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THE IAINITIBLE ROY.
Improvement AMER nm Attack that Threat-
enrdt Drthronc his Reason.

Improvement ANtr AtIH'k ihHi
enrd 10 Drihronc hi> Reason.
when the curtain was Iung up for the
third act Of tho holiday pant omime in Booths
Theatre last night James :. Mafit imlcrsonatcd
the part that George l.. Fox nd performed
earlier In the evening. This Is to be continued
until the close Of Fox engagement, with a view
to relieving aud resting the great pantomu-
ist. Mr. Fox is suffering frcm an anemii Of the
brain. that nos heen followed 10y nervous pros
tration. For years he has INDUCED an ageraya'
ed passion for high living. and has eaten four,
and sometimes hvc hearty meals Of The iich-
est food he could obtain. Ills digestive
organs have been ruined by this course
and the death Of his brother, G: r.
Fox. who PLAYED P,pddO0n to his C1rn,
and was almost constantly with him during hts
lifetime, exaggerated his natural tendency TO
mcllnchslv, and threatened to de'hrune n =
rsa on All this occurred while lie was travel
ling and when few weeks ago he returned
to the New York stage he made SAD
exhibition. He hei become detrepit ana
lI,niing and the once keen witiicsms
thai he uttered in an evening were cNcnai scd
Tor inane raunderins. The stories tina. have
been current abont hi- 'unncr are either false or
grossly * cgerated. During the past fortnight
bo has persisted ia talking great deal IN aa un-
and on one occasion he tried To speak. but burst
into tears He has frequently been sustained ny
stimulating putions, but they were nOt alcoholic.
He Is not paraly2cd In either ace or limos but
is affected bv an a1eaiia OF the BRAN ana Dy
an.c.ths-ia OF tac nerves; the Drst Is me res NJ
of an Insufficient supply OF blood to the brain.
aut the second Is simply ner1 Gus prosiraiion
He loves the stage. and few DAYS ago II would
have kiiici INN to forbid his pllNiug
During the latter uar of Inst week he BEGAN to
mend. and hl~ mediciae was decreased Ia noth
quAutity ana strength. On saturday, m both
nerr, FINANCES. he -.s In better health and
! srir,;-. Lat evening he hai improved stil
more. aud almost Cquaed his old time perform
argt~.
My gracious. Doctor :" said he. when he me
liz p,Asiriau in the DRESSING room, at ilr,t hei
! sad / was crazy. aud now they say Im par
| alyIcd-l,ok at me and see II | ann" A. u,
| spohe hc danced - meIiiN q, a boy.
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rnr uf,vi1TDi.D ,,rLuv


The fret witness in D. Ordronauxs in
vcs'isaiian into the II tbush Asylum abuses
yesterday afternoon. was Mrs. Cain rne NJ.
Fo,te, OF 81 llNorson street. whose daughter ha'
be n In the asylum for ix years. She testified
that many articles ot clothing and bedding
winch she had furnished IN the las, Two years,
were missing. one If the nurses explained the
loss by saving thnt the lluudress had taken
some, and tire ratient had destroyed some.
Shc bad ir qurrtly = rcnlensh articles, and
sine could gv' nu account OF two valuable
shfwls which She sent. Commissioner Norris
explainrd tuat Inc uursc.. va Hutchtsnon, Miss
Carey. and Margaret, wort discharged on q Sini-
iAs cnmpl4iit. Airs. Fop,e answered me. she
missed articles uD ~ fnr's mpntns nEo.
Dr. Udrpn ux teslhrd that thore are 81
parents M the asylum, and tlat cach one of
ih.-c bAiitnts Cps.s sllL-3 yer. The
total cost ~ tac H-yiYm for lSiA was
SIA0Oa. a. shOD les Than ths wear hcft re.
Tue cost tha bcar per patient will not ho over
50. lie thought TVVrNnu4y atoaf the rsNium
w.- paid too lit'lr. Iie could not teu why tie
i..i.i- Inn' Il thr asylum hai hr,r iu such
gruHfri l.i-rt tpufr fir 80 iIfnN years. lt~4 wear
tine I,fteHi. Wrfc without idcvu 10 ipni for s'
w,,as. lc Hu.,' ut a clu''irt co. 10 the contract
inc power.
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VI. GAR\IER'S TOT RNANENT
SEGIN >VoOyiNG T!EN Or IHE
worm o. EIfff ms.
CyrilIa DlDn Brniing Jr-euh. mad winning
;hr Firei Gaur ot the -cric. \ PlnNr'
,,tn Bcn, Rnstirhc - out Of 81 Gnmc-.


