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yrpH The Pihisif iin Commonwealth.
Tho statements which have found place in
the n"W-palrr- reiailNe To tine mrlll. hv
which Mr. JUSTICE Eut' 3 reg. Aod h,~ ronDlu-
sious IN his judgment IN the ELECTORAL Colum,r-
sion upon IN" Er'Yl presidential n.rctiun have
brought him e. the fpntlilshts with "A letter If
doninl us ton part. XpinnutiunHS to part, and Of
confirmation ~ to a part OF the statements.
lie cOnrniicis the charge that hr wa- visited
day Oi The rendition Of ms decision. by uHrtiDs
whose interest il WAS to bring out In" result he
actually rrarhrd, and also that he rcdd an opln-
ION la his judicial colleagues.
lie does not recollrct eNprcssln any opinion
20 them on the subject, or II he did il was only
suggrstlvrly or hyputh"tically-he confosses his
eNtr"m" embarrassment. aud that b. Wlut" and
rrwrnif arguments or opinions on both SIDES ~
tho question. md then. like other Judges have
Yll"h aonr before hm, hlunderd INTO and
buried out con 'luSl ON Tor Wal h lie could con-
slruN no nrgumont which would even satisfy
himself lie says;
In ny private examination Of the principal qucs tion-
arguments ANA c0u.iota uons on both sides A. they
the subject ana ,onrtinr. To ihe nh,r Sal nnnily /
threw s,iIr t"e 1,n.raiian. and wrote ou tc ,lort
VI The Gomnisson
And thus was Rutherford D. Hayes born into
the Pres dental office, and this It the clrcum-
sthntlal hisloryoi the pro rss OF paturiton given
by ~ great potlcal midwife,
With tho aid of THIS light intrudcd 10y Mr..
justice Bradley himself, in his own words, 10
EXHIBIT his course in lts most favorable ns ptt't
brth l'I present and future gonrr,ltiuns. W. risk
attention 10 tine second plank in the Republican
pm ~ rr"nliy Wlopird nj liarrSburg.
We trust that Whlle MI. Justice Bradley mHni-
Tests 80 much s"nsitiVnrss to the criticisms Of
the public press upon his course MS n Wember
Of the fectorn COmmlss ion, that he rush' = to
lltrr wiring Tor rcllrl the Hire nay be- Kept M
in tho hope that he mny be driven to lurn State 4
evidence und hrtrHy the whole conspiracy tor
reversing the Judgment of the American people
in their choice OF II Prrbldcnt. and dlscoyer tho
malign influences which in m hour made hi IN
revoIutlonist and infamous.
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Cen. Mcclellan. Letter or Acceptance.

ORANGE. y. u, Sept, %
Hm Wnfuap non F.,~ ..ag. fiiDf ,Yf,,. fl0ut'f,,t
GENTLEMEN. | have the honort oacknowl-
eds- the receipt of your hitter of the - inst,
conveying to me tn" official notlti alton of my
termination hy III" nrmo ratio Stat" COM. IL
ton H- i.l. candidate OF the party for Governor
al New Jersey. Mt being "A uatiNoof NV Jrr-
soy. although "a rlitru amt resident oi thr STATE
for til" last fourteen years, | rn-osulI" with u.l
ia" moro pride th" great honor conferred ulun
me hN 80 large portion of the clti2'ns cot my
adopted State. ia" itct that the nomination
VILE uu-ou.ut renders IL dOuhly satlsiu tory %
mr
Being assured that il ia tho luminous wish
Of the Democratic party, acceIt the nomna-
ton. The resolutions adopted 10y the ConVrn-
uun have my hearty approval.
be-, L 'ntlgmgn, 10 offer. through you, to tho
m"mhcrs Of the Convent ON and the people they
represented, my heartfelt thanks fnr the very
high compliment thcv have paid me-, and Tor
tn" manner in which il WAS done.
Should br rle't"d Governor ~ New Jersey.
