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FREDERIC HUDsON's FUNERAL.
A Memorable Gathering of New York snh
Boston Journalists.

CONCORD, Mass, Oct. 24.-Frederic Hudsou
buried this afternoon from the family
Main street The Neio York Herald represented By
the following; s. H. Glenn. W. II. Hendrv W. n.
smyt the. H. J. Symes Myron r. Cooncy. Edward Fiyna.
George W. Hosmer, q. b. walls. and Thomas Magurc.
while the leading daes Of Boston also sent represents
tvcs. Among the dsting uished persons present
the Hon. f. Rosewood IIoar. Ralph Waldo Emerson. N
r. Barks, A. Bronson Acott. William Munroc 0oundsr
OF the Public Library at ConcOrc) Frank BannoOn, W.
". Wheidon ami the Hon George proOks who had the
direction Of the funeral.
The remains arraycd in white, lay in plain csskst
OF black walnut. free from ornanicntAton other
than silver handles. There was entire absence OF
flowers and mu ic did not form part Of the sevicez
The services conducted by the Rev. Henry NJ
Grout Of the Congregation Church. The pal bearers
were X. lockwood Hoar, Henry 7. Smitl and W. ".
Wilde OF the Board of Selcctmen Of Concord Reubea
n Rice George Haywood, and Henry staples. AL or
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FirHER DUCE's NOVELTY.
The Fathers Answer 10 the Ncighbors'
GrowlinR about Billiards on Sunday.


Father Duce of st. Michael's parish
points with pride to st. Mlchael's Lyceum as
proof that billiard and card playing are not per-
nicious II they are not made the medium Of
gambling. The St. Michaol's Lyceum, society
Of Roman Catholic young men, was organized
by Father Duce In December last. The good
Father hired house in Thirty fourth street,
fitted IL with billiard and card tables and other
clubhouse attractions, ana opened II with
twenty names on the roll. lie desired to give
the young men OF his parish all tho adjuncts
Of a barrOom except liquor and bad company,
rnd thus win them from such places Of resort
alter work hours. The number of members
rapidly increased and reached H. Then more
spacious club house In Thirtieth street was
rented, md last month the Lyceum became self
supporting. The Lyceum's new home Is very
the basement furnish entertainment to those
peted, and the walls are adorned with pictures.
There are writing desks reading tables, chairs,
and a piano in the rooms. The second story
contains the card roous, and therein every par
lor game Is played. Above this tho janitor and
his family have their rooms. The CLUB house Is
open to the members all day aud until ii o'clock
AT night, except on Sundays. Then it is closed
until nearly noon to permit the members TO
attend mass. The games Of cards aud billiards
are played on sundays and on sunday nights,
and the neighbOrs complain OF the noise made
by the billiard balls on sunday, but Father Duce
says that the house is his, and that the clicking
OF billiard bHs IL preferable to the noise OF cry
ing children In other houses.
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JOTTINGs amour TOWN.

Judge Stanley Matthews and Mr.. Thomas d.
Conncry arrived In the Celtic yesterday.
The managers of the American Institute EK-
hibltlOn have engaged Levy, the cornet player.
John O'Brien Of Elghty-lrst street was found
dead yesterday In the sewer Al liSh st-cet and the
boulevard.
An unknown woman, about "a years old, Ave
feet high. ana blacs, curly hair was found on Pier o.
East river, last night.
winiired Mylan, aged 10, OF is East Eighteenth
street fell down stairs last Friday She died IN
Bellevue Hospital yesterday
Louis rassel, a sailor Of the perelre, died In
bellevue Hospital Yesterday from injuries received
iall from the IN inmnst on The 10Th Oi september,
A new pilot boat. tho Thomas d. Harrison, has
Just been finished ana is TO be put IN commission by
the New Jersey aud sandy HOOK pilO Board. She
feet long 1884 TONS and cost $4,000. Thomas Dexers
the COMMANDER.
Mr.. Flrwell made a Gle an score OF seven bulls
eyes Including his sighting shots 800 yards at Greed
moor ON Saturday, aud having finished hlI score In
advance Of his comrades continued shooting cOrdng
twenty consecutive "buseyes; !" u feat never before
accomplished IN the AltQrI ot Iong range rns Prselce
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BROOKLYN.


