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GRANr's LONG ISLAND FINN.
Lind that the President Purchnsed AdVcr-
tised tor Tax sale.


A few days ago il was publicly announced
by tho Suffolk county treasurer that he would
sell at public auction yesterday "ail that tract
Of land in the town Of Southampton, on south
Livsion of Quorue purchase, ~ tn 81 inclusive,
end parts Of lots 70 .nd 35, assessed TO Julia u.
Grant" ~ recover unpaid taxes. Tho Julia ID.
Grant" here referred 10 s the wife Of Pre- dent
Grant, and the taxes due amount 10 about Se0.
About year aG1 the purchase OF the property
by Mrs. Grant was recorded In the County ClefI, r
oflcc IN RiyAhead. Eiaht thousand dollar was
paid for thousand anee, md " was supposed
tnat tho President intended TO turn " into q
stock farm but the Land NaR 30 utterly unpro.
ductlve that IL would not grow grass, and u was
evident that the purchaser had been very hRlly
Imposed uoon. lnuecd. fDucn better land can
be ooIaned ~ tho vicinity Tor nitV GEMS an
acre, and many Of tho Old residents OF overhead
Trims Pres dent Grant would nave shown hotter
Judgment by allowing n 10 he sold Tor The "a
due a. taxes. tito treasurer. however. placed II
last nut one on the list Of property 10 be SOLD
for take, and wrote to n gentleman 10 Naw
dent family, regarding IL. hrs Grant was IN
formed that hcrpruporIv waa about 10 bc offered
for sale ~ pub 10 auction. and eao replied that
she knew nothing about II; hut the eleventh
hour the money was y Ia Nv MI. william q.
NlcOl, a New YORK lawyer, VINO dld not Say foI
whom he VS. acting.
IL Is said that tho proncrty was Transferred
from Mira. Grant Ia Mr.. John o. Anderson Of
tnig OltN.
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Test Case 10 terutiue the Powers OF Mr..
Bcrgh's New Humane society.

Test Case to Dctervtiue the Powers OF MIR.
Bcrrh's New Humane Society.
In The Oyer aud Tcrmincr court room
yesterday rope WINS stretched from noar the
bench To the spectators seats. sustained bv
crosstrees and held taut, a. Is done for tight
ropo exploits. This rupc had been used IN the
Tivoli Theatre BY Prince JcO-ths six-year-0ld
boy whose case n being made test by tho So
eiety FOR tho Prevention of CreltY 10 Cailfren--
and had been put Nv In the court room to lllus-
iraio tie testimony that was subsequently t. ken.
THE prisoner I,eonari, accused ~ compiling
ito child to- per,orm fur his auuport, was IN tho
court room; the Prince PLAYED On the bench,
Jtfrt.r nonuhur hciug abscat In thauIt crs, mud
AZ b. rgh Wa thsrc VIII uiH counsel, ar. GerI'y
DIR. james ". nanusy tcstinuu that lac had eA-
am,ned the Princes Dody, nj found ourvs-
ture Of me ruitrs; also, az ahnpruial coo iitiCn
uf The Abdominal wais. fhcse ii1uripa. In tho
dOctnr'n q, iI0n. might have teen Caused Dy
oVeT-cNsrttun IN hi perform incrs, and a cou-
tinurnro nf such overt Nert.on would emu N
permanent a for,nItY ANA muscular paruitsis.
Inc hoy climbed on the Judre's s.c1it bcncn
close 10 the witness cniur milo DR.. HauDcN w. y
tcsti tnr. put Oh "a pen al spertacies tn.t some
body hitu Lid down. nd looked intD tnc sDeuA-
er's lace with cuuhaAl mtnitrfy VI gravity, "a
thOU1n Trying la rouuicnend tne scchnis-I
tcrul- fred in uescri iig his physkal condition..
Othtr io-timonV us- mn. u Lne siduOusners ~
the laus expiuits GA tine tignt rDp', ana tho
nuf"-Lwcakins. @ r-pGlli1-, ann whipping dJno
Ia the fehrafs IL 10 compel hin to perform hi-
Isis. Jne b.ldhco pOIe used wri2ned ten
pounds, and tie c,tl, ~ DR. hLnnevr OPINION.
c"ull NOT BE- .ptactl.eu wisnOut physical InJury
by nyuJd but du .duit.
