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The New York herald., 1875-12-21
THE AMERIQUE.

cosTTIoN OF THE STEAMSHIP WHEN SHE WAS
MET By THE WILLIE DE BREsT-THE PAssEN-
GERS TAKEN OFF.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 90 1875.
The steamship Vile de Brest fell in with the
Amerique on the Sd of December in latitude SO deg.
north and longitude IS deg. west
HRAvY WEATHER ROUGH
From that day until the 9th heavy gale prevailed,
with very bad
MADE coSsoRr.
On the 9th the Amerique made fast TO the Ville
de rest and her passengers were transferred TO the
latter.
COMPANY.
The Vile de Brest sailed this afternoon for Havrc
taking out the passengers of the Ameriquc who are
sll in good health.
INTO
The Amerique will 60 into dock.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mr. Robert NJ McLane, OF Baltimore is at the Wind
'sor Hotel Judge 7. II. Westbrook, Of the New
YORK supreme Court is registered at the sturtevant
House Lieutenant Commander Henry l. johnson and
Paymaster Arthur Burtis, United States Navy are at
tho Hoffman House. General $. G. Armstrong, OF
Hampton, Va, Is at the ST. Denis Hotel Captain Ed
ward D. Baker, OF the Quartermaster's Department,
United states Army is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr.
= D. Wright, President OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company, and Mr.. j. D. Cameron, of Harrisburg
nave arrived a. the Breyoort House Major Charles W.
ho"eil, United States Army, and Assemblyman James
Faulkner Jr, Of Dansyille n r. at the MetropoI-
tan Hotel
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FRANCE.

AN INEFFEcTUAL BALLOT FOR sEEAToRs-A
COMMUNIST AMNESTY MOTION IN THE AS
sEMBLY-A SCENE OF TUMULT.
PARIS, Dec. 20, 1875
The Assembly baloted to-day for Senators, without
result
COMMUNIST AMNESTY MOTION.
Mr. Noquet, a radical leader, introduced motion
that amnesty be granted TO the Communists and re-
quested that 1t be declared "urgent"
The tumult which followed was Indescribable.
A SCENE
The previous question was almost unanimously car
rled the Left considering the motion, which cannot
pass, an eectioneering trick
PARTY UNION DISSOLVED
The affair causes complete rupture between the ex-
treme radicals and the Left.
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THE KANSAS TREASURER.

he IS ASKED TO RESIGN BY THE GOVERNOR
IMMENSE FoRGERIEs DISCOVERED.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Dec. 20, 1876.
Samuel Lappin, Treasurer OF the State OF Kansas,
forced to resign his position to-day Dy order OF
Governor Osborne ten days ago. II discovered
that heavy forgeres had been committed by some one
by which tho State had been victmized to the amount
OF about $50 900. and is claimed that Lappn the
nstgator II not the perpetrator of the forgeres Lap
pins bond is ST. ooo ooo that the State is
against loss He elected at the last election
by republicans There is great excitement among the
politicians in Kansas, among whom Lappin had been
q loader for many years.
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THE WHISKEY FRAUDS.