,,....... |
CVrii' mon "f"'i"H '"-'"" W." ,'
IL, no, t{..s.i,,c 4 y nut Of ~ tsamr..
,lrr..,l,, ofr.te,ucnt4 for gtpnd billiard
''- ...' a.. ~,, h,,dr.f. ,f
lo"fnn'"'"' ava 81 ''L"' u. "'' "'''','
..,tnr,,l er,uH.d,t ht. succe.. in preparing
.'' ~ NV l., ,..,., on.
I'r ,fc l'"'N' "ha' p'"n'7'' ." u, ".".'
n,or. no,r1 f., III. draw slot. ard nis
"'' 49, ''''''' "''' w. W
ma it,. ,l,,,g.. IA ,hc world. wno rarely believes
, &c.. ..,. ,,,.,u ,n, la, lint f. III we'd:
"'' ' '.''" WY" '.' -. t,.
.aufic' Dgly, the young New .'"'''
.,,, ,.,, lrovtrr Ones look uuun
t,,.,, ,... .,,d ,,t s. -uirn.liI runs II
t.oth-.. Lai rp'ue Hat, lllccd hua o. ica
within the narrow circlc &C thc hc,t; Albert
- ,fr ....,,,,. tt. r,,.i n.i .rrd .,rrin the
q. t..,,i, ,,,, Inns
,rr. "a enc. vim nrafi, ever, expert in the
,,~,i. ,i...,,c i,..,,, ma. ,nuthful Wcst.rner
"'l'N 'N'''A' t,r o.,
/ ~ ur"''."' W" '""' ~ , - ,,,,,,..
hc il auiinrly resigned N the hour OF defeat
! ora l,4t. though hy No means least. William
/ Snnr,,,,. ,yi," ,yii make his nr,t appcarnnce III
nrAii''', ,',A,,'i' ,,,,rin,, nI, IN, ',,,natncnt
/ ~ vf,ui. known f, rulv n few aa "a fne ulnyor.
/ h,, nor, re- some we'll known clunuisscurs
% ,'' ,ro' ,' ',i, - ni,, ti,r, nnt.n MIN nsainst
,, az inc ~ fc-.i ,nai, nt ,iih,f Inc Iscnch u,
ffnc Nrcr,cnn t,mc. In thr laftoi he rtainly
I'VE ~ c. ""n n and IA. recent practice
m,,,,,. Stovi IN Il nj rr.ncn r,ruu- he is
E,n,,,t,, Ea,, Sly" o,ir uil,,. he fh"1d weaken
| 49, r",' 49," &C., tDnl, - ,,Y4t,r. of tuc ,uc sexton
| i, MOI =, >rgrs Gid. lie il about Ma.,uc. DiS'-
| l"t 80 '.' ~. 80, ,,t'.t ia III. ,nn,,
:. '-''' ~ ,i, ..,,. f1n ~ CONN fence IA hi,
",n4ii'itv lie WIS for , Ion. time with rc;er
,,i '.d e.,.,, =. ,',,,,, h., lr rgrd th, came of
"i' ~ ~ ,,,,, .'t, .'iu'..dsrt ~ II4,ph
rH." r'"t,s ~ ilrnsdv.y ..ni 'iw,nty-
-rnnI hiItt' StN,rnn ~ ~; ,,,, 49,, ri..y,r
ns.,., -u 80 .,i, - y.
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J0TrINGS IHOUr r0WN.

