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ORfA ORDERS NOT BINDING.


Judge Mclean Of the supreme Court in Free
hold y H.. SATURDAY rendered decision sustaining
chef of PoIce Green OF Long Rrlnch IN ms refusal to
mprlson the keeper Of disoruery house It the com
msnd OF Justice Lane Aug. 10. one rownlcy
was arrested that day Tor keeping dis.
orderly house. and "a the evidence against him
conclusive Mr. Lane the presiding Justice Of the
Peace. sentenced him 90 pay nne. ToWucy refused
20 pay the nnc ana Iusic6 Lane ordered hn ooStd IN
Tor twenty days The chef ~ Police refused 10 lock
TOwniey mp or to allow lis subordinate oicrrs to DO
so, ana IOwnley was given his freedom. Judge Mc.
Lean holds that verbal command To an ottCer ~
sUhit to justify the commitment Of prisoner.
written commitment setting down the term uf mn Iis
onment rcl und misunderstanding must be served hy
thc Justice ana given to the l'cr. In this the
thitf Of Police and the keeper II the jail must have
laid themselves able for false aud imprisonment
had they Obeycd the Justice.
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SmnlI.Pox in UrookIvu,

Owing to the alarming increase OF small. .pox
IN brooklyn, the roard Of Health have ordered all
stores and business buildings Ia which the disease
sts to be closed and marked with yellow negs. There
forty fatal cases last week Three cases out
Of six that were reported yesterday we're fatal mass
Of Infected clothing found Ten Eyck street and
removed lady Prospect place died Of tho disease
with no nurse except school teacher who attend
Ing regu arly to her school duties Inc health ofcer
FORBADE her turning to the school The cnild OF
nductOr ded after some days sickness In which her
father went from the bedside to his work The phy 81
Cians enforce the etrictest rules those VITO We
been careless The disease thus far Ia most prevalent
IN The Eastern District IL has been spreading rapldI
~ Stagg street, among the Germans.
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DIR. Fulton Changing hi. Mind Again.

The Rev. DR.. Fulton last evening read to his
congregation letter Withdrawing his resignation,
which the church meeting Thursday evening refused
~ accept by vote OF lO2 TO l0i and saying that he
had offered his resignation because he could not
10 be party to strife and he hoped 1t might contribute
TO the prosperity Of the church but finding that this
cour.e gave great pain to many had learned love
ana In consideration OF the perls threatening the church
10 case he went he eoncluaed g. Withdraw IT, lie asked
forgiveness for oil words rashy spoken, and
willingness TO forgive. TO those ished ch ngc
u pastor aud Deheyrd mat they would be happy
ana useiu m some other church. let such forth nth
aGod speed Nothing was said or done about the let
ter r Fulton said last evening that ibis act would
probably end the turhulcnce,
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STEALING Sf10,OOO.
Tue Treasurer of Saratoga County De-
nuIter- Fraudulent County Bends.