THE SUPPRESSION OF THE MURDOCH DocU-
MENTs IN Observation-Disclosures ExPLA-
NATIONS.
WASHINGTON Dec. 90 1875.
Attempts have been made to break the force of the
HERALD's ST. Louis special despatch, setting forth the
fact that Collector Murdoch attempted to expose the
Whiskey Ring OF that place to the President 1873
but that his reports either suppressed covered
up by some one about the White House. To offset
these serious statements, it has been tcegraphed
from here widely that General Babcock, i'm
mediately upon receiving these Murdoch papers,
turned them to the Secretary OF the
Treasury Tho facts, however, place this matter in
very different light and not ONLY sustain the HERALDs
despatch, but make tho matter much difficult Of
explanation the part Of General Babcock. II ap-
pears that the original letter Of Collector Murdoch
the President was dated in June, 1875 that it
cerved at the White House after and referred by
Mr.. Snen one OF the Presidents secretaries to the
Secretary OF the Treasury. There is nothing
to show that the President was allowed 10
see it know anything about it. on
reaching the Treasury Department. Mr.. Richardson
being Secretary, it was referred by clerk in his
office to the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue and by
this reference fell into the hands of Avery,
where it appears 20 have rested quietly and
have been brought to the attention of any with
view to its consideration, although It made very full
statement in regard the great frauds in full blast
ST. Louis.
The story told by Babcocks friends OF late that he
made this whole matter known to Secretary Bristow,
is in the light Of these facts, Of the most
picious points in the The version given out by
his friends is that some writer in Washington, who
pretended to have the OF the press, enclosed to
General Babcock then at Long Branch, copies OF MUIR
docks statements, accompanied by matchmaking let
Offering to suppress the publication OF these docu
ments for q proper consideration, and that General
Babcock upon receiving these, placed them in
tho hands Of Secretary Brsow Unfortunately 1t would
now look as II this story OF Babcock's friends
was q manufactured affair from beginning to end
cocted nearly months after the investigation which
led to the exposures in St Louis began and fully
month after General Babcock became aware that the
inquiry in progress. Ne attempt whatever was
made discover the alleged backmailing correspond
ent here and inquiry made about him in
any quarter. The alleged letters enclosing the Muir
dock papers not, stated for effect, placed
In the hands OF Secretary Bristow, but like
tho original letter OF Mr. Murdoch to the President
sent to the department. and without coming to the
notice Of the Secretary were to the Office
OF internal revenue and there again went into the
hands OF persons who careful that they should
not attract attention All Of these papers will now, OF
necessity play part the forthcoming trial Of GEN.
eral Babcock and this will probably necessitate full
quiry into origin Of the socacd letters OF black.
mail
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A sCHooLHoUsE BURNED.

THE RICE GRAMMAR SCHOOL SET ON FIRE Ac-
CIDENTALLY BY THE JANIToR IN THAwING A
STEAM PIPE-THE COLD IN NEW ENGLAND
BosToN, Mass, Dec 20, 1875
At six O'Clock this morning the Rice Grammar
School, Of Dartmouth and Appleton streets,
was accidentally set fire by the jantor while he
was endeavoring to thaw a pipe with a red hot
poker. The flames up the ventilators and de-
sroyed the upper story and part OF the second Tho
loss is SIS, 600; no insurance.
FORTY ZERO.
Reports OF intense cold come in from all parts OF
New England the mercury ranging from 10 degrees TO
Al degrees below On Mount Washington IL was
but 10 degrees below and at Lttleton al degrees
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FROSBITTEN SAILORS IN NEWPORT
HARBOR
THREE OF THE CREW REMOVED TO THE HOS

THREE OF THE CREW REMOVED TO THE HOS
PITAL.
NEWPORT, r. l., Dec 20, 1875
II has been extremely cold in this vicinity for the
past twenty four nours. The thermometer at zero
at eight O'Clock this morning
large fleet OF vessels put into this and Dutch Island
harbors Captain Kinney and the of the schooner
Virginia Hickman, from Providence for Wilmington
DEL while getting under way in Dutch Island harbor
last night were all frosbten. 1t found necessary
send for another captain to take the vessel to her
destination and also to remove of the seamen to
the hospital here. The schooner Mary L. Amsden Nc
Richie from Philadelphia for Boston, put into this
port this morning. with two sailors badly frostbtten
that they were obliged TO be removed TO the hos
ptaL Providence River is frozen from Bulock's Point
TO Providence - -a-N
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EARTHQUAKE.

POETIC RICO VISITED BY SEVERE sHocKs--THE
Town or AREc1Bo LAID IN RUINS.
HAVANA Dec 90 1875.
There was an earthquake in Porto Rico the nights
Of December and o. which created great alarm.
rnR rowS or AREciBo IN a STATE RUIN
The capital, San JUAN not damaged, but the town
Of Arecibo was entirely destroyed Two churches
end only six houses remain and they badly dam
nSud thew NAV tall at any moment
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THE FIRE AT FOREST CITY.

MEMPHIS Tenn, Doc 90 1875.
special to the Associated Press from Forest City
says that the losses by fire which occurred there last
night follows:
Charles Smuch, dry goods, 81, 900. insurance;
Baum & Bros dry goods, So 900, insurance; J. P.
Webb, groceries, $780, insurance; Mr.. Engebrecht,
millinery So 500 insured for 81 500; +. Haskens,
building, 81 600 no insurance. and Mrs Moore, build
ing SO, 600 no insurance
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BREADSTUFFS IN THE OLD WORLD.

