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ny y. y. PIERCE, VI. d., of the Woul's D-pcr
s.ary i'ui.a .,Ntl, Aa.ihor Ct J." l9c feop.e's Con

ny y. y. pIEEcr, VI. d., of the VOLTS Di-pcn-
msa Scis 1.Gtl AVN &C. &C. &C. '0'' '''
am aware lh4t ther1 rs popular anl net together
TX t. tice .u am iuni OF merit viii en- many OF tu,n
pp-sr-'. lnc nrpc tuon "IMen Medicine docs noe
ior or cs,n,a gpen mem ner have '.y hen urs.i
np'n 'ie pnms a. "cuTea I iney are SIMPLY sgne
ucc hayt nroye tucr superior remedial virtues IA ie
cy pracss py.cS M Sas Ss aSori'c rcm aie.
when he oflene-t recommends or uses uecMec ne ms
are usually written In anguiee unintcilibe to any
the prcparauon Of propretary me .icines. Does the
fct that an article Is prepared bv process known only
% The manufacturer render that article ess valuable
How many PHYSICIANS know the elementary compost
ton Of the remedies winch they employ, some OF whirh
have never been anayzed? Few practitioners know
Sin or Chluroforln are made or how naiseous druEs
transformed into palalahe clixs yet they do not
prescription he e9mposion Of w.ieh e gnknown 10
accompanied ny printed statement Of It's proper les
sVnu. .ersons while admitting that my medicines are
good pharmaceutical comp object 70 tnem on the
grOunc that they are too often used with insufficient
Tightening the people TO H., structure ana functions
a. their hodes m cause aarseteT snd 9l
oymtnt OF my medicines, together With such anNarv
sisnsof The Peoples Medical ADVISER forty thousand
copies Of which laye already been published and are
post paid to any address within the United states and
pared use my Family Medicines. GOiden Medical DIS
cuverY is tome Alternative, blood ean~lnf anu an
uneQualled cough remedy Pleasant PureaiNe Re ltis
scarcely larger han mas ard iced, cunslti an agree
able and reliable physGt FaNOrltr Prescriptions a
remedy lor Gcb ualed tcmale ny GO pouu r. A.A =
of Smart Weed IN gica remedy tlrpon, now' com
plants ana uncquncd Linz lltn for huih human nnd
hoeei' sh Whlle Df. Sagos thtarrn lgm ~ B. khoN =
the world over as the creates. epcCnc TOR Nhlh anu
" old IN the Held,' ever gwen to the puhie,
These standard remedies nave been before me pun,
for IN yrirl ucrl IONg n1ush % lul5 tNat ilrll
mcrs, ana the best HrsImrIt ilHf ca ue YaHrrd 'l
tUn I,tlrls tur tttt no. 10 ifa 90 N,p 4ute4 % $50"
2. IA - 81 g.., A ~ -..--. At7
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To THr Enron or 'rHU SCN-Sir. am poor
broker just stating hu me aad lud great dihi ulty
having my entries passed by the entry CLERKS IN the
Eo,uuda because Will not pay them htcen ana twenty
cents each entry l have been 10 headquarters and
comp luci, and al the sa,isfacioa got wa to name
the party and seton Nori he taken. was ADVISED by
some uf hr older brokers 60 do so. us O. w"-a reg
lar aug, Hfa NOulu have my cnirl ever aitr.N lri
tNroWu uIf, amt h. would make me cir cnrinN.
NuW, ~ Ii we SHOWN ilrl iNit every 90 rs flrih
udkt- up lf mus unutlN Nn0 tNlYt. Hut illnN hi
uiutuHs $50 per month from thc uroher. WHO hHyt
ul tuirt. 90 pa s while The snail N. ger Struggling
a'f hu every iWpti.utnl ffoNu IN ms way b} tlie
tuuj C.t.h. .4 fNc ltIiuuni.
should lier 90 SNOW ftNr Drohcrsi az " II rs ncle
sam, nIu.f f.i' these puruitt.
cunld nam" great many lnfe lnror'rt' mat are
being cNn- u'3 "lltd' hy tAr.c s4ntr ctrfS
AZ o. s lilN irc n owing worse ana Nuftr. re- poet
fully request thI You viii expose a. {. II bkukER
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THE LOST CITY or WACO.
Evidence show Ing that the Fire Originated
Isctw cen Decks.