Gepiee Ito son, a bartender In the Tyoli
Theatre. FwUre that In a rene. rs.sl tue Piiuce
fell ,e,cDi times from leunAr.'s shoulders 10
tue hnuf winnie trNinI To turD souersauIss, anu
was sicksu ~ Leonard Tor falling.
ar. lf'r-n SAVE tnai II tnis Sc "a decided In
favor ui the SOrirtN, ne will CuJcavor to plsvput
alt sc,her the eDDe.r .nrc OF youn9 chiidren IN
aVfobatic purtorui,nc.'s IA thte citi.
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SrpRFNE COrW On AABERs !. e5. 100,
ioi ~ ~ ~ 70 III l71, ~, 25i, s2, 253 Id,
scr ppF COURT SPECIAL rsRN -Case on. No day
O. ...uur
hVrhENg COuRT Part III -Nos itbi 1857, Ass
ld.1 A g. Ni3, 3i3 8kal. MS 1921, 1891, 1884, ESD
iai. l'ol l3S' siil lioi, iSaa, Si, aSO3 SS77 CJ3
o. 'rFrrnG 'ornT Pr I-Nos. izsl, 1890 l4i9 700
49, ~ Alt Ma, 7oJ, 14v, N5, ~ sil az. PAR
Ia 500 ss2 ~. 1874. VS., no. af0, 6sS0. 53i SIS,
4bi iPu, etiii S}j $50, NSS.
liS, lz1i 1874 25lO 1857, lSjl s59s 95oa, 1866 il52
1tG4.
CoNAos PLgAs-G ENrRAL Term. Nos. 0. 3, ~, e2a,
~" ~ 10, l3l' Ia, ~, lo, ~ 10, a. 70 "a, 80
81, 30. l25.
MAINE CouRr-Pitt l.--NO.. aga, 1857 3J3s, $3.50,
9sS49 49, otti ~ sd%, 3T3 2S S0i 555l HSl,
500 li0l iyj7. 50, 2gly, 2yl0 PIT lll.-Nh 1875,
lSHi ei $50, Jl3h d0i5 b35i, J2ll, 5t03 1l56 6jO7
boll, s21U, J1A5, oJ41.
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"WEDNESDAY. Nov. l9-p. NJ. The sr,ecu-
lattve movement at tho Stock Exchange ooutin-
ues to advance tho Irioes NJ stpoits, altl,ouah
the genertl n ispositlon NJ deaicra appears 20 he
tO hold on Tor fur lrer developments. A a rule
the better II ~ Of RAILWAYS are repairing
Creaso ~ earnings, tho figures. of October being
on the whole quite promising. The movement
To dav WIS Cnnnned mainly TO Uuion Pacific,
Hannibal and 81. JOSEPH. Pacific Mall. and Pacific
of Missouri. Union Pacific advanced 3h h cent.
To l0li, hut lfur reacted To aud closed mt .63A.
plcinu OF Missouri advanced ~ . emit. TO 15H,
on the announcements made yesterday OF n
harmonious arrangement between that COM
pany ara thu Atlantic and Pacific. Hannibn
ana Joseph showed an imDrovomeut Of ~ "
cont. scilug NJ IN, whtle the preferrad stock
rdvanced In - ohios sold at " and ia. and
Michigan Central at eG's and 67N. The Buctul-
tiops the veneral lat. aside from the advance
In prcino Mall from csSg:59il. were limited to
the I, s,er fractions, n hough a strong tone per-
va ed the entire market.
The d"tai o. changes given ~ the OofnDar-
no totil numeer vt sharca dealt In Wa NJ
~, ~ which l. he sn"rc r'nrcse"tcl = i:n;
Pacific ~ issnuri. 1l.g0; Ohiua. l2,GD; y cinc
Tnaq ass, 0 Eae%. cci n' raSsiSql me- st
2.gU; tho preferred, LOO; nirhisnn C'niral,
800; Nori9w, stcrn, 2s0l; Rock lslSnd, lisQ;
teniy !, no; P.'nam. on; Now Jrr cy Central,
ln0; g., o. ami I. g.. 80; n rthv'rstern u eferred
800; g, o.. G. and =, 500; y 'chsilvcr, 2n -. H
aud Quincy, IC0; Chicago ann Alton, l2l; Della.
