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THE FISHING INTEREST.
ARRIVALS DURING THE wEEK-ADDITIoNs TO THE


GLOUCESTER, Mass, Dec 10 1875
During the past week there have been but seven ar
rivals, of them being from ST. Georges with SO 600
pounds OF Goldfish and 25, 900 pounds of habut. The
market is quiet The only activity noticeable in the
liant herring fleets The shore fleet have not had
successful week
BY January nfty fishing vessels will have been
added to the fleet this year.
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wise, staesmanke course in the House OF Repre-.
senailycs has gained him the confidence OF the best
Of mis- party N both houses here and the respect
OF the republicans He was unanimously made
chairman OF the democratic caucus-a high compli-
ment.
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A CHURCH BURNED.

NORWAY, Me-, Dec 10 1875
During services to-day fire broke out in the Con-
gregatonal church in this place, and it entirely
consumed A high wind blowing at the time the
flames communicated to the residence of Cyrus Wood
sum- which was nearly consumed. The loss is sl2 900;
partially insured
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding last year as in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building:-
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THE LOSS AT THE SUDBURY FIRE.

BOSTON, Dec. 10, 1875
The loss by the burning Of the South Sudbury Manu-
featuring Company's mill South Sudbury last Friday
is about $40, 900; insurance SIS 500.
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TEN DEGREES BELOW AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Dec 10, 1875
The weather here to-day is the coolest OF the season.
the mercury registering ten degrees below zero.
CONDITION OF THE HUDsoN-yEssELS MOVING
THROUGH THE ICE.
PoUGHKEErsE, N. Y, Dec. 10, 1875
Tho intense cold has about closed the river at this
place. though the ice still moves slowly. The propel-
Ter John L. Hasbrouck reached here at noon and hur
red away three p NJ The officers report ice all tho
way. The propeller Miller will try reach here to-
morrow, but 1t is thought she will not succeed.
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advance the general system for oi
the prices elsewhere You will know what dollar
will do till you what be bought for i AZ the Dollar
More expensive articles added the stock for tho
FIRST time snch FRENCH CLOCKS gold and silver WATCHES
WORK Boxes BRoNzE GOODS and WORK TABLES, sold tor
less than the cost Of manufacture Call at once before the
great throng begins
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THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIoN--JUsT PUB
ished and ready for sale by JULIUS BIEN, iB and ID
Park place. handsome Album Of the International Exit
bitlon 1876 Philadelphia embracing the elaboraa
and artistic views buildings offered the public
accompanied By situation plan and birds eye views
nrice 50.
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So HAT FOR 81 9o-FINE HATS A sPE.
calty; SILK HATS, 50 80; worth S5. 10 New Church
stairs.
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IF YoU ARE SEIZED WITH DIPHTHERIA TAKE
HALr's HONKY HOREn0USD TAR
PIkk's TooTHAcHK DRoPs cure In one minute.
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ALE.-SUPERIoR AMERICAN ALE IN BOTTLE,
superior imported carefully selected WINES &C. &C.
at moderate prices. JOHN j. STAFF, l15 Chambers ST.
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AN INTERESTING MATTER TO ALL RUPTURED
men-The ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway,
Worn night and dsy; nevey
DISPLACED BY hardest exercise.
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WE CAN'T TALK

WE CAN'T TALK
without showing the condition of teeth Every laugh
exposes them order not 20 be ashamed OF them let
that standard dentrce which keep
them white and spot M them,
canker affect the enamel species of decay nest the dem
tai bone IL SoZopoST Is regularly used 1t Is botanical
preparation. and its beneficial effects the teeth and
marvellous all discoorations and renders
the gums hard aud rosy.
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FuRs at popular prices
Sealskin Sacques and Sets speciality.
Chidren's Furs Sleigh Robes Gauntlets Caps &c, &c.
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AND GLOVES, ready popular prices
BURKE 214 Broadway. Park Bank building.
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These four novels already within weeks pub
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THE BITTER COLD.

