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FINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY. Jan. 5-P.M.-The principal
Stock Exchange business was IN Lake Shore.
which ranged at lb16l5. lIGOs4, seller 0, though
rallying later to 6la and closing at 81, seller g.
Pacific Mall, however, absorbed considerable at
tention In the afternoon trade, and Western
Union, Erie, Michigan Central, st. Paul prefer
red. Union Pacific ard Northwestern also COM
handed passing notice. Pacific Mail opened at
ass, declined to 3sL, but later recovered and
rallied to 3s19, at which figure II closed. wes.-
ern Union was also weak in the morning. Union
Pacific left OF at 73K while Michigan Central,
after opening at 5a's a1d advancing 70 Soy. de-
clned at the first board to 5s'., though exciting
to 5eis In the late business. OF the other shares
there wac nothing specially noticeable. and a
fun dettll OF the cnan:es Will oe found In the
comparative table.
The Lake Shore directors to-day declared n
dividend Il q cent, payable Feb. |.
The total number Of shares dealt In o.
ass. OF when Lake shore represented bl.2sl Pa
cinc Mail, 2,OOO; " estern Union. 200, Michigan
Central. 5.Ojl Erie. 4.lO0; ST. Paul 5OO the pre-
ferred. 2,lUQ; Northwe- tern. LEU the preferred,
and Western. 500; New York Central, SIS Nor.
ris ana ESSEX. 400; Ohios, Az; Pacific OF Ms
souri, 40; Wao IN, 2J0; Atlantic aud Pacific
le.raph Company, 2OJ; C., Is. ami Quincy. 81!
rlcm. 20; III. Cen. 2u0 Amer. Express. l4j;
Consoh o. ton Coal. 100; Delaware ana Hudson
Canal. los; Dubuque ND sionx CITY, loo: Han
nibai and 81. Joseph, 100; Panama, loo; ~.
Louis and Iron Mountain, 100; and American
In tue gold market there was positively no.
thing OF prominence The opening price was
ll2s, with an Improvement TO ll2s., but IN the
afternoon II fell OF 10 ll2'., though closing at
the early figure.
The following wer" the principal quotations;
IL Il Miiii$ss i i n he: II: a Miii23
In loans he rates psid for having balances carried
were 3. .. bis, and V cent
The tota clearnRs at the COD Excnange Bank were
to2ui3OlUi Rold DIlanCes 3.ia2 30 ana currency
ba Anccs, tSsAroH@ lac sub Treasury redeem. 500.
ca,l hspd' and val out ia coin interest on tue
rne lays JI.less the Unite1 states snnI reasury
Was. Goif receipts. tf5S17l 10; do payments spld.
pd6S1 90. balance, fiij5l4u5.Ol Currency receIps,
Sass $50 ~; 40. yiueuts sl3i s.64s 10. balance
t3d.lu-llU55. CUSTOMS. ;AilWv
lie bullion IN tue Bank VI England was decreased
GC3Nuu.
Foreign exchange was WEAKER, with decline 10 the
rates ~ s4eiia aud "a ses for prime time demand
bi TO-
IN money the supply more nheril. the rates
rnnslnS on call from cent. BID TO 5qssG the later
negoatlJ4S Discounts wee quiet al 40 for prime
nance.
Government bonds were active during the afternoon.
but tue cary bu-lness Vas hgAt currency g. sod At
1919 rtaistercd lUiJs. lisys registered ls17- 1le
eogpvn leo7 hrW li'>ssIl'sll55s, ana reglie Cd U.s.
