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THE TWEED JCRY.
Cautioned Against Insidious Influence. from
the Outside " orld.

the Outside World.
The fun jury for the trial Of the $3.50
Tweed suit were finally sworn Yesterday. They
were then addressed BY Judge westbrook as
follows:
We vii NOT formally commence the trial OF TIM. cause
oar WIN YOU ~sn 60 say to you iew words l.rp-
AID tle moral worth Of Sew lors. It Is perhaps
,e,saiy ~ M, % s'y MH am ABOUT 70 say ytt irVh
"a prtett dint. n may not h' IN appronrate for me 90
You lndir iaad To- the mai of %. cause iha We .iut
on outside impressions ara al outside Influences.
uuld.ng and mrneuce our conduct. our iudenen =,
our Impressions aud oplui1us % thi- cause are
g. PC fecnyca % uc court room rou NE evidence
~ iasid. u.. aad reac. DE- - nsu, ,r,nt Way.
,.S "', ~ is ' 'ol p,'". 90 ,p.N la N3nr re-.
Nv u .t 'cs n.y., 9uf quar- teif nothing what
herr. anl Wien thr result ia be- uhaiaci SIS % be-
so,4 . Oh. a t,,i neei i.' appr"rH gi yaui n'
halt pas. ten o'ccc.
Following is list Of the jury: John TAYLOR.
J. Norton, William h. Douglas, Samuel d. Davis.
Gordon Norrie, Emil Oeberman. John II. Cas-
we'll Robert X. Davis, Charles Collins, Arthur
Peabody. julius Cttlin. Frederick W. Rhine
lander. and Adolph Halisarten,
Tine second jury IN the Tweed suit No for
S6uNOjo was struck Yesterday afternoon IN the
County Clerks orlce hy ex-Judge Charles A.
Irdb nay Nud Mr.. samuel u. bibCOCk, the eli6ots
appointed by the Supreme Court. The nrst jury
set aside because Of iTrsEuiarity IN the list.
The clisors selected n i.t Of fortv-cight names.
from which twenty four were elised, Mr.. Wheeler
II. Peckham and Mr.. Dudley Field each Directing
t. twelve Of the number. TIE names OF Robert
Hoe, Jr., Edward King. the President Of the
Union Trust Company Sheppard Candy, John
Z. Crosby, Jr, Robert w. stuart, Frederick
sturges, aud Thomas Macy were among those
stricken on. Mr. peckh nm also objected TO Nor
rs X. Je-up. the President Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
WHAT. strike on that patron Of righteous
ness" eXcllim Mr. Field IN surprise.
Yes, | strike II of because am afraid he
won't understand your case, said Mr.. Peckham.
the twcnty-four names that nre LEFT on the
list are Albert +. Day, broker; Charles Harri-
man, Importer; I'm Mott. merchant; John N.
Reed, merchant; John N. bradley, retired
merchant; James NJ. Constable, merchant [:
Frederick W. Duwner, merchant; Charles Ely,
treasurer; John W. Graydon retired merchant I;
Henry L. Lawrence, merchant; James st. Mills,
treasurer, Edward O1thout, iron merchant /;
Edmund thompson, leather merchant; Daniel
Parish, Jr, retired merchant; James Taylor
Soutter. banker; Frederick X. townsend,
merchant; Theodore 4. Vail, bank cashier
George c. NetmOre iron merchant. George W.
Castleton, publisher; Edward Hicks earle, drug
merchant; John II. liewley, insurance; William
l.. jenkins, Jr.. banker, Alfred Pen and William
l.. Slrang, merchant.
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Mr.. Waddell Dem, n. CO. from the Post
onlce Committee, reported back adversely the
bill introduced by Mr.. Eames Of Rhode lei no
10 reduce the postage on hrst-class mail matter
10 one cent for each half ounce. Laid on the
table.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole On the Centennial Approx Ration till,
and was addressed by Mr.. Tow nsend ORep., y.
Y)in support Of the bill. lie said ( there ever
had been a nation that had reason TO be proud
OF IT. achievements IT was the Americ nation.
II had just expended $5.QO,O0OOl0 TO render It
certain that the nation should exist. and had
sacrificed 10000 lives that the nation might
have Centennial. He therefore put IL 10 his
aide Of the House whether pitiful million and
ahali was besrudged 10 the work Of showing to
the nations of the earth the quality Of this peo-
pie and Its progress IN arts, IN agriculture. and
IN manufactures. When the constitutional
question presented Itself he would say that If a
ndN ~ haI r.-ht TO exist, II had arlght to show
u existed. HAT WAS all that there was I'm tho
cons iJnal question. lie then criticised In a
pcllH maunertne strict constructionsts Of the
eouth' a. represented IN the speech Yesterday
OF Mr Tucker Of Virginia, and summed II an up
10y leuhug -trlct cunstructoni-t to be one
.no' u pc wants measure, considers IL c0nsti-
uuonfl, and if he does MT want II, considers il
mucous iiiuuonal. A strict construcfioni.t re-
minded him " an lrishnan in his district WHO
hau morse ana who, when neighbor asked
nm whether bis horse had the glanders, re-
Piled. io has "a. ofar.tsr- .n,t ~ H.. a.. 80
Eorse ia, lie gI,,rE 'a.Iei' aI u nr ~ .ne
Atall" iknsr.-'t is,',h,.r POI NV 'N' s'a"uei7
-. 'l
N, $500 'S ~" Urros'Hu lhL DILL.
the b H. lDq,i W. ~ spnke ~ oppn-lton 70
a ouufttitIau ,',e ~ dou"t lne eA'steh.e OF
with him Ilo ,',,,ed >, ~ 'N ~ w ptsi',on
any man on tl, 49, ~ az % 49,, sVot PaniIIt as
country uer n 6.r III riye N"'to nc iUNuu mis
and her ved er uVL
her institution. uior. ens,i, no - IL ,,'ii
ness Of the siii .ri,,, orn iI ~ wy siial-
Try 10 the Ceutsn,is INA m 'suVd' tne gun
Eress wa, asked a. Iss ~, Sli a,i III, Son-
pie " the I-uin ~ iI ~ ~, "'i.'S tno leo-
Subscribe ma ,1ev ,vre No. no. Dr tee,, iussi 20
COngress Wa ~ % ~ 1pi ,r 20 sunsCfiGe'
Ihoul!er. at ti -, 20. us y,'iuV V uPul wy
10 TAX, h. Cr ,rS ,.'opar, "hth thsb hau reused
The states had ri w." az r M" 70 40 T. W9sn
Ptf sum Of $500 IL had been e' sad s%G" th hiY
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An Exhibition by the Mau who swan Across
the English Channel.

