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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
TEN STUDENTS ARRESTED FOR a COLLEGE
PRANK.


FRANK.
PLYMOUTH. Y. H., Nov. j.-Eyait"meut WIS
caused m Hauoyrr College this morning ny the arrest o
ten students On Friday ana saturday The students III
tended an auction sse OF books AZ the store OF j. T.
Parker and "a ne claims behaved w very unbecoming
manner breaking windows, furniture. &c, and assault
ing himself and clerk. Mr Parker obtained indictments
arain. ten number and last night sheriff raber Of
Hanover assisted by sheriff ScSch Of HaverhIl called
at the rooms he students at o'clock aud renestt
them 10 get up. Tao request complied with, ana
they were locked up till this morning. They were then
akon ~ the ears At Norwich station and brought to
Plymouth for trial About 400 OF the students ac-
companied the prisoners 70 the station, cheering ard
scrccchng oil the way, and only about SIX were eit 10
attend chapel service Mr. Parker the plaintiff arrived
al the depot sooa after intending 70 take the train to
Plymouth hut the boys remaining hustled him ont OF the
depot showed him into the ticket Office and locked me
door keeping him there untn after the train had let
Thi, afternoon at preliminary hearing the 'tud1no
gave bonds for their app 81 the March term on
the osAr at Haycrill. and released rom custody
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rFLEGRAPniC NOTES.

ATLANTA Ca. Nov. 5.-The AflaIto T0ssfifei'oHs
etu0rlag pav left bonneville Gs toiav TOT pk,tnnoker
-ysamp. Tie party numbers 22 and are ily equipped lf
Little stale gy0lOgisi accompanies the expedition
NrFoRD. Penn. Nov. 1.-The breah in the D-la-
van aud Hudson Canal ctc miles cast o hsA>, POM,
which occurred Monday night = about conrlaea, INA
huat- running As isuai.
W,SnINGTON, Nov. Tile We, weather oi tho
past few dAy has tudend ne Track AZ o." DRIVING Pal -
iravv shiC.i 90 have Ia place To-Day
have been again pOstponsd
OMAHA. Neb Nov 5.--About 80 Mormon mission-
as have passed. laruugh Omaha tA week. bound ior 0uef
rcrt. Ous OF the country.
NASHUA. \. H.. Nov. 5.-Isa T. Goldlhwait. well
kno.ru In part lani p-ider % anAen
rouon committed auiciie s afternoon by taxing poison
HI. 10 committed suicide nv NoeAs aAo by ufONnns
pITIsBURG Penn, NOV. 5.-L3ly his morning
ne feamer rgr No . when rear Osborn station, on tho
Allegheny River this city, erpiodt. boiler dcaclns
IN III fhr sheets and Seeding 10 iuusi tls cabin iplf
and ~ no poihous. Three OF no crew Wcie
b4diV SgTtief.
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SALE or THE Artist WANTS pA1vrso-

The Administrators sale OF the painting -
etchings aui drawings of the late Pictro Nani, the
Italian artist. continued last evening % L"ayltts
Art Rooms. 81 No. az Broadway. The number Of
pictures being great. j, necessary 70 postpone
the conclusion OF the sale until this evening
Tie attendance was large Gld the bidding spirited
Among the painting ID Na'ul were the fOlloVlug
Veronica No." FlsTOniinc duchess looklhS down
upon tine mead o hcr murdered rival, brought cl20
. The Duke. Page" Alter the War $50 :
The Confidence" siiJ; " Aduuiliuu." $40. lcl--
Ing" $40; simplicity" - " taPa- Lo q - - ~
-. he FIRST GRIEF -liO: Fl-e Alarm" ~l35 " LII
rrtca" $50; Spiritual Advice $50; Anbusc'de.'
- - 80; Charity -; " Pms -, ~ 10. Auoug
ms ucflre- ia water rOlirs, Tho oeTtntdr brought 80
and IN. Lovers" 80 80. Tne Pri-ui ti'ning by
Tie In ". Fortmv. with Prelcnlfuon autograph.
tion Of ing-, water coicrs. and on panun-a bl
Ftlsfr
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SCIENTIFIC HISTORY or srIBmuALl-M

