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in transmitting my biennial message I
failed to present for your consideration sew
eral matters whidh we're Of no general in
terest, which it is my duty now to COM
municate.
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CoTToN firm in New York, closing,
yesterday at l54c for middling upland
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II is Row Boss Shepherds inning.
he has got Whitelaw Reid where he
wants him. Dana to the rescuel
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A DYING PARTY.
Vice President Wilson on the
Critical Condition Of the
Republican Party.

What Must be DOne--Declare
against the Third Term, IDsti-
tUte Reforms and Con-
ciliate the South.
ern People,
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Crown Presented 90 the King.

The merchants Of Madrid have presented
a magnificent crown to the King.
Zersuz not Seized by the Germans
BAYONNE, Jan. 1.-THE report that the
German corvette Nautilus had landed a
party at Zerauz is pronounced false. The
Carllsts declare that they would vigorously
resist such an attempt. They persistently
deny that the Gustav was fired on, and as
sert that the crew thanked the Carlist OIL
GERS for assistance. It is believed that the
steps taken by Germany Will lead to vigor-
Gus action on the part Of the Spanish navy
against the Carlist position on the Guipuz-
coon coast.
AlfOnzO Receives Some Generals
Madrid, Jan. 1S.-King Alfonzo re-
ceived several Generals Of the Spanish
army, who were conspicuous in the army.
Germany Satisfied.
SANTANDER, Jan. 1S.-The Spanish
squadron has arrived at ZarOuz, and is
making preparations for vigorous action.
It's commander has been instructed 20 ex-
act from the Carlists indemnity for the
owners and crew Of the Gustav. and the
punishme Mt Of her assailants. Germany is
entirely satisfied with the steps taken by
Spain to procure a reparation for the out
rage.
CASTELAR, IrreeoneIIabIe.
SenOr CASTELAR, declares that he will re-
fuse 70 take his seat IN the Cortes if he is
required TO swear allegiance to the mon
archy.
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WARLIKE dispatches from London
sent gold up to 1923 in New York yes
terdsy, and it closed at 1l24.
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THE European situation is getting
ticklish.
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Reclamation of the Mississippi
Basin,
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Opposition TO Tom SeOtt's Texas
Pacific Scheme. "a
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cow WASHINGTON.

An Extra Session of Congress
Probable.
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.ral Aaembly of Tsnnessee.