A large multitude assembled on the Gu
nard wharf, in Jersey City, yesterday, to see
Paul Boytou plunge into the dock. On his right
foot was buckled copper sandal. consisting
only of heel, sole and straps, end designed for
holding the various flag 50 orted AT one time and
another Of tho exhibition. Having lcapod into
the water. he dropped back horlzoutnllv. his
ieet folded ~ they came up. and wing lie long
ltGut paddle CrussWt-p f lis body. working 10
brst with one arm and then with the other. bc
sWittly padded himself 10 the other md ~ the
loug pier. lie next saiird off with large tlas
stuck into his sandal. A breeze seemed Instant
ful lie next opened a .fafion,r, II ,,fiu, c,u
ana let nv pigeon. ana u flew ~ the nearest
ROOT. But the second pigeon drouucd soon, and
after another unsuccessful cHlTt, her white
wings u'lng heavy with water. Cant. Novton
chased caught her, and quietly pcrchcd her ON
boards mat were tied togoihc and drew thcm
along with his iept to the desired locality. IIc
tn.n detached one; ana shouldetinl it, padlled
Wltn the otneI uutii he reached two great black
timbers that n0atcd in the middle OF The dock
win hammer he. nailed them together ny
plank. and continued 10 worn untll he had con.
stfucted "a comparatively comfort 1Dle raft. THIS
presently served as his dinner table. On mi Sic
Ing his raft ho Jumped upon it, waved hi. f,y
and blew his horn. lie next n-hcd with a long
pole. ana on catching lively little FISH. went 10
the raft struck light i'm the little stove. set his
nsh to cooking. spread a little tablecotn-mm-
sell all the time standing m the W ter hy the
NV. VI MS lh'l-t yNh q ibAilf OF tl'. oranges
una piece OF apple pie from the hlue can,
washed teucup and saucer In the sen. and then
placed them on the tnhlecluth took the ale bot
tc' and throwing himself on his back, drew the
cork. hen atuse. anj padding step or two to
the raft, louted cut and drank HE ale; then
cailnG NarluuslN. ne tossed am orange TO hl9 sis-
TER on the wharf, and ,hree more Co. The clanor-
ing boys.
HIytou then spread au uplorl la. took a cigir
rom bis several cigfr boxes, aud lNLgbUck in
The water opened at Il read 70 part of Yesterday s.
Gun. Then he med OH aii KINDS 81 Fourth of
July Ifrwofhs, ana then discharged gun.
Buytuna water dress weighs fifteen pounds
Muu u CON be Iut on IN lIrNN lI-uuIn-
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DIED.