" re, Lirlsawnnnn ami Western, l2l; Wnhsah,
100; Fort Wayne, 70; and Delaware and Hudson
Cunai. "a.
Money WIS In ea4y eupnlv NJ gsbi y cent on
cal, " ilc urine discounts rulci N bd1 y cont
Foreign cxch-nro opened Of Sf.2 Tor ~ q VS.
ills and e4g1H ftr short sltht, and closed IT a
seduction ~ half com n pounu on both classes.
Grld op med at llia, decl ned to llil5, re-
~. NJ
lO-nipr OW The Assistaut Vniiei states TreaS-
urer viii receive bids for Sl,u00,U10 of the dow
eminent gold.
Inc foiosIug wee inc principal duotations
1000 A.M...Il4a. 1913 \ M.ttt4i 1iiJ T.. Mia
1850 A. Iiils i2.3 u. Mill ~ 500 i. NJ. 1885
1901 A. M-..tifNl 1.pS M..Ii4S 300 P.M..1iiJz
In ans the rates Daid for the usp Of <o,d IN
! per cent. aud nat and for carrying, and per
hc ts cicRringa ~ thr cold Rvohanrr, Ranx were
s52 $4,000 roll balances. sl.SSi s6D, AMI currency
| LP 'rc"p. s'HWuIb.
The 1y'sbiilsn.- at tBc united strca sun1reasury
was. Gold rcCoDtr. fbaSuns.LJ payments. sbtO.
ELL 90 Balance. AiI4S 4.0l. currency Ieccpts,
a. ~ 10. DC M incnis tOii OSp2s. 90 balance,
Fuiu eeuincaics scnt Ia Washington.
The fntrna revenue rrints 10 tea up 20 900 and
the customs rrccp s5cO,OO0 Tue rrras NJ wash
ugtoH received sbbO0O In nstianai hams n1to- for
dcmption. The bull IN the Bank OF EnaiAnd w'a
Iecrpa r go mo The Tres naian, AZ the clu@e
of tusinrss Washington " r. trr-rrcy fp,bODFuD,
in, s780j0 600. ncludnE tii lsOOO6 cola certin
cates.
I,.r, ~. al ,,,,l gsny..,I fkvnu,-.
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1--we stncIL Mnr,trt .

NEw Yonk. Wednesday. Nov 1O.-Recelpts of
We YES wrrc 10 car loadr, aI tetn The weather
was dccrc,n nj Nur thc Tor i-dours bnslnvrs,
bat tile taus hcrng interest well r pr scented IA
tao u aTket paces ahC trade 4 frIctf0n
vance IN prices among the OF rings loads
of Colorado tte"rs, sod ~ Hb,c y ~
tie gr' cwt ~ ef Texas and ChnrOgce cstile,
Id at 1ia0D.lc. n, to dtces 5tis56 n.; ~ of
ordinary 10 native steers sold Ol.C i3i.c 10.
To 54a5s Iced Of poor state heiiers
at TIC To dress 81 mH
Receipts OF sheep and lambs ~ loads or roo
had Trade WIS extremely 'ull a. ilsejc. " N. tor
plof TO good sheou. 5lla &c. y p. lalnDe. A
t1l u punca OF premium weth,Ts 100 Ds average, sola
ate N.
Rreip.s % hogs ~ ears. or 9Di heal nom %
which were for sale alive. Dressed hVsn as
glsA.lOilc H..
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TRYING no rrShr An ELEcrIoN.
How the Law Mnkrr- in Albany Make Busi-
ncsa Tor the LAWYERS.


Al the session Of the County CanvasseTe
yesterday, Mr.. Hugh Coleman presented q pro-
test against tho canvas of tue votcs cast for
Marine Court Justices. The protest sets forth
hat law was pas ID IN 1872 making the Marine
Court q local court, with three Justices. our u
whom waa TO be elected every TWO year, that
sh act passed Ia 1870 increased the number Of
Jus 'cos 10 tx. and provided that tho J tlccs
theh In ONE" should Mold Office tor the ~. a., Tor
.hcl they had been elccte...., and that after
wa. 'he Yer" NJ -. rrc Justices should be Elk
year. A. ne. .uer tais Law nLr the law Of 1870
p,esTnms M" lime and manner Of the election
=! s'''l' ~ the supreme and other courts
SIoVu 3 nov the Marine Court Justice shah be
ehns'n' MI Coleman holds tnat hey mus he
s~uVeu uIder The iaw Of 49, Uuder mat law,
onN On. Jusiioe could have been elected tnis
IsAt' AZ two were vOtod for, Coleman insists
tbat the election whs Illegal.