1881 lls sallAl,
ne 10 loe were the p. NJ. closing prices the mar
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SUPREME CouRT- CHAMRERs. Nos. 81. 100, ia,
1875, l3b, ll, lag 10, 40 100 49, 1917 100 40 lhO
Isl lpd e,l zoo IL 2lo' 81 go Cai-Aos $50 ~
SUPREME Court -GRSERAL TEm.-Nos ioi, lo5,
10 IL i5 81, z, ~. li3 100 49, lasi 100, 100 ldl
lU2, los, ldJ lid, los.
srPEfNE Courr-srRcIAL TERM-Demurrer-N g.,
Law a. Fact No.i 3i. 49, p2, 10! ~ lsl 49, l3l,
la7 lij 100 lll Ia To-. l5i los, 10, lit, l5S 1872,
100 i6l ld2 t3' lja4 i6i ldl 1876 l6dls 1867 to 1876
IN usly'.
surRKNE CouRr-Part Nos. eo7e, so, asl5, elsl,
2iip iG7 1912 1Gi 1896 22al lG. $50 100 2uij 1882
@a2l 49, 81 p. 22aj Part H. So. 25'H. ldtS b3 Nv
lO!s 1888 litt ll7s ds 22Oi@, 1884. 1914 lLt, 3ai
20, 21d 02 2S, u.s. &lii. PIrl ~ Nu.H 81, vs> 2
4ull 1888, .at iIit ilS lfle S3lle 1901, oa-2, iuul
hgHie. la2. ufs, lltH. Az 27iH, illi.
SUPERIOR tOURr GENERAL lFEN Nos 2 IL, 10,
%, 80 -. a5, a., id. IS a. 3d. -, %, "a, 90 So
SUPERIOR COURT Part / Nos. 6i5. 71l. Ii0l. 500,
7Si. 1911 nC5 1Gb, 1913 $50, $40 SG3, IA 6St 755
Par IL No.. 1870 0l6 1s "a, 7Ji. Ola 1897 us sJ3,
BoS, $50, 40 lSi. sni, $50.
CoNNON PLEAS -GESERAL TENN Nos. -, 10, o3 l40,
TO- L. e. a. o. w. S. 49, NO 1l5. 1id IA liS 100 l5i
(oMMnN PLKAs-Ptrt Nus. ISL bud, 1910. 81, 1899,
iOoa loo 1908, 72sis d0l 1915 l2ii 2le 2OiO lOHs
Part II Nos 1883 lsls, 1859 ~, llSi 1903, 1903,
1863 1870, 1911 1872 1873, 1910 l20l 1850.
CouMoN Pleas EQulrY ITEM No 3
MAnGNK torEr Part l.-Nos. .li7 bSo7. dlia, 6210,
1912 6s $40 al5J Gi2o. Gloo ,lsd ASA 593a sssi
800 1923, 5000 500, ad's aGSl toi' leat go IIt
5723, 0l25, 6Jl7, 5la5, 5i2u dO21, $3.50.
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THE Late FATHER LANE.


The article which appeared in THE suN
on Monday last, relating the life and death Of
the late gifted Catholic priest. the Rev. Henry s..
Lake has been chief topic Of conversation
among the large Catholic community Of this
city, in which the deceased was for a long time
so well and fsvorably known. Much sympathy
Is expressed for the deceased on all sides. A
well known priest, formerly an intimate with
Father Lake, In conversation yesterday with
a reporter said hat he had received no direct
intelligence himself relating TO Father Lakes
death, but had no doubt OF the truth OF the
storv. Some two months ago he had, however,
neard that the ex-priest WAS In III health, and
added. do not think the poor, misguided
man died OF consumption. He died of a DfOke en-
heart. The last wear OF his life was wasted. He
knew that he had brought disgrace upon his
own name, his family, and the church. lie had
not the moral courage to face those who once
loved him so we'll. We all blamed him. vet we
Iitied him pitied him because he needed IL. |
have every reason to believe that he died
pentent."
Father Lake was for long time one Of the
chief assistants Of Father Preston, OF 81. AIMS
Twelfth stree) Church. He was an elouuent
speaker. As a Catholic he was an extremist.
HIS great hobby was In speaking AGAINST the
public schools. Among the Catholic clergy Of
TINS diocese his name has hardly ever been mem
toned for the past twelve months. They are
deeply panied to think that one young, so
Rtfted,.and who gave promise OF such a bright
future, should have been so weak as to fall and
bring disgrace upon the church.