fnuIter- Fraudulent County Bonds.
Troy, Nov. THE people OF Saratoga
county are excited over the discovery Of the
defalcation OF Henry \. Mann, Treasurer Of the
county for the last fifteen years. II Is known
that the sum OF his stealing will reach $l4O 0O1,
and It may largely exceed that amount. His
term expires ON Dec. "a. lie was a candidate
for reelection, but was refused nomination by
his party friends solely on political grounds.
Nothing wrong with his accounts was suspected
until last Wednesday, when his notes went to
protest. some Of his creditors made an invosti.
CATION. and ascertainod that he had kept his
credit good for the past two years by illegally
issuing $4,000 worth Of county bonds. This
disclosure was followed by the failure Of Med
bury a Mann, paper collar IN .nufacturers OF
Balstnn. The junior partner Of thi, concern Is
son OF the delinquent official. and the report Is
that for some months the nrm has been kept
tire 'sufy.
Tho Attorney-Genera has commenced pro
ceedings to recover taxes aggregatiug 5000
which are due the state, and yesterday Mann s
real estate in Ballston was att ched The reve-
lations came like "A thunder shock upon the peo-
pie Of the county, aud IL l. feared there are
other dthhpuencies vet to be revealed. The
Board Of SUPERVISORS viii meet tomorrow to
take action IN the promises. MGnns sureties
said to be responsible. uut the lawyers say
that II bonds have been Illegally iss lcd. the loss
were negotiated in New York city. District At
tOrney Ormsby SAYS that u is likelv Mann will bv
proceeded against lOr forgery. MIR. Ormsby said
he was profoundly surprised when he heard the
been the reverse OF e1frayagnnt. and he could
account for his fall on uu other hypothesis tn IN
that tie hau been unft rtunute in specul atlons.
and that he used the county money and credit
40 t4f e. u / ll-s q
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GRANT IS AN onIroR AGAIN.
The Washington city Third -Terner.' Sntur-
day Evening spree.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The Republicans fred
one hundred guns last night In honor OF Tuesdaya vic
tories. Then they serenaded the President who, iron
tue front portco OF the Executive Mansion. said;
GENTLEMEN: am very glad to meet you on this oc
caspn and TO congratulate you on 80 good cause fol
%JOeng to the entire country over the elections OF last
tuesday Mhle ths Republican metortlea were mol
geai, they we're sufficient TO accomplish the purpose
The Rag baby has hcen entirely suppre fed, anu The
people nov know what Kind of money they TO have
~ me future and think We have An assurance that
the kpunllcans VII control the Government for al
least -four years Ongef.
. The crsNd then marched To secOr Rohesons ana not
nndlng him at home moved on TO Boss Shepherd /
shoddy palace aud listened 10 the BOsss
remarks On the recent elections. II was noticeIhi,
that afer leaving the WhtO House the Oic holder
went past the residences OF Jewell, Fish and BristoN
without tune.or cheer THIS Is interpreted To meaI
that Jewell and B lstOw, beng third termers r,
unpopular in the OtncehOders
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The Biggest EIcpbnn, in America.

A throng of curious lIohoken people pcered
through tho heavy oaken Slated gates of Aynong
Met arhys stone yard all day yesterday A. the hg ele
phant Jennie. that chained TO . stone pillar and
was quietly eating bog hay. 1he animal Is sid 10 DO
the largest Of her Kind Ia the country aud she h, been
until recently member of the Central Park Museum.
After her removal from the FarA she quatered At
nrst IN Met lOkcy VcrY sanlr hut a. the ceiling
too low % allow her to stand upright and her social
disposition bred panic among tn horses, she
moved tn the graitc posts and columns Of the stone
ward ON SATURDAY night sic escaped from her chain
ripped open several bags OF choice hair. The clc
phlnt van he taken Philadelphia n few days, and
there she III DC exhibited.
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THE BISHOP or HIYTT.
The services in the Church nj Madison Ave-
nue. and Thrty-6lth street.

Two white men and two colored men sat
behind the chancel railing in the Church Of the
Incarnation last evening. The whites are pure
Caucasian, and the officials OF that pulpit. one
Of the colored men is a Hight, but distinct mu-
latto OF intellectual and almost Caucasian fea-
lures He is the pastor OF St. Philips Epi scopal
Church, New YORK city. The other Is a gentle.
mlld-faced, smal-featured, jet black, shining
representative OF the dominant race In Hayti,
and Is their Protestant Episcopal bishop.
After the last "GlOry be to the Father" had
been sung, the light-cOlored clergyman read the
Creed and all the remaining preliminary eXer-
cise-. Then the little black man, Bishop Holly,
IN his clerical robes, preached the siEtn auni-
yer>ary sermon II the House uf Rest for Con
sumptive~, an Episcopal institution IN Westchc--
ter county. His ulnunrr i- diruined without
prctrHCe. hl, cnuncistion distinct, and his tones
notably sonorOus lli- sermon illustrated God 5
care Of tue human body
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train ON the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad had
started IN Newark on Saturday evening when we'll
dressed man. IN attempting to spring upon the plat
form. lost his footing fell between the cars and hung
suspended. powcrless TO eStricate himself. Charles
Ramsthser neRsDoY OF sixteen years, dashed aside
hls armfu OF newspapers and sApping 10 the p iform
Of the grasprd and hcld with all his might the i'm
pcriled unit passsngers helped TO extrcate INN.
1uc man then jumped from the cars ami, bewllrred.
ran rapidly up Merkct street. Charley quietly picked
NJ Ms sea tered newspapers ami wAikCd OH Master
klnsthaler all important little fellow IN nj WY
Newark. Ne t. q Wholesale IeWsucaltr and Sc Up
pOrts In COmicrt widowed mother.
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Cardinal McCloskev is in Dublin.