CUiXrn."-Ies.
Excelsior" It woull not he lawful.
u. :. Lunt. carriage trimmings, 9o Chambers
street failed Nts,rruAy.
Gust y Brucck, fans. 80 warren ana 80 Chrys-
ne streets has mld, asssumrlt 10 Brrnard I"lnte,
Judge elect Col Gilderslc,ye wns ON tho bench
vest 'rlay VITA Recorder N.cArtt ana Olij JUG
tutn'rlIud.
The GermnniA Theatre company VIII Urfl 1lul
tnu,f IN TIE Terrace Garden, liNtlcIh street, fnr
the hrnc VI the lom' ior Aged ana lnnrm lleDfrWa
The experts who were appointed hy the GOV
crumcni drcidr the NudAlum qua i} OF nara sugar
that con Dc rcnncd from the raw mRitral, nave sent
thcr report to the Secretary ut the Treasury
Tho creditors OF Strang * Holland llrothers,
" al cpinul, ion merchants - lt2 Duane street, sc
leced John - Jenucss of 6p WlAm street as assigned
Iestetday. IHe claims proved amount " about tOJVU
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GEoRGE BELuoRE DEAD.


WIN burial In Urccnw ood CemrierU
George Bcinore died at Of Fourth ave-
nuc elily yesterday morning. After 9o'clock
on sunday evening he death was momcntmily
expected. All the evening no tossed ON hi- bed
in restless .lumhcts, or sprngins 1" the door hc
paced tho room with agi,atcd step, only To SINK
back 10 wi, pillow exhausted. Three iimes ia the
night he got out of hi. bed and q half hour he
fore his death bo was sitting I'm a chair aimle--y
looking around him. Mfs. Dyfnc gently led him
back to his hcd. and then re sank into q -tuppr.
lie had constant racking cough. and IT " ~
only when well bul-tered up IN bed that lie could
obtain inOmcntAry relief aud sleep. On &C
count Of THIS hiOnchi u trouble lac Wla unhDie 10
speak above tho faintest whisper Tor TIVE h-t
three four DAYS OF his life. ana all his requests
were made by motion Of the hand
AZ about ~ O'Clock Yesterday morning he
half arose and. beckoning Mrs. Byrne TO him,
hc gaspcl. w atcr. water Then he drppped
TITO a dnze again. but after minute or two lie
snrnng m mud listened mfcntiv Then his
strength failed, he fell back and with despair
Ing effort TO arise. he folded his hands, sunk
back t. his pillow, and expired without another
strirglc. Just le The clock struck three. Samuel
Cul'ille, Mr.. Montague. and Mr.. Byrnc were
with him at the last. lie was conscious until
Dr. Wynkoop and Brady made ~ sutopsv
last evening, and reported that death was ne
result Of "exhausf Ion. due to cdronic bronchitis
tubcrculnr der 'sit ut the apex OF the lungs. and
about tIc bronchial tubes. Due also 10 ciahc
degeneration of the right kidney. and to large
stones IN the kidueys, and to chronic diarrhWa.
The funeral ceremonies are TO be pctiormcd
In the Little Church Round the Corner Of "
o'ciocl, on "wednesday morning. DIR. ligughton
will ofiriate. Lester Wallack. Henry ID. Palmer.
George Honey, " . L. Florence, john Brougham.
Harry Beckett. H. ArnOtt and u. Il. Russell VIII
be the pal-hcarcrs.
II was at frsl arranged that the remains should
be taken to En1land for burial. Dut 10 has since
been decided to huiy thcn IN Orcenwo0d me :
terry. Mir. Florence has rendered his private lot
FOR the interment Of the body.
JUDGE Russell ir med the viii. Nrs. Bclmorc
H. made the sole le aztec and guardian OF the
seven children. Mr.. Belmore's hfe WAS insure i
for fl.o00 The gifted actors other property
will IN aka thp family cpnt fprtaIle.
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THE BoRDER BtRF4RE.