Many Catholics In New York were under the
impression that Father l. Ike was on visit TO
Europe for his health until thev saw InF SuN.
The announcement Of his marriage and death
shocked them deeply.
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KILLED III ms SONS.
The Trial of Thomas and James Goodwin
OF Jersey civ for Purricides

Thomas and james Goodwin were placed
on trial in the Hudson county Oyer and Terminer
yesterday on an indictment for numbering their
aged father, Michael. ON the "a Of October. The
father was addicted to drink, and he aud the
sons often Quarrc,let, the disputes commonly
ending IN the boys assaultng the father In an
alteration ia October. Thomas attacked his
father ana James kicked him. The next day
the old man died. Cnrnoner Rheinhards In
quiry proved the sons guilt and they were ar
rested.
ON the trial vcsterd1v ex-Countv Physician
Pendergrast testified that he found marks Of
violence on the fathers tips and thighs. His
pulse was weak and the eXtremities were cold.
County Physician Scout declared that the
bowels were ina.med from externsl violence,
tue back, sdes. ana hips were dscolored, and
the face and neck bore marks Of a struggle In
MS opinion the wounds could not have been
produced by fan, neither could the internal
injuries be caused by ANYTHING less than a kick
In. Or beating with some hard substance.
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MINSTREL TURNED pREAcnER.
From stage singing, Daacing, aud Banjo
PIaying TO Lnbor as an EVangclisI.

From stage singing, Dancing, aud Banjo
Playing to Labor as an Evangelist.
i've thrown UP everything for religion
and gone ia TO convert sinners" said Mr.. Peter
Dryer, formerly famous banjoist and song
ambulance man. TO a Sun reporter, last evening.
Mr.. Dwyer holds prayer meetings three times
week In the third story Of rear building at So
Vandam street. HIS story Is that he ran with 10
engine In the DAYS of the old fire department,
and was a hard case and drank freely Says ne.
got a streak Of enlightenment from Awful
Gurdner but It didn't last He had plenty OF
money once, ana after Keeping "A dance house
he went to California. Then he became a ban 10
player and dancer. under the name Of Peter
Jackson. He WAS a friend of Dan Bryant, aud
epeaks famiiiafly Of Harrigan, Joe Muruhy.
Billy Ashcroft. Johnny Thompson. and other
performers In Minstrel and variety shows. He
says tnat he got religion" suddenly, while
seated on the back OF chair IN a blacksmith
shop on Alcdtraz Island, swearing like trooper
He came To New y ORR, aud has been engaged III
eNangelZatlon ever siucc.
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A CUBAN VILLAGE SACKED.
tNAUDACTOUS PERFORNANCE MA
PARTY or PATRIOTS.


Heavy Assessment on n French Firm.
HAvANA, Dec. 81, 1s75.-The insurgents
have been active for month. The official re-
ports mention thirty encounters, and there are
others. On Dec. T., Chambas was attacked by
400 Cubans, under the command 81 Serann San
chez. The garrison, thirty. eight men OF the
Civil Guard and volunteers, beat OF the assai-
ants after fierce combat, killing eight and
losing four. At Cienfuegos. the festivities OF
Christmas eve were interrupted by news that
the rebels had attacked the village OF Jagua,
near the city. The military authorities called
out volunteers and nremen, and the Captain
Of the Port ordered a Runboat on the bay
TO furnish transportation. BY great exer-
tions the TROOPS were landed at 4 o'clock
the next morning; but by that time the
enemy had sacked the village, burned part
of u, and made of with booty and some pris-
oners. On Christmas eve, when the inhabitants
were eng ced In their annual holiday, and u was
already DARK. the place was unexpectedly in
vaded by raiders, who enptied the stores aud
houses Of desired articles. A party OF the
hoping to seize the gate before the alarm
spread among the garrison; but they were
rsasireied s3,o,eu nfenen, wn 2
closed IL. The insurgents sent a volley after
hum which SCARED the gate and walls. Capt.