ApAMs.-on Wednesday. Jan 10. E'izsheth Adams.
widow oi nc late Nl' an Adams, IA ire ga year Of
Rclsyes snd friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend thr funeral iron her nic residence
ANDERsuN.-Ou "Wednesday. iath mt after a ionr
snd Sc, ere Illness William IL Anderson. uged 81 year..
Notec Of funeral 10 SATURDAY naoer.
hAhhh'rn hfoohnn sud N.Y., Of diptheritio
ct sou al Geo. H. AID Mary T. Bare. age0 year and
months.
Tue relatives and friends arc rcsneotfiv inyI'cd TO
= I nj the tuuer. from Ilefcc Of hls parents II
P4rk place heU cen ON and 'h saturday alter
prFfY.-on Jan. 90 Mar. only daughter Of John H.
an9 Jgia NJ DUP aged u m.i.ias
grandfather, H. Duny, 80 Last -stn o.. the 2lsb
JOhNsr6N.-on "wednesday morning. John John.
sah ~ hr a'th >tar OF ms age a. his late residence.
~ LHlalv le a'm b'suAlln Il, . A ,,
Johh me Iapilst Nlloughuy Az" near Levi. where
ii faav1 1ran eltiyes an t tn ~ A.; ~ ,, We
McHUCi.-fn Hrooslvn. On "Wednesday ION inst.
Sophia, widow % Peer NJ lluga. a-sI .J Years.
Funeral from tue residru e. OF htr brother, Hugh
Ked $40 Raymond ST. lrooAlyn On FRAY, 2lst Inst.
-oCiN Ion Jan 90 william J Qon. beloved .on Of
lhc relatives ana .riends Of tho family are respect
t,uy lnytt9 10 Gehi ,ne i9n,la o friday jan Il.
ROllis.- Ca Jan. 90, 1876 Frcderok l.ohr-, son OF
FIederlck ana NiU Il nr, aged year luI 90 lnths.
members Of United Brothers Lodge 40. 3hi +. aud A.
NJ, and the Amt Ncrdcnrr tnh, are rDtpcctfuly IN
- BToome H.. corner oi Clinton q, at o'clock on
sOFfi.-At Jamaica on Thursday, jan. 90 George
A. SON III Win 4 -o1rr. aged J. wears
Relatives ana friends are respectfully invited 10 at
"a urnay, e2l INST, ~ 40 clocN A ".
NlLMlNI.-On wednesday u.runf ipth INST. Of
consumption ti4c, sou vi John D. Niuult Ia the l9th
T6c rti'iy,, an4 friend. are rg.pcclfay invited to
point, ON sun la'i % Inst, 40 ~ clD'..
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THE AM4rEUR OARsMEN.
The Business Transacted by the Spccin
Meeting in the Metropolitan Hotel.

The Business Transacted bv the special
Meeting in the Metropolitan Hotel.
Commodore Jas, Ferguson Of Philadel-
phia presided at the meeting Of the National
Association Of Amateur Oarsmen, yesterday.
resolution providing for the return Of plate
prizes TO the association aud the giving Of flags
In lieu thereof, and that only aags should be-
given rs prizes hereafter, was defeated. Article
Of the constitution was amended So as to read
as follows;
An amateur oarsman Is one who does not enter In an
oprl cOmpru ions or Tor tlthrr STAKE, public adj
Mission money, or entrance fee COnpetes vi h or
against professional Tor pre- has never taught
pursued or assisted 10 inc pur ut Of athletic exercises
a. means OF livelihood whose memhe ship Of any
rowing or other athletic club hsnuch about,
does not continue, because Of any mutual agreement
or Understandings express or Implied, WHEREBY MS b.
coming or cohinulng mrmht OF such clnD would be
OF ay ptcuniaiy dement, 20 MIN whatever direct or IN
direct who has never been emp IN any occupation
INV lNns any use OF the oar " paddle.
The next regatta Is TO be rOwed near Philadel-
phia, August n, The regular committee are
Alex. krumbaar. Philadelphia; John Il. Eustis,
New York VI. u ilev, Washington; e. H. Graft,
Bergen Points aud IL. w GARFIELD, Albany.
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ALDERMIN M0RRIs's FUN.
Monument In Honor OF the Birth OF New
York and BrOOAlyn's Twins.
At meeting OF the Common Council
yesterday, Alderman Norris offered the follow

