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GLOYESi GLOVES
sYCGE BROTHERS,

NE 400. .SYCLE BROTHERS. 429.
THE MODEL D2Y.GOODs HOUSE
I offers still the best goods at the lowest prices.
We have just received special bargains in new
goods and will continue 10 sell goods cheaper than
any other house ia this city. 'i!.@ +.
1 500 different patterns CAMBRIA EDGINGS and
INSEETINGS at one half Of the importers
price; 1g 80 II
rs pieces new DRESS GOODS for the coming sea-
son in plaid and plain mixed;
so pieces MOHAIR ALPACA ut 4ec., usual price
62kc..
Don't fail 10 look at these goods, as they are the
cheapest In the market. ..r as
A SOFT-FINISH CAMBRIC, 1Oc.;
KNIGHTS SOFT-FINIsH CAMBRICs at SC. per
yard; a-.,
WAMsUTTA MILLS, DAvoL MILLS, FRUIT
OF-THE-LOOM, ANDROSCOGGIN, and
twenty other good brands OF BLEACHED
COTTONs retailed at case price;
10 cases new PRINTS at 64 aud SIC;
SHIFTING CAMBRICS at g and 10c.; +,
WHITE PIQUES at Is and Zoe. worth rs and
30c. fully; @5 ..' p
WHITE CLOAKINGS for ladies and misses very
CASSIMERES for men and boys-the largest as
sortment in the city--don't buy before examin-
ing our stock; .s.z .a .. .rat,sE.@.-
, 5000 CORsETS at 40c.; -.,.. O.
1000 CORsETs at Soc; Uga.e... .
Our seYentY-fve-cent CORSETS are sold every
where else at 81; sU.r, ~. .,eg. aa
200 WHITE BED-QUHlTs at 81 worth $3.50, at
$3.50 reduced from S2.75; .., ..I..,
NECK-RUFFS at 20 and 25c. per dozen;
CACHEMERE LACES and LACE SCARFS;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at rs to 40 per
-"l cent. below their real value;
Four pair BRITISH HOSE for 99c.;
LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHTE ELS
at 75c. per dozen-weuld be cheap at $1.25;
100 dozen TOWELS at 12kc. worth 1915 per
dozen;
NAPKINS and DoILIEs at 75c., 81, and Sl.25
per dozen: -..# %. $3.50.
LACE CURTAINS-a fine assortment-at one
third Of their value, in order to close out the
whole stock;
We have thousands of other bargains. not men-
toned tor want OF space therefore call and look
for yourself.
Alter examining our stock we feel convinced that
you will find 1t the cheapest In this city.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
NH O
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sury notes or nationsI-b notes oy sns ass
, S Of Deermbsr sac sear there shaH ns'
an abasenent to ting q 4.s Ia re
cent. 81 the saaouEl Of aaxes. Pendlng
which fat as0aP. Nc. ahe chair was vacated 1';
until T:3o p. ID. -
Might session.
M..Wasb asked unanimous consent that
the tax bill be taken up and ordered 20 It's
enprossment, as it would not be otherwise
passed before Monday. ~
Nj. Powell, OF Franklin, objected, ana
the House proceeded othe consideration Oh
LOCAL AND PRIVATE ELLIS.
House bill for the: relief OF Margaret
Academy, Accomac county, By approp rlasing
81 900, fol. Its. support, was ordered 70 en-
gressment, &C., by SO, ayes to % noes.
A number Of bills we're amended ana OF
dered to engrossment and third re re rIins.s
!. House bill to. amend the charter oil fincas'
tie. Boteteurt county, was dismissed. =
:. Adjourned at 10 2. NJ, on motion OF MI
BAGwELL. ~. ..s.3 .setltz- =
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NE MAss-MEETING AT LEIGH
STREET BAPTIST CLUE CH There viii be a
1nsss.meeffn9 held SUNDAY AFTERNOON at, 81
o'clock By the Missionary Society Of .eigh.Street
Baptist church in the interest Of the chapel which
they propose TO bull Id In the northeastern part OF
the ici' y. rev DR.. G. C. BITING, Rev. ORA. Z.
DICKINSON, and others Will address the meeting.
The public are invited. Singing by the Sunday
school. : .s.Zt - t3 ~
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
DRY GOODS AT PRICES NEVER DREAMED
OF BEFORE. s.Nssr s,s ID