Beltran. Of the Tarragana regiment, who was
accidentally In the village. cndeavorcd to reach
the fort, but was killed by muatto, who was
Immediately shot from the fort. All officers
servant was wounded, but he escaped. The
Insurgents packed their oils on horseback
and retired, carving with them Don Jose Bar
qnin, his young clerk and two ertllerymen sur
prised IN the village. These persons were sub
sequently found cut to pieces at half mile
from JaRua. The only one who showed then
any signs Of life was Bdiqgin, who Is not yet
dead. The inhabitants had fed In all directions,
and Only ventured back when the raiders had
gone. The latter u ~ said. were seen to carry
OF four or Ave wounded comrades, hurt Ia the
attempt 60 surprise the fort.
The French house of Gait & Co.. OF Paris has
n branch mere, aud the Government has illed
upon 1t To pay S251sg In gold for the hrst six
months OF the per cent. tax on capital. Pay
mcut being refused, on the plea that the con-
Germ here was only an agency Of the Paris firm,
the authorities caused machinery to be seized
to the value ot si4.3sO In gold, ana had It an
nounced for sale 10y auction Yesterday; but rep
resentatiOns having meanwhile been made at
hladrid. cable WAS received thence ordering all
proceedings against this house to be suspended
until the Minister'S Instructions could be re-
.elyed by mail
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GENUINE ROMANCE.
Two wives Of the same Man Listening to
His Sentence for Biguny.


In the Brooklyn Court of Sessions yes
terdav, counsel for Michael Brown. indicted for
biRamy, announced that the prisoner wished to
withdraw his plea OF not guilty, and plead
guilty. Judge Moore called Browns first wife
to the bar. She told how Brown had married
aud then deserted her, but why he had deserted
her she could not tell. Brown spoke up. saying
" could not live with her"
The second wife was then called, and she car
Red wee bit Of baby In her arms as she
stepped forward ana stood by the side OF the
prisoner and the FIRST wife. Brown cast tender
glances toward her, but he paid no attention to
hts first spouse. The latter flashed looks OF
naughty revenge at her former lord.
The young mother umidy told the Judge
that Brown mad represented TO her that he was
single, and she had ueen married to him IN good
faith. lie had been good husband To her, and
they lad lived happily four years.
Inc women went back to their seats. Brown
said that he had nothing to say as to the accu-
satiOn. and the judge. commenting severely on
the m ms conduct sentenced biu To i've years
imprisonment.
A. Br 1wn was taken away. he cast fond LOOK
at his Young wife. and she went bitterly.
The first wife shot glances Of Triumphant re-
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Cipt. William King Thomas seems 20 have
taken his departure for Europe unnoiced and
pec,ed after his soj1urn at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
from the GAIN TO the 2Sth OF October. No other
than the employees can be found who remembers
iug spoken him IN the hotel after he away
The steward % the Celtic said Yesterday ina' he car
ried C-p. homas's luggage 10 ms state when he
went ABOARD the Cec. IL cOu.i OF back leather
portmanteau, Nnl.h was ~ heavy That one man could
hir rry 10. A waiter carrIcl TIE Hrilauteaa on
whentnc tetc arrived IN thls port. Il thea HIGHT
that one man could have carried tree four such.
nee leaning this tie Celfcs officers nave luded
that tnnL Thomas actually had his machinery q
de rurton I'm ms naggare, aud coutrVed 10 tnrOv M
overheard during the voyage.
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ALBANY, Jan. b. workingmen of this city
becoming uneasy at their want u employment and
inability 1t. They have held several meetings
and puradcd me sireetr with banners, which in
sori6ed Bread or Wora" To-day delegation called
the Mayor 90 inquire II anything could uo aoue Tor
the rciicf. Mayor dIuslu informed them that the
water Commissioners we're cOusitcrinR whether n
would be advisable 81 begin the bald Ia uf new rese
yur az tins Aauu, 81 taus FURNISH employ luVut to
~ me uuemp owed. lie alsp expressed us dlsap
prONul 1T deuuusti alton suCu mad nren made.
lhe dtcEa ON appeared eat sled Wih the interview,
Dul HnOtneT meeting Is % De held.