The following nessa was sent to the
House, yesterday, soon aiser that body
assembled.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Terms Of Subscription.
NAIL OR AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE
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The commission of seven army engineers
which was appointed to report upon the
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semI-Weekly, S4.2O weekly y.-...s2.I Il
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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LONDON, Jan. is, $50 A. M.-Prince
Leopold, who was recovering from fever,
has had an attack Of hemOrrhage, which
erraafls- -...-s-..,.a r.s.-
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The suns Position as Viewed by the NniionuI
Total Abstinence Union.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUNNI. Tn.
article In TIE SUN ~ the I'd inst. on THE Dis
eased Passion for Ardent spirits Is remark
noe one. We thought that political discussion,
logic satire, raillcry. wit, and news monopulized
your attention a. a journalist; but this pa, er on
the passion for drink goes deep into the tenn
porance question. Hut you make two notable
omissions. First, the keynote of your essay is
not total abstinence: and, secondly. il u not
prohibition. This will lay II open TO criticism
10y the bbstalnefs, who would fam have their
system more strongly urged; and by the prohi-
bi ionists, whose executive committee, ON the
eve II The election, met M the Hudson to cure
intemperance by telographing anathema against
"the Gray Nun act" This act authorized some
Catholic sisters To give certificates as teachers
to tueir competent pupils and our proh bitipnist
philanthropists can never cure intemperance
until that Is repeaed, So the suns way OF
hclping the fallen n falling drnker. ny counsel,
advice, suggestion, and hOmely prescriptions,
won't suit these ardent antagonists OF whiskey
aud tobaccO-and of the poor Gray Nuns New
thelcss, II Is, We thlnk, the very best article
the subject that ever rpearcd IN any Ofthe daily
papers. We think It the best because II f. sim
pie, thoughtful, practical, and sincere. Its rem
edial efficacy, too, may be greater than YOU can
reckon. Wholesome teaching. sucn as II en-
bodies, gong into several hundred thousand
homes, must take root III many minds, ana 3 Dme
struggling, hopeless, poor fellows may bJ
touched by its humane al N onitions, aud reused
IN hope, and pefhaps to victory.
Could We but see the intellect u the country,
espeei lily the leading minds Of our metropoli-
tan dailles, graphing with this drink question
in good fditn, earnes tness, and with eagerness
TO solve II. the temperance or total abstinence
movement would see brighter dav. RIGHT
al iniun would grow out Of this discussion,
wrong opinions would be removed correct
principles would be lifted up TO overbear the
wfoug, and a healthy public sentiment would
dist lace the unwholesome theories and IT =
ditlOns tn 4 now bolster the DRINKING US yes,
from which snrngs "the diseased appetite" OF
which YOU have treated. IHE sun l. a good
paper 10 start any movement IKE this In the
press. ~ Is because H. has stated ~ So excel
lenty and ably that we beg leave To Oh YOU
In the name II our 800 Catholic T.. A. societies
our thanks, with the hope that we may have
moe such work from your powerful pen.
Yours, JAMES w. o. IiluEN,
Secretary Catholic T. A. Uni N OF America and
editor Of the CufAOtic 4. A. linton.
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yn0RToN- PiERcY;--.At BlnghAmton, y. " On
"Wednesday Oct 90 1870, Al tue residence OF the BRIDES
pareplt by ne Rey j 7. CULVER u. D.. assisted by
New York city to Miss Ida W. daughter Of Mr. L. W.
III icy.
noEBER -HElDELsHEIMER.- Thursday, Oct.
" 1879 10y in gc Joseph Koch, At m residence, Jenny
licidrlsnener Of Carsruhe Baden, to DR.. Ew HoeOer
Of New York city.
KlDDaasloctM,-Atst Thomas's Church Nov. 1.
hV the Rev. Or Morgan. George w KIDD TO AIMS
city.
.MoRToN -PRowTIN on "wednesday. Oct. 30 ~
the residence OF the brides parents James NJ Morton
TO Mss Jennie Prowt H. all Of Sew York city, the Rev.
s ! McCutchcon officiating clergyman.
NASH -toG1ll.L On "Wednesday, oct. %, 1873, 40
the hurch OF the lac rnauu. by the rector the Rev.
Arthur BROOKS. s. Edward Nash 70 isabel daughter Of
the late Charles J. Ioggill. ESQ. all Of tins city
RlIStHl-GA1E. On Wednesday. Nov. 3, 1879, AZ
the y sdencc Of the brides parents by the Rev VIM
Lloyd John htscAy 70 Jennie Il; Gage.
SMlIH-NO GOD AT Dover y. T., on "wednesday.
Oct p, by the Rev. +. lasey, Aibridse C. smith 70
wood.
wiNEBREU Err ORRELI.-On Wednesday, Oct
q. al Grace Church. ELIZABETH n by The Row. James
stOddatu rector Horace II. Winebreuer of Philadelphia
70 Annie NJ. daughter Of Col W A. Morrel OF Eilsa-
,,wATT-HALL.-M Grace Church, grookyn. on
wednesday oct 81 by the Rev Dr. WallDrldgc. assist
ca Dy the Rcv. 70. lie ug Of Middlotown Conn, Wiz
liam Watt, Jr Of New York, tO Louisa s.. daughter Of
David Hall Esq, Brooklyn.
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Yesterday at the Exchange VIM. Kennedy
sold per orccr q the COMMISSIONER OF Docss. the
leases tor two Jea aud 1--WE months from Dee l. 1870.
Of picrs and bu khcais on the East and North
There quite q nunber OF them sold, the prices
ranging iroui t225 to e.
Albert Crook. referee, sold under Foreclosure. one
tourstory uroWnstuue house, with lot .5X73 1lXiOx
2id gxie5, south side rulrrseventh street rs feet
west q Lexington avenur. tie.3.d.
Iue following foreclosure sales adjourned
Property tOuthvest 122h and sccoud Az.
enur G. NOV. l2 piOuery .uthWcst corner of Tenth
aN nu" and luStl street ana property known iOte
anu ID ON map " Hu-rs POINT I4rIl, Yves Farus,
enfy-fOurtn Ward
Foreclosure sales to-day At the LxclauRe are ar.
h"uhc-a N nm. hrnueiN. Two house, aud lUts Ecrth
eide Of 1870 street, east OF fifth uVcuue.
Py Jam NJ Wheeler. oue house ana lot north west
corner Of second avenue aud Ihrty-secVnd street
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flowing we're the p. NJ. closing pricesi