Will do all in nav power to insure honesty and
economy in the expenditures Of the State t.
secure the rights oi all It's inhabitants. and to
promot" the prosperity 81 its people
] am. very respectfully, your uhodient ser
want. GEo. Il. MCCLELLAN.
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FiTIfER MONEYS WIZ.
The Pastor of ~. teciia Reptile. to Nr.
James Mooney.

r. mn. r,,,,,,. 90. Tn. &c.. O.. ~ -
~ mn i-H'i'" 'i nm '''--''"' All >"
me 20 say q few words in reference 10 the not,
Of Mr. Mooney in TIM, StS nf His ,laV rha
NtlleE uA"'s exception 10 my a--erti' n that
" the eight lots Of this church property w-rs
mover fn,. or. l,tr tho ,r.,...,,r ~ ~. i,,. p,,
r.,
i"'ln"9 'i''h'S' ''i'"' NV "3S'i'i'h, anu
Mr. Mooney IN his note proves it IS true He
say. " tin. uroporfv wna cnnvev,t 10 mo md T.,
- ~ >, .. ,
runner "'"h'S' W're'or" u WIS not I"ih'F
Moon ys. W. now take another stop. lufhDr
Mooney AANi Ing acquired my iutor' - couV vel
.sicl TIA" same t. the Ar 'hhishop. s."
This would road That Ia" lat. Father
Mooney conveyed To- fh" Arohhishop Mr.
James Mooney = interest in the property.
Tie gentleman only mad" q slip. lie meant to
SAY That IN" lai" Father Mooney conveyed a
decd securing io Mr. James Mooney sl2 500.
and g. Thowu- Murphy amt others. through
hil 81 "n FOR inns amount. all ui Wiish has
boon gni. ih's pr,i"ry ms h".n purchased lev
we v nH' '"i l'hHl NJ Nh-l'p "i Nnw
lfgh. dNlln. NNNi,fu Iy. mat the Property
was never worth moro. and is not now worth
m" Is ~, - ,,. -, ,,,,r't a. ~.
81 ~ ''-' .''t't ''-. lit ~ ~ .li,
Nv li." Gus Nliiur Oh an ,pI N"ihg anu
't"k'N, ~" property mover did i'iuii; t' li
or reason himself hto the belief that hctruiv
H|"S c can i i"ir % "r ,,f.l, r, IN
whioh : norieag't un others Tor ia full value.
,, n"',iiS ,,, ,nli..niht,y 'nW IN my
H." S-na wSi.I . r -, 'sr ''' ,,' ~ ~
W., ~ ,,, i, ',,i,i , WIZ 10, u,l l.", ~
ir Mr Mai"y %i nrg.fni {nHr for LOO
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ALBANY, sept 2i-Ihe actual text Of the
propositions mad, hy the trustees Of tho Long
Island Savings Bank o. thu Bank Department
is: FIRST that the trustees retain all the assets
In '.udins the bank building; second. To- pay all
d' Jos tors Wishing - clos" teir accounts eighty
PER cent. ia cash. one-haf in thirty days. and the
remaining half in sixty days after acceptance
~ this Proposition, laird. dspositlrs not in
imnl .dlate need of their money to be paid in
full q, follows: twenty five per cent. in six
mouths tw, uty-nvo i'm iweiNe twontv.ave i'm
mouths after n"wWnu'" of tins proposition:
iIurih. 'a.h dep eltor 70 elect which PROPOSE
tom h. wNl ac'eIt but all must assent TO ono or
ih' OitNr, MN. the trustees IN give a SAT -fa'-
tory guarantee thIt tlry viii perform their
piri' slAih. this o.lrr - "n condition that all
lrGh' proceedings against the BANK are diScon-
ting H.