GAIN f-ToN. Nov. A.-Amdasits taken Of
an gcsons Who uadc di,- search for she lost
pa scnsc AID crew Of The CTS OF Waco furllh fun
ami compete account Of all the niorm,tion obtained.
The evidence OF Lcmuel Brown, Insurance arcut also
81 The officers OF the w.. AMI the captain Of The
schooner tcIsin witch pcKcd up the foremost Of the
CTS ~ Waco, an asrce That The mast VS. burnci uI
lDl .M does Of inc vessel, Showing that the nic
must have Drl- luaftu below.
lt, y IeA0c - apt d. y. sawyer. Capt. j. H. lOhoi
! his u CO., anI l.. ui auln NAuWarug. VINO were Ont
twl day- cruising shows There were ai cast en ca- =
oi oh found .4uug winch uai never been scotcAcl.
and thi of must lave nren thrown overheard before
III. nfr retchru the deck Of the Waco.
The small boat round belonging TO the vessel was
atinF bottom IN, and. upon eX4minatiou. showed =
print fOutstcp ON tlr twarts, the iashings nayn
been cu and the osrs htls gone, showing that SONS
persons nrt nave lcft tue steamer m a. Divers are
now NorkinC ~ the wreck Ot tne MacI, hud ~
thought tur.hcr Information viii be developed.
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MTMANN-RlcHMAN.-on SUNDAY, Nov. Il. ls7s
nv the Rev Dr lucb cl asss Cd by the Rev. Nelsck
lgnaiz Altman to 'de oldest daughter OF VI. Rich
man f-q, all OF this ritv.
BARTHOLOMEW 90 SrfPBVi.N. On Wednesday.
Nov: IL li3 Bedtorl st. by the Rev Robert scott
Frederick WI iAn sun OF j :. ftlOlumcN, Esq., Of
Chrli nha. ENGLAND, 20 Grac Guthrie, laughter OF J.
stepOurn, Esq, klr<Wetl, orkney, scotland.
Dolly tOSIAIN \ the Church OF The Holy IHnl.
w. Oh Thursday eveaing, NJ 49, by the Rev. VIII IN
D'Orvile Duty. rector of - paus Church. Waterloo,
y Y. Dr Wheeler X. Doty IA MISS Li1ze H. toss'n, al
OF this city.
FORBES FIELDS On Frd y. Nov 10 1874. by the
Rev. Dr. Niles of Boston, Charles W Force of Wash
ngton ID. G.. to kilnn Auitnd, Fielis ~ this city,
uERMANtE -EETYEA.-On Thursday, Nov Is. 1878
nv the Rev J. llernincc Fields Hcrnluce 10 Ela cnJ
daughter % Peter kelyeA No cards. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GA Wednesday, Nov.
H. st the residence o; the BRIDES mOthc- krOogyn
the Rev. J. A. Roach George H. III yer to \. tiusst
youn est daughter OF the late Henry NaIIrWatcr
TAAGEMAN- HOAGLAND.-On Thursday. Nov. Ia
1879 az the rcsidcnc" Of tho brides parents 37I cars
ton av, Brookyr, y. Y. Ivy thr Rev. Grorr- f. Reed,
George T. Tangeman Esq, ~ Gin .innat OhlO TO Cori
~. eldest daughter OF III. and Mrs. G y llOaglind.
NKtDENBERu -FITZ.CERALD.-iu 1t. Marys
Church. Mott Haven. on THURSDAY Nov IL, ny the Rev.
G >. Steuhcasoa estor assisted by the Rev. Mm q.
Frencl Lexington Livingston NredenOerg TO Minnie
Rae FitZ-Gerald.
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Live stock Marriott