Cardinal McCloskey is in Dublin.
The Attorney G eueral has decided that canal
boats required ~ be documenled vessels OF
the United states.
John Deckley, while hunting deer near Row
snds, Pike county Pa Was accidental shot aud killed
by one Of his companions.
The body OF August Anderson, Of jamestown,
n. Y, who has been missing since Thursday last WAS
found yesterday hanging IN the woods. lac cause Of
his suicide is unknown,
Lieut-Col. John Ireland blackburn. ConseryN-
tive, elected 10 the British House OF Comm Ms for
Southwest Lancashire to M vacancy caused by the
death of Mr. Charles Turner
Charles j. Conner, one ~ the most promlnent
citizens of Concord y H., ana ShcTln uf MOrrimAck
county, arrested Saturday charge Ot setting
nre ~ his store On Thursday last
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sixteen Car. Thrown Down n Bank.

RUTLAND, VI, Nov. THE Schenectady
freight train the Rensselaer, and Saratoga DIVISION
OF the Delaware and HUDSON Canal and Railroad Com.
pany. which left Rutland Friday night, met with a
serious mishap about four miles east OF Whitehall
on heavy down grade tho tram, consisting Of forty
cars, broke apart ad soon aftcr came IN collision,
throw ing sixteen cars down bank some ntteon or
tNcuty feet ana smashing them up very badly The
damage to the frcigt considerable. besides an al
most entire destruction Of the sixteen cars.
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The services in the Mariners Church ester
day were commemorative of W. d. Harris. who for
twenty years the corresponding secretary Of tho
New YOrE Port Society. Mr. Harris was born IN Car.
lisc, Pa. In 1900 the OF revolutionary soldier.
Iu early life he In business Pittsburgh but hav.
ing failed he COMPROMISED Sith his creditors Many
years afterwurd he paid them u fun lie cune to New
YORK IN lsJs III. business iofhlm 10 The West lndes
md to those porte he made several voyages super
cargo. IN 1910 he joined ir sprlsge congregation In
the Old Brick Chutcn. lie wrote three tracts that mad
aggrtAtte circulation Of lSu.IfHt tuLlp- nnd his
name Correspondent OF the Poit sorr,y known
al over the world. lie died IN Bslumure the lith
~ iui Ia
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MADRID, Nov. AT u meeting Of the mem
bers Of the sagasta party to day the names of 22
Senators and Deputies were read announcing adhc.
renee TO the OBJECTS of the meeting. sehor sagasta
declared that the Consttutionass desired to he the
most liberal party under the Government Of King Al.
fonHO, They wished to mnintAu the principles " lstp,
correcting defects but preserving the spirit Of the
luton. committee was appointed 10 report Whe ther
the party will vote IN the lOrttz
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nouns or LEISURE.

Second wrestling match between william Mil
Ter and Andre Christol, Grand opera House. Nov. o.
Musical and dramatic entertainment and hop
bY the Peerless Thespian Circle Turn Hall, Noy. TO-
The social event In military circles this week
Will be the reception and promenade concert OF the
rwcnty-sccond Regimcnt IN ITS arnury tonight
In DE- Rogers's church In Fifth avenue, the
Rev Dr Storrs Wll Tonight deliver the nrs u series
vi free lectures subject The Libraries Of Europe"
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the OLD WORLDS VIEWS.
The statue of Liberty that France Intends TO
Erect In New York harbor.