Tho st. Louis club beat the Mutuals on Satur-
day 6tOi
The Hon. william NJ Eyarts and Lord llough-
ton attended Plymouth Church yesterday morning.
Tho monument of Edwin NJ. Swanton, Past
GRIND Master |. o, q. +. OF New York, unveiled IN
Greenwood Cemetery yesterday.
Judge Reynolds, OF the Brooklyn city Court,
deliver the address OF welcome NJ the Inauguration
of Cyrus ID. Foss rs President Of Wesleyan University,
In MdOlCtOWn, Conn, tomorrow.
Justice Morse on Saturday awarded t2i to
Frank Pcarsa the nrookyn pho ogranhrr the sum for
which he sued W. W, SchVnCk Of o. Putnam avenue,
brooklyn, who he testified, visited his studio with
Miss A. ". Bana, ana sat seventeen tunes for pictures,
winch they subsequently refused 10 take pay for
The body of Levi II. FarOn, the chief clerk Of
the District Attorneys office and memDer Of me lrook.
lyn Board Of Education, buried itCrday from che
Church Of the Icdcelner Mayor Hunter, winchester
BrttOn, Judge II. a. Moore, u. }. Whltlock President
of the Board OF Education Wm. Il. Libby, L. v ID. HAr-
dcnburgh. A. II, wakey, Samuel Geston, aud Thomas
s. Moore served as pail bearerS. The norAi onerDg'
were AeII LunetQul.
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THE PENSION BUREAU.
Thirty Millions Of Dollars Paid Annually to
23I.S11 Pensioners.

WASHINGTON, oct. A.-The Hon. Ii. NJ
Atkinson, Commissioner Of Pensions, in mis- an
nual report says that the number OF pensioners
added to tho rolls during the last fiscal year was
1857, and the number dropped, by reason OF
death, re5nlistment remariage, expiration Of
minors pensions, or the discovery Of fraud, was
l2W7, making net decrease of lao. The NUM-
ber OF pensions increased was 1851. The total
number Of pensioners borne on the rolls on
June 30 1875, was 2A S2l.
Thirteen widows Of Revolutionary soldiers
who were married prior.tu tho year 1900, and
3B6 married subsequent to that date, are stil
borne on the rolls. In 1871 the average rate OF
pension paid to the army invalid pensioners an-
nually was $s0lS; In 1872, $9026; In 1873. Sg6.l8 ;
in 1874, S9Sli and In 1875, slUi.al. on $s85 per
month. lhe rates vary from 81 to so per
month.
The total disbursements OF the Pension Bu-
reau during the last fiscal year were S29,6Sl 49,
leaving balance from the appropriations OF
$37l,so3.3l, which has been covered into the
Treasury. The appropriations for the current
hscal year were For army pensions, S29,jOO,0OO,
and for navy pensions, $5CO,0OO. Thee Oinmis-
siOner IL OF opinion that unless there Is some
further liberalizing legislation by Congress, an
appropriation OF $200OO,uO0 will be sufficient for
the payment Of pensions for the next fiscal year.
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4 COMEDY or ERRORS.
The Overzeaious Police Inconsciousiv BecOn
ing Kidnappcrs.

ing kidnappcrs.
Miss Fanny Crafts Of 29l Carlton avenue,
Brooklyn, a bright, beautiful, and accomplished
blonde. 10 years OF age, stood weeping at the bar
OF the Tombs Police Court, yesterday. and told
the romantic story OF her unhappiness. She was
driven from her home In Maine, by differences
that grew out OF her father taking n second
WIFE and che has been living In the family Of her
uncle In Brooklyn. She had given her heart to
Harry Keenan,. a good-looking young barkesper
In William kely's saloon at Chambers and West
strceta. aud on Saturday, Keenan, being M matched
for foot race IN DccrfoOt Park she spent the
day there with him. keenan, won tho foot
match, ana sho then accompanied him to
the White Star Hotel in Chambers street, New
York. Meanwhile her friends In Brooklyn had
been searching for her. she was traced to the
hotol. and there both she and her companion
were found by the police. The policeman had
no warrant, nevertheless he took the young
the sergeant In charge locked them up for the
night on the mere charge Of the uncle that
Keenan, had been guilty Of abduction.
Miss Crafts replied 70 Justice OtterbourQ's
question, Yesterday, that she was willirg 70
marry Keenan,, and the protests of her friends
alone prevented the union IN the court room.
She admitted that her friends here always treat
ed her kindly, but said that she was unwilling to
return to them on account OF the past A recon-
citation at length effected, and the party
went back To Brooklyn. Keenan, was released
with \ lecture. He says that her friends are in
terested, not In her. but IN some money that Sd .
trump Of girl" said Keenan,, and they'll not
har
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25
TRElsURER NEWS REPORT.
Recommendations Affecting tho Redemption
Of National Bank Notes.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-lt is understood
that among the prominent features OF tho forth
coming report OF tho Treasurer Of the United
States the following recommendations, affecting
the redemption OF national bank notes, will be
made:
First-Thst the National Bank Redemption
Agency be made separate b lreau In the ofuce
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, under the
charge Of superintendent who shall give bond
for the faithful discharge Of the duties.
Second-That the Ave per cent redemption
fund shall be kept In tho Treasury, but subject
to the checks OF the Superintendent and that
they be payable in currency or drafts on New
York, Boston, Chicago, st. Louis, and other Sub
Treasures.
Third-That banks, or Others sending national
bank notes for redemption, be required to pre-
pay the express charges to Washington, and
that for all other expenses OF this agency
national banks shall be allowed TO deduct
from their next semi annual return OF tax upon
circulation, the amount OF any assessment that
may be made, as also in their next return the
amount Of assessment heretofore made.
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HARRIET LANES ASSASSIN.
THE WHITECHdPEL MYSTERY FUn-
Their INVESTIGATED.
Henry and Thomas wainwright CommiftsA
60 surrey Prison Interesting Testimony -
q PaMnbroker's CIerk-BaII RefnscA.