~ sr some discussion, tho protest was re-
IsII To lhe Corp ration Cupusel, and the ct,II-
N~ns "SH subpsuded unkIi tod ~.
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ate bonOs Nrrr Quirt aud steady. We note sales ni
Norin Caro ina g., Old. Jannary ana July, n i7is
Dl tTict al Columbia 2fs-, Glaf Aiiss ,uri u.s. lnIr
bonds, io1@e; snd lelnesscc d., Oh. AT A. Ri ad
bonhs Werc strong. aud REF cltz q mogUrgLe trade.
Tue lTiAcipl transactions wert arf,nlws. Bn hug
tou. tcasr II. and NJ. Is, SIS tAirt-O aud North
weetr rn cons ldt u coupon sol bonds. S.34 Che 40
and Nrrth~etiern cnn-niratro, ~ Morn AMI , ex
lss. ruH sdlidat'd iodi. Morris uni ts,N a'i- lns
HHnniDa aui 81. lose - -, CsnNtftiulV & p ne.
vie ui Ash. ola, 1851 Men gan teatri -, Ia. 3
Nv - ntrslb hSt toii NliNrryr.o nRn ~
o. 't-'n, Ns'2t lni a Pacing lrOth ~ mortgage.
lri mon fucinc -lnk innl ~ iHcNr H. - u De-.
i09 t'. {. and lad. .n. T., - 'rtl lacl. iris.
S.n Juaqnn utauc'l, ~ Yst.s, Central p.cinc gold
BOMBS. 1864 Girfi Nc.lrri . IA 81, western Union
1ei g'apy sHunon, Tntl ~ ifnSis kna'r. ~. and Og
dcnsb1Tc CONSOLIDATED Isf nsurt.i.r Sii New Irr.,iy
Contra lsis, new III New for4 Central 81, l0sl4
Lac Shurs inv bad, lVi
me ieplns n'Sn'4,. io"css, ani u. N. closing
pIlco- Of ElOcnr lO..lh Nnrr.
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The private pepklnR drm Of a. n. Reynolds &
Co Of Newark, NJ j., suspended payment On Tuesday
Il Is believed, however, that the assets largely Sleed
the liabilities. Tue senior member " the nrm has .
large amount OF vaiu bic property IN NewnrS. IN"
MN hope 10 be able TO resume business AZ rly
Tue b,rlon HsfUht announces tne H. lurc OF y.
utldoweky ono ~ the most extensive fnrnrl manu-.
IN that city aud places his blhva at $780,
900, Assrt Sl60.0IO.
w. X. LEWIS OO, piekle deAleTs OF BOSTON are in.
VOved nayag endorsed for klUnhon IL 10 ~ that af
otter W pay 30 cents on tue do ar viii b. accepted
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10 Flour W. dnil 'ho
prrv lours al O I.ny dAY rhrcki.i uusrers l.A orr
INJURY niErratr. No lna = .diheTn SION. kye rt
aleudy. I'm Nhr nOpr QIie' torn u"ll Tss' seti.v
We qu ,tri Flour No Y. NH. siaft.f0. supei bi1
sL,ic ahd Neitern. foEto~i0. eAtra htAiH So, 500
cts 50 Western ~ lI-MneIt eAifa-. ta4f!al d..
Ax and Xxx, o. ~. do. NHi.r wNf5t X AM
MN hSs'i sssoi nnssss99noa pa,snN .oasl31 SiE
nrnl p. j." IN .1lilsIn nh aad MY 6ranasN
nVar- eupernne, t5Yt6.yO. Corn meal Western, AZ
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Al safe uIown owen aud Robbed.

MILFORD, Nov. 10 The store Of CnaunOoy
Thouas, 6hohola. PIKE couhty, Pa. entered lH
thieves last night the safe blown Open robbed
OF small amount OF money. mostly IN nve and tlree
cent plecca Va utDle papers including dr liz, mott
Il sea noes D,nk stock, ~" ins france policies
were also taken. 1he robbery supposed "a have
committed by Two cramps who had vrer hun gag
abOuI the tONn for day Urfyo.
