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MUSICIL NOTLS.
,nanmc An,oinclle rtcrIlng,- Concert.

Tomorrow evening a concert, or r. tner, her
friends choose desigratc H. pubic uusi al rceep
ton. TO be- gwen 70 Maianie Antoinetie stirling at
strinvN Han.
Tue affair L. beng pr motcd by number ~ dsiin
ru sred cr-t m u ana VD-kuowu cifg ms, amt Is III
tante1 Ne ln1rk ~ Their apprrclatlfn Mad me STIR
nng's est az quaint e., hotn ltr ona ana artl-uc
Itrrrt4il p u. 60 a tnu iiu any
detail TO the circumst Rhc' der III tribute a
le uary graceful aud appfu prl1te one. Madame ~ z
Ing mas II ony mace On honorable rrcur! Tor nor elf
10 AmrrcI Dui he cOrnun"d 70 ~ T. giahd "here b..
h.s nr much er thlt Il t. hcr CO.'S cr'dl ana
TO that 81 ltrc uutry. A. ~ great mu &c lrsi va
in go Lon on concert rooms e has utcn received
Win EVER evidence oi aplrtc atoA ami drlsAt. IL
eeri the eore, eulnrniY proper mat IN the eve or
her 10 Urn - uDd the saou receive IRON her Nv n
cuuuryuI. d, r. now inttu.e4, runle lnA : ~ tutF
esteem auu the - NJ lru. hr Is NOT
wuhuut uouor, W "a his own country.
Auuafnr steril hn- MODE str ia ~ OF NE htul w
ami Iu,trat 900 OF thr German "a IA Ga - COM o..
tio Nultu terrific DO le tutirl Wurtt, and ~ Nhlt
she is Irib fult ne irst tNDuur 90 - have.
On NnI. NrlIu- size ala ~ Is SOM ~ thfff.
Among th u sre X ~ ceil VEN ian. schubert,
LsH Iuiiust,U, Burn. and Macialrin. Toe concert
Wi Le rendered iuftI.I tttr ctN Iy t.r lula- uf'
clr-tra NhlcI Nu pay thr ar,t Lc1uurA' oyrru %,
the itiN u AlNr 70 plca can tufu ahd tt,ecAOus ilo
kuJustelu NOA eJcr, aud Wagner.
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AN EXPRESS Oar RoBBED.
The Messenger Thrown into n Package chest
and Locked Tn.


ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1S.-Detween 4 and 8
O'Clock his morning the United States Express
ear on the st. Ispuis Kansas Oty and Northern
train, due here at OILS A. NJ, was entered be-
tween Fureu4 on and Jennincs's Station, some
ten or twelve miles from here, the messenger,
Chas. Kinsaid, thrown into LARGE package
chest and locked NJ, and tho s'fe robbed Of
from $4,000 TO t2O,00) IN money and bonds
kincaid says he was Wing on ono ~ the package
boxes In the car half asleep. when he felt a
heavy hand on his shoulder. and on turning his
heal lnund was comfort ~ pistol In
TIVE bands Of masked man. Before he
ould speak he was seized by the collar 81
his coat from behind and under cover OF tw"
~, r. pistols In the hands OF another masked
MN. VS. thrust into a large packaCe box,
viii, h had been @ ,p,ied Of it, pick ,ces by the
rubo'rs. ana the lid closed on him and locked.
lie does not know what occurred after that un-
I'll the tr IN reached st. Louis. whore he was re-
leased. exec that ne heard the men woi king I
tue safe, and supposed they were fobbing It.
He says the dqrrs OF the ears besides being
lorked with the ord -ry snap lock. are secured
thew can be opened q few themes. but still so Sc
cure That rohOdv an enter the car.
hticdid. IN tk ing charge OF the car at Kan
sa- CIV, Observed that one OF the staplsa on the
rear door been drawn out, and that the
chain on that door wa. useless. After leaving
Mexico the messenger = nothing u do, aud
usually takes short ma on that end VI tie
route. " hen kiuc III NJ down on The pack
Hge box he took thu ureca ton to place It's
heavie trDnk. weighing about l50 pounds
az inst TIE door, az tn I, even N Il were un-
| locked from tue outside, II could not he
| opened without pushtng this trunk away. lhi.
was done, hut So noist lessy that the messen
yer. tn his half is,eep condition, did not hear VI
| On tue arrival of the tr Ia here he was released
from his confinement IN nearly emothered
| condition. he car was IT, pre;iy good order
| out the safe was rined Of all luail, =.
| kincaid AN give but a very meagre dcscrip
ton Of the robbers, and the detectives mere have
So far very little Information to work on. II Il
| thought the robh"rs cross 4 tho bridge an,
At .rtsd east immediately after the arrival ~ thu
| train, or tn they LETT the tr in as soon As the,
! n i-hed the robbery. kincaid thinks the
| To rdcd the tr IN at -. Charles, but the lac
| thai the door II the express e r md tecu IN
| Ieicd with AZ Kansas CitV ic dstO the neef tina
the robbers might have come through from tina
pOiut Us p.sstuEcrs.
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To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir; Mr..
Bccchcrs resolutions, which were read before
the Plymouth Church meeting last evening, he
gan In this way; Whereas, This church has
been recently called, i'm the prov ldence Of God,
Ia meet peculiar trials and embarrrassments,
Ac.
Now, It IL not through the "providenca Of
God" that Plymouth Church IL In Its present
situation. but through the wicked acts Of its
own pastor, Does Mr.. beccher dare to charge
God with the sin uf his adultery and perjury
Let him understand that God had nothing tO
do with il IT was the devil who tempted him
and having yielded to the devil, Mr. lieecher
must not charge God with the consequences
whatsoever "a man sOwcth, that shall he also
reap" WILL bEAKDsLEY.
NEW HORk. Dec. II,
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WHIT DOES IT MEAN