state bonds were steady, with Gales Of Virginia d.
consolidated, at 6ye do. 0s maturcd COUPONS ciis
Tennessee o. new, a65e do old. 49, and Dis rct "
81 tnl.
Rsrosd mortgages were active and higher especial.
" the Pacihc ssues Central Pacinc lists advanced
lO5 Union rscinc 1ss. 1O2lo DO siisinR fund to 50
az against 30 Yesterday and do. lard grants 10 ".
Inc following were The principal transactvni Union
iacinc and grands ~@p6'a Cnc., u. and Pacific y.
luMt1 luH New Jertey Central lists, consolidated,
i0,ts; convertible l05, New York Central s. 1883,
iW khlgh anu w u. consolidated. s5lfspJAsto,
MiiaalKee snd 81 Peul lets. Ia Crosse division 49,
chicago ana Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds. 81 Long Dock bonds, 100 C., G., G. and ind.
is 19Wl8 Morris and Esscx - II, lO5 Morris ana
hsscN BE los. H. and -. Joseph g. convertible nv
Harlem Isl q, coupon, llo,e Lake shore convertible
coupon lsts lO5 Lake Shore dividend bonds 1000 glst
Norm Missouri J. =. pO4 Central PACING gold BOMBS,
iV<vl iV@9,s lO2as lO2@s ST. Louis anu Iron Mountain
lsts yO1 cat western 2ds. oil Union Pacific Rail.
road lsts, l0i9a@1Qia Unon Pacinc 7s lana grant "a
uuion Pacinc sinking fund Se1aSsk Pacific of MI
sour, ISIS, 500 .gi@7gr Delaware and Hudson regis
tered bonus ". lOf; Delaware and Hudson
~ l"1if; western Union Telegraph coupon, 1900. ~
Michlgan central T., l"oH thcsspcakc anu ONO lists,
coupon on, 3lla MllNauAcc AMI ST. Paul lsts, III
G., and l. G. lsts 40 Harlem ists coupon, llOls.
he opening nlsuest. west, .nu 5 4. Al. cosng
pflces OF stockf tO.day were:
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,BLopGETT.- On rhursd,v. Nov. 4. William THden
Blodgrtt IN the sd year Of ut, age.
The funcrai Will ne held At ST. Georges
church. Stut SAINT square. On MONDAY morning, SUI
Inst. Il 10 O'Clock. Re'atyes ana friends Invited
to attend.
Gl.lfFlTn.-On Thursday. Nov 1, after = short md
painful Illness Mary +. Grith. aged 20 month,
and 4dty-.
The relatives aud friends OF the family Warren
Lodge No 81. aud Warren EnrImp nent. No. ~. I. o.
o. r.: are r.specuulb lnyitd 10 teqd the funeral on
Sun1Hy Afternoon Nov. 7. from tue FORSYTH -. NJ Y.
Lhutcn Forsj ia ct. above Bsysrd at o'cock pre-
Clstly.
~ Gllts ON Thurs ay. Nov. l. Henry F. Hughes.
M the % year OF hi agf.
Funeral 10 take racr on sunday ats +. NJ from hts
"a r fcelu"nce 3da broadway. Minm.bufgh, L. l.,
10 nee Co talsHrN Cemetery
kEENAN.-Ntroil VIE Of John Keenan,, In har
2Gta year daughter of Peter BOyian.
Tie funeral VIII take place 40 r. NJ. from her late
residence, i35 st lifh st. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend
lEkt IL Ia Brooklyn. On Ncine-daV Nov. 3, 1873,
NARY Anne I~cch. In he ~ n year Of her age.
The frenn~ Of the family invi ed TO attend her
funeral from tue resdeuc Of her brother Joan Leech,
3d Livingston g. on Stturia1. Nnv. a. ~ -, O'Clock.
Van HYPERION Thursday. Sow & Of diphth er1a.
1honss n 'nry only cniki % Tnouas Van Ripper aged
yea, mont r. and l. days
Tho relatives and frcn IS of the family are invited 70
attend tn fu 4crn n m M tt cadence, III Lewis st.,
on sunday, NOV. :, al O'Clock.
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FINANCIAL am c0MMERcIAL.

