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TUESDAY. Dec. 19-P. M.-The general
movements OF the stock market reelected real
izations by the bullish element and prices CON
sequently yielded Y to /, D cent. Michigan
Central dropped from a. to 90. Lake Shore,
under the same influences, from COS to Jot
and Western Union. after advancing from ~.
to s3's. reached to 49, at the close There were,
however, no special consider tons arecting the
market, and the transactions seemed chiefly
local In their scope and influences. Pacific
Mail ranged at "a. bsi'. 12i'. ohlos at 5A as.
St. Paul preferred at So. d53'. ltS5A QtS3', and
Erie 1oh 40. 0lo; but Rock Island was strong
ut iOf ,1gl0li., closing AT l0l's. rhe Northwest
err shares were con'picuous for their sttens h.
the common advancing from pa to 37-,. aud the
preferrcd from 56E TO 81. Delaware. Ilcka-
wanna and Western aud New Jersey Central, how
ever, were only moderately deal, In. but the luc-
tuattons OF these and the remainder OF the list
wi he found IN the table at tho foot Of TINS
column.
The total number Of shares d ait in to-day
wts 1902. Of which Lake Shore represented
40i5i, Mes,ern union. 22.0i5; Michigan Cen
trai, 1850; Northwestern, 2.lOl; the preferred,
llO; rock Island, 3WN E'le. t,ll; Dchw. re.
trAl. 1900; New Jersey Genital. 1850; Ohios,
2pO; P.cilc Anil. 1850 WABASH. 1901 New
York Central W American Expre-s, - /;
Adams Express, go; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
5ls G.. G. G. and H. 3U st. Paul. 10; the pre-
Ierrel, 900; 81 Louis and Iron Noun ain. 100 !;
United states Express. 100 and Atlantic and
PacInc Telegraph Company, -
In the gold market the transactions were on a
restricted SCALE but the prise welded from l07A
to lU y. with closing sales lt tn lower figures.
The following we're the principal transactions
1850 4. ". 1914 1910 A M.lu7o Il.3O \. Nj 1O7io
1901 4. M.lu79s ll:2o \. II .l07A 800 H. M...lO7tS
In loans the rates p,i Tor having balances carried
we're 2 8. L. 4ie, Q. and Il . cent.
Inc tuial cearlngs al the Gold Exchange Bank were
eco $4,000 GOLD ia ances al leosi8 AMI no custom
receipts sl.6i3sis Tue SUD Treasury redeemed ti05
called bonds, anu p4ld out ~
punlic dDbf. $1,000.
The laws business at the United states sub Treasury
was. told receipts Nipl sO7 20 GOLD PAYMENTS AZ
5lis5 gold balance, sd5i95 edl 40 cnrr ncy receipts
tiNp,u}1id currency PAYMENTS. t1hs.sla.lS, cur
rencY hulance Al 7l5,iidyl Customs, tl7bo1O
The Imperial Bans Of Germany gancd oil 600 narks
during the past week.
Foreign eacaangr continued nm az "a seis and
tiSie Tor time aud demand drafts rr-pcctlyrly, with
sliynt cOncts slon, IN actual Transactions
Money more active ami rose on call TO y cont
In prime commercial paper negotiations were effected
al 50.
Government bonds were generally steady hut tne
drop IN the price Of gold seemed TO nhuenoe tle
quot tons.
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JEALOCS HUsBAND,s sHOr.
Why Constable Panco-t Put Bullet into
Merchant Hageman's BODY.