GENERAL REVIEW OF THE GRAIN MARKET-
SUPPLY AND PRICES.
LONDON, Dec 90 1875
Tire Mark Lane Express, in its weekly review Of the
grain trade ys-"Pricos in several OF our markets
have declined Is In Paris -four has been dull. Tho
markets in Holland Germany, Hungary the Danubian
Principalitles and Egypt generally show no change
Al Dantzic ne old wheat is Is higher and best new
Is hrm.
"AtSL Petersburg quotations have fallen Is"
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THE THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
RACE AGAIN POSTPONED.
slN FRAycrsco. Dec. % ls7I


The Pacific Jockey Club met to-day. All the owners
OF the horses entered for the $50 900 four mie
were present By unanimous agreement the will
come on on the 22d Of February next The club guar.
to give certified check Tor $50 000 drawn TO the
orders of the Judges OF the race TO be paid 10 the
ner All the original entries, nine in number, remain
in Tho best feeling prevailed. The club ana tho
owners oi the horses are IN perfect harmony.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Dec. 20, 1875.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad injunction case
called In the Circuit Court to-day. before Chief
Justice Waite and Circuit Judge Bond. Mr. Evarts
opened the argument and was followed by Mr.. McFar-
land, or New York, in favor of the motion 20 dsmss
On the adverse proposition Mr. Smoot Of Alexandra,
commenced, but did not conclude, his argument Ihe
Court adjourned till Wednesday.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

FRENCH EXHIBITORS GRANTED A LARGER SPACE
VERY NUMEROUS REPRESENTATION.
PARIS, Dec 20, 1875
At meeting OF The Centennial Commission to-day Il
announced that the application Of France for an
increase Of space the Exhibition buildings Phila-
delphia, had been granted.
The plans for the French section are now closed.
LARGE NUMBER OF ExHBIToRs.
The exhibitors will number more than 1000
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A COURT HOUSE BURNED.

LITTLE ROCK Ark, Dec. 90, 1875.
The Court House at Camden, one of the finest IN the
State, burned early yesterday morning The
books, records and all the papers pertaining to the
Clerks Office destroyed.
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THE LENNIE M UTIN Z.

EARL DERBYs ACTION IN THE CASE OF TEE
ACCUSED GREEKS.
NANTES, Dec 90 1878
Tho examination or the Greek sailors for completely
in the Lennc mutny has been suspended for the pres
ant the request Of the Earl OF Derby the English
Minister of Foreign Affairs
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SPAIN AND CUBA.

,VALMAsEDA's RESIGNATION OF THE ANTILLES
GOVERNMENT AcoEPTED-GENKRAL JovELLAR
NAMED AS HIS sUcoEssoR-ALFoNso's cABI-
NET EMBARRASSED.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1876.
A special telegram from Madrid to the
HERALD reports as follows =
TILE CAPTAIN GENERALsHIP OF CUBA.
In the Chambers General valmasedas res
ignation of the Captain Generalship Of
Cuba has been accepted.
THE GOVERNMENT EMBARRASSED.
The Generals act of resignation embar-
rnsses the Kings government greatly.
GENERAL JovELLAR TO RETURN TO THE AN
am assured that General Jovellar will re-
Surn to Cuba as chief of the government
EXECUTIVE CAUTION.
The fact is not officially announced, for the
reason that his appointment will leave Gen
AN OFFICIAL DILEMMA.
The situation with regard to the Spanish
administration in Cuba is regarded as unfor-
tunate for Alfonso.
vALMAsEDA AT VARIANCE WITH THE MADRID
MISUNDERSTANDING TO SAIL FOR SPAIN.
HAVANA, Dec. 20, 1875
Captain General valmaseda, considering the
rules introduced into the administration OF tho island
by the Madrid government Incompatible with the power
he ought WELD view of his knowledge of coun-
try and people and his past services has forwarded
his resignation, which the King has accepted
IN INTERIOR.
The Captain General returned from the interior yes
terday. BE will transfer the government to the hands
OF General Carlo, the In rank and will sail for
Spain on the 25th inst
AN Ex-cAPTAIN GENERAL MADRID.
ExCaptain General SAM has arrived here from Porto
Rico, and also returns to Spain
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twcntyf hours, IN COM
parison with the corresponding date on year as in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Buldlng
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
oPF1cR or THE CuIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20-7.30 T. NJ.