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NEW YoRK. Wednesday Jan. 5.-Receints %
beeves were 1877 cHr leads or 229O had, manly me
dun to tar steers with lew prime and extra cattle.
and car Loads OF Texans. The mHrkct was nrn, and
fairy active and prices were little better the sell
ling interest than MONDAY TIE loads Of Tex
ans were sold at 0ltc. n. dress 90 rs and est
mated 10 drs, cwt.' some roush stays aud coarse
oxen went a. S@asgc 2, to dress % load of
fat stlfrd bulls AZ &c. . 1--we W,lsht; aud Ofdl
nary to strictly prime native steers AZ * y12i9c. n
% dress SO - ~ rs with few Of the bls up 10
12ife i3r., t. dress 5s ~
Receipts %: sheep were loads 1903 head. In
Guiding poor O "a, anu all we're cold early at full
nrces, or 434Sf &c n. for poor TO prime aud 0sas
NC. n Tor extra and fancy.
Receipts OF hogs IS car loads 800 he id none
~ WI ch We're for salc alive. City dressed hOgs were
lower, closing al ea.@ Toe. = 70.
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Steamship Gelert, Hamburg mi.e and pass.
Steamship City OF Havana, New Orleans mise. ana
pass
steamship Mas, Rotterdam. mdse ana PASS.
Steamship Alex ndria.GlssgOW, mfse. and pass.
Steamship Feuita. pa .ladclpnia. md-s. AID pass.
Steamship hnc aerOocker New orleans. mdsc. and
pass.
Steamship Brashoar, New orleans. mdse. and pass
Snip Plymouth kock, London. mdse.
Shit Liverpool Lonton. mdsc.
Esrk Pcrlta, Rio GrInde DO : y. hides, &c.
BARK CA!srecio, An Nerr, IN 80.
lark Nariiuu, smyrna. J COrcc root.
BARK Ititut1, pc-LaI' ueu, sugar.
hltutne u-ual rlN'r tud CptsfNlse vesssis.
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..Throw phy.Ie to lLe dog. III nome Of 10"

We do not IN the n 'st loci IlKe OINWlng MAN
beth for this expression of disgust indeed, We are
rather inclined 70 eymuHthlzr with MN. Even nova
DAY most OF the cathuTtCs U1tred TO tue puuc are
great TupusiNc. DOSING pills, the very appearance OF
winch is sufficient to turn ones stomach" Had Mac
BETH ever aNtn DR.. PeTGes Pleasant Purgatye Pellets
ne would not have uttered those words Of contempt
l. is really encouraging, when one IL H. TO mud tnAt
little susarCuated pellet. NJ anger than gram OF
mustard VIII IN promptly produce Che desired effect as
dose OF great nauscAlug pulls These llttle ptltte
uullke Othef ahArcr really natures physlc. They
ucbiitlte, hut tone anu inygOr.tr she SYSTEM
No family should be without Dr. Perces Pleasant Pur
Eatiy Felleta.-Adp.
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Erie,- Work in the Past Ycnr.

President Jewett's report Of the operations Of
the Erie Railway for the past year De published
to-day II SHOWS receipts Of Sl76575i6 and expend.
turs including payments ~ interest Sc. OF $1,000
oil taNlug drncl 81 1883 l0J. llr road carried
5Oi2 no passenger. of whoa ony were killeu AID
IL injured. ~ the K lcd, met their death while In
toAlcAttd. AID o. l al lnlutd oNe their misfortune
t. rum. ~ tAe en- luyret, ~ we're ril sid lld ~
Jgred OF which los were Killed injured Who coup
Dng cars anu Is were run over.
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Real Estate MARKET.

Yesterday at tue Exchange A. II. Muller &
Son sold per order assgnees In bankruptcy, 90 600
OF timber land, situated IN Florida Alabama
aud belonging to the Pensacola Lumber Co. The prop
erty cost about $500 0O0 aud was ID for tl775O r. A.
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Prescott avcnue subject 70 a mortgage Of 1000, .,
Wat Withdrawn, KS no hi1 WIS given.
