threatened draih
any who approached him nut Seeing mat no less
then seven rneH covered INN he shot himself In tie
/, n Lrpaat. ana tell muttally Wounded
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cor. sPhycER'S NEXT FIGHT
A Conviction that lie lays IL Unjust and
should he set Asid,.

should he SET ANid'.
Tho trial OF Norfis ". Goldsten, Indicted for
arson, which was begun Wednes lay IN the General
Sessions ~as concluded yesterday with verdict Of
guilt aad the prisoner sentenced to four year, IN
state prson Go'dstcn taller, pt small stock "
goods to make up tor customers lie moved from lIud
son street 10 l53 Varck about month prior 10
tne eth Of August. eecug transfer II his Insurance
poncy ~ ~ .1Ou from the Am ~ company winch Is
supd it. ON the evening OF the 18th Of August Cold
stcin ana nus VII went out 81 ihcr shop anu aNellAs
n ltt half TYst oclocs and an h iur later nie Nts
discovered in the STOP. Alter the nimcs mad 10 Gu \
tmguis0cd Tlrr Marshal sIclioh sud his assistants
found e.ir.cr Of lhcruaiHflsnl. zen Guldsf'lu
aftrrwaru Med cain for t2l 80 VITA the inhur ne
c1inpany amount thIuSnt TO he IA thcrss h
actu luss-he wa a. rested. and conviction followed
due course Col Spencer, the prisoners clunsrt o.
that tue convection unjust anu says he nave
LDL IL
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SKILL At HOAIAG.
The Benefit 10 the Champion OF the Heavy
Weights Of New jersey.

Harry Hhls Variety Theatre was crowded
Yesterday afternoon. the occ sion BENZ compinen
tary benefit stephen Taylor, a New Jersey heavy
wcignt. Uncle BIZ Toyee Was Master OF Ceremonies.
After a setto between "seadonss Mouse and an gn.
known. VIM. Madden aud john Saun 'ers, Billy I'd
warls ana ms brother, warwick hdWarts. sam
Coyer and Michael Cohurn put on the gloves. Eui $50
and NcCartv followed. me win -up, between prttT
Grocer and Mm. haIucn, WIS 4 draw
Two weeks ago Taylor cha lenged any man In Amer.
lea ~ ,narriug Tor 800 and the cavy -ht champ
shp Tie challenge was accepted hy joha DWyrr II
Brooklyn and after the sparrlug last evening" DWYtr
and Tay met and deposit " 800 aside forfeit wae
nut
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BOER1NGFE-wfTG.-O1 Wednesday. Dec. 90. 1875,
At ne residence q tne brides parents, by ne kGyW
l. only daughter OF ". Wns, Esq all - New Yors.
DIShl.OM HI IL tE.-On Mcdnesdav, Dec 10, by
the Rev S. Malone.M G DsbtOw, Jr u Lib,c. daugh-
ter o. John liu ger, Esq. all Of Broohyn.
HIS ON HART t-On TUESDAY Dee q 1873, at the
residence of the brides parents by the Rev h. His
cox, -. d.. the Rev H. o. IN Of sioux city, Iowa.
. Matte N. daughter Of John W HART Of Brooklyn,
y. y No cards.
sMITII-Bi.Iss. wcine day. Dec %. 1875. at the
resid-pte of the brides parents. Alfred r. sith OF
Hellcyiir Kansas, to Louisa A., tetoLd daus inter ID
john J., Is. lss VI br Okllu
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the GREir EInEL sur
Mc.-rs. Bcrch aud Fullcricn Launching iu-
Ncctiv,- Aenin.l NoMem and INin-tllm.