Probdblllfes
During Tuesday, in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States falling barometer northeast 10 southeast winds,
warmer cloudy weather and possibly rain on the
coasts.
ForTennessee and the Ohio Valley and the lake region
falling barometer, southwest winds, warmer cloudy
weather and occasional rain or
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys falling barometer and southerly winds, followed
by rising barometer, northwest Winds slightly COLDER
cloudy weather
For the Middle and Eastern States falling barometer
warmer southeast 20 southwest winds partly cloudy
and threatening weather, with occasional snow or
rain.
For canal regions from New Jersey to Virginia, tho
temperature viii rise above freezing
The rivers continue generally falling
Cautonary signals continue at Milwaukee and Grand
Haven
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MERCANTILE FAILURES.

HEAVY LIABILITIES OF LONDON CITY HOUSE.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1875.
Messrs, Lawton Head, merchants shipping and
insurance agents, doing business India Buildings,
Queen Victoria street, in this city, have failed
Their liabilities are estimated at $3.50 600
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BISHOP HAVEN CENSURED.

CINCINNATI, Dec 90 1875.
AT meeting OF the Methodist preachers to-day
resolution offered consuming Bishop Haven and tho
Boston preachers for their expressions the third
term. The resolution the subject of long discus
sion and the meeting adjourned without taking action
upon
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

THE STEAMER FARADAY ABOUT TO COMMENCE
THE WORK OF REPAIR
LONDON Dec 90 1875.
The steamer Faraday having completed her prepara-
aons for repairing the direct CABLE cleared to-day for
New Providence, Bahama Islands
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EIGHTEEN BELOW ZERO.
HALIFAX, Dec. 90, 1876.

HALIFAX, Dec 90 1876.
Reports OF cold weather from all parts of the
country. AT Windsor the thermometer marks ten de-
grees below zero at Pictou fifteen degrees and at Ok
ford and Cumberland eighteen degrees.
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SUPPOSED BANK RoBBER ARRESTED,

MEMrHls. Tenn, Dec. 90 lS75.r
A special 70 the Associated Press from Forest City,
Ark says:--P w. Hambiln, supposed to have been
concerned IL the Cortnth lNissl Bank robbery last
year. was arrested here TO-DAY.
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INSURANCE ON THE SHIP HELEN
MORRIS.
BosToY, Dec. 20. 1875.

BOSTON, Dec. 20, 1873.
The ship Helen Morris, recently burned on her
passage from Shields to San Francisco was insured
here for S5T 500 in the China, Manufacturers New
England and Boston companies $1,000 each Mercan-
tile Neptune and Boylston, $1,000 each, and Salem
Marine. 81 500
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GRAND HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION

KENTUCKY, SINGLE EUMBER DISTRIBUTIONS
100000 in money distributed: 5Gsi gifts.
Tickets $40. Halves $40; Quarters, So Eighths S. so
For tickets nformA address the New York agents
THOMAS IL HAYS 4 CO.
697 Broadway.
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MALACCA.

,vz1Trsn MILITARY ACTION AGAINST MoToUs
CHINESE.
LONDON Dec. 20, 1878.
,Atcegraphic despatch from Governor Jeryos states
Shat there is Chinese Malacca and that he has
cent troops there TO restore order.
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THE WEATHER IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

ST. JOIN, n. b., Dec 20, 1875
To-day the coolest Of the season. The thermom
this city showed 20 degs. below zero at six
O'Clock; at Rothsay, % degs at Hampton 20 degs.,
and at other points In the province still lower
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OLD WEATHER IN PENNSYLVANIA.
MILFORD, Dec. 90, 1875.

MILFORD, Dec co. 1875.
Last night was the coldest OF the At four
O'Clock this morning the thermometer indicated seven
degrees below zero.
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THE PUBLIC AWARDS THE PALM TO HALE's
HONEY or HoREHouND TAR az a cough remedy
PiKk's ToornAcnK DRoPs cure In one minute
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FOUR DEGREES BELOW ZERO.
PoRT LERyIs. Dec. %. Isl.