Henry and Thomas WainwriRht Commiffsf
20 surrey Prison Interesting Testimonv -
Pawnbroker's Clerk-Bail Refused.
Henry Wainwright, the Eugene Aram uf
the tragedy which Is causing such a sensation is
London, was committed for trial on the fsth
inst, and his brother Thomas was committed
for trial as accessory before and after the fact
The nrst witness called was a pawnbrokcr-s
assistant. who established the dates at which
Harriet Lane pledged and redeemed the we'd
ding ring and keeper given her by wainwright.
The witness testified that he took In scores of
wedding rings every month. Stokes, who caused
WainwrRht's arrest, gave some additional ovt-
dence In relation to the chopper, shovel. ana
hammer, which appear to have been used In
burying and afterward In cutting up the body.
Wainwright told Stokes that he had n chopper.
shovel, and hammer to sell, and would rive
bis % own. W stokes % went wentto us White whitecSapsi road.
and saw the implements, which wai1wrirht
told him had been hidden from view under the
The evidence being all in, Mr.. Benson. the
magistrate, said:
wright You have heard the evidence In support oi the
charges wmch nave 9cen MADE Against yoI and WIZ ss
init ,ou b9ta for tria1you Henry for that You dia on
unIasiuily, wlifuy, panccu.y. and iSionIossly III
Wa wSn@s n Se lGSss dcd lane esee Re yq sp
Wainwright, as an accessory TO the unlawful. wifal
ga .y s Be nE hnE 'Sq $ ss
offence Now IA the the time II either OF yor
counsel wish to say anything You are not obig d -
say anything but whatever you say VIII be ken dora
In writing and may be used against you your tria
Mr.. Moody, the counsel for Thomas Wan-
wright, then admitted that his client had writ
ten the letter purporting to come from n
Freke. after the disappearance OF H9rriet I,ano.
and setting forth that Harriet Lane was living
With and under the protection Of the writer.
Counsel denied, however, that Thomas had any
knowledge Of the murder, and indirectly ar
gued that he was Induced to write and
sign the letter by representations made
by Henry. In conclusion, he requested thai
Thomas be admitted to bail. The magistrate
refused the application. Tho prisoners wers
cnnslnned to HnrrnY nrlann-
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cURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Francois Fort, fugitive from justice from
New Orleans, killed on Saturday Raceland by
Deputy sherin Ehberge, while attempting to escape
Ludwig Elge, a German, aged %, OF AS Hen
dersOn street. Jersey CY arrested last night for
throwing kettle Of boiling water on his wife.
La Page, the suspected murderer Of Josie
Langmaid at suncoOk N. H.. made another desperate
attempt TO escape ana placed IN irons saturday.
The impression that he is guilty Is fast gaming ground.
brought 10 trial.
j. Valerie Insom' sued J. Vercell the keeper
OF restaurant At 81 Nassau street. for ~ OdOSO JUS
tice rappen held Ncrce 10 81 800 ball IN August, on
the gronnd Of fraud Justice BXhy denied motion to
Vacate the order OF arrest. Another motion to DIS
charge the order OF arrest denied by Judge Law
renee and he assessed the costs against the defendant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25
The Other side of II story.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir: In an alb
stract Of testimony before the Assembly Committee at
Ludlow street Jail, published on the l5th inst pas.
sage occurs calculated TO do grave injustice to Mrs +.
Dora Louie respectable lady OF this city. now absen
10 Nineland. The afdayte upon which the witness.
Daniel StpttOn, was arrested alcge that by long
course Of dssimuatlon he obtained the confidence OF
Mrs. Louie aud thereby detrauded her and rendered
her utterly destitute Of property and means. His In.
carceratOn necessary step toward enforcing
ttuton, and clyil and criminal proceedings pend.
Ing against him. the result Of when II hoped the
public viii await, instead OF accepting the cx pare
statement which the Investigations OF the committee
have enabled him to make puohc. j. j. NJ.
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POLITTCfL NOTES.