Much excitement exists in Juliustown,
N. j., over the shooting OF Mr. John IlaReman,
a merchant OF the village, by Constable Pancost.
Hageman. when visited 10y the reporter, said
with reluctance that perhaps the shooting was a
misthk Ike. At all events he bad sustained no such
relations with Mrs. Pancost as the husband had
suspected, nor had he offered Pancost $500 m
settlement, as the village gossips wers indusiri-
Ously saying he had. His wound was not so
dangerous as had at first been supposed.
Constable PancOst reluctantly said 81 really
don't know what to tell you. | had lived with
my wife very happily. We have three children.
two boys aud "A girl, one OF the bows being twelve
years old. For some time, how yer. had sus-
picions that all was not right between my vie
aud II Aeeman. Last week | went to Philddel-
phia, and | returned on Friday night found
that the house door was locked, and after a
chort Delay entered by another way and heard
some one hastily going out the back way |
hurried after him and caught him and brought
nm back here lutO this room the parlorl As
soon AS | saw that II WAS Haze man AL my former
SUSPICION flashed over me. 1 drew nv pistol and
shot him. | was mad then. Now that | am
more composed think II may have all been a
wife. II was his running away that made NE so
SUSPICIOUS, Mrs. Pancost has been So prosiTated
ever since hat have not been aOle 10 talk with
her a. Jut II.
Pancost seemed weighed down with trouble.
He said that he mad been asked u 20 to IIage-
mans store aLa settle ths trouble. lie owed
lIaeeuan $40, aud Hageman mad on that dav
put the account IN u lawyers hands FOR settle
lnent.
naeeman is nfty and wealthy. lie says that
me Nh II not prosCC tie PAucOst unless lancOst
refuses u pay the $40.
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THE NEW YORK INvssrIGArIoN.
Ex-Speaker Cox, Gen. McDoueniI s. Co.
Getting Ready Tor " ork.

The House Committee that is TO invcsti-
gate alleged election frauds in this city, Broos-
lvn. Jersey City, and Phil delphii resumed IT.
sessions In the St. Nicholas Hotel yesterday,
the Hon. :. :. Cox in the chair. Nj Waddell
said that inasmuch as the first intimation tnat
frauds were even suspected IN the election in
those cities came from Gen. McDougal he
hoped that the Republican members were uro-
yded with witnesses. Gen. NcDouznl said til at
he and his colleagues had done all that they
could In the few hours since their arrival. nut
that the delay In the arrival OF the committees
ing witnesses for Immediate examination. They
would be ready for the next Sc sion. but he de-
sired the committee to authorize subuunas
duces I, cum for the Western onion ana Allan
tic aud facihc leiegr, ph COMPANIES. directing
tn M e produce all despatche- relating to the
election that MA y issed through their OH 'es
from or to Abram :. Hewitt. ID. II gone, Jr.
Cot. Pclt u, j I'M Norris-oV. John Kelly, Sui IN
weed. Jr.. ma Y rnando wood.
MIR. VI els said tnat he an his colleague, Con
McDougill made tins request on Information
that the dispatches desired would throw much
hght upon election matters In the cities en-
brdced In the resolution, and In HartfOId q, Conn.
After some ox ianations had been made, the
following VS. passed
hS.oiCf. Thar subpoena cuces tccum be issued t.
nc r. s'dent ~ ocrr o. are Of tie Western uon
ami Allnu' ann Pacific lelt ,r'rh Companies 20 pro-
before the committee on trle,,rams sent or r.
ccised b Anram Hewitt, d. Ma.onc, j.. Col Peltou.
,Iuhu Nurri.srV .f.hu Sln.fl Werl Irr.
nAudo WOOD relating 10 fraudnlent repatriation aud
ffsuduie AZ the election tor Prr-ldcuil cleo.
tors ms mbers ~ Congress 90 tn cities Of New Ior-
BROOKLYN 'r-ry Il.Y. AID Philadelphia tAc an OF
November act.
But on motion Of Mr.. waddell, the vote was
RECONSTRUCTED. and the farther consideration
oil tue reso utiou was postponed until to-day.
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MRS. FITzG ERhLD's DIaNOSDs.
The Fuss that Comes OF an Unpaid Board Hill
In East Fourth street.