Tho suo inl committee who sign this call are
L. q. " rosi'r Frank IN BELL nnd john {. Per
Proposition Us signed 10y 4. Is. Fowler Sc rotary
MI Lamb Is by no means inclined 10 ar,elc
to th"ii uropu-ii ON. To 'Hv upon inquiry of
your corgrSl nut at. lac said that the appoint
creditor WINS cuilu- y" transaction between the
trustees and an alleged CREDITOR The trustees
were then Tiii -il'i. Alter th"Ir r"civrr WAS
rn-oih'l hN inr Ni'rn"y-h"nnfal, the trustees
BEGAN m effort T. got possess on again. and my
impression. -aii ne. Is that they want poss =
Sion borrower up tii'ir mani pulaiion ~ tn real
estntc account from 1865 unt now. When they
had n friendly receiver they rested but when
IT," state taets acton to remove them these
trustees com" forward and seek possession Of
the bank again
\ hotter Iu-t received by Mr., Lamb Ii made
public showing that Receiver White Of the
Trades savings Bank las not y,t nndr any
publication of It's financial condition. m" cor
Respondent said that hr had notified the Attnr-
ry-G"nrfal ul TINS siuWnr~s uu the part of the
rreet'r. ani With "A number of other drposi-
tors had prttonrd HIM for Us removal. buf no
answer Ind hecn rr'"iV d. The CORES poudrnt
forwarded his letisr rs "A formal rtuplaIut
nsun-t the rer'ivrr. Tut IA" Bans Department
has no power with a bank after the HpIoIu imr nj
ui receiver. rA"rlt ~ udV scr 10 the Attorney
General III ease that officer should cdll hlm.
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,BRrwSrrR suddenly on Monday the aith inst.
Mar, Jane brewster
rtcau'c. ant trends aie respectfully invited 60 At
tend the funeral from her late residence 40 East Iuus-
ton 4 ON Wednesday. the 18th inst NJ O'clock
Ipl GilEkD ON sunday evening sept rs, William
Luushrcd. IN The ~ wear oi hi age
The relatives and ifienis of the family and the
hers of the Gd n 1t ChrS >n.tun invited attend
the raj - ours su-ton> Chapel 18th av and Jytn
81, on Tuesday. 25in inst nj II A NJ
.MEtliAN -On Monday. the 2tti inst. Rose Mcehan,
az. 5tychr-. rluve of tho county CaNAn Ireland.
Her MS ant relatives are respectfully invited to at
trui the funeral from her late residence 2S5 Az. II.
"Wednesday. the 2Gi mt atIi; o,lOkP W. precisely.
NLLlN -ou Mmdty, Scpt -, AZ his late 70 nd nee
80 NAH -ou st.. Edward Nuitv OF Patrick Nulty
aged ~ wears Notice ui funeral hereafter.
WALSH Mr. john Walsh. aU oil and respected citi
dti on Sunday ME rnnpu ~ hi residence lIa West
~ 4 10 tbs S'tl Stlf OF iis lie WAS born III Wex-
ford. ltlari. NJ the commencement o. the present cen.
tlry AMI cisracd tfts cOuu'r, IN the year iS2i For
many years he Ma cn-n-i IA business IN is city. and
subsequently in New Orleans krrriug with cuupe-
trhcv hc trcHmc permanent resident ui New York
tie year 1871 A dcNuut Christian. an, ctiuuA'e
parent. knihrRrtcd churit-hc. nua ru possessing
hunotci tame the liss of lis death will he received
with sorrow by Large ctfci. ct Trends ani acquaiut-
ances His funeral VIII ilacc rnn the Church "
st. Franz AaNir, West ldt 1t on Ncdn say at ~ ~
VI Inc deceased -cht''ulhu Wa iat' lnlaw 4
james Lynch. Esl. tohmi t-iorHr of Emigration. and
Nj. james III Coleman e" I'll, NcN lufh oar
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Ofcnbach's rather dull Boulangerca dos
E'us" was sung last evening 10y the Aimee
troupe for the first time this season. Mile
Aimee appearing in the role u Ndr9ot. This
md other Of tho now OF ras bouffe do not
please tho public so we'll rs tho earlier
prolu tons ~ VI. OTanha,h. La Boil,
" ,l"un." a srm-cl9ssical burlesque. anil
" The Grand Durh'--e.' sniire Of wide
appirntiun. still show the largest nsson-
nlne"S q. merry people when they are PRO
we'll for Mr. GrAu. who on Monday next goes
with his troupe 80 the Broaiwav Thentre To- re-
yive "GvnrvIcy' de- Brahant." Hrrve's Petite
lnust.' an that recently reconstructed work.