r.l#- P.
Fifty thousand dolars'i worth Just opened at
( 81 COHEN BROTHERS.. among which are
40 pieces BLACK SILK GRESAl INES AZ 37Ac.,
! The former pricehaylDg been 75c.;
1,100l wards ALL-WO0L@ LIONESE BLACK
MOuSLAINES ~ 37kc.r the lowest price Of
which Is generally 65c.;
80 pieces BILOXI ALPACA at $50, the same
(, heretofore sold at 45c Eat Sic. compares e1-
!; actly with the former Csc. goods; SILK Lustre
! itBradford manufac,ory} at Soc, never sold be-
fore for less than as. 10 S6c. z-t.E.y 80 3, II
IS various styles Of handsome PLAIDS fnew de-
signsy from IS to 25c. - p" +, -
This Stock of Dress Goods Is almost full in all It's
[ .t-.,.- variety for the coming season.
Just opened over $5 600 worth OF BLACK SILKS,
in Lionese,@ Cashmere, and Satin Flntsh-rhe
! handsomest goods ever. offered IN this city, and
at such prices as will astonisb everybody.
Also the TAFFETA and MkDIRIA SILKS, in
black. from 95c.to 81 4o-2Sc. yard less than
they ,were ever sold before. ~ - 81 Bls,i.3
COLORED SILKS. In new designs and shades,
10 dozen: RLACK IHR KID
SO dozen BIZ ACk I? TE#so-BUTTokKID GLOVES
I25 dozen Wits aud .G0LORED .TWo-BUT-
TON KID GLQFESat 7sc. ss,j
These gloves are the same generally sold ut $1.25.
60 dozen FRENCH WUVE CORSGTS at 40c.; e. Z
70 dozen ERENCMs MOVE C0kSETS At 50c.s 4.
Also about ! go dozen FINE CORSETS at about
one half theirpalue. ,yti5a NH g.
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TIE Vkr,cAs urIyEsslrY sUPPssssEp.-
Rosae, Marcs Bel ne Mlnister OF Pus,jfcs
I sstttlcs,on bias ordered the university stsied
the Vatican y s.versils 10 ,s CLOSED, 1T psipg
SO iiegs5 - q 4 8 nssas. 81 ~.
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~ OLEUM ,MORRHUE. ~ = sat..
- .sara MEADE & BAKERS a1t
r. INCIDENTALLY PURE COD-LIyER OIL,
RICHMOND, VA. ~. - 80 =
1.-THE BEST, PUREST, AND MOST ACCEPTA
BILE TO THE STOMACH" - 80 -.s

1.-THE BEST PUREST, AND MOST ACCEPTA.
-s BILE TO THE STOMACH" -. cid
This COD-LIyER OH we import direct, and
claim that 1t is superior to any other sold In this
market, because it Is selected by our own agent at
the fisheries, and made only from HEALTHY
and FRESH LIVERS. 1t has never been filtered
expressed, and thus deprived Of its most valuable
properties, nor exposed 70 atmospheric
changes which render other eils.rancid and unpal-
.asble. 1t has never been mixed or adulterated
with inferior and cheaper oils to reduce the cost at
sacrifice Of It's quality nor handled by any other
parties than the fishermen and ourselves. ~
/! We have the testimony of physicians who pre-.
scribe IL, and sf patients who have taken 1t, that II
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
as INFLATED than any other oil.
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh,
free from rancditS and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial propertie claimed tor the
BEST COD-LlYER OIL. = ~. - :. =
/ MEADE & BAKER, ri
! Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
mill 919Maiu street, Richmond, Va.
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snyNEY SPRING GOODS.