4 large audience gathered at the rooms Of
In, Liberal Club in Pmpiou Han last eyenin- 10 i.feu
To the address OF the Rev George =. samson. d. D.. on
in. SCENT ic History Of Spiritual Manifestations The
lecturer gan by showing the limitations Of the senses
which are 10 10 trusted only -n5y agree in off
fersut persons Science. he said d y-t,matizei mOH
eee: art IS applied know edge; philosophy j. knowledge
unified Tn, ancient BTahmius said tina. surplus ~
uerveforre mighr have IN influence on other persons
tnrn the subject VI this force being emitted from
gnv one al dr-cr1us good many things might hap
eu TIE speaker then traced the history OF Egyptian
magic the examination ~ similar phenomena bi lftuch
Illorh.r. ~trn WitchcTaft 81 modern spir1iuaii-m
atf .np'iug soV that they Hl were tht result rf an
o, rr-.ye.tel nervous energy IN TIE brain.
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NlGRLED.

CTsR -AVFgEIT- 4, ~ - Johns CLuTch Ogd0fs.
bury. hy the RIGHT Rev. william 4. Doane, Bishop %
Albany a-- Dr. Peters and the Rev Mr. Morn
son George crawford CarS Of Ncsfok 10 Harriet
Inour only daughter 81 James O. Aycre os OF OgcnsDrs
FOSTFR-DUSCAN-O Thursday, Nov. 4 1875, Al ~.
Peter CutnI. M0Tl-t0Wn. y. j.. b. Rev pr. Merritt,
T. Grand Duncan LlOt, daughter u tue
william IT, H. Jun,
HARRTSON-VAN vIECK-on rhursdaT NOV g. 1875, by
a.. Rfv VIM puNon D. D. Chse. Cn9mpneSs uariispn
t,rI-ude t4n eldest dau CATER Of j. l. Van ocS "a.
I'm Ol TINS city.
HoPNF- FF-c8v ( ri the residence ~ The BRIDES
Parents. Norh Piaiuhcd. y. j.. by Rev j. l. Huibut.
thsS Horne arrlc f., daughter OF Jas McGcc
observation-disclosures -Iu brooklyn. THURSDAY.
Nov N the redrrce " the brides parents, By the
A. n wat SISTED fhe Rev j. ". Bursify, Mr. Jane
A pun,l,rtur city -ali!e A. dsa shtes -
Heur, r. IcCou, esq.
al Noiioes Of Marriages must BE- iad9r'ei eth Ifi.
raa.c and add eos.
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For ofler shin Mars SEE Et0h PoJeI