In the Washington Place Police Court
yesterday. Mrs. Fitzgerald wore Jockey hat and
feather OF dark blue, aud dark blue overdress
OF some rich material IN which were worked
strange scrolls In black. 1he skirt and the
arms were Of satin elaboratoly trimmed and
bedecked with bows and nounces. coral
breastpu peeped out from the folds of her fur
tippet. and her heavy sealskin SICK burdened
tho chair bv her side. Strangely sho testif fed
under oath that the big hTilltants in her ears
were paste. She said nothing. however. In re-
gard to tue large solitaire which shoue aud
the he w gold chain That hung from her neck
10 her hunting case Swiss watch orndmented
wtth Diamonds. Ga her LEFT hand WAS "a three
button lavender kid glove.
Tue gallant Col. -. Martin sat In the furthest
corner from her. Mrs. fitzgerald having sworn
tlrt he was first introduced to her In lawyers
fice In Puiladelphia twelve or thirteen years
acD. he testified that he was In the field rs an
oticer 81 the Confederate army at the time, and
consequently could not hove been In Pnilade-
PIT.
Ellen Dillon testified that. previous to her be-
coming Mrs SchneIders servant. she was " nrSt
starfh " IN number II aundries. When asked
where her brother-in-law. In whose house she
pectedy answered, In heaven. | hope :" ana
on the plaintiffs counsel proposing to look into
her past life, sue enerReticully exclaimed. Look
II ny yourself: mind. don't dare send any police
man u inquire about INV name" and, shaking
her head deusntly, she went out Of the court
room.
Mrs. Fitzcerald's testimony threw no new
light upon the question whether or not her box
Of Jewels worth $1,000 ana her wardrobe worth
5000 are held bv Mrs. schneider for $50 that Is
admitted to be due the latter for board.
Counsel will deliver their argument In this
IL xed up case Tomorrow.
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than a second TO evt ~ classroom. Upon hearing
that alarm, the nature Of which he viii under
stand. though his class does not, each Instructor
VII know that II l. his ddty to at once. without
any d. mons trativeucss or SHOW 81 h ktc, how
ever, place himself b. fore the door of his class
room and call uD his class for dismissal. Then
unOn receipt Of second signal bv the bell he
will send them out, in their turn aud In perfect
order. have not had occasion yet to make the
expcrin cnt, ana can only do SO by permission,
but believe that u. II IL Il necessary, get every
class out OF the building IN good order and with
out any accident IN two or At the most
three minutes. In an emergency | should
private nour to 20 out, soon M
formed for dismissal, by the Independent
stairway from that floor, each in its order. My
Nice-Priucipal, gentleman Of abiitty, expert
encc, aud nrmness, would al tue same time
start tho ten classes from the floor above the
primary department by tue front stairway with
the same order taking care to not let more
thin TWO classes be on the stair at once, 40 that
there would ut no time be more than seventy
or eighty schOl r. going down and consequently
~ pau1c, Oru-n, or danger OF breaking down the
STAIR rail- and rlunglng over that precipice. |
would takc charge of the seven classes
the upper floor and send them, In their usual
order Of dismissal. Gown the back stairway.
Those who would 20 down the front stairs
those great doors which. a. YOU observe, SWING
outward. The other classes, descending 10y the
two rear stairways would IND the mselveH on the
ground ilOOr In the large open space called the
play room, from which they could pass. bN two
wide doors on each side, into the spacious pass
azewdys at the side of the building and thence
Into the street have given tho subject OF cs-
cape III case OF danger IA greut deal Of careful
consideration and Tell assured that we have
here positively the maximum OF security"
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SUPREME COUNT HAMnERs Nos. - g. SO,
81 49, ~, Va, D. lu3, ld, rs 49, 10 l-3 ia RS,
10 10, 100 ~. l1 IA ne. $50 .13, 2ld, en- 22s
SUPREME tuvkr. SPECIAL TERN Nos. 729, iGs $50,
S5 5Ss -. SO 9,,d d0i 90 III. SiS. 81 tx oil
81 surhEnEo ovhr u,ru Lat Nos; 2.s5. iol 3,
800, 1893 3Ai /, M 800, eisi ~, 90 rGt
II 80 hr, lul 900 500. 10, @iS SiSl a-'S, -, 49,,
llJsis. h.Go, 1850. 2HiG. 2>on, 3,2s. luS. aJ. lNS
500. $40, 1870 .dis 'o'a eOd5. Part IN Case ON,
40. 1870 Nouy cdtudHf.
SUPERIOR CorLr srr,tAL TEEN.- No dsy calcuGor
srrFm1E touHr lmL INN + ~ l. Nos. 200,
M, 49, u.s. fij li, 40, ai7, tll t21 iNi a..
mo, $780, llr. !rt l. 'n- .fs-ui M y Ju4gc s,ds-
we" I,oSurr S lIshs lQVir9 film CO. lom.
20, 2S. 20 81.
toMMos rLf,s TRIAL TRpM- Part II zoe l2,e
400 old ,uS dtI a 40, 100 ~ j1S, 40 a1t ~, l1t2
lush, ~, e, o. lodr lo5i, 80, OJj Par, M -
C1s"on 10 TX. 80 day e. I0nnar
MAm&e o1m lm't lfW PARE ICa.c No.
100, NnnN nllr. Part il-f is. 800. agsN a1'S
a'4l ~ r..r ~ .A.o' ..., .alis ~ 7lai. 90.
l,Jl, 5s'l, HiJi 80 tdhi 'iNl 1865 fsp 1000, i@n..
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Mr.. h. T. FELTON, OF Boston writes n his own
case one 81 the most encouraging statements Of the
good results o. Or. Shcunan's aincn' for rulturo
away of ne torture trusses, and the substitution oi tis
itmetts' VIZ, f'Nnn avs ~ am Ni tl2ht, The np-
hpay and met, ,ly' This appears to ne tne evidence
ut al tIus" w. 30 10 llr sherman fu rcliaf Rapture
i- d.n.crnu. ann disnirilnR anliruuu. and To be-
Renewed OF "a 10 tru,} aufH ft-r uf ne ihv rcliXt
fnu Of these truths iis brought patients from uiou"
IN nr. Shesnnl's otc' Ann street they having lea
tu mud rrrt lh tHf Ola " rlu Ih patl Uhys tAt
fullest confidence n rfcummrnilu- tlosc VINO lir at
lIupturci To pnt" themselves 40 lcr unlor o.. treat
hcnt and hos csc pc tht moru' ns results bro .sht
ON by rupture aud the use NJ ruHses.-i.r.
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CHocERIEs- Rio coffee has shown much nrmness,
under small .tocks To-day 1910 bags sod here prl-
yai, terms, ana 1870 n1gs at Baltimore at 1896 gold
Mild grades nrm sllis 1000 bags Maracsibo at
1gc 20 d. Foreign mOia. es has been dun aud
Cntnged crop. New Orleans declined a lit e.
WITH sales to-day OF 100 bols at tss5sc: Rice is quiet
except for domestic, whicu seils modera ely. Raw
sugars have been very du few sales have been made.
ana yet late prices are nominay retained. Re
nnef hrm and quite active OF late. We quote {;
tnnte Javs. 2eS2ic. Maracaibo. i7ll0c; ana Rio,
leNa2lAc, void. RIcc-CGona. % s0Lc., louisiana
tkN5lac MDlasees cuba, muscOvalO, 3il4Oc. Porto
Rico. i5a5Gc New orleans. tsa5sc. Tor new sugars
fsir ~ good refining Cuba. OAGeiOc centrifugal 1OIle
Hes refined, lla@1l24c. for hard IFS g1lssc. Tor
soft white A" and 0lt l0ffc. for yellows
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Unquestionnbiy the Greatest success Of tho
Day.