FuDAY, Nov. 5-P. M.-The bear rnid on
the stock market terminated this morning
when the loaning rates for money on call were
reduced 10 = cent, the combinations oVerat-
ing for decline having covered their short con-
tracts md taken IA " 1ver' on the upward tack.
Pacific Mail WIS allowed to drop 10 ~ in order
that some Of the prominent bears might cover,
tut under the fresh organization the price re
acted 10 70, and closed al the higher figure
Parties largely Interested In the Panama Iiail-
road Company were caught short ~ the stock
at about 31j9, and when the price advanced u ~
they were heavy losers. Since the stock fell
back to AGD401g It IL believed that a compro-
mise was effected, which Will explain the
lower fluctuations ~ the pest few days. Like
Shore was feature Of tho afternoon trade nd
advanced from GOA toGl., undcr the iull ,encp
OF new huying moV'ntnt added TO a covering
Of the shorts. Nes,ern Union VS. strong
throughout the day, and rose u cent 90 49,
hOrthwe atern, after selling down = R cont. 20
3Of rtill'd o. N'i and closed AZ ~. Union
l,cuc also moved up u u, rs agai,ist ~ a. tho
opening. and -. Paul was a h cent letter at
81, buyer .. Enc sold ~ l7s aud Pac'he Of
MIssOu.a AT 10Y In tho remainder Of tho iist
there wac nothing presented OF special lromi-
nence.
mo total number II shares dealt In mounted
To I0l.A9; Of WhrN Lake shore Z, prr-ehtr 80
81; rlcinc NJ II, $3.50; Western Union. "a
ortnwesp m, Il ~Oi unlou Pa DC, 5,2,1; tne,
Az AZ. C., q anal q &N5O; - pmi leg; t9c
Pacific OF Missouri, i,Bl; Ohips, fl7 Hm-
ninal anh ~. JO.eph, llOli tho ire
lcrrcd. $40. Quicksilver rTcferrod, 400; Atlantic
nnd Paclno preferred 200 New YORK Cenira,
~; Now Jersey Nnu hern, 100; llhuis Cent AL
We Wealth.. 100 Noih1 '"" eai nSE 100 OK
Island, ~; Port W Sne, ~; Cnic 20, burning
ton and QulnCy,bJ; Gnicago ana Alton, 10, Kan
sas pic,hc, 81; Morris amt llssex, b0i sprng
Mountain, 10; ana American EXrress, ",
Tue y, Id market rel. ctod "A good business
and during thG morning tho prioe, under the IN
nueuce OF activc lurch SOS, rose from no. To
llJs,, but II ter reacted 10 li5b, and closed at
lIJA. AepOILs Of heavy f,lluIss In London,
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Almost directly opposite our town, in the
pleas Mt vihage OF Huntington, Long Isl M ,
Nas perpetroted three years ago to day one If
hrua al 81 murders. The transaction rlyalled in
fefocIty the acts 81 saVagcs, and took place In III
most public manner and III the presence Of
scores Of witnesses. We refer To the case Of
Charles G.. Kelsey. Fur three wears the mater
h.s ueen IN the courts, hud the final decision
J - re.rhed is, In lhe language Of the liaUylon
Siguli- " Nobody was hurt-nobody il sufcf-
lns!' nat farce the tiial must h We been.
nat a s Il commentary on the civilization of
the lOrahlyl The Long Island Adtdnce says.
b he Kelsey cusc is ended That is ~ far az
II ever win oe. No one - guilty. Tue tarring
ana icatherlug Of kol-ey Is all "A mystery. There
4 no such plnce as Huntington. No such oad mon
ever hNed ~ our jusNce-lOying country Aud
the horrors ~ tine urcautul MINT OF Nuy. 4, lo1a
are but ~ distorted auparltion. what wa. rcd
Win gore IL now pure and whte. For wndt II +
AL these tears been snrdi Why TINS bitterness
between man ana IN ~ There VS. no murder
not even moo. 80 Say tne twelve good men
ana true-and the tweye fishermen VINO never
Tcad the papers must be ugut bet ~ fhunk
God tn ITO has grantee ~ this blessed law
Llt Ms forget tnis dclu-lOn, the three year Of
mourning tor why dtd W. muumf tho death
SHREK ON tho dark 'fb0r, and the 10 ting a'-
cusatiOu4, are ut stray lc Ayr- of "A romantic
tale. Nothing murs Twelve wise men came.
lney met the ln.rtNTs from the town al tunfon-
L0u, IueiT 'cusers were few md feeble. lhey
gttuereI around, the wise men tlIkei honey
r'is, AMI The martyrs were foe. Groans
hs Dend from broken hom'. Justice and rigut
y site by SIDE, a1d the curtain rolls down over
inc df ma tnas never was PLACED.
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HORSE NOTES.