ARRIVED
Steamship Richmond Kelly gchmond City Point and Nor
folk with mdse 70 old Dominion sieamship 60 ,, ,,,.
steamship Ge9fga CroSe Charleston Nov D. WIN inc'
sYP Victor GerJ Codes Bremen sept. ls, in ballast
Bafk Ka.e Hove r. new. $50 tons NcNeely KngsPort
Schr. ". II. wotherspcon of Parrsborc, - sj PotAs
sctf Wm H. Tishe show Tovney, Two Rivers ;.
ig eI Mary o Macia- snow siuee y 5 l. days With
Sc6f spartci of EastpOru cro5sman Dorchester. N. B.
sehT. Hantress sprange. Rockport Ne, win lims
sohr G. Kn sht Pratt. Rockland. with tine
Schr rusoe Coomos Maciias wiz Lumber
schr scud. hollaway, Dennisvllo Ne Win unoe'
sehr. Boston DiekeIsen. Hel:,SslL Me: with granite.
schr samuel p Adams CroWei' bangor. Nirl lumber.
scHoONEgs-RlyEG AID coAsfwsA
lillian. P0rsRoaih maggie 'a-L Bo,toh
Constitution Boston. sarah " B.ssc DishtOn-
CsnarI. cpiHrrzsf r. ~. pslry SeS.to1don
Palmer. New Bedtori. Delaware New Hedicrd.
Ann Eliza. Sesp.rt. J. a r.. oakley. newport
Harriet Gardner, ran River.
,o-.,, ,,o, FOR 49, hl, Defiant for san Fran.
cisco: narss Augustine hoboe Tor Al o or Liver
Tor 4. rtan-. ruce
wlND-suuseS ngh- \. hay.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BaNswicE. "a, Nov. 5.Clear,d. steamship Montgomery.
cg,EIEsfoS, Nov ARRIVED. solrs $50 W. Townsenh
Br nom NASSAU y =. sailed steamship rouae for liver
pool 81.
EtNTOE We. Nov 1fi~i lfh sfII- ~ ltfihE ahR
YanAer l3laue Sesh Kate aiker fr Puiadephis
. SAVANNAH. sOy Arrived steamship island ir0m Nen
Yors cray. l.iserpl Algona carr frpHi
do scnr tJrrie IGeyrT Sew sailed steamship
cen barucs fOr AcW-iOrk
FOREIGN FORTS.
LONDON Nov. 5.-Sae,i or the United States: 5teanino.
Eastern aa- Reynolds -ir Rooet Peci Msryecrodg
Louisa Jennie ARMSTRONG trrta Bt1nsA4sh, Progress NJ y
McNeii. Elizabeth DongsL Ciampion thgneco Adn.faL
an. ALI Arrived ia. AtI Inst. Micoi.an MoOnlg.
hat srilns az Deal Fdo, Gen -eugwicz Ja- fvsk-.
srni f. Arrived the Jfn rosie CAS-
lie. Iarjri kuaisio. Nipoir anu Psf0A
QCEESsTONS NOv. 5.Ihc inman Line steamship Lly or
DiOoa lVu sa.i.si hence tb-.s5 Tor Nrs-1oh.
AlFAN y. =. Zine cable steamship Nina arrived
LJslag nom sydney.
DISASTER.
IoSDON NOV 5.Thc British Jark ceylon RI yD0lhs nom
Gem Piippne Islands, Tor NcSHOrN put into Port ELka
bath south Ai-,3, oct. IL, leaking
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7Ha RErUBLIcI,s IND THE cISIL RING

NiHWs or DIPr II ATT0HNEN-oENf8h Fflh' IiD
PROOF OF \ COALITION Oh THE EfftBLlt A
PARTY WITH THH ENEMIES or REFORM.
Attorncy-GeneTal-e elect Farchild stated to
TRlBr,r reporter last evening in conversation concern
ing the recent election, thai in his opinion there ma
been 1, coalition between ere Republicans OF the STATE
ard the Canal Eins. Tho victory had been
gained by the Democrats because tine balance ot
power rested in she haacs Of the pure Repui'-
ican, no. Tor tho sake ~ reform ana against the in
siinci. Of party prejudice voted With the Democrats
As Poe put it, Tho best Republicans 81 The state y"1r
the Democratic ticket from the hes; OK MOTIVES
Thlt there had been a coalition between tie
Ind men a. the Republican party and the canal thieves
vas eyi fenced him from many things When me con-
tractors IN syracuse thought iho Republicans mad carried
The State they paradcd the streets Of that city with
band of Music ana iJicei though Bepubiican Vie
tory meant good news ami safety 70 them This
cv Tent union OF forces between tie Ring aud Repub
cans was disgrace to he party, retrcgrale movement
and yonid without doubt work mischief o. the organize
lion Again strong proof Of this compact OF wick d.
es seen in the ac that wherever the Ring had mower
the Republicans gained. This i coincidence that u
moi to oyeriooLe The need OF the present said Ny
Fairchld IS reform. End the disgraceu fact that the Re
pubcan. Tor the SAX, gaining power should truckle
~ the knaye- Of the Ring is sad CONNIE On lle tmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
TIL roRK.pAcKERs TAX rHINas OVER.