To TIE EDITOR OF THE BROOKLYN
UNIoN \ man called at my house yesterday,
and euuurcd, after the fashion Of a census
taker. the name Of the resident. On being told
his next question WA Married or single -
This was also patiently replied %, as the fellow
hal an onicial-looainG leather-coyered book In
his hand. lie then assumed snickering look,
and half apologetically said that he was about
to ask another question, not through any I'M
pertinent curiosity, but because he em-
ploycd to do IL. lie was told To proceed and
the next interrogatory waS Does the head Of
the household believe MIR Beechcr guilty or in
nocentf' lie was Informed that that subject
had never been discussed In the household aud
he left looNiug disappointed. ! have reason to
know that he visited all my neigtbors, and that
he did not succeed In getting any positive IN
formation on our block. II II evident that the
man has been employed to do this extraordinary
canvas-iug worN. but what the motive Il can
not divine. | trust you will put the people Of
Brooolyn on their guard against the visits of
such an impairment intruder. and that respect
able people. being warned, will know how to
receive him. n. A. X.
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4 COKE BURNERS FATE.
Murdered and Robbed, and che Body Cast
into an Oven and Oremated.

PoRr RICHMOND, Penn, Dec. 16.-In-
tclligence has Just reached here Of another ter
rible tragedy In the coal regions Of westmore-
land county. few days ago jesse Albright,
coke burner, was missed from his home In
scottedale On the day OF his disappearance he
had received his months wages from the com
pany In whose employ he was. A noted desper-
ado and recognized Molly Mcguire. known az
Tom Dobson, knowing that Albright had the
money In hls possession, went To him and
met with decided refusal. When
the two we're last seen together they were ban
dying each other angrly. On Thursday Dopson
was murdered In n barroom light at ScottsdaIe,
and Just before he expired, he rather mpiOusly
declared that he had committed several muir
ders during his residence In the mining districts,
and one Of them recently This declaratun,
at the time of the mysterious disappearance,
aroused the suspicious Of the latters friends,
and an investigation was Instituted, which has
resulted In the finding Of Allbright's destroyed
umbrella near the orihce of coke oven, besides
many strong evidences that the missing man
oven and cremated. This theory has already
been confirmed by the discovery OF matter IN
the furnace refuse which IL pronounced by medl-
cal experts to he calcined human bones. still
further scientific examination will be made.
This II the most horrible crime that has ever
been pcrpetratcd In that section OF the state
and has naturally aroused the widest excite
and absorbing conversation among all classes OF
society, particularly among the dangerous
classes, who are. OF course, the friends OF the
murdered murderer, Tom DObsOn.
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ALABdMI'S DEBT.
The Bondholdcrs' Plan TO Prevent the II g.
pudinuon of the states securities.