Average temperature yesterday 1Sa
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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Great Original Dollar Store, No es7 Broadway. The
lnrrnst rns xared Stock artcea
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during the hard times for less than and sold small
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Send for prospectus
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BUY YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS AT KN0X,S IF
you want FANCY FuRs, gentemens COLLARS and GAUSr-
LET'S CANES UMBRELLAS HATS for these the kind of
gifts that sensible people will appreciate KNoX stores
No. 2l2 Broadway No. 533 Broadway and in tho
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Is the Thing Stoppcdt

Does the resolution against the third
torn, plssc 10y the House of Representa-
uyrs CA wednesday, smother the ambition
oi gen. GRANr to be elected President for
q third timer
or course, this resolution hits blow at
GRANT, and hc cannot help feeling il. The
tact also that the minority on his side was
20 contrnptiblc in number renders the
blow more unpleasant; but It will not Of
itself put nm end to his design to be Presi-
dent after March I. ~.
The Platform ON which GRANT is running
FOR reelection, il that of hostility to the
power of the Catholic Church. This is
ncw platform. IL WIS iirst Put forward in
his Dies Moines speech, and it Is repeated
with elaboration aud urgency in his mes
sage. The House of Representatives was
elected before this platform was known I;
and Gen. GRANT can very well reason that
II his new issue had been fairly before the
people the House would have been of n
very different compositions; SO that. in
stead Of condemnrug his third-tcrm
scheme. they would have approved H. He
will, therefore, 20 ON instead of abandon
IL Z his design, and he VIII develop It still
further. He means to try il. and see
whether the auti-Catholic issue is not
strong enough TO secure for han the de-
e.r,d ih,rd term. Besides, he still holds
the cards Of a war with Spain OF with Mex
leo; and he is too experienced gambler
TO retire from the game before the hand ls
lnIshcd,
No douh, his anti-Catholic doctiine em-
bodies the sem. ment OF great many peo-
pie. Not only Men. todists. but other classes
OF men, synpathizc with the purpose
,,,... avowed. We have not yet seen
u,.n,t,nrni. mira. .Ym am htion.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: Until Mr..
OConor became incapacisted for active excrtion by
illness, he kept special detective constantly the
Of Boss Tweed and Of the depaty sheriff who had
the Boss IN charge when the latter out upon his
ai0ngs As soon. however, sickness male 1t imp
sibic for Mr. OConor 10 direct affairs, Mr. Wheeler II.
Peckham discontinued the employment OF this detcc
tive and the Boss his deputy sheriff took their air
irFs nnobs ryed Nor was this all The deputy sheriff
who had hitherto attended the Boss appointed by
Tammany. and about the time Pcckham took oil the
detective. Mr Jonn Kelly came m and numated to the
deputy sheriff m question he ehoud withdraw and
let another deputy accompany Nr. Tweed. on the
heels Of these interesting changes the escape followed
ana who TO bameP Is Peckham or Kelly or both
Yours very respectfully, SEVENTH WARD.
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Thc Trrnsury Dndgci.


The President INDUCES in some
cant about rclrcnchment ia the message,
and by way of Illustrating his sincerity,
recommends the reports OF the Cabinet 10
the favorable attention of Congress. all of
which ask tor increased appropriations to
carry on the government the estimates
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury for the
next fiscal year expose the holowness OF
these professions Of economy. and furnish
the ba,i, Tor a direct issue between II re-
form House uf Repr, sentatives aud II cor
Wpt Administration.
The Secretary of the Treasury is not re-
,pun,iblc for the demands of his cuileag'ics.
liz duty is to report their figures With the
explanatory details that may accompany
them. A. m-nucr of the Administra-
ton, however, he must expect 10 take his
share Of blame for the general policy
when il r. justly open to crrslre. In the
volume Of estimates for the focal year
rnlln- Jurc 20 1877, may lie found The fol-
losvi'~ summary:
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The C1tho'tc World for January begins with IN
elaborate article the Presidents Des Moincs speech
The of this article and ts views upon the subject
expressed IN language very favorable TO csldcnt
GRANr, who Is pronounced atrue American formed ana
moulded by the events IN which he has moved, and
truly representing The country ana the times" Tue
Cdfhohc Hord gives in fun the speech In question and
then taxing each OF ITS propositions sep rae'y nro-
cecds argue that they are all OF Them sound wise.
ana impartial; and that. n carried out their effect
would be to render the schools truly free and truly
by doprivne them Of their present character,
which either socaran on the one hand, pagan aud
athcisca the other. Thus the Ideas OF the speech
are not only true, but they are "in accordance with
sound Catholic principles" Such Is the argum mt OF
the CdioHc Horh upon this SUBJECT. II is Ingenious
ann clever; and its force diminished ny the fact
that passages of 1t carry with them suspicion Of
sarcasm.
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Dr. WILLARD PARKER has been for some
years an advocate Of teetotalism but he now
tells the Assembly Committee on Crime that he
desires to stop the use OF strong distilled
liquors by substituting therefor light wines and
lager beer. In this view, Dir. PARKER will be
sustained by many people Of intelligent minds,
large experience, and scientific knowledge.
Moreover, there Il powerful tendency In the
community toward the change which he thinks
desirable. Light wines and fermented liquors
are used far more extensively nowadays than
they we're twenty years ago. In those old times
whskey, rum. and apple jack were the main
stays OF drinkers, while a small class enjoyed
their brandy or gin. Cider seems to be less In
use now than II fIrmerly was in some parts OF
the country. II Is a pleasant drink when not
too hard, and will not stupefy or lntoxicate a
man. even when quite hard, unless he hlls him
self full OF II. The red aud white French Wines
and the German Rhine wines, have grown most
are some American-made wines, more or less
akin to these in character, which are now better
than they used to he when the making OF them
was first commenced. II American wine makers
would keep the market well supplied at cheap
rates, with wines "a TASTY as the ordinary red
for them would be much greater than It is, and
an immense amount OF money that Is sent
abroad every year would he kept circulating In
our own country, for the enrichment OF the
people.
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Am exnminntion of the RECORD I'D 4