The new Automatic Sewing Mach ne OF
the Wilcox & Gibbs $. N. Co. Is the wonder and
delight Of purchasers. Makes the only true lock-
stitch seam In the world. ANY person. without
instruction, sew right OF with ease and
pleasure. Write by postal card for full particu-
lars to WILCOX & Gibbs :. NJ. Co., G5S Broadway,
NnN York L. Ir
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Commissioner 81 Public Works Ali"n Anu-
Deli tcrlay ISSUED nsl tons to The Inspectors in
every Assem- Is Dl,t.lct ot thn city 10 visit MI bLd.
iIRs ln their district wherc Cr1tou water Is used, thor
uur. 'Aa Hinr tif j.. lhO,I. 'ld a9cer tn WhrtArr
there b. ana waste Ol the HIicF. y tore rrnnl or
change ave nr '. d., iY .tr 10 'rdrr tl.1l 20 b"
mfdr Nlfnlu tn Rf-, ana az tue expiration Of t ten
case 80 IlaAt di,,t liAAiDh. L. N4Itr s allowed to
run no ha a., rrt N.umh ~ =. frrlvo. auI IN" oc-
CupNfs 90 The uu ting pause or reg ect TO comply
fg,c'inis ~ fte lh-po" Ors. ic water IL 10 be
shnL ~ Do l.elLLLrI N--l -uL -l----r n.I.r..
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VI AR RIED.