NEW NuRK. "Wednesday. Nov et--Recepts OF
hervrs tUdly we're "a ear loads or td6 head, mainly
s@inmon and ordinary STOCK, incudns 20 car loads Of
Texas. thrrnFec. anu Colorado cattle The uprnt nd
Was 'itcd. snd at r. iuctl n OF fuv t6c q n = moi
NOR an onc.hnli Of the receipts could Dc sod. A
ttw OF the best ratYc steers were sold AZ t11, ice
D. u drcs. ~ -. TO the frOss cw common to good
DO az ~ il5ac, 70 dfcss '5 VI ~. AID ORDINARY to
lar icNIs AMI cherokee cattle at 7alrS'sc. n to
dress % -.
Rccepts ~ sheep and iiinns were ~ loads OF
- % hc1t, none OF WliCh acrc wanted, and the mar
ke W. among tir du .t col the year the few ssirs
were az buyers own figures. idJsc. n. fur com
mon 70 good sheep, and 1er7s. r y for common ~
70 q laolns.
Receipts Tor hogs were g. csrs or h13O heads. few
Siate aud ono hos were sold alive at 7.t5h,".
Wy urcsncl hugs m 81 .inadA 40 w anl D.
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DotBLING Up rnE cnrRcnEs.
An Important Movement Begun In BROOKLYN
Congregations Heavily in Debt.