"Oruho" -
On Thursday nirl'" In Eollc Helene" will be
RiVun for the lu-i time: and on Monday next
I"eo el'~ latest opera. " La MarJplaino." Will be
Irolu.pl
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss Clara Morris NJ VII. Mutton In the
brooklyn Academy OF Music.

In the Brooklyn Academy OF Music, last
evening. Miss Clara Morris acted Mss Mutton
in the version Of 50 East Lynne" that gives her
a fuller opportunity for the use OF her pc
cular powers than any other play in which she
has appeared. Her mimicry Of mental and
physical suffering was hardly separablc in tho
minds Of many Of hcr auditors from the real
suffering that they knew she was enduring. and
a consequence Of this WAS an intensity OF in
forest not commonly excited by dramatic per-
formanrcs. The curtain did not rise until
about half past right o'clock. IN consequence.
u va, said. Of Mss Norris having tainted.
Tho first net does lot tax her
strength. and her manner did not
indicate Illness; hut an unusually long interval
between the first aud SECOND acts was indicative
second act. however. showed no weakness. but
there WIS another long wait after II. and II
was quarter past 10 before the curtain rose
for the third In the fourth she became
SO hoarsn that she spoke with iili'ulty. and
WAS seemingly very weak. several times she
stage. At the end of this act she was en- "orcd.
ShH cam" int SIGHT nj III" ba X NJ the stage.
olung Tor nm instant ~ tn sid" Of scene. and
WAS compelled to drop into Il chair before the
curtain was lowered. Shr wits given "A rest OF
nearly half an hour before the ilnnl act and the
play We hot finished until ten minutes before
midnight. Miss Morris was exhausted 10y her
eni0hNor.
The cast was in part the Same as when tho
play wis produced in the Union square Thea
tr" the important changes being from Mr..
St"ldnrt 10 Mr. Quigl"y for the role 81 Dr.. Os-
Iom,; an! from Miss Jewett 10 Mss Sylvester
for Natalie
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ANxIOUs 10 orr yiihIR MONEY.
The Dcpo.itrr. or the Long Island Bank Ac.
coping the trustee. Oncr..

4 large number of the dcpositors Of tho
Long Island Suvin-s Bank. Brooklyn. called at
the bank building yesterday morning To signify
their willingness To- accept one or tho other Of
the Propositions made on saturday by the
trust s. who offered 90 give them eighty per
c,ut. ~ their q poSits in sixty DAYS or 10 pay
tl"iu ln liIl. iu in-r,iimeu,, in two years. Tie
ON rrS had blanks prepared to he signed by
the dcpo-i'ors. sign Tying which of the rropo-
-itions they chose. They coul not. however
guarantee that the propositions would 20 into
.n'r, n- ihoy had yet To- grt the consent - the
Banking. ID .p.rtmcut. aud o. s"H that the Atiur-
n.y-tirn. rIi was satisfied To- disroutinu. all
legal ur) rnjiucs. II the way il made clear COR
them io mix IA" terms suggested with the do
ln~ tors. they are urorulri t. give q bond II
irom siun.uW to s9OO.Orp for the faithful per
iorriaur" ol ia" contract
Most ~ the drposiinrs who visited tho hank
'~t"ri'uN w"r" ANXIOUS 90 get the eighty per
cent. iu hand rather than wait two years for The
WNoir. SuMr qu ss'un was raised ~ 90 what
th" tru~'r = would leo with any surplus remain
iu- alter ad tie d.rgs.tnrs had boom paid on on
IL" ran pro- '-r,'. The trustees. II was
Thought. "pft'ulna,nd di9rhHrging n lnrgn
nuiuDfr = thr l.ios ifor-' claims ~ eighty per
cent. AMI them by gradually working or the
oth' -. n Two years time. T. accumulate a nice
surplus Tor Themselves. Tn" managing com
mitisf. however. adopted yesterday the follow