An examination of the records OF the
Methodist General Conference OF 1872, shows
that GILBERT HAVEN was elected bishop on the
third ballot ana by bare majority. He had
only 209 votes, and the number necessary for a
choice was 23. HAVEN was the seventh in
order Of the eight bishops then chosen, and
there was considerable opposition TO him on
account Of his well-known propensity To mix
religion with politics, and because he was
bachelor. At the same Conference the Rev. Dr.
NEWMAN was pushed for a bishopric with all the
influence which the white House controlled,
but lie received only 81 votes, and retired from
the contest. As a rule, MetEodists do not sub
init readily to political dctation In church
Affairs.
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Brother BLAINE is sensitive plant.
when the Democrat SPRINGER introduced his
anti-third-term resolutions on Wednesday and
moved the previous question, the late Speaker
silently vanished from the chamber. and when
his name was called there response from
his empty chair. When the voting over,
BLAINE reappelrcd and explained his lodging
the vote by saying that as n candidate for Presi-
dent 1t would have been out of taste for him TO
do ANYTHING to block the wheels OF GRANT, his
rival So DLAISE for one Is satisfied that GRANT
Is after a third term, aud so he shrewdly avoids
offending him and displeasine the third-term
Republican brigade. This Is like Ill AISE, but
he is sometimes too sharp. This lodging will
come up to Vex him yet.
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The Patriotic Sons Of America is the
name Of secret order down in Maine. II
takel IN none but rniivc-born Americans, yet
di-cl inns being kuow-Nothiug. Its fight Is for
frce education and AGAINST union OF Church and
stat. MOsnY, it II said s at the head Of the
Southern dirk-l intern order, which is directly
Anti Catholic and third term. 1t has been send
ing out circulars, private ami confidential.
drumming up recruits. L. tins a branch OF tho
FOSTER Anu-Cathoc league to which GRANT
belongs and which BLAINE was advised to join
by the way, has BLAINE taken Fosters advice
lie pursucs the policy Of silence regarding the
Anti Catholic order as he did regarding the
third term. Perhaps he will speak out when he
comes to get on that speech
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JAY GoULD's young editor thinks that
every house In the city should be searched 20
see II TWEED Is not hid somewhere in Il. He IL
confident that every citizen would throw open
bis doors to the detectives. and II anybody re-
fused to admit them aud allow them to rum
mage at will through all the hooks and cram
MES Of the abode, he would have tho doors
forced open by the law. We are glad to see tho
young editor so jealous to md TWEED, but TO
crafty him in hts anxiety to hunt up the missing
Boss we cannot afford to throw overheard those
personal and household rights which our law
protects and has established after centuries Of
contest II the young editor and JAY GOULD
undertake to force themselves into peoples
houses to ferret out the Boss, they will probably
encounter some people more jealous Of their
rights than even to discover TWEED, who will
kick them out Of doors without unnecessary
ceremony.
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CAPTAIN A.Icd to Resign.