Ncctiv,- Against Roweu aud kin-.lla.
In the uinl, yesterday. Of Henry G.
Bovcu's 49, suit against the lrookivn DfNY
EdQle for SloO0r damages tor the aiies ti)n
that he wa. one 90 the orisiuato 81 the Kidd
;. lvagc swindle. Mr. D. Witt moved TO lave
Thomas kinsetas name as co-detcnaaut 90 tne
suit dropped, as be had nothing to Dc with tie
writing or publication 81 the article. The judge
aid not I'D W IA" otion.
Mr. Beach go a tufet-houfs fcfvd srccth 10
the jury summed up the Gaze 10 reh.it q iic
EuIc. urging inst 100 tee beginning l'uwru AMI
kiusella stood against each otner ~ uNai tui-
tors. iuc hrookNu T. iW' believed inst u wen
put in mO.ion the inquiry which was rolling on
TO the Destruction ot the peHtor wuom tie pro-
fessed e. rcNcrc' tnat after gathering M"unu
the sacramental table and receiving from the
Rev Henry ward Bcecher's hand, the emhlcms
~ his keceeiurr's blood and BODY, lie stole
away 10 stab Christs amt idur. II was the
duty 81 the EIg,c a. lieecher's friend To cdsti-
gats such trrACneiy. 1no same CHARGES in the
spirit Of thc Times couici into TuE sUN had gone
urreuuked. nder different rulings hey conid
have Produced testimony - justly e. J., l.ie
Ex-.sldse Fullerton met his friends srGu-
mcnt ,r the d iendalt, win a keen. witty
hr-tiPi speech IN favor of Bowen, impGtins
&c iltfatc malice to Til :. kiustlH. VIII IN he
spokt OF as bad man. adding sH1 roec 10 the
Jury. out Of the Judges hearing, " hes, II you
llCase, gentlemen. damned bad man lie
was licutenant-ceuerho OF the fore combined
to cXcIlpite Bcecaer-ch sen Tor the puIl.N OF
his If. Ills irrepruarhablc rtrutaton, ana his
pIlus tu,unauon.. II WIS M cess ~ To break
doNn alton. Moulton, Nlr-. Mouton, aud
Bowen. Hilton wei. bee " crazy. ih,y Huid
attend to "uur mutual friend and ms an
wife: =" but Bowen tue serene, positive man u
required hdr.U tr warfare for ma, aud the at
tempt was made - iucite the community
agmust nim, To- crush Inn, 10 make hi- o. me
unpopular and steuch ia society tli-
There was malice M the lltei, and u demanded
q severe punishment.
Judge REYNOLDS ca rced the lry tiai the DC
fendaIf'S answer admitted that the pubilC.tion
was unjustLrd, but ursed certain te-tiuuu' b.
nitlgAtOu. tlc weight - whirn tue jar, Mu-l
decide. Tue Try retired ruesr INSTRUCTIONS Il
return sealed verdict this muraln-.
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SupnEME COuNT CnAMnERs.-N0s. z, 20, 30,
n, M, lln I2p. l4i, l67, no, no.
SurREME COuhT SPECIAL TEM.-ca on.
kuPkEMK Court Part o ,ds ua,eess-S S 400
iO, SOD, 1850 1851 1881 500 25v7 5000, a3Ji $40
5000 3iUl, 1900, 1927. ia ll.-Nhurt tnu-re. NOS.
1900 500 $3.50 3ll4. 5000, aais 32s adhl 800 3972,
826i 2lsf, 3752. Part ~. Noe 300 l2l7, $500.
SUPIRl0n COuKr-Plrt Case on. Pant IL. Short
Cause. Nos. 1903. 1894, 1874, 1884
COMMON PLEAS Equity TERI.-Case on.
CoMAoN rLEAs Part Case on. Part II Al
lOurucd tor the term.
NAEIAk CoUET-PartH |. and ll,-AdIOurned for the
term. PARE III. Same calendar,
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LOUISVILLE, Dec "a passenger train on
the Louisville Nashville ana Great Southern Railroad
ran into the rear cad OF freight tram OF tue sine
comunny this m0rnnp, near Short Lane junction. The
morning dark ana the f. light tram had a. no rig
malls and was not by the passenger engineer IN
iitnr 10 fr,yeni tecscOpng. Frank Moore, NE cngi.
ueer Of e passenger train, was scnou ~ injured on
the mead ana his IN gh and kuer brnAcn, one OF
the 1rcmcn WIS slightly hurt. All the passengers -
caued Injury The engine and number Oi freight cars
uauly
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PoH JEWS. Dee. - william q. Sengerd died
~ the rrtdcuce ofh,s sou L. g. seuger In this village,
on hHhh~} evening" Inst, At she age Of s3 yrsrs hr
o. r'I - hUrl 100 Austria, ma was Govern mcnt
q .riy cg wears, hlYlng charge Of TIC
a. ~ a." hr l'rni, nnd for time We fuprrlutcud NJ
S,n 10, .iuurttfat Wo rs ut Hrli, ~ The Iyrol lie
49, 1890 county iu $40. Some years ore khe-
70 W4@r MAJ cVihuy his noIDe.
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utSE MEMS.


Beheht OF VI htphAtA We @siia
very large audience was at the Lyceum
Theatre last evening The occasion was the
representation Of twN ycry funny LAYS for the
benefit Of VI. Mc4.lrcs, one Of the clcverest
members Of the French coiHi-.uy now plAyin- at
that lou.c.
lie Homard," one-act comedy, was nrsi
performed by i've actors. Then LIS CheV--
Hers du Pince Nez," yaudcvilie In i've acts,
WAS urcse.teI Poth pieces are lldicro.sly
fircical. ana were acted with great skill and
shirt, by well outincd ana fhly ceurcient
casts. NJ. Mezicras had prlnctp1i part ~ each
performance. and WAS Veiy heartily api lauued
both At MS Lrst en.r. nee On the SCENE al j
during the re- rc-Cnt stiOns. The audience VIE
Rect IN "a constant stAte OF mere mcnt, and man
NJ I'd rs delight Ia az unmstak able mann ~.
Toe same pieces Will be reprosenied a-tiu ihi'
evening The present season 81 French comedy
AZ this theatre will come u an end with next
week. THIS excellent company should certainly
have such patronage a. TO induce u 10 remain
here.
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AnIncendinry,. Confession.

