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TIE rR.tNhLfN SPOkEN.
The steamer Gulf stream Halls Her when
ia Ab-ecem Light. Yesterday.

we were WITHIN easy mailing distance
Of the Franklin at 10 o'clock Yesterday morning,
TWENTY-FIVE miles southeast OF AoseUom light.
and eighty miles from Sandy llouk,' said Capt.
C-iwci Of the steamer Gull stream. last even
ing The Franklin had rignalied Us earlier In
the day. but. not having book OF signals
aboard. or having been slgualled since the war.
| did not UNDER and her signals. bore down
toward her, however, ana got near her. although
we had lost two OF our propeller blades. read
recognil d her as the Franklin by her two smoke
stacks, no other vessel IN the United states
navy. according to my knowied =. having more
than one smnkcsthck. she wrs IN perfect order.
All her III cer-. apparently. were on the quarter
deck Inc nicer OF the deck asked me vino
W. elected President, and | an-we cred thai the
pllAc dil not know certainly when / left
was aboard. tut did not like TO. 1no
Franklin carried only tree try ais. Two mtzz"u
and one main trysail iu-t enough - =teFdv nri.
and her engine wa, not working. she dropped
rapidly astern. although We, On recount ~ our
defective iropcller, were making only Two knots
an hour.
rni- report confirms the belief that the vessel
sighted ~ Birnegat from tine nited state -ic-
nal service station Ht that point on saturday,
was the franklin, On board which Tweed "a a
pts -cnger.
The storm of Saturday was too .evcre 10 rem
der II $ 70 for her t. effect An entrance 10 The
harDor. The gale wa from the northeast on
saturday night. The Franklin probably he idei
~ shore ana drifted 90 the Southwurd. since
the change ~ the weather she has been
making ner way back, and y expected here to-
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r WEDNESDAY. nov. - FrutR Atn MEAL
There was iur eral demand to- alnr and " cc.
ggrt ~ feature ~ -four ood clin m al wcc vc,5 nrn
extra State &C.. sSas5So 'W' el,e9 ,ny
49, Winter ' Wheat a nG .slH1 N ,a.a,,
prisnts i0ou. a. -; city snlppn5 &c., ,losfli0
som,nern nahrr, ana fanny onnd'. io 1'as.1'.
So e s's. g. nr,ha, siae. .la sii5 d.
,orroS ~nots wore anil bu, -. .oogny ,-er,
midding upl 'nds 12c.; sales 1.lu bales tuiufs dr
al''ec. Tor prcer'eT iig.c ior January = 'e,r Tor
tcini1. l; i5d.c. i9s Marcn, amt J.. ,t'c tor Aprl.
Rffn,ipi y, th' boris ii,nli oaics ........,
abs mss. e siG.s'le.s 80 bq, 80 va werc rlh,r
sale $50 boxe incuding cy long r -, o. D.. ,af
meat. uuu bur ~ ces about strnIN ard thser inr
5000 for prime ely ard sloS. To- PRIME western
W"ve,ber Fry cU, LEX, 9s -, L. i iyI
flo3'li Tor February. Drc-set n1- rrdy IL e7',c.
GOOD. gs@.ir, w;csi.Tn.. p Ii ,ro'c. ,.r &C..
common , 10 good Tx lsc,' crcamey. lsf'c Cn'cse
,WNe.tcrn *, Ssiic. Eggs sciror fr".n s-I'c.'
oS S@ f. q % s aq o q1a l ~Grc co-n, D. !, md
ana amber winter kycsollat9 lhr yton IN Eye -
Canada w,s 30 bono. Barc, nm neIl. Vita ne
iormiAcd western ine Ddme 10. "a, W. ana i5o &c
,9r whi'e 10 nc 'lng No. az .; rsu. whit. s'lte
e,.ef sas 6u,n i At iGaic M WsaS s isea
lnci9d dsnss ~ ana N,ns,', GOec ~ mixed gna ~
mixed AZ .'r 55c' old yehOa CDoclr' ind whirr Soc
sSS eSi.. s ia:in, sel lde, oai uq
fp9,pEs9 At 49, - 30 for common good sr'acd
n1k' , cnd 2sc for rcnne in aDl. ocean frcrnf,
or In to iyerpnd b byo s viic' S. 'r l M
dgn oy cam io-. ana appl-s -. grain TO Cork Tor
9 I'm r',n'' hr,g i.i lrrmca ~
9,eac 8; wolss. ' va 0ui.t At 81 ~. g,iow ld
sold at 2lc ro.i ana o0odr, lt,s- o r-.y4ic trns
phoV. sfnalv a. IN, ~ Doc COLL .,t,s a., a A., w.
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Tho Governor viii either he confirmed or with
dfaNn. and the case " the maudamus against
the 4 nvdssing Board. compelling them to begin
work VIII be decided. The Judge arrived to
MIN. nd the .sruincn' will upon " O'Clock
Tomorrow. he result can hardly be reached
in ono daN.
II is Impossible to discover what course The
uus,i for tie GDvcrntr VIII take, bat u s. be-
leNtd he will dou, the right ct tie Court to
issue IN injunction AZ liust him. IL - sad ou
the other iaud that. accepting the juris action
II the Court. h. will 70 into IN clauorai de-
Tense Of his right to canvass the cleo Orh vote.
Inc city Is thrnngcd with strangers. ma every
tram from the North brings new arrivals. There
viii Doubtless bc .n appeal from judge whites
decision, no ma after what tn decisi n may be.
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mr. Ai>1HKN QrASrIoN