BRowNsvILLr, 7, Xns, Nov. l5.-The Fed
erai Grand jury, in their report. say that from
brownsville to the Pccas river, distance oi GO
miles in length, and leo in width 10 the Nucces
river. all AmericanIauchcrosh have been ordered
to leave their homes by the Mexican rdiders ON
pain OF death. and that lt0pO head Of stolen
cattle are driven tu Mexico annually by Mexican
maraudcrs. Numbers Of Federal oihcials have
been assAs- s-inated. post Offices burned. houses
rnhl,ed, and man carriers and INSPECTORS OF Gus
toms kilicd waile in tlc Gisru1tge OF their
duiica. aad the prrpetr.tors of these crimes
have gone unpuiish-d.
dcci. ave nrtinuoa the rai. of the stat ana q N
cr GnNrrnWcut- TO punish the cliu lnais al 4
nIAttct lAe ImhnLil llis.
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rnE roNriE >ARII'E.


WAsuSGroN, Nov. i5.-lhc Hon. Iane-
y. Tyner. SECOND A--.stinl lo-tiuastrr-GcnegAl,
in h- nnuual rcpor', says;
Dlrios the nscal ear ondri luno "l i''' nr ' o.:
inlt.s ltaH t1n. port W ~ Ms 1- '.lN~i ln 81 il
inu r nl-rtsltlis ,uuSi miles IA tu4 o.. ft-lnAi
uu ~ si,rmnoti routes, aHsrr -Htinr w. 'NN uts '
lrnrtl fihiliO; i,i2s other routes a'' isiHi"i
"stlr ruutr,, aglrrgniiug ~! Nn. iu 40 l"h9l, -
453 a. Ioa cOs .uring the h.cal ytar, ~ 1888 il,
winch wss an inference ! 80 mi ~ iu thr rii oi
route. the preceding year and decrease oi iio
tSS la the t.. - thereof
Inc arprnurat or 10 cover pond,urr fYr luAu
traispartatlun during the present hscnl wear II sl
gihUUl aud The same tum II estimated e me ~ ~
wear Inc cost ma. rome IN operation Julf l. lN'1
one connencem"ht oi the present r-cal .'r Nas
sI4pig0g H. To which has been adurl an ln'rrIht ior
jay. August, and september ut Slhld""l, Wh'h De-
lLg rOutidereu IN MrrAsr increase Tor me = trrit
quari Of the year. would make ihc lnrTc' c ilfLg
me ritlie YER 500 ii434. Adi 10 this ihr irtos
usH service Ot rlurnai~ estimated al f'd- iN' ~,
ma Nns enc iiobnh 60 Oi INLAND trahtpuiinilj" ~.
inc lrc,tnf tf'W slh41l ,ht.hl.
IN ,lncu,inh cu. INn'r cali, attention 20 HE int r.
stus iarl in't thr Total alproprpiv- asked fr lc
ucaf frIr ttrrrr tho-e lioiurI tor iir ytur 40 lhc
-lul ut uIIV af1,iiJ.
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uINrER - THE WE>r.


The Extent aud Se,criN oil the snow Stnrni
Suu,aN.
OMAHA, Nov. II. 5.-lhe storm reported yester-
day strick Cheyenne last nighi, rAvrs i've inches Of
snow ant pc srd cast, rca,bng hcle e. oclock 7. VI.
to-day, Snow has facn over TIC cuirc nr from ona-
la to OGDEN dcph OF from TWO 90 twelve inches Tne
weather In every place throughout tins region report
tNtrrmcN cold.
H., ports received TONIGHT rom west of Chcyenne re-.
Dor. that ttltns ON tie / lhun lHcinr Railroad are
hlockrd - snoN. lhr trlcstt, 20 llns are down now
Il ul te cent ont 10 rpHr t break ut yc-trr.
g. Dut the naiu trouble e br. Wten Nincn lfri an :
Gr.Hg'tA tWchty-onc inl'ns. ih' operator IA Green
kNrt t}ns 10 hiru aiuitio. AZ Wtn in trp'l dhi'-
ages uul ln account Of the rAtri ui the weather ne
r. uoIb iul of succrss and unlrAs ihr Sc tuet lnnie
ate, -iGeraby 70 WIFI pinh-hy t"hd'y or lN9 he'
lore tr raphic communications through 10 Nhn frAl
&, ro car be hsd. lne Union iacic hie scnGlnS cut
sloW trans irou Cheyenne
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rHE tHILD .iCROHfr.
Lirilc Zann Poole Abducted from Nn ,hingtOn
lis Abdurior- Caught.