CONJUNCTION has been created in military circles
in Nlamsuurgh ny COL Burger Of the Twenty. eighth
Regiment, y. c., requesting Capt. Ohrsu1n ing to
resign ~ the ground that because of MS youth has
not ana cRhupt get that necessary amount Of duty and
lhcpllnr from his command thlt an Older o1c misut
DO me mrluhcrs uf tlC company insist hit rct.in.
ing MIS- commission, and IN circular petition % the
colonel promise to do better IN the future for tAclr
captains SAKE II the request be Withdrawn.
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The ladies' of the New YORK Diet Kitchen an
nouuce fair and childrcn's merry making at 10
Second avenue on Friday and SATURDAY, Of this week,
the programme including a banjo performance, tab
lcauX. AMI Punch and judy The object Of The Diet
Kitchen Is 10 furnish nutritious food for the sick whose
means do enable th'm TO procure necessary com.
ioris cci SOUP and other food Is furnished upon the
rtQu-tiOn of uhNsCans patients are m need Of
the good offices OF the Kitchen II is most deserving
charity ami f. ungpr exec lent management Mr.. VIM.
q, thuatc aud Mrs. Mayor Nlr.hNn, the Director
c.aCs OF The two Diet kitchens aready established.
Oth'r kitchens Will Dee oncncn As means are provided,
ana n ~ 90 b" hoped rnt The entertainment this wees
VIII BRING largo return 10 the treasury
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can at ost enjoy the sight Of them, an 81
their mon y muH go for substantial CONT
forts, and that in spare measure, they can
give thanks that growing CIVILIZATION and
spreading taste open up new fields for the
EXERCISE 81 the KIN and Ingenuity Of la'ge
c3.-D4 81 w.rsUpn ul" n" welt earned
N,oi1.r.d in fa-honme all tlosc constitute
h,u. ud fabrics Icr those who have the
m ---- ~ h-A Ll--lu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-17

Mr. JOsEPH II, RICnARps, gentleman who
hns had large experience In newspaper publishing hay
ing been the publisher OF the independent and the
NJnon, and connected with the business department
the Er,Hiu1 lbd, will soon Issue monthly paper In
ths ciy, to be called the American A0e. The leading
editorial feature Of TINS periodical viii ne advocacy
Of free chools and the circulation of the Bible Though
not fticuy n religious paper, the American Age VIII
thus have religious ann. Nit. RICHARDS Is man OF
prohty and bu lne.s aoi j. and hope he Will meet
with success m his new venture.
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A Benefit for the womcn's Free MedicnI
College.

The New York Free Medical College for Wo-
men "a to- have benefit at the Lyccnm Theatre Satur
day evening. Dee. Is the school for scandal" VIII
be perfomedw with Mrs Sheridan shook IN thocast Tho
college ia the largest medical school for the
country. It has been established i've yeors, during
which has rivcn free instruction 20 over two hundred
students. !, supports drpHnsRrY, IN winch free
atmcnt r. gwen ana has opened school fur nurses
II has been maintained without charge tu stu,nts or
patient % the expense en- few friends nf tn msttu
ton out now that u Is successfully established he
gcntrlus citizen ~ New York solicited &c Join m
missing Il permanently indeprnucnt
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Kentucky Girls Iuu,,ng Rabbits.

FTNI4 INf HOWNI NTfFUFy NfNIIneL
On Thursday last Misses Ida Hamilton,
Mary Howard, and Annie Howard, accom- panied
by Messrs. }. II. Summers, c. +. Spencer, j Ohm
W. Lakewood, and II. &. Lindsey, went RABBIT
hunting. They had twenty five fox hounds.
and went about ten miles from the city, and
had good luck in starting several rabbits. which
the dogs succeeded in capturing. We learn that
the ladies' enjoyed the sport. and kept no with
the dogs in the chase, and never complained Of
being tired at night when they returned, while
some OF the gentlemen, we are sorry to learn,
were completely worn out.
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MIR. ucorgo vonAcnLoa'- Entertainment.

Next Monday evening Mr.. George VandcnhoH
VIII give what he calls his "new enterta 'nmcut" at
Chck'ring Han HIS Intimate knowledge of the stage
ana In. acguantauc Nlta Artos should gutlfy Inn
iY'iaiions ~ celebrated acors," # wen ne. never
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lie Loved Her and she Loved Him.

TTVFFE' ItFVWIFTTTTTs
William Russell fell seuseless to the floor
while attending prayer meeting at Worcester
the other evening and the trouble was found to
be ~ the fact that the girl he had loved best
had been Gagged by her parents To prevent him
from having an interview with her. A vigorous
shaking Drought him to his senses.
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be made unnecessary torture and suspense, are
not those OF peculiar disgust, but ot total re-
vulsion and rcpugnance, even though the need
OF the death penalty he recognized and Its right
ful application unuucstioned.