NEW sTccK sa54
& cf,. oRED AND BLACK DRESS GOODS.
EcRu sHAsDE PcPLINs.
RHvERsiBl e sHADED POPL1Ns,
Lays r., nm CUNNING GOODS and -BIfAoK
- GRENADINES i, 60, -.
CENTENNIAL B.!LACK. sc SILKS best soo0s nm
ported; S
BLACK SILKS. 81, 81. 90, 9l.oo lJoosl
,cohoFED -BRouxDE roPLINs, entirely new;
SILK and WOOL M0HAIHs,
MGR TIES, RIBBONS, COZ LARS, &C.;
A grand supply OK CLOTHS and CAssIMEREsi
for gentlemen and boys. :.
I NEWsaDODS every day. -. ,.rr = "a Z.
& uh 16.Smt .syFC: IT. Il. Eh-tch'I q W. =
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mr. sEvENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
'CHURoH CORNER 81 Seventh aud Grsces .reets,>-
Rev. J. q. TYLEa VIII preach at II A. d. and ~ z.
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We did not ray that the tax upon dogs
was licanse.tsx, Mr.. Vfrgania People, but
that It Wss 10 tbs nssnre Of sneA q tax.
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o nT GRACE. STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Preaching To. MoRR oWqby, the pas
tor. Rev. DR.. HATCHER, at II A. ID. and at TX
=
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G,54i OFFICE OF CITY EyGTsEEK,l
;lRICBAoND, Wa, Aiarcha 2, t6T6.HS Z

NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS.. VIII
IN be received at this ofsee- until TUESDAY,
CITY mules and horses with FEET, DER,
&C.; and also with sTkAWi for ine term OF three
months. f-s..sfF41l Ia ss5s. rC} sg.gl. J, =.
right to reject any or-ali proposals. 0keTed, and OF
piyingt,e coufIacttor each artiee required to the
Term Ell uropossis oaa be Obtained by applying
at this oGiee. - n E}bcA5a w E.iCUTSdAW,' -
ma sk7-ld .a.is ri: III 4. CigJ Engineer. y
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NE FIRSTBAPTIsT CHURCH Corner
OF Twelfth and Broad streets).-Rev E. w. WAR
Rem, D. D., the pastor-eleet, ut II A. NJ. and ~
p. 81. E1FssGs. @ tsr<ztssfsf - Z i@tt- $3.50 E7s
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s5 BRoAD-sTREETs METHODIST
CHuRCH.-Rey. 81 ssTEnE 10 II a. II. and Rev.
W.B. McenvRAY ATLAS Pm.
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MARRIAGES,
MEETIHess...

$3.50, OFFICE BOARD OF TRUSTEES. 90 -
.'.' RICHMOND, Va, March lS, ! S76.. J .
THE MEMBERS OF THIS BOARD
i win attend meeting MONDAY EVENING
ar 8 O'Clock. By order. j. Il. HILL,
mhlS.2t ertsstz- Iii q *. Secretary.
TIRE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
III tRICHMONDFIRHAS ASSOCIATION OF Viz.
,GIEIArwifl be held at the ieofnpaRy's Office on
THURSDAY, March 23, 1875. at g O'Clock r. n.
nah 8-td B. 4. BROOKE, Secretary. "A
DRIMEa EARLY. ROSE SEED aPOTA:
y Sc atrest ftop Maiaer sOrsale Sy !
Il IL ia Gsas btsg aaa 49,
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: 3. 3 =, J ! ,,CLsLLA.1la AGEHTs..,, !.

/ 80 u; ~, CLAkn4 AGENTS., Sz,,+f Z, y.aS u
I htiCARDi TO THE PBBIIG! e
RICHARD E.-ER,AYSER B,
! Oaace, No. HOS Main ssrees over the store offs
. - /, Thomas B. Price b CO, - 90 y q
n, LATE oFsTHE RIcsiAtoND DISPATCH, "a +
81 ydeyc.es his wao,e t.rna tctha ;.sst se9
OF GRAINS oB. EVERY KrNn
3 VIII Awe s&o1pt attention. 10 any business hat
county Tessarers, clerks Of courts, and othsE pa
ciasmay satrust 10 Ai, WITH Of the state.
i Refers IL Colonel james Mcdonald, secTeiasy Of
the Commonwealth; MeSsra. EoNarsin h .Eays0n.
"a. Co., oEtRfchmond tpAi1S HON. a.. d.. KELLEY,
Mayor OF RlchmoBdi iilisD Ys- ga5tors Auditor
cf P9Aiics Aecopptss Shelton u. paytas GleIk Qs
sDalegsiee ssti4 ri y la NH 18.6ssM&u lIa.
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PROFEssIoNAL eARDs.