Tho horse malay IL very serious In Norwich,
Com.
VIM Mcfahon, pTGnrietor ~ DpcrfOot Driving
PARK, has purchase SnOanlAe Tor sHnO
cornell lniver-ltY has apnied for tho body Of
Am FIcan Carl. intending % put ctOn INTO the
museum
Tno result Of the first two races at recent
mectI x In ltmIoO PARK sent 10 baltimore by o
car1,r pigeon, ave mace III eignt uautcs AND niteeu
he,oAIk
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To THT EDrrOR OF TIE SUS Str: For dip
somana there ~ nothing better tasn apples FREE by
eaten. Whenever thirsty cat apple II has taken a
barrel to cure one inebr t.. IL viii no mis-
taAe Lei the dipsomanac only give a tiT thai.
Al
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OsPORN-fn the city Of New York on the 3Oth cav
OF october. 1873, 10y the Hon Frederick Loew Judxa
Of the Court 81 Common Peas Cahartnc OSBORN from
Charles II. Osborn. Absolute divorce Cause, adultery
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DErRFOOT PAkK.- rrottug Friday Nov. g.
Mat'1 500 .ilc meats. b 81 ~ 8, IN harness.
! e % rs's =. Z. Wa v. fOurrts. ........
&. tllrAh =. s.. n. Lawn ...............
Time 1919 8.l3, 31I
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The Coming nlI,,ard rournumeu,

A grhnd billiard tournament X to be held in
Tammany Man. bcsinnI on the 18th inst. and eo.tinu
my cilht days The leading payers Of the country ave
agreed 10 lake Part Maurice Day, a. = Eudolphe,
y tclh and NYre Dion, 1euFse slDssO on, W. Sexton,
Alu,t ''rier nj olcrs aud $500 VIII be given ~
Caau
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SpstIaI noatrs.
sILvkR-PLATED TABLE WARE

MANUFACTURED by THE
MFK!pEN BRITANNIA COMPANY,
55u BNOADW AY. SEW YORK.
Tie best Plated Spoons anu Forks are those Sill
VENTILATED HEAVIEST On tho parts most exposed
TO wear, aud bearing the ira le.NtrK
1Sl7 ROGERS BRO. XII
NB.-rhis great Improvement is applied alike to each
grade Of Plate. Al s. aud /, ordered The Pro-
cess aud Machinery ~ manuiac ur.us tnc.c lods
Patented.
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he sure and keep wistars Paisam Of wId Cher,
On hand Tor coughs. hoarseness. sc 90 cts. and 81
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MiRINE INrELLTG ENcE.