CHICAGO Dec. %. On the 18Th Of this month
man describing himself Thomas Carroll, OF Dun.
kirk, ~ Y g., confcsc TO cncers here TINT IN June,
1874 he set Are to Vanderworts planning mill Ia Dun
KIRK The mil entirely GcslIoycd, and the satcn-
man med Mccarthy, burned 20 badly that he dled
short ufArward. Carroll acd, aud has been acre tor
sunir II e. When hr confessed he was pat ~ li aud
* ulned hy phi stefan, VINO pronnuhted MN sane;
1he authorities at Dunkirk acre tclcGrauhcd TO- ana
they renled suhafantlthV the story Of Carroll, whom
tey scat tlr. ito VIII accordingly start for Duhkmk
TO-. lrht m mpnpy with tDc Shrnn Of that pl &C. lie
has two attempts 70 commit suicide since nc WAS
IILII.r aLIn
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The wife Of the Hon. Demas Barnes died In
her First place residence, IN Brooklyn, yesterday, Of
pneumonia. She was well known IN Brooklyn society,
and Was a mcmncr Of the Sout Congregational Church,
was a conspicuous worker In the Orphan Asylum
Executive Committee, whose service shc cnlructed
the ot tn disease that resulted In er death Mrs
Barn. was daughter Of the late Judge lijds Of Rsch
aelu Springs, n. \,
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A WHO NInraercr nnmecd.

ing Henry White (colorcd) hanged m tie ju yard
for the urd Of ms wife. The execution Has private,
only frcials ava ftw others being aduutci on ne
tclo d White &C. nowrdgel the justice 81 rae sen
h. re, ana " Fvery rcpcniant lie DIED ain, 4 win
out a ctr uaFlc after the drop tel.
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An Inc.udlu,v rIrc in CouncctIcut.

DRIpGEPoRr, Dec. % An ncendlary Are last
NIGHT u West strst.ord totally destroyed an unoocu
ricd two.and.n half story dwelling owned by Martin
llcl man. lnt ufs b. s3OJO Insurance tIiVV, IN TIC
Gcnmsnla " New lork.
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Mr. Patrick q illphrr, President Of the In
borrts Union, and mcnoer ~ the Genital Grant Club,
when supports Gtat t,ra thlrd term, IL an applicant
foT thc potion VI letter carrier.
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Arrived. -rnunso,Y. Dec. %

Arriv ID -rnUnsnlY Dec. %.
steam .h.p i 'HHtn Richmond, Clty Point, AMI Nor'
fois, mnsc. rud ptss.
stean.hip cen. WHufn y. - ION mise, 4 pDL
ktean,sii ID ttuia ia ihlclp Ia, tud-'. aud pt.s.
STEAMSHIP Ou Dominion. Richmond, CITY Point ana
hfrfiIk IIUHt. ono pass.
lafk Evtuing Sinr -uurthaya, md -.
p4ra leueI..lu. We 'lnri. e. banast.
mi. Nav kuowitlr SO Nlrc. 1ogNood.
frr Retro. hy"h sugar.
Err 80. y. l'Iit spain, 20 hR'iltt.
Hriv Erut Iegn. Puuu G tcllO, SKINS
Scir y & e. W Nful, AUX ttNN7 , luEwuud.
a othe usual rYHr ut cIk+f sIsf veii',A
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RTFrE.-In Carl lie, H., the i6th day OF Novcm.
teg 1885, ~ che lion. AnO, Wa q. Judgt ~ tie CIR.
cur 10 lr tlAtul county. Anul" T. kuric from WI.
IAu r. ksrt". tausc Ia Ituii uTuaA cAness. saas<-
uul-tup.U4t.
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The latest device in machine sewing Is
the New Automatic SEWING NJ 'chine," which
Is creating quito "A sensation IN the market. No
better Git can be selected for mother, wife,
sister, or friend. No special discounts orered
to TENT purchasers, nut perfect appreciation
and delight Guaranteed 10 The pOssessOr. No. bDS
Hroadwa5, New York.-AdU.
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Gasntss NctItes.