KfoKUK. Iowa. NOV. j.-An adjourned meet
Ing Of the Pork Packers Convention held at Quincy one
year ago. took place Ia ths city Yesterday. Delegates
were present from large number Of points IN tho West
Resolutions were adopted recommending the adoption VI
tie rules and regulations OF the National Pork Packers
Convention. recently hcld in ST. Louis favOrns The dis
continuance o. buying commission, and prescribing
deduction for unmerchanabe hogs. reports were made
By delegates different sections indicating at the
crop Ia thu section Will equal that of last year No So
rios results are appieheuded from the wgises OF The
cholera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

WASHINGTON Nov. 5.-Ciief Engineer X. ~ -
wharton ordered boar the MIN sA "a, ~.
-pecpr g. r. Thornton ordered 10 Phsefis by ths iJIt
INST for special dgy eonnocts VITA the Cenicnn,a I'D
manffr D. b. Harmony T. orheffi 10 exsnnsoh ,or p1 ~.
tiu Ns4ipf O. T. o. Bowman OTiercf iOf exaninaton ior
promotion Assltant EDlecr W. r. rat - order ~ 20 guy
M ne Nava station West fla by the ls ~ Dteth,
next Assistant paynaster l. A. forke reports hs arlNfi
hona Ia IN. detached rom The lanc A.atc 5t.n,n.
on tho ih u S9eubr ami 0derc ~ settle aacOunis
Leave has granted 10 froI Lncie1 Ne~c
onei al Naval observatory during The month OF No
vcnber. 1879 The ~ sb-e5ce OF Lieut. ChAres ~.
Baek been extended Until the 9Th oi December ntfI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
TIE SITE or TRADE.


BosToN Mass Nov. 6The oomDerr'al itlsn IN tis 70.
Of Goods There rather l-'tiff
feeling pcrvadng lines Of p0is especially brown cot
tons bales u Continental - and De Tor ek
England - the topic tge street. an1
element "a to cotton hOld' - osbe fi
gam "Wednesday fOr 900 ba more on the stine bfns
Mas refused by he The ste8msh ~ LoiTA which
20 day takes ont involve ~ the leading bran ID II
BOSTON market Th. exporting business growing ~ en-
cogIagug proportions AMI from the pbae bot sent Out IN
state street NH Ifoasutefs Lsabs
hn-inn.. 1. llkelE % easnt."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
r.rwrp F.urREs THIS WEEK.

B0sT0N. Nov. j.-The list of failures and
suspensions in The Commercial Baehn OF Tomorrow VIII
show notable dimnutou OF these disasters throughout
the country tha past week Among the reported failures
in New-England are NJ Janis, and Mafsb4 kimball
car dealers Of Boston NJ. L. Fay, merchant OF West
India goods and f. knight real estate agents, Of Wor-
cester: 4 f. Flheld dealer in West India goods oi Mont
peliar VI: ard some small firms in Lynn, Marbeherd
and 0Lner plnce..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