ing memorandum:
In order io prevent any ni-unicr. inf ne the com
mlcf. 90 90 'iiinu TO hf propositions OF sctemtu pub
h.lci on SYtuiifF would Ike ads ihst anv sur. luz
Dr. po-'f. would teon- fI tho deposit ani would Dee
distributed Htun- them f' rata \. matter oi law. the
tee Wnrid "a" o." r.i 20 rcft any ari oi % opt
What would Dee rc,nf, Go pay legitimate cXirn>rs
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ATLANTA, Ga. sept. 23.-Not ono Of the
three or four military companies pr sent car
ricd the stars and stripes, and the company
nearest the platform bore painted hlun banner
rounded by clouds ANA stars. The othrr COM
pani"s had blue hammers. but ! could not
wer" not nutionai onns. Thr men OF one com,
pnny wore rcd and white ro'kHdrs. the roors nj
the Cunicdrracy. Ihur worr nat oual banners.
thOu-h, uu tine buildings and lngstnils near
by; but thrso young GrurEiA soldiers hnsi-
tate II would seem, To- carry III" nag Of their
the President the symbol Of the rebellion. True.
the very men who marched undcr tina symhoi
upplAudrd the Pro- dr mt whrn he said the old
luz was now their tlaE. hut there s evidently IL
lingering sentiment which makes them unwil-
Ing 10 march unuDr It's folds.
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Father Moneys Death.

Coroner Woltman held an inquest. Yesterday.
in ne ol the Rev Father Mooney The witnesses
described the scene at the accident at PAYERS
who had been repairing Fith avenue, betwern Forty.
seventh Forty eighth streets had torn u the nave
Wcnl tor Hhoui Twelve ieei having an excavation the
de- PIN OF the paving blUcAA The suncs were pird M
around the hirAk and tool cart stood its outer e
l,ri"rt o. Thompson, Deputy Commission Vt ruhnr
Nurks testified ttt the ordinance PROV idug ghl. to
he placed NJ such excavations lArr nrftd those likely
be DANGEROUS 1t hAd been customary to use hghts
whore ohi tn" pavement was turu mp, and NcuNaun
had been made The lury's verdict was that Father
Mooney Killed by being hcridrntdiy thrown from ms
carnage They recommended that the Department OF
Public Work. comply IN iuuro wh the ordinance
lAuon 10 lights and watohMun
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Nrw Y0RK. Monday. Sept. 2i.-Rocclts ~
n'',e' ,,ur,' amt iWdN ~'t' ~ ,nr loads d. ael
h,. mtNu- atuttl al lA0s lor tine week. Hsdst ~ 1-'i
tlr prev nl~ Wttk lIt market NArunt nruNc and
iric- much tnr same rrlurod nn rhun.laN and
lIf it' last lu the trif nuutr ttu d,nIrrs huti
,n4 uh-ou tl"Ni''t amt tir ui.iu-s Wcr, CLOSED nt
tNffA eh ,fs were sul a - & ~ 90 dr,.> ~ 10, tu r
rNt lur 90 suIrtA rrnur 40 ut ini, allil' b.
dies, .tt'i n- .r'Nninu ami m,tum native, sd rl, Q
lu'lD., hhttN, aih' ~ Ms and common uui ordinary
I, >A. N"urdn Hut 'hcruh'c cHtu" tip luad-i ~
n, - a.. i"du o. 9h h- About - it ~t,,r> wen,
tttru lnr rNrot Aud something mare than irpi
Nf u,'d l"i the iul'.n trad" duliug the week. Ihr
hllNN at Ia" samuel BROTHERS. with uAhhnS rsfnnrl
AT s-H.btl wa the exciting tpplc niarkt place
t'luN The nrn WAS especially popular, and their
hluut wAsA surprise TO malurit, oi tie drHlrr4
Recon I, ~ CuN were los head, Wlkius 3. -l2 for
the week, against 2vud lvT Tie previous week Demand
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Mr.. Iiugham's adaptation OF "Michael
Strogon WAS last night presented At the Ly-
ccum Theatre 1t is heavy mclodrama. in
seven parts. the heaviest OF which is per-
formed by Mr.. George Waldron. Tho
scenes are laid in Siberia. and deal with
Russians Tartars and cores pondent
II IN" A@r lmk Herdh correspondent Mr.. T..