LONDON. Nov. 22.-Thc ran Man CT
seue. Standard. and other conservative iourn Is
express complete distrust Of the Cars pacific
assurances as EXPRESSED to Lord Lotus, the
British Ambassador to ~. Petersburg, 10 his in
tcryiew with his majesty Nov. ..
ST. rETERsBURG. Nov. 22.-The Gar. in re-
ooiving various distinguished persons during
the last few days, has said that he would still
hope for the maintenance Of peace. but consld.
cred Russa's honor aud his own pledged to OBJ
tain the autonomy which he had demanded
NJ. Marenovicn. the Servian Minister Of the In
teriJr h1- beer iuirustcd hy Prince Milan With
special mission to lie ~ ~. ana viii come here
a. conn iential agent ot the Prince. II Is eN-
rec eu that NJ. MArinOvch VIII succeed ~ re-
establishing cordial relations between Ku- ia
ana Scrvid. ana VIII also agree with the G.
about the conditions Of S~rSias participation
IN war should the Conference fail to bring
peace.
CoNsrANrINoPLE. Nov s..-The Commission
appointed to fl ne q new Turkish Constitution
have concluded their labor. aud "A DR. II Of the
document hts teen sent to the Grand Nikitr. Il
Is SAID that the new tuus' tuition Wlll hc lruulul-
gated aud pal IN force tcforu the meeting Of the
pARi~. Nov. s.-ihe Havas News Agency re-
tucr with tire Duke Dt-ruXe-, rAure~--d ounl-
uence IN the .iucer,tv OF the cars uaciAc
dcri ratiuu+. and said ne was going TO tuusflu-
tunllc with no ireCUhceiNed Intentions, bus
with 900 ardent dc-ir, to preserve peace. lie
WIS disposed 10 agfte to all prupo iti.ns tend
ing 20 ainelioraie tAe condition Of tue Christian
In Turkey.
-. PLrEnsBUHC, Nov. - A despatch from
osmlin tuLouucc, that tLe ~trylIu Ministers
have tendered their designations. The ices On
Is not Known. Prince Milan has not Yet accepted
the designations. tut the Minister, persist iu
their determination
lRt >-rl~. Nov. ., - L, NYli. the Russian or.
gan, confirms the substantial accuracy ~ thc
Russian trogramme published in the Vienna
Pdfrfi com epuDitul,. L. Mort add, that his
programme a. not Absolutely inneKihle phrticu-
larry as regards occupation of turkish territory
COLOGNE, NOV. - The -iN.g,pisins /eiiUD
repor that the PROPOSED turkish Constitution
establishes ministerial responsibility aud Iual
rights Of persons OF all nationanues.
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Edwin Booth'- CrirVHucc Against the Lessee.
al Booths Theatre.