PoRT JERvIs Dec 90 1875.
The weather in this section for the past few days has
been intensely cold. The thermometer at Monticello
this morning indicated six degrees below zero and in
this village four degrees below The weather has mod
Grated very much since morning
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
Signs, STORE and OFFICE PAINTING
UPIIAM 4 CO. $50 and 252 Canal street.
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800, 900 FOR YOU.

A-IF YOU HAVE AN APPRECIATION OF THE
inspect gentlemen's HOLIDAY HArs - -
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-SENEBAL MoRIoHEs' PLAN OF ACTION AGAINST
THE CARLIsTS.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Dec. 20 1875.
Fhe Alfonsist General Morioncs will begin his
paign by a movement tor the relief Of this place and
Hermann after which he is expected to advance the
Carlst position at Tolosa.
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WILD ANIMALS Their Life and Habits Illustrated from
Designs by Joseph Wolf Engraved by j. w. and Ed
ward Whymper. With Descriptive Leterpress by Daniel
Giraud Elliot Y. L. s., r. q. s. 4to cloth gilt edges $4
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SPAIN.

GENERALS ON THE MARCH TO NAVARRO.
MADRID Dec. 20, 1875
Generals Quesada and Campos have arrived at Sara
gossa aud left for Navarro
FAvoRITE
The Cadz papers assert that Count Marfori has been
arragned.
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A GOOD THING-THE ELASTIC TRUSS COM
PANY, 6S3 Broadway have admirable appliance which
has everywhere superseded all other TRUssEs in treating
rupture Worn easy Never DISPLACED.
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REST UOTJDAy CTFT

So HAT FOR 81 9o-FINE HATS A SPE-
cialty; SILK HATS, So 50; worth 50. 10 New Church
street, stairs.
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BIBLE LANDS: Their Modern Customs and Manners.
Illustrative Of Scripture. By the Rev Henry y Van Len
nep DID, illustrated with upward Of $50 wood engravings
aud two colored maps svo 1888 pp cloth, 80 sheep, 20
half morocco. 81
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FURsl at popular prices.
Seaskin Sacuues and Sets a speciality
Childrens Furs Sleigh Robes, Gauntlets Caps &c &c
BURKE, Manufacturer PA Broadway Park Bank Building
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A.-BEST HOLIDAY GIFT.
The device in machine sewing Is the NEW AuTo-
SEWING MACHINE which is creating quite sensation
in the market No better gift be selected mother
wife, sister friend No special discounts offered to tempt
purchasers but perfect approbatio delight
TO the possessor No 659 Broadway, New York.
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A.-A.-A-A.-A.-A.-A-A.-

Christmas comes but once year.-Those who in.
tend TO observe It In the good old way OF making
presents TO their children friends should ava them
selves extraordinary offered tho present
season at the GREAT ORIGINAL DOLLAR STORE, 667
Broadway The of sold the universal price Of
ST. each larger richer and varied than before
and the bulk Of the goods purchased for cash at
prices far below the original cost Of manufacturing them
and as they are sold the general average system az
small profit persons have difficulty In obtaining two
three four dollar goods for dollar Magnificent
French Clocks gold and silver Watches Wotabes Bonzes
Workboxes other elegant goods also offered this
At prices that really below the importers invoices or
the FIRST of manufacture There has been time
when beautiful goods Of and fancy could
be obtained for little money Make your purchases
and avoid the rush Just before Christmas.
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NooKs AND CORNERS OF THE NEW ENGLAND
COAST. By Samuel Adams Drake. author Of "od Land
marks OF Boston, Historic Fields and Mansions Of Mid
dlesex &c With numerous illustrations. Square svo.
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SONGS OF OUR YOUTH. by the author Of John II ali
minated, 81 So
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Conducted by Professor r. l.. foumans
Contents for January.
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II Tbe Horse Shoe Nebua in sagtarus. BY Professor
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I'll Science Teaching in English Schools. BY Rev. w.
~. Modern Biological Inquiry. BY Dr. John L. Le
V. The sand Blast BY w S. Ward Illustrated.
vi Instinct and Acquisition. BY y A. Spaldng
VII Prince Ruperts Drops BY William Leighton. Dr.,
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X The History Of Twins as Criterion Of the Relative
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~ Meteoroogy- Proceedings Of the American
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ANet"bN tNHPNlt0uio ltntcih'S -
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
ro~>- - ..,'S9 "a
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