H. naltonl. Tho performance WAS chiefly no.
table Tor lis yrhrmcncn aud impetuo.ity. Mrs.
Mabel Jor tan. an exceedingly pretty young
lady, cnurrly innocent of stage craft. played the
part ~ Nadia Eeior
The Walters. who las, week. wore consnicu-
Gus az this house did not appear in thu p'r-
iOrinnncc. nor We're their names upon the bill.
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DR. MCLLER'S PR.iIERs.


The Rev. DR.. George Muller told large
audience IN Plymouth Church last evening
some Interesting iurls in ro.Hlrd to his wonder
iul work in the orphan and charitable institn-
tons at Ashley Downs. Bristol. England. Be-
fore beginning his narrative, the Rev. DR..
Muller made a hri"i prayer asking Gods bless
ing upon the mortus. lie said that during the
forty years in which he had been engaged in
MS phlanthropic work. the Lord had never
failed to answer his prayers for money fray
the EXPENSES Of the institutions. Tho expenses
al ll' pros M time are 1870 per day. In the
beg .nulnE, less than 81 per day was used. At
on. iW', N answer Ia prayer, SJuuO was coin
' ~" tlUm. Sometimes the Rev. DR.. MulcrdId
MOI lhFt enough PROVISIONS OF money ahead to
lfpNnl' IN" n'ht meal Tor hls orphans, and on
on" oHH- un DINNER WAS hail an Hour late; but.
IN every lnslhnf" tho means Tor providing the
nous can" to mad, and tine ciuiIrpn Wrrr' fed
Al length the small houses used lnr theasylum
became too small for the large nunIbrr vi clIl-
dren who cam" to the institution, and "A larger
building WAS urgently n"rlrd. Inr Rev Dr.
Muller prayed again. lie prayed thirty three
days, and on the thirty fourth day 81 900 came.
Whlcil WIS followed by other contributions until
there WAS money enough ~ purchase land and
erect suitable hulllin.s.
WIS not IN lhH least surprlsed," said the
Rev. Dr. Muller, because ! mad faith that the
Lord would provide. | knew that he was able
to. and would'iHke care OF hs creatures. do
not take credit Ia myself Tor the,wOnderlu al work
accomplished. ana am giving TINS narrative
just when his aulience were the most deeply
Interested the speaker WIS obliged to stop OW-
ing Ia the lat"nrss of the hour. lIo Will - ~
HgHln on the same subject IN Plymouth Church
ON Thursday evening.
fA.l .t.fti,t md IN
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Mr.. parsloc and his play, "Ah Sin" find a
temporary resting place at the Grand Opera
House this wock. Tho onst is somewhat changed
from IN" original representation. hut the Go
belly" feature is intact. Next week Mr. MrKrr
Hnukin appears at this house with Tho
pIuit So Hllor which Tia" place settles down to
its regular Uncle Toms Cabin"
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fair at nrmer prices easc y D. for vesls and so<s
for grasscrs and buttcrniik calves
Receipts OF sheen and lambs serday and today
SO loads 1o93s head making 25025 for the week.
against 29Gis for last week Trade fair at former
prices or ~ s5c n for ordinary 70 extra Sheep and
5lss6bsc. for ordinary 10 extra lambs
Receipts NJ hogs were ~ car loads or o,256 head.
making 2sieO Tor the week. against ~ 442 last vsk
Market quiet but frmcr. car load of Ohio Logs sod
alive at close to So q 100 ms Dressed hogs were also
nrmer, with sales at 0t.a7Ac. an.