The consolidation of the Clinton street
Nirs1 ana Amity street ,SuuthJ Presbyterian
churches I'm Brooalyn is an example. which, it
is thought. other congregations on the church
crowded. Heights viii follow. Since thu Hill as
become popular and the old fashion 4hle man
sion Oh the Heights have become boarding
huu c~. ire Heights churches have failed TO
pay rrcnt expenses. within the area of the
Height there are eleven evangelical churchee.
the T. i-cuunlan. have Holy Trinity, Grace
thutc1 and ~. Aun's in addition 10 TINS M II
her. II costs frOm 81 90 to SlS.Wn n wear 10
nay the current expenses OF n place OF worship,
and - well knowu minister sad yesterday That
Mr. Becchcr's church and II 'ly Trim " alone
to ret through the year without dchciencV
Dr. Sforr.e church l. nos able To do this. and Is
yet encountered with heavy deht. The Amitv
street church nss Hdent 81 tnWt, aud tine Cln-
ton street church, the Rev. DIR. Van Dykes, has
Il dot % SlSNOJ. When Dr. Speir was the pas
Tor of the Amiv street church. there were Vital
an rcncce netwCcn he cOngre cations on polit-
cal ard theological topics. The church las Ueen
wi'uout 4 pastor for soMe time, and ~ the dif-
fcfcn.cs had been overcome by a cH, ngc OF
tunes. the trustees. comforting with Dr. Van
DYKES trustc. +. de, ided that a union would be
the wiscst course. The combined cunGres alton
VI ! number anuut seven hundred persons. Dr.
winch Is to no known sthe Clinton street Pres
bNteran Church. The place Of worsnin
N,il lie in one or the O'hcr Of the Church cdi-
fees. The Brouklyn Ir,shytrry Is to meet to-
~, ow TO give formal sanction to the console
datirn Dr Van DYKE has resigned u pusiti' N
a. pastor ~ his own church t. accept tine pas
t.ruc OF the cIrnhin q cOnurcgitiOn. 1t Is w.
l"Ntd that tho new church VIII " rSuil uprtu L.
ntntls In he First Cnurrh, at Clinton aud R"m-
n ttrccts. Ihc average ~ nh rhtp ~ tho
Ell. rthes on thc Heights t. les thlu I've hun
drtd ptr-un-. The - Stur's lat, Is l,.s Than
tall + the cXi euse. man, Of The churches Iay-
iug moro for choir Than tor T. .stor.
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WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 24-Flour was more active,
yy cr fApo ws SG9aH .d i3' T Ma H', r q
z t'.55 for slPirs nacs Tgcat nonr dgll torp
sls5 s. 90 fupernnr STATE ana Weston sLaR
Hi.G 'Airas. s. % sos no. * aui NNX,
a. ,NHH ,t WE q 49,. '"I N H., S.i
r,T'@ ;a;ins'3s cl2 'rad' an, 'nl iGnS orss S'
2,cr, sr,p,i5, .ttr,1 ~ =, en- ~ iy' H. t
ro. frc. So $40. Corn meal Western, tfc. t935e
500 ii-anayM me- s3e1 81 Buckwneat hoGr, , loj
uaI on 6c po ! 81 Sp ne s sRo but 1t s
@t.270; ami for future de ver. 1000 hbls. AZ t20Si
Macon quiet salcs 30 TX. city long clear at ice, cut
Ia III fresh d. al iltlc Lard was over .nd artivc
sae. on the spot 100 tes a. i5aelsc 9r choice Old
nred, l9s, lt7sc for prime city, ana l2'ec, for 80
Ieit isc seller the YEAR isi.c Tor hccrmber ~ Is
Lee Tor January, l3@ laYr dor February, and l.3lc
January sold a. i2isc ami Fepruiry at i3c.. showing
T4 .S f ice bt sSS Ss SB P' @g
state hlklns and hair hr,ins, 20 l2ci d. pasi 25t
n S5sSo 9ecs IN hsc acT 9ol pS nT@ a. 9
for OHIO factory hsg' steady At 2s5lc' for fresh
GaAIS Wheat quiet sales seoOo bush. at q 90 for
Milwaukee,, ti..7 winter red, tleotfl25; No.
81 ss 0a.s duii sales - io3 bnsh at 4o@ibc Tor in
mixed ise s i"r Quinn S to choice White Rye aa
barley nm sales 1900 bush at til2 for No Cana.
QUIET Slate tissi.s5 ~, Canada slaoafi,io Gcrn
agsr 6r Az a. new e%s9 * 99 "a, o s" scnoei
mifel icS7ie, 70 sail mixed, and zoe. for new south
GorroS The iarset for cotton on the SPOT opened
ea.i5 9ni holders olered sec3 pis,s a f e
lgYm SaPscGs Midsng p3apq FAX lS S sRI 10y " or
evp'rt los Tor con.ump'on and 90 Or spccmaliop.
lmpes III ana oRrG,asGal s sSi' ,@ n'7 &
JjaI9ary ~, Tor 5chrnayf Is i".., i9I N'GGn,
III on markell wa. anst m1dnrg opa9d s5sl
81 y MH p
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state bonds were dun but arm the only recorded
sses having been In Virginia ds. consolidated cx ma
tured coupors At G6fd5 In rnroad Douds there
welustiibu.e led ira The following the prnci
ri transactions Hannibal ana 81. Joseph 81 c,n..
S23i tucsapeakc and OhtO lists. coupon on, 3Oaa C
cago, burlington and Quincy -. 100; Milwaukee and IT,
Paul lst, La Crosse DIVISION p5S Chicago North
coupon god bonds 81; Morris and Essex
IS, II. loo Chicago and Milwaukee lists 100 New
York CeDtn sts coupon. ~ Harlem lists, IS coupon,
1ls3e Lake Shore lists, 1uaS Central Pacific
god bonds, ln69l unon Paclnc Railroad 1sts, 1854
Onion Pacnc - land grant, % Union Pacihc sinking
fund ISL Pacific Railroad OF Missouri 1st. II Canada
southern lists, coupon on 55i4 North Missouri lists,
70 American u & and Improvement Co. -, 100; Erie
4ths, 9i@gla; Central Pacific. California aud Oregon
branch, JlN; Northwestern con, coupon gold bonds,
50; Alton and rerre Haute lists. l07 Chicago Rock
Island and Pacinc -, 10Y; Columbus. Chicago and
ne opening nigncst lowest. and , p. Nj. closing
price, OF stocks to-day
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Snslntss NnIltts.