NEw-YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

NETWORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The Sltb season of the New-York Philhar-
a,ono society opened yesterday with Matinee 1T the
ACADEMY Of Music About 100 players Appeared IN the
orchestra with the familiar and welcome faces III the
front ranks. though suspect there was some new
material among the reeds Mr. Bergman of course " a.
bic accustomed place There not large audience YET
We dare say the Mstinees. at which every piece played
through without interruption. and some compositions
ae produced which do figure the regular concert
proSrammes will prove more popular than The FIRST ho
btarsa. which they disrace, although tbs is FAR
specimen they will not be valuable The biz yester-
day rs follows
symphony. " Eroica". .......-...... Bcethgvcn
Mr. Emily But;nan.
oiis de Ba l,G0 SuF %g ,S5i1bar ci ''Sr
'"Ss'' Mrs. Emi'y Butmau.
Ot ertIre. Julius Caesar y on ElloW
tbs wa ty no means a strong programme, nor vas it
very brilliantly performed The symphony dragged and
vas rough and bad hsutboy uuplea aut!y con-
spicuou- ia il but make many allowances FOR the so
eety ~ the beginning Of season, when the members
have been long without the care Of their accom-
plish-d conductor. The other orchestral sei6c-
tons we're novelties. the Lacbacr suite being
new and Won BHloW's overture never
HAVING been played before 10y this Society. The Suite Is
interesting rather from its fine Instrumentation and
polished v0rkman.hip than from the character OF It,
themes or II only light but IN some passages Il IL
common enough 10 suggest walkarUuud.' Won
TdloW's overture 60 "Juius Cesar, forming part Vt
the music which ne COMPOSED % accompany the r0pre-
sentaiisn at -hakespe tragedy does lot impress
pleasantly Che first hearing. but IL may improve upon
brttar acquaintance Ms BuJiAan has a. 5opIny
voice hol she sta taste and with good method.
sho T. hardly ripe however for the DIR rt work she
undertook yesterday. These caborate'v ornate pieces
require iaco execution aad sure in'cnaion "hich arv
not hers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
TIE cAprueE or wEsrEEN noRsE THLEyEs.

THE CAPTURE OF WESTERN HORSE THIEVES.
ST. LOUIs, Mo. Nov. "a special dispatch
10 Tie Rep,5lcan Kansas City says information has
been received there from Camp Contentment, the rev
military post recently established on the Sweet Waor
River indian Territory that Cnitod States troops cap
urrd band Of cutthrOats and horse theve near that
mace The gau- stolen 81 gDoi mules and "a the
mo OF thew capture were en- rcue NewAieXicc. The
de-perldoes were heavily ironeC aud W6r0 seat under
.t,- NO acorf D Fort sill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
Ac,r,GPR PLEADS GUILTY.

- LoUs. Nov. Col John McFall. late United
States gaugcr here ana Who recently wrote very
high-soundng letter to prominent officer of the
Treasury Department on the subject OF bis removal
from Office appeared in court to-day and Withdrew
his plea Of not guilty" 10 four indictments pending
against him and entered plea OF guilty.
FIR ofbs, rsy0Tts 81. F.Tst PdgsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
SALE OF THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER RAIL
ROAD

ST. JosErH. Mo-, Nov. The Eastern Dl-
vision II the f. Joseph and Denver Railroad was sold
Yesterday az Margsyile Kan by the Master IN Chan
Gerry and was purchased by the purchasing committee
appointed by the bondhoders for 100000. The West
ern Division was be sold today. An Arrangement Las
been perfected among al those Interested and new
corppsuy viii be- organized be called the -. Joseph
aud pacic Railroad Company. the sale ! con
Hrmed The road will be completed M once, ahd VIII
continue under the SAM management ~ AT present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
TWO BANK EMBEzzIFRs PARDoSED.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l., Nov. 5.--Manton Heard
and Robert l. PcarOn who. cashier ami teller oi the
Rhodc Island National Bank cnhezEled r220Oo0 OF the
fnnds OF that institution aud sentenced three wears
ago to nine year, Imprisonment, have been pard0ne Oy
the President. and were discharged ths evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
ARMY nRpEks.