a., - MINIATURE ALMANAO-ruts DAY
sun Tees... Is sun sets e.. 81 Moon sets. n a.
.-... utpH WATER-rnfs DAY
SANDY Hook.l2 % Gov. Island a. Hell Gate. sO5
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UfRrUL HOLIDAY PVu'rN1S. SOWING ma
chhcs rom SIN 20 St.S; M ncw gn elegant huahrd
warranted nye years AileATOon no Broaaauy. loo.
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hihAhl NOV. ..
steamship Cleopatra savannah. fndsc ana mass.
u. tndsv. nd paas $50 49,
steanship Crescent CITY, Havana. mdsc and pass
Stealnship greece, London mdse and pass
st.a,ship ldcnluond NOrfOlk. mdse. AID PASS.
Sh!P Victoria, Bremen, In ballast
hhip Alhania, Calcutta mite
BARS Kate Howe, Kingsport, n. g., In ballast
hhotht u-uii river .ud cDiitAtas vestrls
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HlYen away to-day by al newsdo alers-No. l
VI ne fGhdis Sggi SOD secure cVpY- Ida
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Cat0rrh, deafness; ustantlneons Lclef; per
lnanent euI'S' irid huc. Dratoddard Wli,hst ido
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added TO rumors that new Rrssian loan would
be ohefed on the Lon. on mdrkst, wcro the
ehief uses Of the nrmuess In the early
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Quirk's Irish Tea cures hihousness, Quirk q
irish tea cnres liver complaint Qurs lsnh tea, prloe
40. Aup.
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., Dyeing and Cleaning NJ the New York Dve-
,nt as1 lilntIe fstabi hncut staten Island. Odces:
NO ~ u ne 81" 552 Broad way, go 9TH nv y Y, i8H
aud los PierrepOnt ST. BiOOklyn Est4Dlshe. b5 years
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At REDUCED PRICESt
UNDERsuiErs AND DRAWERS,
NEW STYLE SOCKS.
WARDS SHIRT STORES;
ISL BROADWAY. CORNER WHILE ST.
So BROADWAY. CORNER ITH ST
lIsl BROADWAY, CORNER e5rH ST.
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were an 2 cent, and Nat FOR borrowing.
INC T. tai cieanngs at the Gold Exchange Bank we're
-, UboWO gold balances. t2.1pa.7tO; ana currency
~ noes. i.bhO77b. The sub Treasury redeemed
tW 900 In called ounds and paid out IN coin interest on
TIL pm lie dcit f2f5OnO.
The days business at the United states sub1reasury
was Gold receipts II 2sg,2l n 40 payments. tiK1.
blhb5 du balance A2.2Nlffi.0 urrcucy receipts
tlSi b13f6. do. payments. ti1OJ,G05U0 40. balance
S3AsllflONn Customs 5000.
The Internal revenue pts footed up $40 600. and
y custom reccints Sb5OOOO The Treasury ut Wash
lngiun received t5DOOOO national bank notes Tor
acmpiion. The bullion In the Bank Of England was
deer as"d Al3.OOO The Treasury balances the close
Of business In Was ington Currency, ~ 60 OuO
anh com t1i740OOO, including fiJ5OOOOO coin
tincates The imports Of dry goods. gold valuations at
dns port Tor the week ending to-day amounted 10 e..
Oss COB, ana i1U2SO77 was marketed.
Foreign ex hsnge ruled weak for 60 DAYS bills, which
ie on 10 thO, but demand renamed steady Sts6
Money was ~ active request cary in the day at y
cent but hnal hegOtiti MS were Ell cted low az O.
D.couuts continued quiet at Sol cent.
,r,Nrrhiheht bonds were stronger with an advance
OF ltah cent. The prii cipai transactions were N
90, puh lW5e, new, at llei4 coupon 1898 az III
coupon looos Old Ut llo'p aud coupon Or. 1881. 1860
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The very bcsl Elnstic Truss, 81 Metal rrusse
IS. {. b. MLRliiss, COL Broadway, opposite BOND VI
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Buslntss Nufttts.

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30. . ~ llll ana Nlakness of every deeertntfon.
brn3TmipatU r 9p,ed by ,wlNcHEsTERs ilYFoPHos,
Prcparea only ~ WIN cHEsTfR& "a. Ihcrn,s,s' ~
John st" New YORK. sold by ali druggists IL q q
famous feHudg. Nee'N' ~ "
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Am e,ooos.

DED, RiJlE AM GKNN FLANNEIS
IA irO - th, recent l4,ge aut,Il sac very az aU +,
~ Ntlctp,Iut uNtrtu. cast acres. autu, H.,
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Act wisely and examine Pom lroy's o. Elastic
Truss NJ ga Broadway 20 Ure buying any otnel4idU
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"Incie Sans Cough Cure" twenty cents
J oOttlel TOT c0nghs. c0lh and alI Mr0M ilselses.
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soothes the gums and Gains Inc nerves. Csc.
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DIR. LYONS Tooth Tablets
Give the most complete sati faction.