Theatrical managers AMI lawyers
thronsed Judge Van Bruins court yesterday
III ruiue, when the case Of Edwin Booth
a.ainat Messrs. jarrett X Palmer was called.
The application was for a temporary injunc-
ton restraining the defendants from the Use Of
the name OF Booth In connection with the
theatre at wenty-third street aud Sixth avenue.
pending the tr,l OF the suit Of Mr.. Edwin booth
asaius, Messrs jarrett q Palmer for $40 90 dam
ages. Counsellor Lockwood, for the plaintiff,
read long afiidavits TO show that Mr.. Iiooth was
injured financially and otherwise hy the defend
ants calling their place Of entertainment BoOth's
Theatre that strangers TO the city were mis-
lead into the belief that Mr. Booth was PLAYING
there. while the tact H. that he IL now 1T tha LY
c.um Theatre The plaintiff further AYERS thtt
moralpllys, ana that hts good name il thereby IN
hirrd IL. admits that tier. are other pe'r-ous
Il the same name, tut thnt IL Is al ,ulutcly he
vund question that he l. the one utter whom
the theatre "a named. Counsellor Lockwood
cited many case, T. show inHt IT was the duty
II the Court T. grant the Injunction.
Counsellor Russell, for Messrs. Jarrett
Palmer, sal II was n singular coincidence that
the cases NOT hY COUNSEL for me Il.intif are
the id"uficu ones which the d"'"nd1ntS rely
upon to show that the Injunction should not br
granted. Nr. Edwin iippih. with thc assist turo
of capitalists. blllt the handsome theatre a.
wen y-third street amt sixth avenue. II Is not
Within the knowledge uf the defend ants neither
thrtueltrc WAS uameI alter the clier BDpth,
Junius Brutus Boom, JOnn wilkes BOOTH. or
Edwin Rnoth. Inc place was called iOOths The
aIre--uot Edwin Booths Theatre. lienevorh d
the exclusive right 10 that name, and IA person
cannot maze "A trade mark 81 ln- own name.
mt * furpidnen oy me United states Statutes
in the matter Of copyrights.
COucrutn- thIt ho mad ~ one time lcga
right to the use Of his name IN connection with
that theatre, e unset Insisted IN he had no
legal CLAIM upon II now. Messrs. jarrett 4
Palmer would have as much rrht 10 restrain
Mr. Booth from using his name III connection
with a theatre as he has 10 restrain them. In
tue case OF the Congress Spiing a. Saratoga, the
Court hcld tnat when tue property was sold the
name went with II.
A TINS point the Court adjourned the argu-
meut uudl this morning.
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ONO DnMocnirs on rnE CRISIS
Calling ON Congress to Prevent nm Election
oil President by fraud.