WASuNGroN, NOV. l5.-NeStcrday the
child or. ba' Zma Poole was taken from the
Poole arotA.rs uldcr writ Of haheas corpus,
and Judge Wiley directed that the child should
remain IN the possession of Mr.. Gatchel the
cluIlaiu.,ut ON b"iai of the child, until fnr-
ther orders OF tAc court. Thomas Poole, one Of
the brothers. accepted the invitation of Nr.
{. .trn,il o. rctualu a. his hnl"r ou saturday
n.-nt with iuc c.ild. hui hr an 'rreuuul nus ~
len carly next morning, taking the Guild With
hiu.
~. Gichou SAYS he has evidence tnat tho
Child b., uut a brother ~ the P1 lc-, nut tn1i
inpy ptv fn, lihi one dollar Yer wax, ana that
I'M. older hrotncr has "a family "a lhiisdrlp la.
lie sas. tu.t the boy a. time, Shows niue
ainrne-. ~ one of his logs. which, he thinks has
been caa-rd hV the sigaln nu tle lttic fellow :
nip iY.nt while hong thrown hV tnr ip't in the
periormancc-. Tho Bil iWorc autHO rtic' day
lei .rApncd tnat the Poole h'otncrs were in
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LoNnnN. Nov. IA rowing match for 200
.il.ard "a. cpempons'np of he Thames occurred on
t..' ri,.r to.ily 1hn conir,,Ants wore Joseph II.
., l,rof Ion,u iir prprnt hol ger uf the Champion
t,ir prs f. " n. ,d of g. tclaU At, pNr+m. Ihr
rorsse " s the i.iin one. frOn PunoN io r. aNc-A
oi.ttnrr of over four nue, ana a quarter Tue race
was Nuu ., Nr -alirr. CON 'ft'' llportAnrr vas
.trhcd Ia uputi ritles - fhH race ana It's s1ruuul-
Il . Al. wn,'lrr ,,frAfta or Nlc'utuu-, Mr.. oagltr
hr! nnnonuccd tlat ac wOpd L-ypr ~ iptp traiilns
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George \. Merriam, the mlnvgin2 editor OF
Henri ward Bccc!ct's journal, the Ct,istidh Unioa
resigned yesterday rne Chris'dn Un'oa has been
losing both clrcuisuon aud advertising patronage 80
rapidly the ~ se Ot the scandal trial thN the pun
lisner- wcrO cOna rnlued rcduce expenses. MIR.
Merriam demonstrated against ihc drcrca-s Of the en-
puyres saiar,es a. something less than liyns nture.
and h, tcnunsirincc not nrng heeici, he resigned.
Onycr Johnsun will rc ire rom the th'is'th tuoa on
the Janu.rY. Hts contract. Whlch raJ Tor three
vars Al 5000 year. expirrs that date, and he has
not b. cn requested " remain.
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Cln-inp In ihc RetundIns Opcrntlon..

wAsnINGToN, Nov. b.-rhe Treasury VIII to-
day max. It's ihlrteth call Tor the redemption Of
bonds the call bcmg for sle,7s5O Of the Xix per cent
bonds know as the nvetWentcs OF June, 1854, which
completes the subscription TO mako up the amount ~
OtDOOou OF new hyts authorized 10 be Issued, anu
CLOSES rC.uudng operations ~ far as me hFt per
cent bonds urc concerned Another call VIII $50 ne
nade ttrt thirt -hrun for kOlnunO FOR the siukinR
iupd. Which VIII exhaust tre balance 0f the hNe
twrullrs of June. 1864. au4 VII commence ur the
p, per cent hyc twentos Of 1858 TO the amount Of
Z a. ,
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The poll,lrInn.. Ir.rown plnc.r.