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MIR. GayIc, ,,akcs n Correction.

To THE EDITOR or THE suN-Str VIII you
kindly allow mc W correct an error winch occurs Ia
my communication which you published this morning
aud IN regard 90 which you such pleasant things
am say, eth by nv avn oaraessn0ss ~ The
mistake Of tie eomposltor INST" Mr.. boueicanh hn
Aevcr written Rn American play-'if We except fh'
oetoroon az ADAPT alton from inc French ana bei'
Lamar HTuop for star, and boul fAiluros.
The error orcnH ~ lcsylnE ont me MHd hoW
Ell Ia feaui - Mr. BOueleault has na,a WRITTEN a.
American play II We except Inc oclofouhr bu
~ r., a. adaptation from lho frInsh, ANA bcA1
Lamar written for rtar, an both taillrte,"
ccrtainy could not have n'eehL 10 att lhnic he
OciOiuun" 10 a French eonrcc, when u IN Vel hnuw
MAT an Auorlean novel, "Ine QlldIoon ny '-.pt
wound characterlzu failure play which rnlOyeC
such daserysa anu AuGl ~ dong ID Apccens
NAV YoRN, Nov. ~, 1870. CnARLRH SANiah
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Gnslntss Ao,ltts.

Sixteenth Assembly DisfTicf.-rhc f-ionds %
WILLIAM VI. KELLY, GEORGE Y. NnIrsON M
ChAl l. CiEGhN. ind pArtR WOODS viii assemble
a. tho corn o'e1hst ana Let Thursday cvcusg.
NN ~, 90 i!p u'riOcS =. ~, fJr ia" puru cf pa
csed,Hg IN oody 70 90. anadr an pay ,eir ps ~
Liei
Consumption. Weak Lungs. DysUcpsia. Gcu-
ersl DfhIly u'd We taiivr- ~ every de- riptnu.
promptly cured b. WiNCUfSrER'S HYiurnDS-
PHlfE OF LIME AND -OnN. 81 and S. u bottle.
PREPARED Only WINClits TER q 8 o.. Cae.uisLs, a.
JOhn ST., New \ ORR Sold 10y all druy -isi7.
DyCiug and cleaning ~ tho New York DVc-
ina nd funthe Pei IA iM M, staten lslui. O1rsa.
No % iu rc g.. sl2 ~ iad ty. uln Gtl tg y VI IOd
AID los Pier opun 81, Bfoosu Isl blish~i bl years.
Don't lose Nnur Hair. Cteyaller'7 ~ -Sr Tho
hur rest res -rsN ~ rtlrritt stup. us falf - ou
pace, ihtrei Co. IL grp'ih 70 Jidy wake thu bilr
bvautitel -Oid bi Az druggists.
A Dollar Gas" OF Homeopathic Medicines.
Wllh urrrl un- Ter fntfr nat. AZ fii 10
oftl. sAlIHs hOuu lpatnie PnsrmAcl i0i ful Az.
distressing couah can bc cured bv using
NiHlAHs BALHAs OF WILD tnLRhN on cfs. and 81.
Wind Collie mud Diarrho'a IN Chilirrn Gu rcd
by hON tLl.n lEhii NG tN.tlLAL. % c"uts.
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t2ua

N'T u'cfutsf, fz-V5o
Tie net Gaming 81 the Philadelphia ami Err Ran.
roai for hsptn "a, 1850 wnrc O. tsl5D for 10" nine
mo- ui rn..d N'p,,nper ~, ~ ne tsuug Wer'
t1li.HU ihr n't earnings 81 Gaze GelIgIt l.airnsid
Tor sc. t"inbar. 1870, were sAs The Mobile nut
10 u i'r al cIruel IN SUE nhsr. 1877 fiiJ4OsIe
and la pscnher, lS tlilS,i 10, aud exp tndrl Ia
septemoer 1874 Slol.Sbi. s4d IN SEPTEMBER. 1870.
sloS slI
toy rrIlcnt bonds were fouc~hat irr gpiar IA sym
PATTY sta ihc tiur ulti rs In the p'icn 81 boid.
Inc l0llo Wig Mer. zoe clnslng plL-ea.