; ALEXANDER COKE tate, of Pripeess
IA Anne county, Val, ATTORNEY AT, LAW,l
No: 1909 Main street. Richmond, Va, will prac-
dee in the courts State snd Federal nf Richmond
city, ana the ,courts Of Henrteo and Chesterfield
counties Refers by permission TO Judge y. 81,
r6ughs, Colonel w. 4Hs Tnylce; and Honsg5ohn
Go0de, OF Sorfolk city; and 70 tMssars. 4arnneft
i! f,RichmpHdcitT ~ oi8 re l9.lms.s,,.
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MT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth streetsl-Rev. G. G. BITING,
D.: D., will preach on SUNDAY at;i11 4. II. and
7:4S Pm. 1850; ~ -c,st .i'@Tz - Sls 4
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CITY FNGINEER,l
Richmond, VA, March ~, j S76.t 81
NOTICE.-TO SION VERS,
In BRICK-PAyERS, SP0NE-COHTRACT0RS
&c-Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until TU ESOAY, March 2Sih, At IL O'Clock n
for STONE and BRICK-PAVIEG. RELAYIHG
and REPAIRING SAME, and. for FURNIsHlNG
and LAYING GRANITE. GU RBtSG and FLAG.
GlNG, and for REPAIRING aud RESETTlNG
SAME, for the term or one year. s
! .Brfck-pavers can bid separately for furnishing
materials aud Workmanship. for workmanship and
sand, Or for bricks alspe. .gfsy ~,
The Committee on Streets reserves the right 10
reject any or all proposals offered. $50 80
Forms OF proposals and specifications can 10 OBJ
'i' y ' tl, so WE. CUTSHAW,
NH 17.td s..-s q III EisEr3 City Ergineer. g.,
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TFIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH lMayo street near Broadh Rev. w. g..
ScHAEFFER pastor.-sunday school at $50 A. III.
Preaching at II A. NJ and 1870 P. M. Seats free:
All welcome. ...,3..5a.t... sl..,.,.
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@ WAMsUTTA COTTON, l2sc. PER
YARD; 49,, ...,... i.
COTTON at loo. per yard, j
AUBURN COTTON at DC. per yard; d.
sOFT.FINIsHED CAMBRIA, 33 inches wide at
SIC. per yard; f,
FULL-WIDTH UNBLEACHED sHEETING at
csc. per yard; =
FULL-WIDTH BLEACHED sHEETING at 2sc.
PILLOw-CAsE COTTON at 1870 per yard;
Handsome CALICOEs at 6& and &c. per yard
over three hundred styles to select from;
LANCASTER CAMBRICS, 10c. per yard-forty
styles to select from; .r
PACIFIC PERCALES, 1910. per yard worth 20c
Handsome CHECK MUsLINs at Csc. worth $780,
per yard; -, -...5 ,...... f....... q. LII .
HAMBURGER EDGINGS at 81, 10, 12x 10, go,
25c.,and up to So per yard. This embraces the
largest, cheapest, and best-assorted stock yet
offered. .s-.-,
PILLoW-cAsE LACEs at extraordinary bar,
gains; al
SHETLAND sHAwLs from 1925 to $5-the
largest and best.assorted stock ever offered in
this.city. i, #'H LEVY BROTHERS..
"A large assortment Of TABLE-CLOTHS and
NAPKINS. 40 ,s. s.,r..f .sss": 80 mh1l
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ROGTS, SHOES, DC.