WA-niSGr0S Nov. J.-Licut. Col Robert VIII
liam A.s.tsnt Ai'uan General. Transferred from Heat
quatcr Department "a tLo Missouri 10 che liz adqusiefs NJ
me the Platte NJ Oliver II. Greene. As
si.sn Adiuan Geaefa h transferred ir M me Headquarters
Of :le cpai Dakota The HestquAfiers OF the
u,rtueut or the Missouri ard Msier Geo -. Burge-. A.
,.ant Adiuanf oars ;rOa She Headquarters. oI the De-
nsrtm-ut ID tbs Of the Depart
ens cd Dakota Cob -. a. --okot Inspector General II dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
THE RrPr,BlIcAxs KEEP WISCONSIN.

MnwAUKEE. Wis. Nov. 5.-lt now appears
that Ludngton. Republican. has loo majority for
Governor. Eaebn. Democrat, /. undoubtedly elected
Treasurer The FOR the other candidates Is so clo-o
that nothing but the official canvass can determine thu
result The Republicans have i've majority ia the senate
md ~ In The Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

The contract FOR furnishing irI5rrs for the espene "a
farm of o.. eunisl oDialuei 10y ny
% D. Is n,fl ~ e civ. The ~ tn mogiDR aud rssB
ing arins, 10 require hlsv snd standing,
gain ana grir.tul Bureau of the COMMISSION que
d ia fiC best ~.uip condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

RI your throat feels sore OF uncomfortable.
n-e promptly Br IayDes xpctOan N vii relieve the arr
passages ~ an pl An mucous. say nnAmnsion and 80
affected PARTS chance o. heal No safer reiny can
b. ha FOR Cos complaint ~ the Ihros
Lungs and taken sort trial vii prove In en-
.4gv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

Ms Abby Sage RICHARDSON Will begin a series OF
anii'f Talks On English Literature for les MOrd
Ittt = he hAn In De- Der building No - Union
~lNS nc ref@ yin cuae IL Of iaks. 70 b. given
~ a'..9. ana Thursdays The subject Of the mt IL
" 4 yfsiDg InuulIoos ~ kngi 81 Lit Isfara"
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GEyER1L POIITIClL NEWS.
COZ ,L..ucnArrs srcce..oR.

"
PHnADELPuIA. Nov. 5.-Ihe resignation "i nitrh
states pistrict-Att0rnr Mchich-cI was entirely IN
expected by the Republican politicians mere Inc
nrnbablitv is that before senator Cameron and The
civ congressman can put their heads together and
aeree pan his successor the President viii iil the
Mace Col McMichaci'- assistant. Mr.. John IA. Val
cutine. ha. the support OF tie Presidents warm per
-onal friends, Aiessrs. Drexol, Bore, and Geo. W.
Chlds and it is thought here that their influence
win secure him the appointment. He l. spoken OF -
a thoroughly competent lawyer. who. ia hrs sub
ordinate po-iiioa has done nearly al re hard legal
work of the DisIrict-Attorney's office for many
years.
WAsHINGION. Nov. 5.-.Iohn n. Valentine Vas to-
dav appointed United States Attorney ior the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

=, ~ LPh. Ont, N0y. J.-Henry White io0lGn.ri was
k.liy ~ te Assize- here toGss 81 uLltis 81 D.
VIC ~ ir township - Peel the ilfh 81 August lat aa
xas .eseEoed b. o. he IA ~ I,.eag.r
EaS M F5fo ut 20 ~. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
NAVAL ORDERS.

,orn Arsenal Mass repc--=: re9nirn= tie esgs y "
spcs for which Capt onIien Bryar crinsnes Dop~
neat 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

Doyle. tho present incumbent, nno Of tho ten wards
eiccting deicgaicl Ia M. favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
rpE nos. THOMAS +. PIUNKEtC

The Hon. Thomas +. Plunkett, who died at
ptsdold. Mass. sunday. vas one Of that famous tai
THO ~ bathrF, born rstrk Punkr'' f'rmor for of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

sEcEETAEY EOPEsON AND THE ~lNAToR-HiP.
" -uvGTOS. Nov. 5.-Ihe secretary Of The Navy,
when nteuogated recently uion the subject Of ms
reported aspiration for tle N"w-jersey senaIorship.
said The present Legislature vii moi choose Unit Il
STATE. senator Mr. frengh ly-en is a friend Of hi-,
and he said that a. he has not been IN TN habit #
arourljng hi, friends ia the past he Is not likely
tO do now.
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9peciGl Ncilces.