CoLUMBUs. Nov. 2.-The Democratic
state Central Committee, aud number OF rep
r,sentatiNe Democrats from the various coun-
ties OF the state. net here to-day for consul H.
ton, aud the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
HesoHe,, That patriotism demands Of every 60 d
cif1en spirit at ready acqucsccuct iu the rr-ut nt
IN flr-a' nua ticCtun fairy a-ccrta nru and wr
drptecatc ull partisan it"uH IN tr discussions or
farf and law On which that o. suit lrprad-.
$50 rfi. That tuc 90 tir prui lie, ana u is IN as
usu-ahlt the alton a. fNf rrflN NJ. i Z
the Pr~rid rhu not ne cuoreu ~ itu1 or turce We
appeal o. tnt olccrt ci uR vain tfLN --F me wore
n'ld fufkI.r returns alice
aud SUSPICION hv open ana mplrta uruon, fhus e. M
nnAdlH the cordial acqucstrn cc ui IN" Amer. An
people; bus, hUuluui-htu hy g." pact ar o. 81 tnt
lsrturuing ulru 1u!-i fIHf tur returns NAV De-
falsey irsuduieutf made, We demand OF the Sen
ate and House of I, pIt.rAt.tiy to ca r. IL hec.s-
sary tnc constitutional powers tod M tnuln, JOINT
or scycsaIY @ t.c tnI tn.t ooy'r ltt been fairy
chosen BY the peupc shan pe DEC AIRED ana
President Of the Inltrd states.
Hfs0fre7 Z ~ regard the concentration Of gu
lar troops al Warrington hy the Pr"sidru the eve
OF the uhlns Of congress as AN act calculated Go
throw dI.trcd upon the dspO-luua Of tlc pconic 90
obey the aw aud submit Ia the result the lrc lid o.
tai elections e- a aHIcralucd and TO excite uu-
ncrcs.ary alarm u fne S.hility II tie kcpuh tc
tl'rcby npcrlnns peace al home and the pubic credit
iiAorfd. that We recommend to the democrat c
Central Commit zee OF the ate correspond anu con
fer with the utAcr Democratic state ,unm ttccs ui the
county. vita q view t. full under standiug OF tie
t.cts ar perfect concert Of iclon iu m lni!Hns hr
rehts Of tle people the late rr'sldrutal elect d AZ
GcttriAlucI - ~ p Lee al authorities.
speeches endorsing the resolutions were made
hy the lion. fnomas Ewing the Hon. George
II. peodie.on, q. ". MOrson, Duroin Ward and
.tfN
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rnH rEELiNG IN nAsHING roy.
Radical OHcehoiders the Ouly Ones who
raIk nbeut " ar mud tho [ sc Of Iroops.


Talk ubout War and the se OF troops.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 22.-Four more COM
panies OF troops are to arrive here to night. In
the meantime there are insufficient quafters for
the troops already here at the arsenal. and the
old barracks. wntch were burned several ye.rs
ago. are being repaired. There have been long
conferences between Grant and sherman. one
yesterday of two hours duration. and It IS re-
ported that this time was spent over a military
map Of Washington and its Surroundings. How
ever, both Grant and Sherman continue to re-
iteraJs that the concentration Of troops here has
no significance whatever.
The stories teiegrabhed hence that there Is
much tak among tx-tUnlederate= in this city
about another war are maftu mo. AlCd flr par
pose. Here Is ~ idN OF an.t "at. except
90 the part Of few omcehoioers WHO. ever
since the octoDer cr, ti"n-. nay' reen strotius
about the loyal peonie not 81. % ilnt .urreuder
OF the natipual GuNcrumCnt t. rebels. he
southern men OF any prominence now 80 the
citl arc very few. those VINO re mere not Only
do not talk about hayin. anDtntr WAY, Tut 81,
that their tcOile do not me ~ l. have
any more ciyi wars. they have DO enough II
II. what the southern lcuiis 30 want IS cOis-
troll Of their state Governments, and they " II
be entirely content 60 stand tour years IRE OF
Radical rule IA national diittr- o. they can nave
the privilege II managing their local affairs.
There Is not possibility OF AN onttrc h "a
South Carolina, Florida, or Louisiana, save y
the ATTEMPT to count out the Democratic Srate
officers Neither j. thtre any talk On the part
All the DcmO ratio politicidus here think therr
are ample peacraO. remedies Tor al the nj
culties that may arise IL i only tue Republicans
that talk about force ant the Use Of troops. ma
they atone are making prep ratlOn- whtcn lOuk
as though there wa an Intent 70 empoy revolu-
tiOnary means to accomplish the end IN view.
1t l. they VINO a. sist On then own construction
OF the Constitution As the correct one. and who
declare thtt any attempt TO dispute II wi toe
met PROMPTLY ith the strong arm Of the Gov
c nment ard stamped out. They alone threaten
violence. anu taey glene are preparing TO enl-
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JOTTINGS .IBOUT TOWN.