The Meriien Britannia Co.,
$50 BROADwAY,
OFFER A NEW AND
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF FINE
ELECTROrLA1ED WARE.
EXPRESsLY ADAPTED FOR
THE HOLIDAYS.
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Consumption, Nenk I.augr. nyspopsla, Gen-
era nchllifY, and Weakness pr Iup'tY rTrcl 10y
wINCiESTfKs TNluPhO-rHtrE OF LINE
AND SODA. 81 aud s. per blftlc. rfcnared nuiy by
WINCHESTER & Co. Chemists % joan IT, Nes
YORK. Sud ~ all dru4g.sts
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For liver com, liant aud biiiousness Ia Quirk's
IRISH Tea. Price p Goats ito.
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Holiday goods, dress shirts, scarfs, tics, gloves,
Caldva JacKets NJ Nv. johnston, 200 ~ and street
-1IC,
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suffered for Ncnr~ with Ervsiprias In my
face; was unnrle to g. without Ncl asp cJ CHESS
LEtMENr lOrluE Oh AMNo.tA, which curr'l NE.
Mrs. READ. 4i} tth av
Depot 45i 9Th av Sold b. all druggists. Fly cents
and al per lOttlc
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Bowdoin mud the KoMins A..ocintion.

BOWdoIn md Ihc NOWIng NHfurIuIOns
BRUNSWICK, Me- Dec. &l.-There Is a strong
feeling in Bowdoii College in favor Of Withdrawing
from the Eowtn. Association ~ the American COLLEGES.
AID i is likely thAt some action wiz shortly be ta>cn
similar 20 tliat OF ale.
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fINANcIAh AM coMMERciAL.

THURSDAY. Dec. 23-P. M.-The specula-
ton at the stock Exchange developcd de-
cidodly nrmer tone, but Lake Shore the
chief specially, the remainder Of the list having
sympath1ed Wits the movements IN tins stock.
The contest between the bulls ana he rs was
actively wagcd, aud when an operator by tie
name Of George Dickinson failed because
heavily short Of Lake Suore the other bears be-
gan to cover their contracts. The opcninr price
was 5eA, with decline to 5s's. but from this
point It rose TO 59ia buyer B. and closed at sos.
The bull combination In this stock WAS rein.
forced today by the operations OF jay Gould,
whose recovery was announced.
Western Union, fecinc Mail. Michigan Cen
trail. aud Erie atttasted some attention at times.
but the changes were not important. except in
Michigan Central, winch rose from IS to 59A.
Northeastern advanced from Sc,s to oeA' and
the preferred rom 81. to ~.
The stock Exchange on Friday will be open
until =. NJ.
651 Of which Lake shore represented 6l.tn;
Western Union 1890 Pacific Mai. i340); Michi-
gan Central. $50; Lie, quo; Waua.h, l.2jO;
Northwestern, $40; the preferred, 800. n. l.. aud
". Co.. GO; tho preferred 6i,; Cleveland aud
Pittsburgh, az; Iiannibai aud st;Jeseph, 800;
ferreC. 200: New IorN Central. SO; Harlem, 30;
Ohios, 2O; Union Pacific, leo; Panama. l0O;
kanst = Pacific. 100; Rock Island. H0. C., {. aud
!. c 100; C4icaso. Burl!a1ton and Quincy, 10;
snd American Express, -.
The gold market reelected good decree Of
activity, but a. declining quot tuns. Tn. open
ing price was IL -. with drop to liz .. after
wnich It rallied {, il3i, and closed AT tho latter
CsJrs. The heayiuc-s 0f the market was due To-
tSl large realizing sales Ia view II the carry
Disbursements Of the January Interest
TIE FOL wius were the principal quotations;
1000 4. e. llMs 1852 !. l3 ls:il + ia
1898 A.Ni LII. l} i iiis. 5; 55 E ii!
IN oaas he rates pa q FOR having balances CARED
~cgc 9 3. o. sud = cent
{eills"ol ,e.d lances si,o-y,oiii Grd clrrenc,
Inc sun frri.u.T redeemed ssh nol 40 called bonds.
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No Po-tponement! = ucVv silk HAT consii-
cd econ iuo sine qua non u the la c- r"cciVing
New Years calls. bertlcucn VII please app, onre
AMI be- nLicd 90 one of DOT CANS exquisite HOLIDAY
style, at LOO Ma. au IT,
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Open Chriatma- fiiI Naou.-Fu-s end Vmhre las
flr IA' aic and fur lafr tnG G uit ct. hrrilts
and cane ter o. fr fcwri, Ntu Hp iaic Eltts fr
Tue hoi lay. NcN hat - 'r'H, 2.2 Broadway, $50
BrOauWay, aLO j I'm Aycauc IlutDi.
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A-Rupturc cured BY Dr. Narsh (prinrlrRI
OF late aar Coz, AT his OH olcc, Ncsey H., AstOr
House. No uptown branch
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ANY one can at glance that PomerOy's
Elastic Truss Is the best. Price 81 1li pfOaINay.
Rirtar'n Ia Of villa Cherry will cure
coughs tnd col u, snd that specdily 90 cts. aud I'll