Bart,el.'- Improved BoHievard snd street Lamps
TIE latest npno, .nrnt -aD-,uing solid p0eis rect
-, ~ 49,, tr'iv az. Sobnr f,-
the sl- % nc % e sp'earanco 81 ne streets os
Discount trade. Factory sacsToon No 500 BgoadSay.
corner frnoeHt, Nc"-fof~
Coughs Hoar-eno--. and al Diseases o. the Threat
To,I u SN6 LiVEnwoRr EXPEcToRANr sold by
Druggist- 0uly Sc. per bottle.
Cnreis nnd .sEis -ue'From - 70 .eooi sound wnei
Iatsudo a Cayells bottled A. the Ntatennx
II. t. kirk Co.. 90 FItoost
Estahi-hr1 lh'f.
tnatreIf.
go F'Glthare
BOOTS AND SHOES
exclusively.
lAhit7 EDti ,--.-....-. ~
nos tIfrs. strong -,Tyicsa0lc ~ii0r zoe boy.
uou'r I.sc yomr Hair .-CHFNAIIERS ITFE TOE
oHc ncIes %. groStn raIy, and iaasrs tae bar o,sa
nil S'ld nv sn drnsnsis.
Good soap saves Money.
o. K. Dcro $50 asirslon q sold ny al good srers
Po.t-s,,ncr Nutlce.-Tr. MAILS FOR 70 ROPE nor tho
S ss :, s's aus ON n SDNY. at $50 a. M on wEDSfs
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Trees and Plants.
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The Direct Tinted states Cable COMPANY.
This ComPany's cable is open ct business
Tara FROM New-York to Great Britain aud Ircisnt.
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@. e. WARD. superintendent
VI Broad ~, Nov. c. 1875.
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dunn moro tsrmers and those Of beItee
class than aay other weekly paper published Advertise
mems proper csss alton should - handed
on psrrro TUESDAY Of ~. week II issra
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rp1Nr1NC cLorHs Markell.
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&C. for STANDARD and Extra 63NJl with moderate busnos
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THE ProyDrScE MAYORALTY

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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

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L0sDoS NOV 5.-Tho British Yark Ceyon. Reynolds tom
Cebu Pidppne laads, tor NcSf0fA PIT into f"rl nun.
bath. 50utn Aire3 oct l3, leaking
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-13
sAm'L w. BROOKE, M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrlcian.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main St
Office hours-S TO 10 A. NJ, = TO- ana 10 I. ~
Residence, No. 40 Main street. d29ti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-13
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TAXES
i on the school assessment for Los An.
geles City School District are now due, and
payable at the City Clerks office, Spring
street, and unless paid within sixty days from
date of this notice, collection will be enforced
according to law.
je6 Sm ]. z. NORRIS, Collector
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-13
FRED. EUPHRAT, M. D.,

vNaYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL
| ~, diseases of children.
Main street. myl9 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-13
TOWARD LOS ANGELES:

"oN STEAMER DAYS."
Time of trains between Los Angeles and Will
lnington will be varied so as to connect With
steamer.
Trains are run by the time of Messrs Fisher
& Thatcher, No. 81 Main street.
All papers publishing S. p. r. r. time table
are requested to make changes In accordance
with the above.
ap23tI E. Z. HEWITT. Supt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-13
DR. w. HAZELTINE,

nENTIST-CokNER SpRrNG Ms, 4 AMD IN TEN IN
IL pie streets Opposite temples bsnkh j
Los Angeles Jaoo