Commodore Vanderbilt was better YESTERDAY.
The Grand Central Hotel has reduced its rate
10 ~ uAy
The last nights of " Hamlet a. the Lycennl
are announced. NcAtv the Fools Revenge a.
VA Nj 49,. IA doe 81, uc Of ni- Yf1 best acting.
u met sullivan was on trial vest rd IN the
utl ul oyer Icrmi ~ Tor tine mufdrr - ia res
I've lat Ban ar aud BIYJri str'tls, un sept 20, hf
hitting him ON the head Nl'h shovel
NJ. Seiava, a Polish clerk ~ :. u. wis ms
drug r,uie itGp lie nAtd street was tNund u'ad M
hi. Drl amen inc opened ycrterdn, mlrnlur
lie had aAen ru 80 aold lie Nae master OF several
Ian. u 20.
In Inc ring a. Harnum'a great show. GilmOre's
Garden. a htest VIII TIE place tunurr nlght or-
two the V'ry dishug ana skiltul ideri, luWandc
md Flsh, the tHamponshlp anu god medal. The
Wlolr mpauy val on lat evening MAJ IN several
new gtts.
The body Of the man who died On the way to
Bellevue II slltal, after having been re'cuei from
drowning on Pier ~, T. IT rNcr, BY ON cT German
was recognized yesterday bY ,lln,s MCiN,eL that
OF his ul ter illem lieny elyeen cigar nak
Of ~ Crane street, Brooklyn Il. ID,
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The highest award received nv any exhibitor
at te Centennial conferred upon tAe buH lo scao
Company.
Th-r4 neng only scales tested th"ra with Uu ted
stare, ald wei!l's, ~ authority of the truttn-
nNl Ymmirs II, received, IA aadNtun 20 diploma Of
merit ana u"dtl ct honor, special cert nc.tr fiOu
ia lmt"d oti'a Ia ptctur o. tltndarl weights pul
NJ" ~ "4, iruf j. o.. iNlari, VINO, after aNrciA ns
some NtrturlinNy qua IA H haCl as iuc DO mani
oci.e, Whlc load d with 34uO lrs, tg sensitive To-
=. - and The WAGON Scar, while loaded Wth 30 Obr
bong ~ tWr % ~, tai, % ! consideT TINS t,st -
won Irriul one
lhA perfection m scales aA- never been cqu He'd,
and, ater Hucn demonstration IA ac urAt' ~tifhne,
II lie not at all rulprsins Thar among an thc UtNr rA
hbtor' OF schr- tl'fc va not one Nhp cared toartcp
thIs opportunity vi haNAa linear seA.es teseg-.Idt.
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BERItN, SOY. r. The Reichstlg, by a vote II
2e lo5 nays passed fAc clause ~ the Law Courts
bin which transfers. the frial If press fences 10 nrcs
The rrl,siau amt saxon Minister. ut lusIro opposed
me un.". winch isaso 10 opposition ~ me he- VI
the Federal Council
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The Mnunauan olnb House Change. Owners

The hahitat4 OF the fashionable O. ub houses
# the cltY awoko from their ctnargy yesterday when
told that Tire Manhattan cub House had pccp sold ny
auction. The sale was qnety Effected, and Nj Aug.s.
tu. scle was The purcA ser Tor 80 lOo. Mr. -, el
h.lI, a.t cNtuihr lIat the property wi9 rplt on nc
w. II tic al aurl 4 rmOdrras men Of Ma 70 .AAu
rutrr uuLcJn, Wnu was one Of llu,t 90 Sc lsi'4.
iur ilt.' D. 50 Tho snle, it's uuuer"ooi, ul,r
iaItDr ut 4Ofu, td thr Ituptr} Nili be al nee ft
tuIArd TO tne posse. siun Of thU QUO.
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Tho British 7hln Warrington, Capt. J + Ruth
ven, loadeI VITA cotton and gram ef Tine port the
ls,h inst Tor Liverpool On hf 10 d, wh"n 900 miles
from sun ~ look she Nas struck hy gaze when last
eu an h.ur, ai, carried uN'y thc DulwAtk- and
ttaucnrOhe, tmu sbrd the cabin door ulu Inc cabin
I'm water. ana thi rl the cargo II nrc,.iry to
away the mizLen tup al AM mast TO rgAt her. Shc
N.s tuNud mt pot uy fhC Gamer Curt yesterday.
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The pecren.ciu,hc Price of Coal