Won LINDEN ANDRENs.-At stuttgart wurtem.
be saturday Dec 2 Count Eberhard Won Linden,
Cnanber.sn OF the King OF wurtemnerg and Counsel
Tor Of the Legation at the Ministry OF Foreign All irs.
TO Isabel daughter VI the ate Lonng Andrews Of this
CITY.
BRIDES pareut- Uuca, y. y the IAN inst by the
II samuel r. Strechcr Arthur ID. MhlttcmOre OF this
ciI Margaret Ella daughter OF Mr. James y. owen.
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DITORCED ny MANN.
Mrs. FON's Answer in n suit to Prove that
her second Marriage was Illegal.

her second Marriage was Illegal.
Morris Fox has sued for a dissolution Of
his marriage with Johanna Fox. They were
married Oh the lith OF July, 1870. They lived
together until Aus.5, 1876, when Mr.. Fox learned
that his wife had husband living, having in
Isl, been married TO Johann schduZer IN Hun
gary. Mrs. Fox answers thai on the nth ~
October. 1860, her III irriage with SchauZer was
dissolved IN tins city by the ltev. DR.. Moritz
Xutlu-, a ratti, and tha' by his decree she was
permitted 10 marry again, ana that this divorce
was In conformity VIA .he VS. ana usages II
the Jews. Mr.. Fox, she SAYS, knew all the facts
before their m irri lce, and she made no ffdudu-
lent repIescnt.tl
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1t was rumored Yesterday that Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett had been privately marreii hut ~
the rumor proved Dc untrue. The pr pre or
Of the Her1t IN his Office all dlv up ~ i've O'Clock
lat evening one Ot Ms intimate friends said.
event IS Boot 60 be punllcy kuONn uuit nfter he
vices. The probability Is that tIr pub ic Will be ne.
quinted si.h Tue fac within an hour after Miss May
AID Mr. Bennett nave been united for lfe."
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Arrived TUESDAY. Dec lf

So Canima. Ledd.cost. bermuda Dec IA
: Steinmann. lechers, Antwerp Dec 20.
- City OF Houston, Eidrdge. Galveston Dec 10, ant
Key West 1tth.
IS Hattcras. Mallett, Richmond and Norfolk.
r Agnes. Burdick. lhlialciDhi1.
Bark Breincrlehr. Hirdes. Rr mon.
Bars May, Foster, PsrnamDucO.
Brig Cnrisa c tolson, Packard, Miraaoanc.
AlhO lhe usuaI rNrr no 60 l.twlsl v.ss,l..
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TUESDAY Dec, la-fLouR ANp MEAL The
general market mas been quir't lficcs NJ one tine
showed weakucss mt toward the cl,ge there wts an
Upward tendency CAUSED by changes In fregai ana oh'
81 rcumst lncCs, which have encouraged holders TO
LOOK for higher rl'"s. T day, the market WAS very
hrm Throughout Win prices tending upward alhouyh
the dem nd for an pidd"e VS. Uatr M dcrltc We
quotes STATE aud Western eupernne, t1@t0 ~ extra
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In state bonds there were no recorded snlcs. Rail-
road bonds ruled dul aud lower. Tie following were
the principal transactions Cedar FANS AID Minnesota
1t, 80; Milwaukee aud -. Paul TO- pl Erie mort
gaeo lOlR F-le an mortgage, Wle Sew Jcr,cy Cen
ira lst new. 1854 Hanover ANA 81 Joseph ~ con.
yertIOr, hAeeNlYt. OulO ami MlsH elqpt tnusodlteu
NV ONO ami Mssis-lppl 81; il'pei3h Ccmirgl Pa
cine ls san Joaquin branch, p2aHl Pdplnc Railroad
Of Missouri lot, gfs ~. LOUIS and from Mountain lst
l0l7s Albany aud susquehunna lst mort age II ia
h0i Union Pachc - Lana Grant los Unit a states
registered, lpSA lnlin iacihc LIST, looA Union Pa
Clhc stukng fuuu, Nl's Delaware and liu irOn gis
tered. 81, 1Oi4 LrhiAh aud MkesbIrre consolidated
Ullt Toledo and WABASH ID 81 Sew Jersey Central
convertible. 10.
fhc opening, hig1est. lowest ami 3 +. NJ. clolas
Irlres OF hlOCka Iu.ulY were:
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MARINE TNTELLIGE yCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAC-rHrs nay.
sun rises ... - sun sells. IS Noon scts.. II
Ht"H wArER-rHt- DAY.
Sandy HOOK 10 So Gov. Island. II "A Hell Gate. 08
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FLANRERG. In the city Of New York, on the 18th
day II December, 1870 by the Hon. Oh aries Donohue,
Justice ~ the supreme Court. Jane 1. anbers from
William 4. flanberg Cause, adultery
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I)IEI,.