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BATES-DTCKtNS.-- On Thursday. Sept 10. at Trinity
Church, Newport Il l. hy the Rev. DR. Mag. Mar
gucritc daughter OF E. Btics to Francis ". Dekins.
Lieutenant com uauier, u. Navy.
CLO~E-NOUKllis At the residence Of the brides
parents, on THURSDAY. Sci' ~. ly the Rev Ebert
Clement, Daniel n clos. ut New York TO Gertrude,
daushttre William NOorls OF NNack on-liud-nn,
HANnEN-t OLFS On rlii .itY, sept - by The Rev.
Franklin NOb.c. a. A Hay den 10 hts Elizabeth Coles
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ANo1nnR onIciGo niNN cho>nD.


CHICAGO, Sept. q. The Fidelity Savings
Bank Of thi. c.,y closed lis doors this morning.
notice is post i on the doors thai, nm inlunc-
uon having been served, II receiver will be APP
lli"d for before Ju Se Moore Of the Superior
Court and thr bank viii Ice closed to await the
decision oi tho court Tho petition for the APP
pontment Of receiver alleges thar the OIL ers
have been sacrifring valuable securities in
order 10 realize cash upon them. and that the
hunk s already insolV nj II Is believed TINT
IN" assets VIII bn mu"n larger In proportion
than those If thu State Savings Bank The Inst
nnMri- -rlN .IlLlumLnnl GlNna rs rnsmnrnns.
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MARINE INTELLiGE NCyc.

MINIATURE ALsAsAc-ruts
Sun rises. 81 sun sets. 81 Moon rises 50
HiGH wATpR-TItis
Sandy Hook. 57Gov Island. 46i Hell Gate. II %
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Whether the hair he gray decn, Ing, Park
crs Han Balsam restores the color and lie. Don't ne.
--ALIA L.Lr INN
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BANKING AND FINfNcIiL.

At jouN HiNKLiN0's ~ Broadway. anil u New street,
YOU cam huv or sl H. ~ - So shares ofacve
stock At quotation pri.es.
BLACK BOARD AND 1NDIC ATORS
furnished fNr tie u.r n Du>tlL4trs. All invited TO
make this their n, adj iuartefs
Operations made nsnin., reliable privileges in leu Of
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Roak's Oive I.iuImen, IL n guaranteed euro
for uVufHl-in mi iHccnt., Price. Ok. sold by Drug
gists Depot 30J sth NV. Now YORK
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All lands subject to unpaid taxes In North
bergen Township hudson county. viii he sold unless TIE
taxes pad before the 9Th o. october next
PHILIP DURiEE Collector VI Arrears
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Brain Food, Botanical Extract. strengthens tho
brain. Positive mldy weakened forces and inn
potency Pricc 81. Ar druggists Depot. Aliens rhar-
macy 18TH St LIST New York. Send crc ular.
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Brain Food l. soil iy fIuinut Herald Building;
NnsMeIL MM-.eN. .lln v nn1 h-nalMnl.
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Cool mornings and evenings necossitate
light oyercnats. The great stock OF them is
found in Devlln 4 Co. 3 stores.-Adp.
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Atc1 ander Pope. who died In the year 11if.
ccetracd Tor tie beauty Ot has poems The Misnt
Carpet Emporium. ut Fulton 81 II celebrated for its
beautiful carpets and the low prices iOr which they
selling.
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Busln,ss notltrs.
All Gos

GAFF. FLEISClIMANN cos
COMPRESSED YEAST
The genuine article bears our trade mark and sigma
are, TO which We Invite special attention
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Have Wistars BalAnm OF Wild Cherry alwayH
~ hand Heures cO,ghs and colds mstaDter -4la.
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MfRIiTLD.

The Hest Remedy for children while Teeth
inE Is Mrs MIN-LON.. swimming rNrup