The regular monthly sale of scranton cosl by
the n-laware lsCNsVanha and Western Iai-
road through At Hthu t. Draper. auction
ccr. heh yesterday Exchange plac.
Inc biedhs aui ant .pr.tle-s, ,ui ne
prices hy me nnucyed comparative innic.
Iuch lower than ~ fAe lre'lru-s4r one Aunlrct
fr1ns~ndfon were sod. Iae luo~ing were 'he prcc,
Nh'aiurt
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I'LOkIDf,
The Republicans AIarmed-BiiI Cook sent
from Washington to Fix Ihiuss.

from Washington 10 Fix Things.
WAsHIHeTOS, Nov. 2.-The appeal by
abe Democrats to the courts In Florida g
taken the Republican leaders here completely
by surprise. lhey ne vrfy much alarmed ana
yesterday evening Billy Cook, the famous him
bic rigging lawyer who furnished Boss Shap
herds Hoard Of Public Works with III us legal
o.n,,n. AMI VINO rot no U.Dcock's defence in
the safe Burglary trial, was sent pn~t mas "
FI0r1dn lie goes to reinforce VIM. T. Chhniier'
who IL acting a. JAY GOuld's paper cufresp"h-
Sent and Strarns's legal adviser.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 2.-There " perIect
ouiet IN political circles here. Everythihs Is
suspended TO await the contest before Jun Re
Whste 10 morrow, when the Injunction against
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In this Centenn | ear we are reminded Of
cOufeupri M, t'N o. wiOm are e'Ited On Ma, rnad
To- st. und auniNers ry one 90 them recently stated
h' owed ~ SUPERB a-eAu health TO -oap an cohl
TINS qu rrr Of time n sure tn hn an Vnt lu
sia-tlc friend o D.. T. baDnitts Ton 4 soap rot be-
cause he has reached his SECOND cnihold, nut b
eau ne huds il tho perteCuun II h.tulug hotp or
cnuircn and gencral toilet purposes notaiu2 can equal
IT,
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RIGA NOV - rti. uoIt Is parity pbstructed
bu not entirely Io-cd py fec
LoNppF, Soy -. -Llpyds agent atkertch To- egrapls
that lac torpelees mat nrbor are placed loose near
the uaffciy aud gunh Ht ms been 70 ionpd ~ CON
0uct Ness u through Kertch ,rais A0uc slcll eater
uuLulicu.
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Declining 10 Participate in the Washington
Parade.