!DUY HENRY c. BOsCHEN,sRICH u
ID MOND CITY-MADE SHOES; prices as8 ~
lew as northern goods, and guaranteed 10 be "a
better. Sold by HERMAN, BOSCHEh BIO.
THEIR, 500 and gil Broad street, and by HENRY
C. ROSCHEN, 215 Broad, and at branch store.
221 Main street, between SECOND and Third;
with STOCkWELL PATENT TIPS-best thing
ont 80. 80. p 4 ..s.r: fe 9.3m y
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QhRDS,s seo. 30 - 1sesaa q y
.tha Observation-Disclosures ae
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iTUSP RECEIVED, A LOT OFNEWa
V.PATTEEN BED-LOUNGESi and nna
BOOKCASES. Also onhanfy TIE f,nea, D Ine
LOB, CHAMBEg. and DINING ROOM FTrsH
TUEE iatat have ever kept, with all IN. ,nsl'
grades OF eooos kent In lrstciaks house i UsS,a
buyers 70 examine my stock. and theyiwin ~ nviA
fed that shey are cheaper than any goods - ATS
same qualify ever offered In this city. = u ,he
IT II ,,5.i.tS =. ~ by.lsJ 81 q. GATHRIeHr
g w ga ~ l6Governnr NJ.
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T ONE-T. W ENT Y-FIV E! ONE
TWENTY. FIVE!-One dollar and twenty-five
cents will buy COMPLETELY-MADE SHIRT.
These shirts are made of Wamsutta cotton and
pure Irish linen, and have only to be laundried be-
fore being worn. Being the manufacturers Of these
shirts, we guarantee the material. Encourage home
manufacture by buying your shirts Of
NH IL LEVY BROTHERS.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT RICH
MOND, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH 10, 1876:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-18

The audience which gathered at the
Academy OF Music last evening to listen to
the speech of the Hon. Jonathan ". Cor
don was one worthy tile occasion, and a
grand compliment to the speaker. The en-
tire auditorium. on the first floor, was
crowded. many standing during the delivery
of the speech IN the lobby at the rear OF the
dress circle while the family and the
gallery above were nearly filed. There
were present quite a number of ladies, who
have always testified their adherence to the
principles of the Republican party. and
their devotion to the advocates thereof By
generously attending all their meetings.
The audience comprised the very best class
Of cit kens. and it was plain to be seen that
they were all in earnest sympathy with the
speaker throughout. Major Gordon was
often interrupted by applause, at times very
enthusiastic and expressive. When the
speaker mentioned Senator Morton's name
it was received with loud cheering, and in a
manner that spoke emphatically of the con-
sideration in which be is held By CRATE lul
and acrniring constituency.
The meeting was called to order BY Hon.
John ID. Rowland. after patriotic air pv
the band, who introduced Major Gordon To
the audience. Upon coming forward he
was met with round Of applause, and pro-
ceeded to address them as follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-18

Brilliant Speech by Hon. Jonathan W.
Gordon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-18

The Record of the Two Parties Thor
0uskly Discussed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-18

Tia Democracy Always Against the Nation
atty of the Government.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-18

The 1Iajor Pays His Respects to the Party
in Casy ami state.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-18
THE OPENING GUN!

housing Republican Meeting at
the Academy OF Music.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-18
THz TWO eREA- PART1Es.

Tho two parties. wboss history and action
u Is ms pnrrose to briefly review
bo-night. have each held the reins OF
Tho government controlled the purse,
lnd welded the power OF the Nation.
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THE LlsTERN orEsTIox.
Tpriey will Make COGcrs s'nns bu' will NOT
Consent 10 Military Occupation