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Steinship san Salvador, savannah. take al gasA
ticam.t mp Ne Gus. BOs Od, ~ isr. ami p4ns.
Steameiiip tnCe pea ie. P0rii1ni m -. and -
steamship Euiopit Slasro~. mds'. sHd p,-..
SteanenlD hem .rlc, Loves. ~ lsc. AID pAss.
Steamship lcading, Pnila iclp IA, cUai.
sup l'aetOlu-, Liver mol. uide.
BARK flanclkc ,. NJ lc-. IN 10 T.
Bark tia lornr, Capn I0wu, e. g.. II. ~ ballast
y ~ princ.Ss- a cyandri, - trpiy. in nilit-t.
brig Gal ,hurUug 81. NJ lrr. igwO ri.
Brg Snray Bloom. ~ dntv. e.. 49,. cJal.
- g ACADIA Gov Is -. cod.
BTg =. PIE Bird. ADgnlm. coal
A.sOtii. dtd 81 - a Viss vesgaa.
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To TIM Enron OFrnE Sun SIR: The report
In TuE Sun Of Inc lecture delivered ~ ten. k9at'i ch
m the Cooper Institute, on,hed The Irish nVdIer,"
Represents him sAylug that Gen. Anthony NaYnr,
wac partGNlarly liatn uisha hiInsen by the capture
O. stony Point IN our k"yullr9nary wr, wasan lrish
Amers IN" The fact ~ .t}cn Waynrs grandfather was
M Ensh'hn.s bnrn IN Yorkshire, hng and lle lN =
"a ehurf tluIp In ireland ana commitment "a troop ot
raVaIry VITA whom h. fourht Tor ~ ng WihHm al tho
b. ne ~ the Buyne. lie af-raart corlf ~ Amefen
i0undrd the town nj WafneshuroI "a, Wh'ro ten
Mabnee father nnl the 1gncral liuisVu we're bVip.
Gen. Anthony MaS4e Wa AZ Aui,rt4h Of E'r lsh l'.
scen1 Az. 40 wcir nneiN ninc huliedthA " tht men
Who tougn for American nutp nd 'n'e.
GRANDSON OF ONE ~ 1uE hf1khiNd PAAfi tilA1
GAPrrHkD StOkb J oiSr.
Gatarrh, deafness; instantaneous relief; per-
nlauent ytral tired. Df.ht0ldArd, Wh hsth o.
Bova Of the World, No. 4, ready so day coDtein'
siXty eolum0r Of reading ma ter, ADJ.
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bvFTAbo, Nov. n-It Is reported, on god
'o@'on'y u'al Ihe Dstnci Attorney viii on Mol.lay
W ,be I1nr' ~ oyer and Tes,Hiner move Tor The
49, ~ 'ht ltlh lfu aga nst btuTf" H. l,Jrd for pc
CT ~. pr, per las securcd tIe seiNccA VI u.e II L.
w. n ne co o. NeH OrE.
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Boys Of Tho W0,M, No. 4, ready to-day. DOuhIo
number, continuing sixty columns The largeh boys'
pap9 ever puhfsh-d-Aas.
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"JtsSIETHE BOOK SOLDER "A pitiful story II
tod Of jeanne the OuOkiollcri the FuGiID SOJg ILp0
u thIs sesk All should read II -h'i0.
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Drop In ut the Colosseum and view the great
at spectacle, "'fhe Siege nj Pare" Open day anu
eveniDg.-.idU.
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Boys o. tv World, NJ. 4, ready to-day. Double
'a"oer' containing sixty columns. FAO hrees, Doys'
laDD ever Ogbj.4nl -An
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What Ais MES

on. am bilious. Then take Quirka Irish Tea
A pAcAs.e cos,s 2Gc. suid by druggists. Ado
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Boys Of the World, No.s, ready tO-dsy, contains
hIJ cOlumns u reading m4iier-Aae
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II YOU want an OH TO0i rep ,ired Thoroughly aud
satisfactorily &C lcTAte cost write In IN
the Pisc Site r. ohne Company 10 MAIDEN hnc, wbO
Tef,r H. 1000 roof, three 10 ten Year, 0lI.-1dp.
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fJi0.ccl hiStublt"d evory fifteen dIy- Next draw.