wAsniNGTON, Nov. ~ The Jackson u mo-
craze Association 1T night declined 20 participate IN
the proposed Democratic demonstration on the 2rtl
nsttni ON inc ground ma, II vii be- better to postpone
such proceeding unl perfect p' Cr rogns throughout
the dud NNr a. tl" -Irsktr, ral th. 90 iur Oh
procession som" slight ~ turDlnce night fli wni h,
m he enthusiasm OF the moment n MT icN, up into
rot aud the troops mlrhl Ire lied out ana innocent
mt
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SANDWICH ont NOV. 2.-SWitker, VINO wa
arnfenced 80 'lrteen years hsrd labor for t1bhinF
lotions hama. -et Ore 20 tue bedding 800 ha cc'' ls
evening ANA cave mo- alarm .tn the iWnNr} tf-
p'lrrt ~wlt1rr knurktl nam -ru-'r.- ana escaped
WITH ttoIorrd Prisoner If i- believed ~WIffr hnu tt
complies outside. aud nav th,y et Tor l9'll "a
q
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Mr. James ~. Mprrissey' Is Ihunksgyng festi-
val ot musicians aud lyric stars. a. the Academy ot
Music promises be- the muslci event OF the ,i.un
In addition 90 Theodore Thomas and his grand orchrs
ira, -uur lirguol ii-s 3D. ma thurs y. Iud others
are 90 appelr 10 the various operas, M"udiy "l pc
I noe
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NonfoGK, w., Nov. a2.-The United 81 ties
monitors wyandotte, Moutaua ana passac, nader Goa
yoy ot the Unitod states ~ iner saawmuf, TODAY
~ me- uown 10 lamp Oh loals, under orders - he
~ !, adI.,s. 10 sail immcdltoN
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~. JoHNs. y. -, Nov. 22.-An agent OF the
lark Nauona lanS Of Sew iorH au,ed mere 20.
dly ami secured tho arrest Of Thomas Ellis the m.
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RALfIGH, Nov. - The Hon ". ". Ransom
WIS to night nominated ~ Democratic caucus ~
ac,lHmnliVu fOl tie n.ted states scuutOrshp.
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NTFTNfFfI
Sc RnicKerbocscr Il smplr Nrv Oreaus NOV -
- Corter freeman. Savannah Nc" Is
=. tlcanOra. Johns q. Portland.
- Oh uru.. kcfr-v. Boston.
- cut stream. Grove I. Milu.ugi a. pa G ~ g.
- lrlkipnieu. Pierce Phiadrinht
- Amrriuue, PouzIl. haNIc NOs d,
- san ~-lNAu r. NiCN.frup. ~4ttluau tus g.
- A-liat4. fur-liv. fn.nsfol ~ %. Naf ~
y % tNc usual rINrr nj cJI-fN4r rsgs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-23

The genuine asbestos innteri II, steam pire
and boiler coferngs, pant, roonng 70 pant a,I e.
mHnt, q am packing, a. IAN Toe Irocui "a 81 H. W.
Jonns pattut,e ana sole nanua turer 81 Maiden i"ne,
y " York. IdU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-23

Rcn.on's Cmcinr !. rous Plaster NJ the drug
store II Is decided lmprny meat ordinary porous
p4AsteTs relieve pam IL ace. idc'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-23

Kissing barometer, northwest To southwest
WINS, stationary higher tempe rdtura, CLOUDY
wtaincr Nllh occasional hsnt ram
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-23

We learn that board eau now he obt linad al
tue GTana Central Ho1ei al sIV yer weck.-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-23

Libby, McNcill LihbS's Cooked Corned Beef
Is popular article IN the grucery stores AdU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-23

LoNnoN. Nov. - Gen. Sir John Bell, G. c. u .
Is dead. lie wac born IN iiS2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-23
Ave N0u C0rliyet

II so. be G reful If di-eHsr. Avoid il bY taxing
QulFN r. lrtA To. Price 20 cruts.-.iac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-23

.alir fI.r cnIi tud fever lh' Aianc Cure -.U
Ntr- ilHu- $50 " % AK fNpI tHi tirr, ON tuc A.
r..t j. 'i,- ile poor -frtt" O. i,n who .l..t
tlAct nf .r ~ altn n' f.f cap uI OF
fr' .n 'A.l al i.r %. .H1 m-" u" lane.
go. ...4 - .al- b.. %
tun-unp' ,se- Mud " 'rrur i.iiri Ini ,i 'si-
Is ~ ''I-' .tii fh n-' O' 4i'hl lta elN .f..lt
4'Hl' O. t-'.. '"~' tu. c fHr I 81. th f'n0.
or Immediate rclici n. crslh. ,qd yri'is,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-04-06

FERTIIIZERs.-Farmers should be eau
tious in buying commercial fertilizers ard
see to 1t that the article they buy is manu-
featured under license We understand
that two or three brands fsuperphosphate
are sold or offered for sale, where the man
ufacturers have as Yet failed to comply
with the law. They will be looked after in
due time, but while their cases are beirg
investigated, every farmer should be on
his guard, and see that there is evidence
that the article is licensed and the quality
of il attached TO the packages in which it
i sold. The law will let 10 guilty man
escape" bur the law Is sometimes slow
IEx.