The Alabama bondholders met yester-
day to receive the report Of committee recently
appointed to protest against the plan proposed
by the Commissioners of the state for the liqui-
dntlon ~ the debit. This plan has already been
printed in TnE SuS. 1t Is virtual population
of SsLtplun Of the state dtit OF about Sb.rl,-
a.. The report of the subcommittee dcprctatcs
the noiiun,f Reputation IN any form aud pro-
noses "A plan for consideration 10y the Commits
siuners, at the same time asserting that If the
finances ~ tho state are properly and honestly
administered the.e need lie no difficulty In car
r,ing IL out. The Ian oontemplatcs the issue Of
new thirty-year bonds. to bear Interest At the
rate of three per cent. from Jan. |, 1871 for the
first three year, and hNe per cent. for the re-
nainder of the time. In respect To interest due
ON or before Jan. l. 1871, the report proposes that
1t he funded into thirty year bonds another Sc
riesl with interest at Ave per cent. interest TO
begin i've years after the issue Of the bonds.
Mc-srs. Hayes. Nlyls, and Nichols wore APP
pointed an executive committeeman fun power
10 represent the bOudhuldeis before the Ala
hlni IA-i-aturc, and an assessment Of one
eighth uf one per cont. ON all bondhNl iers dv~
sizing To participate INA the plan, was ordered.
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4 rInGINIA GIRL's RErENGB.
She Took Aim, Prayed 10 the Lord and Fired
90 Pap. I've hot Him."

FAIRvGEw. w. Va Dee, lG.-Belle Harp
er is the daughter Of one Of the most influential
citizens ia this quiet little village and to her for
some time past young man 10y the name of
Ilatche has been very attentive. 1t was rumored
that they were to he married, but a few days
since the young man ceased his attentions, ana
said he would not marry her
Then Miss Belle armed herself with her IA
theirs Shot gun, and stepping out OF the door ~
hrr old lover was passing ON the opposite side ~
the street raised the gun, aud, as she SAY q, took
aim, prayed tu the Lord and fired The young
man fell Miss Harper stepped back into the
house. and said to her father " Pap, I've shot
him" and then sat down aud ate a hearty din
uer. q,
await the result Of the injuries she had lnhlctod
Hatche was only slightly wounded, and has
since recovered
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The Missouri paclac Railroad Qunrrcl.

10 THE EpiToR OF THE SUN-Sr: Notwith-
standing the President OF this road adver i'ed on
Thurs morning that the boo = viii be zen for thc
transfer VI stock Il the @ith last. Al IL oc'ncN,'
M ucrlus of tais faNarlie COR tanc security
b We apulicI ia vain tor tie promised piNl rg'. The
a. xous KholDrr hHs Oeru induced to my e
stock at tour times me ruling puce 10y he M toned
officials ttll IA secession Of tbs road, hgAus tht re-
ptatcdl, expressed W-lc, ~ the pr nrirtuisl very
II u AL, inquiries SWAY Is TINS thus Ana a-ftl,
v n tn books r. { clos q on tlr 3itl wueu e
meeti Nc their Instance noes no. tAAe place unll
the go.u, Is very pertinch inqhY, NJ
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Gninr for the Chlcnpo Mhirkey Ring.

wAsHINGToS, Dec ~. There ere no addition
al developments from the Treasury wltn respect 10
the wniskey frauds The interest mere Is being cen.
ter In the reports Of prominent persons being npli'
Gated In the rims, having their origin aud head
quarters In Chicago Mr. huford WI SON the Sore tor
OF m 4 easury, lrrsisi ~ re- uses 10 give any NJ r.
nation uu tnis subject nut here are positive lhdca
nna that the deht ent Is Increasing the Veor of us
uyrstg ton. Mr.. Wilson Will suOn M 'Kt another re-
pit TO secretary ON the su ct nut AZ present NO
i.LnrmLA-lOA Clm DO 0llAln y W. " w. LuIpoIl.
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AMtSEMENTS.
rinh Avenue Theatre -"riauc."