PARIS Nov. The French-American COM
mitee for the erection Of statue in sev York harbor
commemorative Of the centenary Of the Independence
ofthe United States gave great banquet last night
In the Hotel du Louvre.
NJ, LahQnlaye, who presided. was supported by Minis
ter Nashhurue and Gen. AhIaC AID de camp OF Ires
dent MacMahon Tue two hundred guests included the
Hon. Robert &, Schenck, Gen, siekles, Nicuinptr
dnarcOurt, Alcxandre Dumas, NJ. Gerome NJ
BatholGL Bacon Appleton Admiras Pohnan
FourchOn. and Grayere, DR.. Kern. the Swiss Enyov
Minister Leon say. WALTON and De Meaux, aud lhs
grandsOns Of Lafayette, Rochanbeau and Buuillet.
cOngrsulatory telegram was sent TO President Grant.
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MONTREAL. Nov. To day another pastoral
letter from Bishop Bourget read IN AL the catholic
churches going into some explanations as before
gardlnE the sacredness OF consecracd cemetery and
that 70 preserve it, eanctity, the GuboTd burial lot
would he forever cursed,
The Bphop concluded by counselng the greatest for.
bearancc the part OF the people at the approaching
burial On no account were they to interfere, aud
warned them not ~ attend the funeral.
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FnqlI,hmcn Carrying Our Mails.

j. b. Walker & Co. Of MddlesborOugh on
Tees England have organized the star BAL Line.
United States and Brazilian mail steamers, to run fro m
New York 10 Para Pprnamhuco Bahia and RIO Janet.
rO The fleet Will embrace the John Brama, the Nel-
lie Martin, and the H. B walker bullt TO carry seventy,
hVc passengers each since the Withdrawal OF the Gar
rson steamers account Of the disconnuance OF the
Government subsidy, the trlhHpolauuh OF the mails
has been Irregular The NAker Line VIII take out the
U. S. mails about the 2Oth OF every month.
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oncc wealthy New Yorl, urrchan,.

Nathan Brown, formerly well known a, . dry
goods merchant In Tins ciiy, died at Lafu cite place
saturday, aged -. lie wa born IA Malone and
came 20 New lork over forty years Hgo. He made q
fortune me- psiuur the nrm of strhhu- oyt y co.
When that house failed MT. Browns fortune wa swept
away. and ne was never attrWard abc 60 get lucrative
employment ON election day he obtained employment
from toF. Indtn. which necessiiatvd much NtikGg,
aud becoming o,crhcat q. caught cola. ana contracted
pnU uWunlH. wll,h proved fatal MIR brown .
member Of ST. Paus L. {. Church IN tftY uiuth stree
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The Harvard Athletes.

BOSTON, Nov. THE fall meeting OF the IIar-
ward Athletic Association took place saturday after
noon at JarVis Field Cambridge. 10 presence OF 2Oo0
spectators. The mile was won by C. James Of 70
IA minutes ana ~ seconds the mile walk by Taylor
ot ~ IN minutes ana &i1 seconds the running hgh
jump by hupnird Of - hYe feet inch the loo.
yards dash by lhH OF 'l8 IN II seconds the hat mile
by LoWeli OF ~ IN minutes and ~ seconds quar-.
termile 10y Conan Of - IN bpt seconds; the r.
die race, l2o yards over ten hurdts by 1hayer OF IS
2Oll pecyuQs
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PANS, Nov. lin accordance with the cir
culAr OF the Munster Of Public orship, addressed to
the Bishops last MONTH prayers were offered up to-day
In the churches through France for the welfare Of the
country. A. requested IN the circular, the form Of
prayer used was that beginning win the words ;
" UOnine 6IC adlrdW tempUbucdnL"
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The infant trapeze performer, Prince Leo"
taken into the custody OF the Society for the Pre-
yeuton OF Cruelty 10 Children Saturday, while he
was performing In the matinee IN the TNol Garden.
Judge ponohue granted the warrant Tor his apprhrn.
zion AZ tne request Of Nil wright President Of the so
cttN. The boy alo is seven years old. suffering
much from over eNrrtlon and cruel treatment lom h'
master Physicians say that he - permanently injured.
lie is Of German uarenfaRe aud saws hls father lYs IA
Philadelphia. Ills master, one Leonard was placed M
Ill. IaI- - Z
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cURIOSITIES OF CRIME.