Az meeting OF lnc common NOuutu
yesterday, Alderman Norris offered the follow
ing;
Resoirsi, That TINS Board OF Aldermen recommend
IA the Commas oders IF the siuAlug Fund Of THIS
city be- authorized anu directed to decd 10 the Mayor
and Common tuuncll OF tue city OF brooklyn, IA Zee
simpc, oil thf usht, ute au1 Interest ths city may
have 10 TWO piers NnoNn tue BrOOk bridge piers,
on condition lnt lhrY have pained Ia large letters
each Of the Sew YORK ptrh aud Keep IA guOl COudt.
uOn FOR AL time TO cone, the fol- why epltapn;
" NKW YORK CENTENNIAL GIFr To BHJuELYN.- -
This monument was erected m commentator Of the
birth u Of twins BORN to Tue Giles Of New urN
Hruuklyn DO TIE year 1862 lucy nave alrauy cost
more than t5Ool,Uu, aud brooklyn has c1rseuted to
adopt educate, ana 81 "a for The future, FREE VI
oil expense 70 the cry Of New York"
The Alderman moved that the resolution be
made part Of the general order directing he
Comptroller TO issue Ss,0j6,UJjUj Of bonds on
the cal Of the trustees OF the New York anu
Brooklyn bridge.
Alderman Gross would vote for the resolution
II its author would permit his naule 10 be IN
serted In the cult iph. lLuughterl
On the motion Of Alderman Billings, the reso-
luton was returned 10 Alderman Morris.
On motion Of Alderman Cole, II was resolved
that the President Of the Bride Comp any be
asked to report TO the Common Council the est-
mated cost Of the bridge, the sums expended on
II under both the original and the existing
Boards Of Direction, and the estimated cost Of
It's completion.
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NEwBuRGn, N. Y, Jan 2O.-The good results
OF Mrs Van COTS great revival work here IN st. Johns
N. f. Church have not ny any abltel since her
departure for Newark. Every evening the meetings IA
the church hay- Deen continued and part Of the time
have been conducted by three members Of New YORK
city PRAYING band.
AithOuch 10 true that Mrs Van Colt effected some
wonderful conversions luna els drunkards ami hard.
ened characters Of different sorts Il none the less
true that some very funlrktDe conversions have been
made siucc shc left Every evening new COT yerts 20
fOrwnrI the altar ana the admissions to the church
have lre,tly increased The sprit aroused by WIDOW
Van Cot has not died lwny ~ any perceptiOe degree
and the lea ing mruUers Oi the church are confident
that the gOOd work wi go on Tor long time yet
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Ths Latest Moves on The Chess Board.

Mr.. II. L. Bird, tho distinguished English
chess payersay that during ts I'VE weeks visit here he
has accepted challenge from an corners IN 100 games
Of Ynd against about 100 opponents he has 10 s own
.u cessfu IT, OF 800 games PLAYED with Mr Mason he
Vol maj ty Of seyeA. Capt. MacaenZlc, the Ameri
can enc champion, aud MIR. Bra purpose engaging
ab-flee Of games forthwith.
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scveutb ward BuryInr. Cared for.

Dennis Crowley, John Adams, aud William
Hughes we're arragned In the General Sessions yosel
day, for stealing wearing apparel aud IewerY from
Mrs Anna G. Mehrtero, Of n Montgomery street
Adlms pie 1dod FJ ana was ocutrGced 90 three irs
and six months In state prison Hays give evidence
Tor the STATE, yln4 hHt the aWclry ana pawn uckcs
found his person ma been given him ny Grow gy,
The Jury found tTUWlrY gully Of receiving stolen
goods aud he WAs sentenced " Two yedrs anu slI
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A Post Once Thief and Counterfcitcr
Convicted.

ALBANY,Jan. 20.-ln the United states Circuit
Court here to-day Nathan sprasue mulatto, was ar.
ragned and pleaded guilty TO al Indictment for emDez.
zling money letters from the Rochester Post once. lie
Was sentenced to one years iulriOnment the Mon.
roe county ptuitcntary, and TO pay tine OF 5000
Allan Cowan, alls Allan l.. Cameron, was convicted
Of hlVn m Mo pOsrthslUn WITH intent uass cuuu.
t'rtct fractional note Tor MY cents, lie was sen.
leLced 10 Two years Imprisonment and nntd $1,000
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An Incendinry Fire In nnnnIo.