"pque.' the new play at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre. contains materials for good aud
strong drama. II has scenes that cannot fail TO
excite the syiipathic- Of many auditors. Ii
might well be called a melodrnmatlc comedy.
with much truth 1t may bc said to he a play "of
contemporaucous human interest" But IL was
first shown TO the public In an unfinished state
II had not been properly prunod and condensed.
The first part Of 1t especially contained much
too many words and throughout the dialogue
would greatly gain 10y compression. 1t is hardly
respectful and fair to an audience to keep It
waiting nearly Eve hours in a theatre In order
that the manager may profit 10y it, judgment "a
to what parts Of his performance are the least
interesting. The undue length Of the early rep
rcsentations of this play was in a small meas
ure caused 10y the labor NJ setting the very
! elaborate scenery, but chiefly 10y the improper
length ~ the ulAv itself In the ri act parilcu-
! larry. there f. altogether too much physical
movement and too little dramatic action.
| Two of the characters. also. whose representa-
esting. and really useless In tie inst half 81 the
! performance. since they are 10y no means what
| they were evidently designed to bee, that Is
! funny As soon as ANY dramatic reason Tor theiI
! existence appears. their parts improve and they
n.'"ue tolrTaulr' ln'se paris aIc "'t'u ny
| Messrs Lewis and Drew. who do the hest they
can to be comic. but on the whole are to ne com
| miserated. As whole the piece Is uncomfnonll
well played. Mr Charles Fisher lmpersonates a
| descendant Of the Puritans admirably hr
! Broueham has a leading part. which he acts with
| accustomed discretion and skill Messrs. Dav-
| idgc aud liardcuherg do smaller parts excel
| l-ntly Miss Fanny Davenport has done no bet
! Ter work than thai which She exhibits ia thi.
piece. II Is very different In character from that
! with which this lady's reputation T. most closely
! associated. She represents a wife and mother
! who passes through many trihulaiions, and she
does 10 with superior judgment. taste. and 81, i'll
| di-creetly avoiding eNasEoration and rantinl
while giving any iorcibe and affec; ling ex preston
! to mothcrlN and wfell surruws. Mrs. &. h. Gil
! bert l. a charming country eNerybody's aunt.
| Misses SidueN CuWell. Emily kiEl, Jcnrcy- Lewis
| and Kate Holland. All deserve praise for doing
We'll their respective parts % the performance.
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MIL snONROW-On Tue Ism inst Isaac ] Hlllsb0r'
row. uset 36 wears.
tn r.tves ana friends ~ the mlv respec fully
iuvi ed atcud HE IN era from his fc residence,
80. 2,tS last ~ ~. uu iursdhf. A. l o'clock.
NOTICE lie 90 mhcrs If Temp AT Lud e., -. POS,
T. ana A NJ. Hrr herein, summoned To meet 81 tnfir
rooms tuesday, 10 ucipcs. t. attend the funeral
Of 'ur 4fe hrot lrr, lisa G j. BAlrOorrpw ~ order
J,s ~.SItrr, Sec. -. CAMBELL. VI.
lANtNO 'I.- Ca Saturdav, Dec. ~, klkA T.. ~itc ~
Nelson y Iilu ROT srd 90 wears.
1ht relatives AAl 'rcuds ot the lmly resp ct
FULL ily rl attend tNr funeral from n"r ifte resi-
deuce. sac" ay|, ON Mon nv. Dee. 2n, at p VI
kIItHlli. ~ ser ltir residence. 2ul Ia fdth ~
Mnr,. wife ui Jpr mIah ke ri.
Tue funeral Will taRc place ON sunday A. l 4, VI,
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One Of the marked features ~ New York
during the ho iiay times IS the gre Z Original Don r
Store 100 lToaiWav which Is more attractive THIS stA-
ron thai tore, offering an unpreccecnted STOCK
Of the most elrgalt and D.auuful goods at prices
len Will enable ali nj the stockings OF The utte
ones. aud remember the friends At very trning et'
pruAe. such arUCies were never seen before IN the
stock ~ the Dollar store for many OF ton cost nom
t24 u tiS dozen to IMPORT having hecu u chased
during tne SCARCITY Of money al prices which dli
net cover cost Of eN9JrA Ion or miuuf lcurr In
addition the proprictors u Tor tae nrst time rye
NArrtN o more expensive articles, such a. French
clocks. work pnxof d aid silver watches hrou1es,
rk tanes Sc. for ono.trnth Of I err usual pr ce.
The stock 1. ,uurmous but Tue carly purchaser viii
secure the coolies bafsans-itr
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Tho New rtntc ChnIlnI.