The safe Of Browning, Capron & Company In
Apponang Il. l., was blown open by professional
eracksinen on Saturday night ana robbed OF several
hundred dollars
In Woonsocket, II. L. on Saturday night, some
vandals entered OAK Hill Cemetery and threw down
ant broke about eighty marble monuments, heads ones
&c. No motive Is assigned for the outrage.
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Another church Kdiacc for nrool,lyp.

1hc church edince Of 81. Francis De ,alc-. the
fret enterprise OF the order Of nc ithgrs of crcy ia
Brooklyn, wes dedicated yesterday morning rs bishop
Loushu assisted hy Father Lc Neuf and other clergy.
men. The building loo by A. feet butt of brce with
ONO ston' ttlnf nls, and has seating capacity NJ
Con. II cost SlGuu1 and Is erected IN the midst of
large tract Of Hnd owned bj French Catholics, Al
broadway and HUI street.
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Poisoning Ills Neigbbor's We'll.

Lewiston, Me, Nov. Some excitement was
occasloned In Leeds Me- by the discovery yesterday Of
In large quantities Ia the family well " B. G.
Thomas. Fortunately, It was discovered IN the frat
paiu pumped up, aud before any one had drank from
II. ". Keith. neghoor, has Deen arrested on sus.
pic0n, he having purchased large quantity Of arsenic
u Lewiston ON Thursday ast
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The Gnllow- in Missouri.

In Troy, Mo. Henry Recke, convicted ~ tho
murder of h- WIFE, aud Meredith Matters convicted Of
murdcrug Miss Gal away, Who would not receive hls
attentions have been sentenced to be hanged.
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TIE New York Elevated Railroad line has
been opened from Thirty fourth to Forysccond street.
The time from the Battery Is twenty minutes. The
road Is % be completed 10 Fiicth street utXi week.
Stages are 10 uc run through Forty street " tno
NrnMd rniral {. .p.t.
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The Chatham Stree, ReyoImiou,,,..

DiscOrd still continues among the members Of
the United Ir-hmen Rcdvlyi. Patrick J. walsh has
be tried by martial for trCason and sentenced
to the destn" lie has appealed. OF The ether two
men who have been condemned 10 ilt, MCGt l5an Las
qut the en-! And tah sti holds NE clcrkshp Ia th
iNglettrf- tIllre.
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WHITEHALL. N. Y. Nov. 1880 A. MA large
nre Is raging here. II originated in the Lake House
md exteneed TO Nules House Deanos billiard saloon,
Hall q Kittreage's hardware store aud Is rushing up
Canal street South al fearful rate
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PARIs, Nov. IN Bardoux, Under Secretary
Of Justice has re- gucd. President MacMahon ha-
ccyed letters terminating the mission OF NJ. uuuerr,z
US Mlnleter from Costa Hca.
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Last evening at the invitation Of their Chap
lain, the Rev. Newland Maynard, the Forty yseyenh
Regiment IN fun dress uniform, attended divine wor
ship H. s. faus Episcopal Church, Nilllamsburgh The
command, under Col. DaHr l.. Austen, paraled about
2uu dies marching from-Jho arnory 60 the church.
lhey were dismissed lmmt tiaioy after the services.
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The Chnmhers.