Vow VIII mud Mas. WtSsLow'a eonrurNa ayRt-P an
invaluable frien Il cures dyhcutcry ami dtatrhtsa,
rcgt. ties The stomach and novels CufHs NiId colo.
softc the gums reduc sinnlninatio and gives tons
stance where tuc infant Is run rag from pl and tx.
hausttpn rcicf viii ~ found m nffccu went, iIu.
mtes after ihc soohin. syruD has Decl administered
DO not fail to procure t.
From, the south! c. T.. sair. Richmond. Va. says
he has sald - gre Il deal Of lSHNIl1'3 PINE TREE
neral Sati,iactcn" II n,iaS me hnSSnI' sye,
coughs. colds dphthcra. lrot weak lungs asth.
ma anu catarra, anu de''rogs consumption
cral DEBILITY, and weakness proUptlv cured rs WIN.
CHFSTlp'S uYPOf HOSPiIiTE or LINE AID
snnA;r and - per hottie. PREPARED oay nv WIN.
CHESTER Co, Chemist 80 John st., New Yofk-
sod ~ al druggists
Dyeiuu and Cleaning NJ the New York Dve-
ing nhd Frnnp t.tttlt nm mt, St m Island. Offices
No N Duane - sl@ Broad Say. $40 SIN .v - y. loi
anu los PlerrcpOn it., oOklyn Est hlshcd % year.
Don't Ln-c Your Hair! "CHEvALlERs LIFH
FOR THE HAIR" restores gray hair perfectly. stup.
falling out once. inrrca. its rrOath rtpdly and
maXes the hair beautiful sold ny all druggists.
THANKSGIVING Ladies'. Misses Gents nud
boys boots ali CATERS toilet slippers, children
lesgings ali 81 le ald moderate prices. PdirOni2,
MILLER CO. UniOn square.
A Dollar Case Of HOmnopa tho Mcdiciues
win directions Tor neir use sent postpaid rcco II
ofN. SMITHS Homeopathic Pharmacy, l0i 4th Av-
,A:.Kpp,urc Cared by pr. Mnrsi PrincirsI
House. NO uptown branch.
just try Mi-tnr's Bai.am Of Wild Cherry
for that cough twill cure IL speedily. 30 cts. aud 81
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.rhe scarc!ty ol monoy |. aeve1eIg felt hy Im-

The scarcity OF money Il severely felt by Inn
pOrtcrs and manufacturers, and they QQl ged %
make sacrifices TO o0iAln rceuy funls. The gleat
original dollar store 667 Broadway having large capt
tai and a thorough acquaintance with the m iket h1B
mus been ale 10 secure an immense stock OF goods
bought tlr cash A. very low figures lh' STOCK IA.
ses OF wonderful variety OF goods OF use, ornament
and fancy, which are all Oir on the general average
sales May Of the arclcs sold for one dollar do not
yea any roht, while Yth,rs snch as gold 9nd tyer
~ boxes, &c arr d 81 Onchllt NE cost ~ manu-
faclure or import BY means of the general ay-
age system more expensive goods can hc sold cheaper
tnan los any other pl'n tue seller reahlnF prO1t ana
the nu chaser getting Twice a. much Tor his money as
he could get elsewhere. tal ana see -Adc.
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To-day being the ninety anniversary
OF The evacuation OF New YORK city by the British army
the veterans of 1919 viii assemble IN Military Han at
noon, and subsequently, dine al tht tonlncnla Hotel
The Adulant,J. Gould warner, VIII hoist the nag On
the Old fort in tue Central Park at sunrise,
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supposed suicide of a BOSTON Broker.

BOsroS. Nov. 2i.-It Is feared that MIR. :. $.
JACKSON prominent broker and real estate agent Of
th cry hes commit ed suicide. lie last going
upcn the Chelsea ferry boat last night Soon after the
boat tcachcd chelsea his oYcrcOat ana umOreilt were
found on seat, and 10 the oycrcoat pocket his watch,
Chuln eyeglasses papers. &c. rs he rarely returned
home uj noa Hpprehensions OF deliberate suicide
an. cnf ef
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MIR. j. Gay er, superintendent Of the Fourth
DIVISION a. tine Post ONCE hiss written 20 Pr, -.l, 1T
Mclean, of the sock Exchange suggesting III p p
Wciy ~ drawing up an acc 70 fupurrss gambling In
puts and calls bY which uumufrs Of CouufryfNrn
hive been nccced Mr. Caylcr's letter was elected ny
the ucpo ine n ono oi these put and call citculr IN
each o the Post once ttuGe wrnEs ago. lie saws
az - OF the put anu can men were formerly saw
aus hNI
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Lirtlc Johnny'- Invcariantion.

joseph l.. rerley, President of the Fire De-
partuent, before the Senate Investigating Committee
yesterday charged upon the Department. of Public
Works the responsibility for the frozen hydrants that
crippled the usefulness of the Fire Department II
winter aud Gen. Alex shalor thought that the salaries
OF the nrenen might be reduced, and that goo men
might be employed to MI their places.
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A nn, Clnlhel hr a rolIcrnnn.