The Hon. John Kelly has nominated John
Gulh Tor the Assembly the Tenth Distinct aud Alfred
pcll In the Eleventh.
Tho Republicans have nominated John Csi-
nhan for Cly Justice IN the First District, and John A.
DinSel In the Fourth District.
The anti i-Tammany Democrats have nOml nated
James d. McClelland for the Senate In the Filth DIE
trlct. and Casper A. BArdcn In the sixth.
The Democrats of the Ninth Senatorial Dis
tnct have nominated the Hon. s. s. Marshall OF West
chester for Senator ongrcs John Is. HaS
kin John Kelly man. ana Mr. James Lit.le OF Putnam
DIR. b. +. Vosburg has accepted the nomina,
ton for Assembly, Nnth District, from lammany Han
and the antrCustom House Repubhcans. The doctoa
bringa intelligence, honesty, and personal popularity
with him IN this CANVASS, and Will make represents
tive far above the Of those generally sent from
the olty q New York,
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NEW JERSEY.

The Amherst College nine beat the Princeton
UnWersity nine IA Princeton on Saturday, 6to5.
James Ward, nagman nt the Warren street
crossing, Jersey CITY, killed by the cars yesterday
Mr.. Lang sheaG, the railroad reyivalist, opened
the religious services at the fenusy ana lAilroad
freight house. Warren street Jersey city, yesterday
afternoon by vigorous address TO the assembled rA
road WOrkmcn.
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The Twenty-arst Ward Again.

Thomas Handy entered Owen McBride's bar
room, 1T 7a6 Second avenue, on Saturday vita sons
companions. ana called for drinks McDrde'a brother
Felix who at tbs bar toli him that he had got his
last drink there unless he paid what he owed at thai
and words Handy went out to the sids-
wax ana threw bricx at Mcbride, knocking him
down. Tnen Handy lied but tgO hours later he rp-
turned with n tweveinch hu'cher knife nnd stabbed
Mcbride IN the left side. Mcbride ta<en to Belle
vue Hospiti lis injuries probably fatal. Handy
vas arrested last evening. The police say he Is an old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25

II. Harper & Sons grocery In New britain.
Conn. was burned last night. Loss about 5000
At Yarmouth, last nsht, the Surprise foundry.
bock mRnufactCry OF Israel Horton Son, Joseph w.
Crowels store. and the sail loft Of uoudsy AdAns
Loss about 10000.
-Four barns belonging 10 the Hon. Charles II.
Secewlck f. jlmes street Syracuse, were burned yes
ieriay morning the work OF an inccniiarJ. Losa.
$1,000 insured Tor $4,000.
An inccndiary Are in Mahanoy Plano, Schulz
XIII county, Pa yesterday nnrnn{ nesiroyed kirilnr
dru store tn which were the Post Once ami the West
err Union Telegraph Office with seven business LouSas
adjoining. Loss, $4,000
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wAsnISGrON, Oct. 24.-Some time ago tho
Commissioners Of the District addressed letter the
President making inquiries as TO the liability OF the
United States IN providing the 3O5 District bends
authorized by Congress under the act Of June 90 1874
Attorney G General pierreppnt has given an elaborate
opinion directed TO the Pr saent, confirming the de-
cisOns heretofore rendered that =" the faith OF the
United states Is uuquanedy pledged for the payment
OF the interest anu principal at maturity"
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PORT JRRvIs, Oct. 29.-At u great outlay Of
time and money wagon road has been completed from
the highway passing through the Delaware Water Gap
TO the summit Of Mount Mlnsi. the peak forming the
Prnpsy syiYana wall Of the gap. The mountain Ia 900
feet high pension bridge Il TO be built from the
sumuiI of this mountain to that OF Mount Tammany,
highest bridge In the world II will he half mile
long The OF the structure viii Dc about 400 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25

In the throng In the Overflow OF the re-
yval meeting In the Dutch Reformed Church opposite
the Rink yesterday afternoon. Detective Corwln an
old man picking the pocket of an Old lady. In the
police station he wHs found to be John Marsh, we'll.
known pickpocket, hftythree years OLD. His pockets
were nled with scissors gold spectaccs eYe.gasse,
railroad tickets, pencils keys shirt studs needles and
t27oOO folded H. snail packages from % cents 5000
He also had pocket handkerchief marked Annie Man
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Apo,ber OF the Top,,ue Association.