Tprhey viii Mako Concessions bu' will not
Consent 90 Mi!iiarI Occupation
LONDON, Dec 20.-1he Berlin correspond
ent Of the Pll.NaN GG-ete tele.raihs as FL
lows; 1t is affirmed here TIA the Porto has de-
clared its willingness 10 mako conces-
sions, and orsr ample securities 10 the
powers, hut It unwayerlnsly refuses
to sanction the occup tion Of its Provinces by
any troops whatever. II his even refused its
consent to occupation by English troops. uron
which point the Turkish Niniatry were conf
IDENTITY approached, bur hy which power your
cores spOnden cannot learn"
The speci CORE .pondent of the 7;mes NJ Vi
enne reports tnat IN Thur days rtiiuss Of the
Conference at ConstIutinupic ii wa, agreed thar
the arm tlce should be prolonged until the lst
u March
The Standards despatch from Belgrade say.
the 'tention OF tho Ri.tlts Ministry IS corsld-
cred wark' sirn.
The NcW Free Pres Of Vienna partially con.
Cabinet council there. whicn was teesr4phod
TO the Doug Nous. IL says 10th the
AustH ~ md Hunghii n Ministers OF l'innuce
declared that there was no necessity for any
mil'ary demonstratiun such US armament or
moblhzitlon, unti some re, nte est Of the
Monarchy was enIanseted, md that they had
no funds for such deuon.tr ition.
The StdnidrGs b'rln corraspoEdent states
posi- lyely tnat the Council at Vienna dellberat-
eg u1on the eventuai} OF Austrian oce-pation
Of Bosnia.
The Times Vienna despatch rcportinr the
proceedings OF the Conference at is sitting on
Thu sdav. says tLat after the prolongatiln of
the armlstice was agreed upon several points of
the pr positions made by the European pow, Is
came under Ill -cu-siun.
Various ameucnents ald objections made 10y
the turkish Pionip pOtenutrie- were tancs up b
the European representatives for reference TO
their Governments.
The Times cuIr-sp spunGent remaIks that this
seems hopeinl enough. lhe ion. extension Of
the nrmi,tice i,s-lf seems to indicate
that there Is popd ground for assuming
snDs ssIeoS pS While '0's' ae fact .S tIS taSt
the Conference has begun u discuss separ.te
points seems To show that the difficulty
about the acceutance by Turkey of the propus ils
In principle. has heeu surmOuuied somehow. by
mutual concession. Tue Turks appeal u h .Se
given uD the idea Of setting up their
new Constitution against tie propos ais If tho
European powers while the powers on their
part h We been = ti~nrd with the tacit urcrl.t-
ance implied by the Turks commencing the dis
cussl0n Ol single points.
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Edw'rd Piorrc, v'grant, was found dead In
the yard Of 6l Guerck street Yesterday
MIR W. :. Andrews viii lecture on Dialect
Numor" Ia the large hall VI the Cooper Union, ths
evening.
Edward Pierce who had no home was found
'ad vest, rdaI, IN yard of 81 G0crc street. lie was
% years of age.
The Union Prsbytcrian Church Of East
ton un lhur,day evening.
Tue Rev. pr. Lorimer Of Boston has notified
70 the ON crs 4 tle lHptri laDcrnacle Acw YORK.
hls dcchuAUOn OF their Cal,
Ludlow street jlil has nfty.One prsopera
Twelve ~ them 90 be taken to ADAay ana knxa
county peniientiiries to-day.
Comptroller Kelly has been authorized TO give
use OF any 81 the city unoccuped buildings
The private boxes ~ Hooth's Theitre are SUI
pcrh decorated Win the police rcgimrn Al hk COlora
IN view OF tho yl'it Of the force TINS iitcrnooa.
Resolutions and New Years rift are 10 ma
q O'Clock TINS afternoon, IN tae hisAtD District COut
Room.
urr coq ia tshy MIN str ci nrAr ralr' ayrnne, Ar.
thur rbes, Jr, auprnteldent enJOlcI lts Cnristmls
ic'tlNltlts .tst evening,
J, H. Oru-hec, cotton factor in Wall street,
OF 40 rar-. II, was Dain Ia Pr.YIdruco H. / I'd a
lev ieis .so manlod tine WOMAN physician. Dr fOw.
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term 10 eAanitnr the charges.
Cunrl's Roberts, who Is IN tho Fifty-seyenth
street prs9A ior mnrdeiuus assau IN his wife and
been property man assistant Ia tne caro- OF All.
mals IA several travelling shows.
Six hundred girls, members OF the day ana
Trees in the Wilson iadasifisi school Tor Gfs. u
6sy were I sdarssssd ~ iAS REV. ssss Nsoa Sad