James Carh erry. aged 10 wears, accused Police
Cllhardt, before Justice Riley, In Br1oEy yc.-
teriay II cu1 bl him about Il head. and hc showed
marks on his face SAID have been made by the on.
ccr- club The sorl he tod ihat theie had bee
tuThance In front vi his unccs SELDOM, ana tina the
policeman tried 10 arrest tie uncle In ilteii ering IN
his urCe's NJ (. 10" Troy WIS cuuhcd. the ofct
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MoNTpF4r. Nov @'rhe canal between La
chine and this ci,y Is blocked with ice. number u
DOWN. ard bound vessels Will have to winter chine
An carly Ice bridge ID expected opposite the city owing
t. low wafer Navigation is closed tins year come days
&. Tlicr than last.
1i lee in the liver At Ottawa Ia rapidly thickenine
yera persons have sscd on loot, and in few day5
the ice bridge VIII he strong enough Tor teams.
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NTTINr Oh W F7'NT7 WANl wv Y.
Steamship Gult stream. Jacmci u Ter. nut mas
etDGH hiI Denmark. London. iuu.r. .u4 mae.
steamship ROTTERDAM. Il 'ttcrdlm, udsr. ana pass.
Steamship san salYAint say tpuAn. Ii o.. and pass
steamship iioaQius, Pniladely .li. ,1al
~ an hip Oi Duniniun. Hlcdmond tity Point, aai
MORT IIh. nltfc aud pass.
t''i-hip Sc Gus, 'o-ton NJ. e.. anu pass.
~tennshp Elc1norl. Pnriltnd. 10 i-e aid pais.
iir iluirrp Singh. alrutfi, iHu.c.
bark Mary Pratt ~tcttin, lead
Bark Elizi lit SIS. b. rmuda 10 hiHisi.
Bark Lriraim Williams, DIX leland, granite.
Bark SOpmI H. Iunr- Iaila 2. coffee.
Brig Memphis, Windsor, \. -, plaster.
Hrg y shaway, Point. -pi r., lugvoOd.
Hrig River queen. ii, JlncirO. con
Brig Mary A. Cnasc, Fern 4ndina. naval stOres.
Brig &. G. ary Boston. m 1ilid,t.
Big &. {. sweeney, Anstcful nm, In ballast.
Also the usuai rv r ma cptusIt. vessiN
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Extcn-ive Robbery by CIerk.

HLvERHILI. Mass, Nov. 2i.-An extensive
robbery OF the clothing house OF j. s, Wheeler by a
crk, named Iiail, discovered this morning aud
Ia &C. Quantity of goods taken by Han were found
STORED room Wheeler suspended bu incss recently
ln nsrqucnce Of unaccOunabie losses Wlch are now
hnHinoi llalhns ned The value OF the goods stolen
j 81 D tI l.t
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Mary Walsh, aged 40 years, was arrested for
yaEraucy aud taken 10 the Tenth Brooklyn police
station. on Tuesday morning she so sick that she
could not be removed 10 court. aud the Charity Com.
missOners were Instructed take her 10 the hospital
Ihey promised to do 80, but did not ana yesterday
Olcu IN tue police station.
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To rHT Enron or lHE SrN-ST The whole
country viii endorse your proposition TO reduce the
army Gct Congress also abolish the marine corps.
Its only use IT pTs' nj 4. to al1rl band 81 music for
tue White uouse and to support BODY Of idle men.
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VIM. II Turmore mas made m assignment TO
Clarence h. secor liabilities seis0ilS, assets 81
e0O13 George NJ. Vanderlip aud John J Taylor have
nl,d an ass gnment to Albert Capwel liabilities, tsS,
70, 81 assets f5O34S Henry Alhem has assigned to
neuty Welsh, Emanuel Ducksiciu 10 Isaac Elklns.
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NEW YORK SAVINGS BANKS.
THE BfNK SUPERTNTENDEN OVER-
LOOkING THE BOOkS.
Interesting News for Depositorr Most Of the
Banks solid as Gold Where Weakness "
shown Hanks that May be Closed