Mira. Maria Bayard Campbell, the widow o1
Duncan z. Campbell died on Saturday, aged ~. shs
was Of the Lominees In the Tontne Association
Only four OF the final nominees living, thrcs
men and woman, all Of them upward Of eighty I'VE
years Of age one IL the widow Of eXGov. King. MA
Canpocls share by her father Tor 500
and las become worth over 100000 She Is " be bured
In the old thurchyard Of Trinity Church.
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The Kind of .Iail they Have in noOoIscn

Patrick Meehan Of West Hobokea and John
Tranor were yesterday arresed for being drunk aud
were locked up In the be tower Jail. Meehan while
being locked up told the alcr that hell couldn't keep
hln IN there" He lrst wrcncned one Of the iron liars
out Of It's socket, and using that as batterlne ram,
smashed the cell down lie then went to work on
the outer door and very soon served that In tue same
manner and escaped.
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Burned 10 Death In their Bridal Bed.

NEW HAvES, Oct. 23.-About IL o'clock last
night the residence Of Mrs. Susan Bradley In the town
OF Cheshire was discovered to be on nre. There were
nye or six persons IN the house the time and among
them Peer Murray. who had Just been married 20 the
adopted daughter OF Mfa Bradley The building en-,
tirely consumed. nnd the charrcd remains OF Mr. and
Mrs Murray were afterward found on the iron springs
of their he'd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25

Thomas Smith, aged Is, alaborer OF 90 Twenty
eighth street. New York, Saturday night In the Fur
avenue police station Brooklyn, said that on July
1874, he robbed stephen n. Hall OF a. Chaunccy
street He desired 90 gye himself up The police asce
tanned that Mr Hall had died since the robbery Geo
q. Hall, his son, however. made complaint. smith
said that he had Doen absent from the city or he might
zen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25
The Montpelier Lollery Fraud.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 23.-Tne report OF the
Inye tgating Committee u the Montpelier lottery.
made this evening shows that only 1000 Of the tickets
were sold in New York. and 8. the ticket ofsos
here 1900 were put IN the wheel after the DRAWING
among them thOs sold 10 this olcc. The COMMITTEES
say; notwithstanding that there has been most
glariug fraud practsed upon the ticket hOldern
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The special committee In the interests Of the
depositors OF the Third Avenco Savings Bank to go
to Albany to-day lay before the Supreme Court an
application for the removal OF MIR. CArman the re-
ccycr Am iayits made by the larger depOsitors say
that Mr. Cman Secret signed the last report OF
the bank 4 condition, knowing II TO be false.
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PITTSBURGH, Oct. ga young man named
Harry Grouse found dead sharpsburg station.
about . O'Clock this morning. bloody trail Leading
from coal yard near where the body was found LEADS
the suppos On that he shot IA the yard and that
his etrcngth failed before ho could reach assistance.
No clue has been found to the murderer.
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Peter B. Swocny's attorney filed his answer on
Saturday TO tie papers IN the suit for t6,l9s957s5
sweeny denies that ho conspired with the late James
Watson with any other person TO dcfIsud the city
and furthermore he denies that he received part OF
the $9a3,GlO4i mentioned In the complaint having
been down SIX warrants for the payment OF fradu
IaFlHn nl4lFn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25

PORT JERvIs Oct. ga fatal disease has
broken out IN sparrowbush. near this place In several
families. Three OF the members OF Sacob Aumiei 3
family have died with It during the past week The
Victim Is nrst attacked with sore throat which ID rap
aJ followed by putr"facton Of the throat AMI tongue
when death ensues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25

After the registration In the Thirteenth As
semblY District on Saturday Inspector David Hender-
charge OF the books. or the way home he
tered liquor saloon, had several drinks. and bong
without mOney pledged the books for their price. he
saloon keeper sent the books to Sergeant DouEtAs Of
the Thttieth street station last evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-25

WAsmINGToN, Oct. 24-rhe establishment OF
the United States Fish Commission the McCioaa
river In California for securing Of the California
salmon Tor INTRODUCTION into Eas waters. has beoa
extremely successful less than a.O0OOOO eggs hAt
ing been obtained The part OF these have beoa
shipped the Fish OF the various States.
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Dr. David Swing OF Chicago. who u is expected
will be urged become the pastor Of the IOmpkins
Avenue Brooklyn Congregational Church, preached IN
that church edihce yesterday.
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The weather once Prediction.
LOSSES ny FIRE.

Lower barometer aud southwest to north
vest winds, with falling temperature, partly cloudy.
warm weather.
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THE NINETY AND NINE

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