BUFFALO, Jan. g0.-A disastrous incendiary
nre broke 1870 this morning IN the large four.
story building, used warehouse, extending from 80
70 80 Prime street. and through 60 Central Wharf rhe
building Is owned by Mrs l.. H. Austin, anu uccup Ell
by Nuf Us persons. The adjacent pro- rty some.
what damaged by water Eighteen hundred barrels of
nour was spoiled the property OF &. W. Buii, with
10000 slaves, the property Of C. W. Sweet The loss
ID estimated at $4,000 Insurance, tIJlOO.
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disastrous FIRE I'm Apollo, PA.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20.-A Are In Apollo, Pa, on
the West Pennsyyania Railroad, shout forty miles from
his city destroyed nearly half the town. The nre
originated from the explosion Of an oil lamp In H. A;
Randoiphs shoe store. Owing 10 tho high wind aud
the lack OF Ore apparatus the names spread until two
squares comprising about forty buildings, were burned
Tho loss 10 estimated ~ from 10000 70 toO,0OO In
1urancS not known,
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Another Catholic Bishop and Diocese.

A special cable despatch To the New York
FrtehdH's Jouraat dated Rome, jan. 90 announces
that Allegheny Cy, Pa has been made Citholc Epis.
copal See aud thai Bishop Domenec now Of Pittsburgh,
has. at hl. own request, been named It's nrst bishop,
The Very Rev. j Twlg2 Of Altoona, has been named
Bishop OF Pittsburgh, 10 succrel BISHOP DOmeneC
Allegheny tity lies just across the Allegheny river
from Pittsburgh, aud uears 10 me latter mcWuut
ore important position than Br0OklYn DOES to New
Y1rS THIS rxchange OF Bishop D0menec II therefore
tie more TcuiIAth able.
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The Death Of Gcn. john :. TYLER.

DosToN, Jan. 2O.-Gen. John S. Tyler die at
his resdeuce here this morning, 81 years. He was
ultimately associated witn the military affairs OF the
state from 1872, and was prominently brouglt forward
IN many public celeb ttluus and events. lie
active loo state politics, has been the presiding on
several luiuAH aud societies, Hud NAs well Known
IN business analrs.
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The IIIphlnnh Hl.iannda.

PouGHNErrsIR, Jan. 2O.-lsaao Levy Of Cold
spring who ID sad ny the police to be connected vita
We highlands Mglnds recently made application
hfouSh counsel before Judge DYhnan for his disc arge
IRON custody under bail The papers were returned
yesterday endorsed Application deulel. A"
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MONTREAL, Jan. 20.-rhree young men, named
Pasquln, Cote, anu Lan'r', drove over TO Lapraire
yesterday and went on spree. Cote Lamerc were
left hchiud last evening ny Ppquln, who drove on
furnlsy. HIS horse dropped dca a mile from snOre,
and he Nrapp himself IN the selgh ind renamed
out al nlsht Lamere, IN an intoxicated condition,
attempted 10 follow PASqun GU the Ice, hut was over
come ny the cod, and his dead OJdy was found this
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An Abscondius Defau,,er.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20.-Henry C. Kibbe,
Secretary Of the Belcher the New YORK, the Jackson
anu the Lady Washington mining companies, has alb
secluded HE'S defanlter 70 the amount OF 200 0OO
mostly from the New Yora hining Company, Tue
bsislg CQwpanV does not lvqeT,
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10000, and frame house with lot o5x951, on tic
corner OF sylvan place and l2Oth street, 5000.
by y ~ Garretsgn One lot. 2oNi on the north side
o. ll4th street, si32i Que simiar lot adjoining.
flau; one SIMILAR let adjoining 81 2fj.
Ivy ". W tuatesune lot eJx1f %. on tho south side
OF West Iiff y.c ghth street $40.
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the purpose. lie admitted that II had been
ventiresome step for the United States Govern
ment To ask other nations TO assist in this great
celebration: but could Congress and the lresi-
dent invite thirty-ciCht sovereign States to
come here 20 celebrate that anniversary and Con-
gress not have right to grant one dollar or ono
dime TO dcftav the expenses Of their entertain
mcnty lie would not support any measure
that he believed to be in any sense
uncon.ti,,tionai, but he was not by
any means "A strict constructionist. While
the Constitution should he closely nd
hcrcd TO. 1t must not toe denied that It had some
lie. and that there were some things which this
Guyciumcut mislt d.. and some things wheh II
mus do. when King GcOrge III. &" asked,
~ TIE hamc OF the people 81 tie colonies. To
recognize the Independence Of the American
Government. hc feulicd to the ambas4 ador from
Nfs'achusetsi "'o nome ana say 7" YOUR pyi-
pic that when they can make treaty VIII live
them indepcndcucc." But the confederation
could not make treaty. sir, he continued with
great emphasis. We can make a treaty now.
There leoldiug up cory II the constitutional Is
the document which gives Us power We
eau make treaty, a treaty OF war.
sition II TERRITORY. n treaty Tor commerce
There are. however. other treaties besides those
signed 10y Commissioners and ratified 10y the
senate. treaty in It's general terms is defined
sovereign and INDEPENDENT states" The SUBJ
Jcct thdt b. before ust. such compact of uc-
cUmWrdutiun. rms till Is for the purpose II
STRENGTHENING, those relations which we have es-
ttrlshcd with othrr nntiuns i'm pur-u Ince 81
the Cons titution. The invitation and its nr-
ceNinnce Is "a THAT sense "a treaty, aud binds
Congress TO Its recognition.
PEACE AND HEcoNctLiA1ioN.
Referring to- and dcprccntng the debate on
the Amnesty till last week liz said:
and ,itfy one of Us Won bc pcrfc,iiy wiling 20 de-
suvY !ao country D. We c'n give our opponents hlac 8
iastcu ou t6t oppo ou som, tlO or como ac Win
al, or crime 6pon Il Ana go r ai ra ON ti tne rnd
OF time. Hul t'r. tuauk Amish Cod that h.tc Is
si.u- rio ssal cn,al from Nirsia'a NJ facsg0 up.
l M d
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DTI'ORCLD.