Interesting News for Depositor- Most Of the
Banks solid as Gold Where Weakness ~
shown HRuk- that May be Closed.
superintendent Ellis of the Bank De
partmcnt Is IN the city overlooking the work of
the Bank Examiner, Mr. George W. Reed, who
has been engaged fnr some time In examining
tho condition Of New York city savings banks
Mr. Ellis said to a SCN reporter last evening;
My examiners nave during the wear finished
the examination II all the banks outside Of
Vow YORK city. and examined all She large banks
in the city. There are several small banks yet
to he examined. The large hanks. such as the
scameps, Beverly, Bank for Savings, Union
Dime, and others are "a sound as gold dollar
but some Of the small banks will have to be
closed within the next few months. Nearly all
the banks having over nalf u million dollars on
deposit are safe enough
Reporter II IL said that you intend 70 close
the Pcuules Savings Bank at ouccy
NJ. Elis-An ex .ninatiOn has been made OF
the Pconics savings Bank, and find II to be n
very weak bank. IL IL hardly fair however. to
dcuosiior, g. publish that bank Is TO be- closed
before n receiver y actually appointed. for then
tie Officers II lauls nave a cnaucc to let their
ing smaller total for the dcpo-itOrs who are
not so fortunate. have no power to appoint a
receiver supply notify the ATTORNEY -Genctal,
who makes AN application To the Court. | do
nee Of sue II uUIiicatipn- iNr II dpVusturs are
to suffer, IL: them all suffer alike.
The reporter here referred Mr.. ELI to the last
statement f the People Savings II NIX.
The h NIX IL situated at al 1hud avenue,
Frederick Olu' stcails President aud Charles u.
Rulgrr. StcrctGr,. II WIS Incorporated ia 1855.
itS statement Transmitted to ths L., gisatufo
t.,ls Sc + Is Is follows
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DIHO KCED.

PtNDEFLL.-Gn the city OF Sew York. on the G,,a
day co. y y'mh"r, 1910 ~ the Hon John d Freedman
Judge ~ the Suurr.ur tlurt, cara l.. it'tor .
ia rr.N reIdr,il custody OF cAlt iVIrlci to mo
plaintiff. Cause sdulicry.
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Concert of the Normal Conservatory Of Music

A concert was given last evening ut
Steinwsy Hall In the interests Of the Normal
Conservatory of Music. The programme was a
long one. and the first part consisted entirely OF
the works of Bach.
1t Is to the credit OF the pupils OF this institu-
ton that they show an appreciation Of, and
desire 10 excel in, the highest forms Of musical
ATT. Among the performers were Miss Ward and
Miss Wilson, pianists Mrs. Carragan, Nj s Locke,
Mrs. Colt. Miss Palmer ana MI. Ban, vocallsts,
and Mr.. CARR. viniinist.
II would scarcely he just to these young ar
fists to subject them 10 severe critical tests.
Their aims are good. and in some instance the
n tainment pralseworthy Such pieces as Bach )
chromatc fantasia and fuguc are ouly t. be
thoroughly well pl yed by the gre itest artists,
but Miss Hard rendered IL with a nrm touch,
facility OF execution. ami correctness. Mr. & trri
played the extremely difficult chaconne hy Bach,
md other equally ambitious a'tempts were
made. a series % six Of the soirees is to be
.iVen tis winter, OF which this ia the first.
rheJ are under the direction OF Mr.. 7. &. Ger
ZACH.
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The German saloon Keepers Central Organi2-
alton nave voted their thanks 10 GOV. lll"n for p1r'
d.nnS from state prison sgismund schMao' memotr
of The ASSOCIATION,
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