Inc toloNing foryclosur' tihs were afiourned1
syguuc' TO Jap o. iiopry NORTH st corner Of iiest%
anu .uI cry cts, 30 Jan. 1e! atd trUIcrV wca
tde OF sixth avenue, south of Twenty fourth street y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
WHY nre They Not Di.mi-sedt

President Smith said to the INSPECTORS 81
Police YESTERDAY; There many worthless Captains
the force aud Il Is your ddy make good ones Of
them ~ put them IN civilians clothes sJOu pos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-06
CHICAGO WHISKEY FRAUDS
rocrrs' GAIIERi or VOTED RING
CFIIERTIIES,

- lti
Franz "r republican Party Managers
wa.ninston aud Illinois.
49,. qo pcfore Secretary Bris-
Chl'A"'' ,,..,t,, criminals. Of tho Chi
Wv coVi" qua. ..,.,,.s 10 had 10 break n
~fo "',N' -. .,s Tor mora extensiye I'm
sonhU."''" 49,, .....,s.od crea,er Inherent
hrau'N'' TIA ,,,,.-. potent extraneous
rfeht'" '. -, to,,,s or,anizatton. 1hete
hrueh'' t,..ss IL, tho ~ Io,,is con.
we're e'"'' ,.,., oxis, b.rc Ncnonnld
tpr'cN wiz" mall cai,bra. md tbeir
sno 'o''' ,,, a., t,,b,,ck made fools Of
nnu"'s Wv" WV -, ,,,, ,bev ran tho Repuh-
hem' ~, ,bo Nrssissirri. and their
ho'h '''' ..... ,,.,,ds Tbev were 40 conf
r's". nth ot Wesbinrton that they
GEM u' ''' -.,t... ,,or,,l.in.. ,i,c,, and
pe'ef '"'' 49,, ,.ro f,r tho f,i.ndship Of
benue wv r,., ,,.,r, r,,.ct,,s m their do
we o's'"'''' ,I..,', ~ u,e ,hlrtv.ove cents
mAhu-. "'' .. ,,t.c,od ,,r ,horse,ves
per ga" .....,..,ors at wnebirr,on on
arc u'" ~ ''" ,,.,, ,,o, ,,,,,cr,iv
all ilhrt WiI-NN ''"""'''' WV M
levied heavy assessments on the ulstl'leIs anu
.,,e,.. o., ,.,,t tlc,Nft rfious 81 succill agents
rcuu''' u" IVY a.. concentrates 81 tho
IKE lir fier' WHO WIS ''' ~
p.,.,o crowd, AID rc.p0rd to calls for con
he'aN' d.. s..,.t. fro,,, Sanction Nor
uhuil'' ' '"
bon and oii "'.
Tho ftrfnus r1 ir0 Nicatc lie led ~ NcNon-
~ t.,.. .,,-.,t.f the attention Of the
$40 h'" -
peor .a ~ 49, 'i.' wing Tue envy "l s'iN'
and tie frd. .n .flnn Of others. 1h'rc vas
.i ......t go, tl. NOR. q tt, r..tocf
teP--' t'
tble puri."u oi 90" g. hNuli' i"N"r" I"Nc
.u,s DID, o. Mcdonald aud .fo,co.Nhu had set D
-. a.. 80. .. ,,-,,,,., ,... favor ,f Grant.
"e" '-
ssainsi ne protest OF all decent hc9uuleans'
and whom the duv 81 reckoning came uutlic
S .r,.., ~. ro,,,., ,,i courts and
sym" '''''' ,
luries were awed ~ the iriN"f WIN NNl'u i've
,uhl, demanded exact Justice for an men,
.,,.t ...t. ..t ,, m. gf.t,ii, r. s,.1 ant ,r.