Mr.. Charles G. Pcckhain, aliwyer and property
owner in Eleventh street. between University place and
sixth avenue. testified before tlc scnat' Committee
yesterday that ma were rolayng the pavement
OF tha; part u the thOrougniare from the lst OF May
until the last ~ October, wOr. th1t MIGHT have been
done BY thr gtiu" numb r. OF lndui rion1 AO0reu III
from four to six wgess.
Dwight IL Ol'nsicid. an owner Of property IN the
ncirnhurh0od of l'iyrr sld" nd Nornin Sita Parfs,
said That property ter, have been nsseSsei
over sj010uUD turimprO, eui ns from which they have
derived no pecuniAry rcturn.
the public improve uents M t0Nn spend the greater
part OF their labor hours IN the barroons drnkthg
uper.
MIR. James Earle aui WD. Ei'hardsOn said that II
III Dc better for property owners to give their lots
TO the cty thin to pai tie enormous assessments.
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A NIurdcrcd M,lc,- nnriaI.

Mrs Elizabeth Burroughs, who was shot and
Killed by her husband In the prcsence Of hc fouryear
old daughter at ~ Fiiecuth street. Brooklyn on Sat
urday mofning. was buried yestcr:ay afternoon from
the Eighteenth street Methodist Church. OF ~hcn she
was member In COOL standing. large thrOng WAS
unable 10 gain hdmitumce 20 the church Ms. Hn-.
rOugn-. the mother of toe husband, and her fri nds
Lad gcd tlcr right TO ic b3ay' hut the mohcI oi the
de wifc reufrntcd that she had the riy 10 bury
hcr own lughtcr ami she wac the cnci mOurner.
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At a meeting OF the Des Moines alley r ill
road Yesterday president Wntche4d reported that the
rond, be put in thorough repair would require an 4
pelitUre ~ 81 100 cash, an an annual expenditure
OF Sj1nnO. The T. csi4cnt recommended thnt the M
tcres on tue ncw coupon ponds he funded Ior $50
holders ~ hnnas n receive preferred stocs la lieu OF
interest HIS recommendation was adopted anu are.u-
luton pa os.cd allowing hm To- fni tue mternat or
these bonds until july, lh'' should he Oc'u u necos-
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rhc nmc,nI ynlc h Nsw NorA -mlc.

ALnANY. Noy. II. The 1tVn has complete
oilcal r,turnr from % unres ia tnc state. hddu4
thryuic as reported 10 Police llcodIulrtcr, nv SOW
Noik and kmgr couutlo, amt giving onrll Wai rites
for Hamilton, IrNl-, apd warren cpGLttn, tic
vote D. 90. fol oNri b.c ow, 3Si iodi scNhlu. 'Nho
" i1ritN .ur li griuA, 10 i'l.
40 vote inr iaiuptruarr rAccpi In I1miton, Kings,
trvi- nnd " rr o. rnunt0s. Nir - iuoNst Euiln.un,
81 OIa Spluntr ;N..;l Spunrr's Nui exceeds scu'
ara n ~ tnese Cuuni cs ~.
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The passenger depot and contents at Anhov
m, we're hurLei yesterday morning. L1ss f--VIp :
paril Is insured.
Iphcrty's dr. goods store in Amher.tburg
Dnt was hurhrd on sunday, the lamos spreading untl
fourteen ator', and the Pulce Alnrrt Hotel were CON
suucl. lu,s, s.1Wh.
Ily "a fire IN the ilvc-story building NJ II aud 10
Nufray street, lirt cyrning, schumacher litngtf.
In ogTapncrs, lost t2joj' ANA i,srlL Mclls Mclhit
- uni Tue loss I'm tue Quur store m tie hfst story ~
estimated at ts.olo Tine building was damaged about
-
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complimentary reception Is TO bc given TO
thr Commlss OF Punnc rh1rios and Correction
Tor the ainuseme Of thc pa ieats cf the Backwcs
Island Asyin Tor the In-anc niorroa (Nclnesdayl
evening Tic pr0fr lmri' rn1roces me arr or natural
magic introducing mysfYuC der'pil ons. Illusions,
nni sil .ht of hand. uni u'kr' c1AscAllll, IS Nud
chez. The boat VIII sfa Z from tn iO't or twenty
SIKH etreei, f.as- tdycr, a. r. NJ,
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John Barrel, aged ~, an Irish tool maker II
North ! urtl street near Fout'h street. VII
li,n, burih, Who was arrested Tor mi Ncation
at ucoc .s evening was found, forty minutes later.
ritting IA. nnuf d. VITA hn nrck lei to water
tiurci. Dr. irtc cOui scr no evidence uf ttanFula.
tiOn. lie tain that ire nOfc cnt thr m 40 wished
Tor DEAN hc mu.t have been killed ly heart disease.
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pAnls, Nov. n. Ihc FI0WtS IN N00 ElN7
that the cl,rg, 81 uounlz refused TO chant "a prayer
ncginung win Inc words 31 uf pc WI ii;,l Yiih
~ un III. ,th, requested IN l|c circular VI AAe
Minister of luDlc Murraiit
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Aaron Jacobl wds sent to Lldipw street Jail
b, .ludgc clman and Jutge wcsih-ook Declared
Jacobs on haheas cnrpus Judges Dlyli and Daniels
then sent Jacubs {, jll asiin. AMI Ju1s- lonohne
grant a staN, taklng Jacobs our Of lNl. Yesterday
judge nouDhne vacated his stay amt JACOBS was ied
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wAsmNcroN. Nov. l5 rhe condition Of
Vrc.Trc tcnt Wilson contirncs 10 improve lie sat
up tire. ourstosl,y ana mad short utcryicw WITH
Attorney pucrrl Plwrrppht Rll senator ltntph ~
larDrr In uss he win b sirpns cnCu-h " start Tor
MASSACHUSETTS by next Monda''
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The Turkish Dc,cu, in urrzcgoyinu.