BRUssLLs, Nov. 1.-rhe Belgian Chambers
viii Sremhle on Tuesday, 1t expected thai the Goy
eTnment " tl submit measure increasing the number
of mrmntis Of he Sruatc Aud Lowe House In prupur
uon 60 the increase OF popu.ation which has taken
place.
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The NnvnI rnynn.,c,.. Froud..

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. Tho testimony
In the case Of iluney, the deaultlng clerk Of Naval
PaymastcT Snauldng, was concluded Yesterday ana
me court adjourned 10 Mare Island. There Is ample
cause Tor believing that the trHimOny Is Of damaging
character and win neccssIatc the calling of court
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BT TEN
SUN'S REPORTERS,
The BrookIyn Rings white Elcphnnt-A Dc-
mand for Rrcount OF the Bnllots-Wby
Certain Police Transfers were Nndc.


niand Tor Rrc0unt OF the Bnllots-Wby
Certain Police Transfers were Made.
The BROOKLYN Ring are unwilling to givo up
the shrcvalty. The verdict OF the people expressed az
the pols IN favor Of Albert Daggett leaves whic ee
phant their hands in the person OF Thos r. Scvina
Chicf Engineer Of the Fire Department, whose place
has been pledged to another man. ON Saturday Bub"
Mclaughlin, brother Of the Boss, and Thos h. Ncyins
the defeated candidate consulted eminent counsel with
reference to the quickest means Of obtaining recount
OF the ballots They wCro told that the method pre-.
scrib,d by the statutes to wait until after Daggctt
had entered upon the duties OF his occ aud then by
quo warranto bring the ballot boxcs before court and
iry. But this did not satisfy them. They want to pre-
vent the itua of certificate NJ election to Dacget,
anu % DO ms u Is rumorch they viii amply to ono Ot
We hing judges Tor nnndamus to cQmpel the hoard
OF supervisors, who AIT as the Board OF County Canvas
sers o tse the boxes before them and recount tao
nanois Iue mnndanu- i4 asked tor affidavit AL
leging hat some 5po or 900 Republican state tcEea,
bearing NcNinss name for sheriff, have been credited
10 pasreit ar "srtl hit tickets" II any such trkca
are m boxes hoi have been put there since election
daY ana suggests tue reason why certain transfers Of
police were made Just before the election.
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SAN Francisco. Nov. IA heavy earthquake
shock Is reported from san BrntO county this morning
preceded by harsh rumbllng noise. The direction
VI YlbratiOa was from east 70 west.
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IONpON, Nov. d.-lhe Austrian frontier forts
at bnn Lisa aud l,agusa are being prepared for hos
tties.
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LONDON, Nov S.-Boulosne harhor has been
closed BY the sinking OF steamer at the entrance.
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SPARKS FGoM TME rELEGRArn.

Falling barometer northerly to eastcrly Winds,
slight changes IN temperature aud cloudy weather.
with
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With tho Prlnce VI MaleA
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Brigham Young il stlll prisoner Ia :hls own
house. HsAsAlth u tmDrOytnR
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-07-15

Dr. J. Walkers California Vim egar Bitters are purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly from the native herbs found on the lower ranges of the Sler- "a Nevada mountains of California, the medicinal properties of which are extract ed therefrom without the use of Alcohol. The question is almost daily asked, ''What is the cause of the unparalleled success of VNEGAR BrrTERs?" Our answer is, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient recovers his health. They are the great blood purifier and life-giving prin- ciple, perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the system. Never before in the history of the world has medicine been com pounded possessing the remarkable qual- ities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the sick of every disease man is heir to. They area gentle Purgative as well as Tonic, reliev- ing Congestion or Inflammation of the. Liver and Visceral Organs, ill Bilious Dis eases.
 If men will enjoy good health, let them use VINEGAR BTTTERs as medicine, and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants in every form.
 R. TE. MCDONALD & CO., Druggists and General Agents San Francisco, CafOr nia aud Washington and Charlton Sts., New York
 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.