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IBt. a. SIilfZDI5F, From KlisSiA, treats
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AT REDUCED PRILESi
uSnFRsuiRTs AND DKAwrEs.
wARp'5 SHIRT STORES;
- BROADwAY. UOENEl; WINE ST.
sd2 BROADWAY. cORSEE 1trn vt.
1.lal BROADWAY. COhNER MrH 81.
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Dollar Gas" Of Homeopathic Medicines.
WIN trftl lions Ter fn,ir hHt. AZ mus 1851 90
oftl. sMIru's hVmu Jpatnis Pnsunhcy 10 ful Ay.
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SSiio05

srhree wrrSa oriy Of Oct nor N eaeh " ~.
the following ar the gio-s earnings from Jan. to
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Gatarrh, deafness; instantaneous relief; per-
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i'm nd frintue fsi ~ ln ut ,tifen sii'd. Odrrs:
No. % llu nr So. y w. iad uin Gtu y Y, IO1
Ad los Pirrcpun Sc Gioosiyn Esi blishci J1 yea ~.
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Wind Collie aud Diarrho.a IN Children Cared
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Tnrrr weeks unly uf o. q ber "a cIcl year.
The iiowi " cun pancs have reported t-eir earnings
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A Distressing cough can bc cured by u.in:
NisrAR's BALHAn OF WILD tnLRHY 90 cis. aud 81.
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,hicn and Grief.

Going into mourning " for deceased relatives
has become q cry expensive business. Fashion,
remarks a contemporary, has just stepped into
the domain of grief and has dictated just the
quality, color and style of dry goods to be worn
at the different stages of mourning. Immense
stores, devoted entirely to mourning goods -
have sprung up in all the large cites in obedience
to the mandate of Fashion, and whoever would
mourn externally, as dictated to by the iron rule,
must necessarily spend a great deal Of money,
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In London there has recently been formed a So
ciety in fashionable circles 20 put a stop 70 the
expensive business. and rules have been adopted
for the regulation of mourning. which, although
somewhat peculiar, embody the elements Of re-
form and common sense. The following are the
rules Of the London Mourning Club:
/. That the putting on Of mourning for any
person deceased be limited 10 bona hds mourning
i. E., very near relatives
2. That it be strongly recommended 70 mem
bers of this society to shorten the period dictated
by custom for wearing mourning, but that the
exact period be left entirely optional
3. That the heavy and extensive Grape trim
mings on skirts Of dresses and on mantIes be
disused, as tending to extravagance and osten-
tation.
4. That the custom Of wearing " compliment
tary - mourning, viz, for connections, distant rel
atives, and friends, be discarded by members of
this society.
S. That children under four years of age be
not put into black clothes, and over that age only
on the death of parents, brothers or sisters.
( o. That servants OF a household where q
death has occurred be not put into mourning.
{ Z. That the use of mourning stationery be in
no case deemed essential, and that its entire dis
use be recommended to members.
S. That it be optional with all members, on
the death of friends, connections, or distant rela-
tiVes, to wear as a token of respect a band OF
Grape on the arm or hat in the case of men, and
in the case of women a black sash or scarf over
one shoulder and crossing the breast.
9. That the previous rule be applicable at
viii in the case OF servants and children.
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GERMAN ENGLISH d FRENCH
Stearin Candles, Ultramarine Blue,
Epson Salts, Castor Oil.
Fence Wire, No. 4, 5 and G,
Galvanized Iron Pipe, 1 and I inch,
Hoop Iron, I, /. I and II inch, Riyets,
Paints and Oils, White Zinc, White Lead. DC,
Caustic Soda and Palm Oil.
Hide Poison, Market Baskets,
Brooms, Casks and Barrels,
Casks Biacksmiths' Coal,
800 Tons Best Steam Coal.
Also a few Music Boxes & Regulator Clocks,
A Fine Assortment o: Havana Cigars,
English and German Ale,
Bavarian Beer, in OTIS. and pts.
Champagne, Ruinart pere and hls, qts. Il pts.
Champagne, Heidsieck 4 Co, qts. and pts.
Champagne, Thoreau, qts, and pts.
Sparkling Hook,
Rhine Wines, Claret,
Gin, in green boxes.
Samples now Open at our Office, and Sales made
to Arrive,
Tag Orders from Other Islands Filled. -a