LONDON. Nov. ~ 40 \. MA spe0lnl de-
spa,ch TO the Iau,s tron tcungr saNsi report Hs
iccu received by the Prince Of Montenegro "hl'h
.i,ir int thr rngtrrmoAt rrn Cat rhko between ,hc
Iirss and iicsI -l,Iuans resulted ~ the letre1t ot
Srlhn ippha with tnC IurHuh force go taihcnhn.
,t lunt l.d tp ON, thuu,anu TurAs we're killed, ana
u,I in,.gisp, nmmunitlon ana several cannon cap
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B,irtMOPE. Nov. Ia. Tine Poo monument will
no GcGiciiod IN "Wednesday at r. N. ihe remains
~ Poe nave hecn removed from their late resting
piare nao'htr rpDt IN the chur ward rhtAi1sl =
Nh, the inOnumcnt ia be seen b1 psssiat on ray
etc .trrrt Tury ne by lrll Oi ltf mo, heglu h",
Mfi Cr.nni Nho rcfpIe her drhtn * rcsstd desire
70 be buried neat heT darling kdgar"
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The O'Lcnr,-w esion walking Match

CnIcAGo NOV. lj.--O Lcary and Weston he
gan Walailg match OF 800 nlra -horty aiin ~
orlncE last ui-'f and tncy have w'ked II radly dur
lus hr night nd mufui ~. A. ~ n'c ocK or 'dN nnd
nLl H. urHry SIX, tNp mil,.. brns tarn ah.ut two
M lc, phrtd OF mis- rUni"ttur.
81 1880 +. NJ OLrari a q eun pct'd hls ION milo.
WESTON, who l.n been resting inr fImc hoir-, hnd
IA q only about W milce.
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The swiss societies IN this city celebrated the
lGSth nnuiVer.HrY II tue Independence Ol the s"lss
COnftdrrhtlun l.st evening.
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yol XLill.-NO. 66.
THE RLllNAL'S PROGRESS.


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Al II o'clock this morning CImptroller Green
Will uiy the amor, rcrrn Is al 'htr-rd tlJM what ~
ga lea " ora On IN BoulrVaris,
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Judge Barnard his declined 10 grant a STAY
In fir Of John tlars sentenced TO uc hsh<rl III
!, iCAr. Ter on rid.y next.