sORENi Nm The citv ct Sew Yors on the 18Th
d, q January, ls,d uy the ton. Joseph r. DslY,
JGdse Of ~, ur OF Common Pr,,, Aua T.. soronsolr
from Anne VI, suiCasUn, Cause. adultery.
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State bonds we're dull and quiet. We note sales OF
Georgia II, new, Al lua'g GAd Tennessee c. ola,
hMro securities we're stronF ani reflected AN active
trade. The following were thr principal transactions
Huringt ln. CEDAR Rapids and Minnesota ISIS ili NcW
Jersey Central lsts, new, ll67! New Jersey Central
convertible, lO1l NiiWhuher and -. Pm $40 pst
e' MTaukee ald 81 Pap eon,oAtai ,n,in- fun L,
CaicagO ana Nortnwest"rn 1sts, lO7i Chicago and
Northwestern cons ,llgatcl coupon gold bonds. sslt
Michigan southern 2is, lnl'si rih Missouri ISIS
500, ONO and Mlss ssppl Onsuldated, N5i ,ntral
Paci4c god bonds, li'. slol,. Central pa.ihc lets
san Joaquin htAAc T. Va'h 81 1eutral pacinc ilts a
iorlia and oregon bIlnc. " Paclnc Of Missouri ISIS
Shi O. C., c ana | lists, WA; Toledo and WABASH
ls-, - Louis dNlsion 81 Hfcdl Western 1st. SS So
Illinois and sou Iowa lss, so; Union Pacinc lind
grant, lUl; Chicago Burlington and Quincy "a. iu7ie
LcnSn aud w. T. n,o,iiatel YCis hew Jer,cy ru.
tral lss, consolidated, 100 chicago aud NurhWcstern
cunso utcl REGISTERED gold nls, SS ono ana Al-ss
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1905 Union Pacific lss, 1903, Union Pacific sinking
FUND "a Narth Nj souri, ISIS sdls G.. {. and 1T ,
40, New fork Central Us, 81, lO2 ALBANY and su,
ne uneuln- algnest lowest ana +. N. closing
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ANY one ran sec az II glsHc- that PonicrOY's
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Arrived. -TuuRtaAY. Jan. %.
steamship Ciy of Sew Nore. Liverpool, mdse aud
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pass.
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Big Alice, RIO Iuclr1, cncse
A sutus usu.l r4yer SAC c0AfNi-- vases.
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Tuesday In Munro's GIls ana B0vS Of AneTcd, Ado.
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House, Lo up tIWu branch.
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WHY that snIIow Complexiont

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