CLIP On Monday. ism inst at her residence. 20
Maclousal ~ after lilsering Illness hsnnah VIE
The friends q tue family invited attend the
funeral from -, johns Church. VaricS IT,. on Thurs
DiLLON.-On Tuesday, Dec. 49, Robert Onion, Aged
me friends OF no deceased are respectfully invited
TO attch ne idneFA " m uis i'e rri,nG, Col'-ke
GRACE In III, city. Dec. IL. Me. Lean Grace. aged
Funeral services i oc.ocE to-day In the West 18TH
gibbons on tuesday. Dec 10, suddenly, OF heart
dscast. Ha nan ichc ~ TIE late joan SIDoons, Ia tne
rae fun raj laScoSce On THURSDAY the :i,t inst
o. S. FrsAcs AaNer, West lo'h st. thence to Calvary
,.HHshE rT:-on Monday m rnng, Dec. IS. sudicnly,
William Jay Ilask q, Ia me 'dth year pf his age
fuy nyited to t,end the funeral at III. late resitnce
$40 Nest gist H., on WednesI lay 21th INST, AT
MuORE.-At Enslewood y. j., Dec Is, Elsie Moore.
rne reatiyes ana friends u the family are respect.
iny inyt,d TO attend thg funeral from The Iweliln
sYgf s S SSy Dec At " ssSS
sgei 81 years months, ana days,
NEUsCdELFl.- suddenly, on Monday. Dec IS 1879.
Raymond, sou " John and Maggie Neuschcler, agei
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 a.
j On Ihursiay, At i N.
fRLsfoSS ,-6n Msadiy ,motnlng me ls'P lIg re-,
ton, PRIMER 10 M si.t wear Of his age.
5d "s Ffcs f"G h ' Are ae ifi ~ Si
TO attend The fuerA from his ale epce lna sands
St. Brooklyn, Wednesday at2 oci'et' Without for
'" Ht SY%("SfpsAt YorAvnc Dec ~ James Reyno is
only son II owen aud Mary Ann keYHold3' aged
Tie fcatiycs ind friends OF the family respect
fuly invited TO attend "a" funeral ON dnes Az at
tocuyNy cemotery t9r lnlermen'', 49,, f..
gcrlng nes'' Daniel W lown-,na ia 'he 'oh year II
fuD insiod o. aft,nI the funeral fu t-llrnrr, Al
>"nh : sir DreoHliA i.' D. GA Wednesday, Dec 90
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kcrorcne'- Victim

Maggie Murphy, aged l3. Of Ill Sreuben street .
j r-eN CIV, Who burned by t.e explosion OF a
kerosene lamp on SUNDAY, mas 'lcd.
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Roth useful aDd olnaneut,l-rAirhanhs fam
BfOAdway, Sew llrK- .idr.
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NtTN hIIVMI'T1 II n \ NV
"r9d9y a,lio' tul olsoand and fury,
tisnitNiu- COCA NJ,
Life Is pcl."p 80 IRON, ry, lu he careful 20 use
u. r. IaOht'e fur - y, f.r II l. the p.cnsantust ami
pHrcst a lhl4r7 i,r re toet aud ban. II You dOnt
DeleNu IT, ny iL-AdU.
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Make your husband happy with six elegant
'irl. ,gur own mahe, Keep enables you 10 40 II Tor
Six dollars. Alr.
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American clocks OF some brands are in dsrepute In
this an foreign countries their poor quality The
reason Is obvious.
The manufactures producing these wretched goods
are adjuncts OF brass rolling mills. and to use brass ID
are brissy. and to call them clocks is brazen.
The companies above named with some others whom
but expect them to sell because they will keep time.
The grades are various, ami the prices. quality being
teiy upon weight or measurement and the clocks are
not sold by the cord or ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

Are -igns ol a bilious attack. QMrk's hish Tea
viii remedy % ! thrst, Price - cept,.-lar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

Reduced prices on furniture and calpS a..
Coper,h waits, ljj and lj7 Cnath IN street, PAY
monthiy.-1dr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

Dysentery in children cured by Munpll's Teeth
ing Corlial Picc 70 cents. Giyclta tllGL-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

AMERICAN CLOCK COMPANY,

AMERICAN CLOCK COMPANY,
bsl BROADWAY. NEW YORK
f72 state st., Montgomery It,.
chicago. San Francisco.
SOLE AGENTS IN AMERICA FOR
L. N welch N'rg Co.,
New Haven Clock CO.,
Seth Thomas Clock Co..
We.ch, Spring Co,
Seth Thomas sons 4 Co.