Nue'"' -'
tlusie fr'c'u e III 'ihl- VINO mao cen eP''''|'
and cheated. nr-t uuon one prttcNt and then
=. - t IL. i.,..,,.,,, a1 -, ,,t,co.. ,,,,l
botn''''' i' "i.''' ICY '''''eN ~ '''''
Nc opinion and ~ pth 10 the M a'lu lN 90
IN. ,,frfn.tt hN making. fun free. and he riy
-, f u,,..l ,,,
The Chicago Ring man ged Things very dlHer-
sntly There was little to fear from puhhc s~uti-
=, ,,,n.,,.. t,.,., - ,.lt f,si.i.,,.d hon
"eh' ''' ""''' '''' D, AVE-, 20
sN doubtless exists stu, II has "a vet eN-
.rfed snrht Influence upon the masses Chic 90
Il ronnIufit, of slerulatnr-. and the nor
nnndard of This las. Il lwlNs low. There are If
eour.s good tcople here. as there are eVerv-
rhere !. dou, and Gomutrah toasted a few,
LthoDrh not enough T. avert the wrath Of the
Ilnf.ft. ana while Chicago cpuh'iees mirht
rater, 10 the most snrcrfcial observer that an
eIslfed notion uf titrcr private r,ririal in-
tssfity d. ND aui~ifn-nl-l characteristic Of
r.tffl o. men WHO G. utfui the RIM lfUf-
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HAMILTON, Ont Jan. about half past nine
oclocS TINS morning Mir. Nelson Minis, an old ana re-
spectabe citizen, wac murdered on King street by a
butcher lalnrA Michael Mcconnell, WhO stAOot hn ~
the stomach uni feuple VITA butcher kulfe. Nc
COnneli arrested.
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The Mechanics and Traders Savings Institution has
declared tue usual scum annual dlviGcnd,
The lraNerrs lusul C-npNHy Of Hartford,
CONNECTICUT, IN IT. s'nl-annuai stlirncut present. a
very satisfactory report showing eaiN Increase m
their nusnes Their assets are t3.7ulHdllH, asninst
G,3Jo l5 50 liabilities Ring surplus " 3O5 1908 90.
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MARINE TNTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALIASAc-rrts DAY
Sun rises. - sun sets. ~ Moon sets. OF
men WATER rnfs nay
sandy HooR. ~ Gov. Island. 8 O6 Hen Gate. 30
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Gnslntss Noiltts.


DIphtherIn.-A WOndcrfuI Cure.
On Chr.simss Day my ugaier. asei II years, was
taken. The physician urOuI urccd II OF the worst
case- Of ciphthcria. G1LESs LINN IT lODnF OF
AMMONIA, applied 20 the tonslls ruhhed external
", Effected a complete a ID pi0 Gu 10. !. GOsS,
East Chester, Westehester Co.. " Y.
SOLD nv all
DRUGGISTS.
Principal DEPOT,
Al Oh nv.
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Weekly or monthly payments for furniture,
carpet sni Oeddug. Al. IoWpeTthWAt, CAAt
st.-Adg.
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EruptiOns of the slin
Removed by using Qurk's Irish Tea Price 25c.,

To Learn What You are and What 20 do
obtain chronological examination at 1877 Broad
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safe md sure !-Almos every hour brings IN fresh
lestimuui.. 1i more aud more tonsn untiyc luvaids
who p " been eur. 4 tfftrr ~ TORTURE usina
wIsHART's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL. winch con.
tains no poison! A purely Vegetable TX rac', t1On
oushly removing firm the bOoO al Ialnts anu um0rsi
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A Dollar Case of Homeopathic Medicines,
oft sMlTAs H0mw lpa,ait Pharmacy, 40. 4tn sV.
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"stronge.t Imminent in Narhrt." BROWNS
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" For IN ernAi and external
use. Cures Rheumatism, Cone, Colds, sprains and
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For bilious diseases Quirk's Irish Tea Il infalli-
Ole IL cost. 25e. per pacAAge. -AdV.
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Act Wisely and Examine Pomeroy's z ElRs-
tic Truss a. "a froaiway before buying any other.
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BE sure and keep wistar's Bllsafn ~ via Cherry
on hand for coughs hOarseness dc. 80 It's and tl.