ALnANY, bee. u. Tho Comptrollrr having APP
pneo TO the AtarIc,- RAJ f1r an opinion as TO pay
Ing ont Az, more money account Of the nov Capto
al Official has advised him to pay out $50 900 more,
aud t,u the illps and sp"lu atoms Tor tlr story 10
tain the o. -l-afiNe i. are s uuturuisnei ~ re-
IA req rs low, to stnn payment entirely Ine comp
no r has pail tl3OOIJ on tLe cont acts for granite 10
the Ha.lOS eI Granite aud kccu- Co npanlts,
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The city of Mexico offers for tourists and es-
pecalH Tor iuyalids. mos desirable elalr hs tenn
slun steamers from New YORK for Vera Cruz stop AZ
Havana about two DAYS, Progreso about day, ana
leans, Il arrive IN Vera Cruz IN about four
aud Onehaf DAYS wing stopped several hours at TUX
n aud TanpicO. Excursion tckes Ut reduced rates.
For further partoplaTs, apply 10 H. AexAndre Sons.
83 Broadway, New fUrK.-Adp.
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A me ting viii be held this evening In the
Fleet Street. BrookYu, Me hodst Church lcoored), TO
dtsrus. the rroblemi WY three cOlorcd men were
hlls tn Nea lrk Tor the murlrr OF one white min,
wan four collrad men we're hrdLN murdered IN thls
lrlyetod by tne Rev ltipcr, W Nual, ga Tor ~ me
ri -tfec Church; the Eer. /. GioIcester' and the
lt..V
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A Profitable ,.nme stopped.

Two women shoplifters were arrested in New
Brunswick. FRI nisht. the cose Of good DAYS
opera lon The pan for To the door
OF the store and PICK up any loose article, VINE IN,
other tel ins plcous "a about how her friend
had Durhrl out In Ethineth. ami ask cnntrtnu
tons. winnie IN COM ibuuOrs we're rcachns al a. -.
unfortunate friend had secured aO u $500 worth "
goods. They gave their names as Mary Robinson and
AAlIIdA 4. DAVE.
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BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Dec. IL A Young man
r, presenting am.clf TO be the son OF VIM d Bishop,
President Of the New YORK, New Haven aud Hartford
Railroad Company. has been travelling around the
country Tor the past three months and oy means
of forged letters. receipts aud drafts. has s~inded
several broad men aud o. hers che lgo st. puis,
ana timer places. To-day he made his appearances IN
Wilmington, where he attempted 70 o0tala money Of
Senator Eaton, OF Connecticut He probably IL alsp
trying uUtaln tree passes on ralroads lie about
TWENTY-FIVE OF age.
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Ms. Sheridan Shocks Amateui Drama
tic Association performed the "sch"ol for
Scandal" with great 6cidt at the Lvceum Thea
tire last eveninR. Mrs Shook sustained the r0l
Of Lddv Itdzle dmrably. she as ~ ell support
ed bN tie - uule conIuaty Y.
Inc proceeds ~ the performance VIII he de-
voted he Lanirs' Duer orN and rec ook-
Iue schools. trtsid-d over ~ r.. Ia ~ard
ke.ruey, at broadway ana Forty hftn street
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The body found In tho woods near the Rich
mona county poorhouse, with a bullet through the
Dran and nistol the hand has been dentned as that
OF ChAries Brandt. clerk In the store Of Ridley
n Grand street Ia employ no had been for SIX
yeas. He yrd ia second sy-nnr, aud had been niles
In from his nome since the 7th Inst.
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The latest device In machine sowing is
the New Automatic SEWING NJ cnlne,' which
l. creating qulto a sensation IN the ~ rket. No
better giit can be selected for muthel wife,
sister. or friend No special discounts Il red
to tempt purchasers, out perfect APPRECIATION
aud delight guar ntecd To the pOssessoT. No. U15
BroauwaJ, New Yurk.-AdO.
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Rose Michel" a very srong play, par
taking Of the nature OF tragedy I'm many re-
spects. has now become firmly established on
the stage Of the Union Square Theatre. It's
representations are notable for compsctness.
firm proportions and unity. In II remarkable
degree one purpose anlmates all the actors 50
that they work In harmony for one result the
PRODUCTION OF a single and entire wor, ~ art DE-.
10 this fa, {. AS much ~ 10 the strength u the
play itself il to he attributed the a. -ured p"pu-
Ltrity II the WORK, which now promises 10 re-
main ~ lug uTuu tho stage a- did it, lirdv, cs-
surs " Led Astr,y." and The Two Orphans"
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Fanny Lear's story OF the enamored Grand
Duke kchOas OF Rus the stoien Imperial Jewels
acoump anied by the Grand Dukes original love let
ters suppressed Dy the French Governments. Trans
lated from advance sheets expressly for the DfHS
Dvin0s Ready at all news stands this morning.-Ldv.
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MONTREAL" Dec. Is he hecorder sentenced
fonf OF tha fuies a tr ~ III TN, mornng. to siI
months Improvement each at hard lsOor. The police
- Nrut "i guar l ana tie t-tl.u ute VOrFiugmen are
Low prey ltrd from atheiing iaTge eroEds. work
DFOlnted some Of them N Monday
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There was no ua.nce rcrf rmance nj the
Academy YESTERDAY DURING the present week "Lo.
hen ru' VIII he piycn on nday, Wednesday and sat
lrl d.. ~ .r-t IHrI tIrl' %
the oucra company begins ITS Puiade phia season on
Tho Ist J.u.4.}.
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DR.. O. Phelps Browns Male Fern VermfuGe IL
pleasant take aromatic syrup. II can be- htd ~
all druggists. Ask for ShaSespearean Alnanac.-Aap.
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"TAsrrLrss MrnIciNns.-Of tho m7nv meth

"TAsTFLEsS MEpICtNES.-Ot the many meth
obs devised 10 overcome the ntu eous taste o. some
II, iclnes such as tar lur cnint, rNlr ct nile itrl
aud even Of stor aud cui.lver Os no e have yet
eQuaed that OF capsules they having humorous adyan.
yes over all other fOrmsj AMI Of the cap'dles mat
ha fallen under our servauon those m~de nv Dun
DIS Dlck Co. Of ms cltv are tue best They are
enst swallowed, los chdreI heinF suft; utHln
genuine medicines and may be relied on."-SdHitdIIdn,
JAly. lS13,-14e.
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To accommodate persons who cannot attend
week cay, the Elastic fru,s Co.. 1888 Broadway, opens
Sundays from 10 I'll Q. Their en alive appliance
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The schooi,.irI Murder.

WATERFOWL, N. Y. Dec. ls.-Ruttan, the sus-
peced murderer OF the COnkin Glri IN kutlana, hAi
beeA indicted By tue GrAnd jury,
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A.-Rnpturc cured by Or. Mar.h oprIneipnI
o. lfe rh 4 Coz NJ ms old once, escy t., Aston
House. No uptown urAncn.
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Love of Liquor" cured by Dr. ZrIIs Rcn-
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MARINE INrELLIG BNCE.

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sun : 20 sun SEES 4 80 Moon rises morn.
mon WArER-rnts nay
sandy iloos. l % Gov leland 80 Hon Gate. Il
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many cases OF Consumption 30 cts. ana 81 bottle.
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Weekly or monthly payments for furniture,
carpets ana bedding. b. ~. Cowperthwait loo Chat
nam st.-Adr.
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Holiday goods, dress snirts scarfs, ties gloves,
Cardgan Jackets, Al NV. Johnstons $50 Grand street.
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NEW CHRUhIOS.- Ku.RluK Jury Listening
" the Evidence Ahd Getting Verdict,
JOHN b. WILLARD MFG. CO.. Col CAnAfbt.. NY.
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DONE PAY s. FOR an Inferior Elastic Truss
Niea HE best i 50 dfrfi Pom BroaawaY.