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MANCHESTER, Dec. Ga Paris despatch
states that delegation of manufacturers called
at Elysee, Wednesday, to present petition to
the President, but failed to see even the secre-
tsry. They were received and bowed out BY an
usher.
LONDON, Dec. GA telegram from Paris
says the negotiations between MacMahon aud
Dufaure resulted in consequence of steps taken
by Senator Baltic, who is probably acting for
the Orleanists.
The Soleil states that Dufaure il willing to
conduct negotiations to the point of forming
ministry, but is unwilling to accept office him
self.
The Figaro names among the possible min
listers M. Baltic as minister of JUSTICE NJ Wad-
dingtou, minister of interior, M. Leon Say as
minister of finance, and NJ. Ceristofile as
minister of puoli, wor g.
MaeWahcn Finally Yields -Resisnatien
of the Cabiwet.
PARIS, Dec. 6.-The French ministry ten
dered their designations at this mornings coun.
Gil and President MacMahon has accepted
them. The following are the conditions on
the ministry shall have entire liberty as to all
official appointments; that the Marshal agree
to bills restricting power 70 declare a state of
siege and modifying press restrictions, and
shall send message to the Chamber guaran-
teeing it against caprcious dissolution
The Marshal accepted these conditions with
much difficulty, at first declaring he would
resign.
He still desires to have the choice of minis
tiers of marine, war and foreign affairs. Du-
fare made no engagement on this point and it
is considered unacceptable. The ministry will
probably not be definitely formed for two days.
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WRECKED Exi.tence.

Other conditions being equal, there is no reason
why healthy man or woman should not enjoy lite;
and it may well be doubted whether adverse fortune
has the power entirely to destr oy the happiness of
one who sleeps soundy and whose digestion is good.
But for the nervous feeble, dyspeptic invalid there
is no comfort in life. His existence is inueed
wretched one. But he should not despair of relief.
That benignant restorative, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters has impaired healthf I'll vigor to many self
supposed ncurabe. 1t Is an uneqraned builder up
of broken down physiques. and is besides
sovereign remedy for dyspe psin nervousness ire
gular habit of body, biliousness anu kidney and
bladder difficulties 1t eliminates from the blood
the acrid element which gives rise to rheumatic
ailments, cheers and relieves the aged and infrm-
and may be used with great advantage by ladies in
feeble health. lis perfect purity also commends it
TO the use OF lnvallds. ec3deodl w&w
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FOREIGN.
The Turco-Russian War.
The Turk. Near Tirnova.

The Turks Near Tirnova.
CoNsTANTIN0PLE, Dec. 6-The Turkish d.
vision under Furad Pasha is three hours march
from Firnova.
Deep senw Around Ezeroum.
Moukhtor Pasba telegrapbs, "The snow
around Ezeroum is three feet deep. The Rus
SLAMS have posted q corps of observation on
the Deve Boyum and quartered the remainder
OF their troops 10 the adjacent villages.
Popkoi Taken by the Turks.
LONDON, Dec 6 "A Rasgrsd special saws
that a Turkish division from Ssruasuflor has
crossed the LON aud taken Popkoi, and now is
m ,rching In the direction of Verboca
xussians Admit the Caplure of EaeBas
LONDON, Dec. GA Russian official des-
patch admits the capture of Elena and saws
that Prince Mirsky beng attacked by 10000 to
10000 Turks, was compelled after stubborn re-
sistance and heavy loss TO fall back first from
Mabren to Elena and then from Elena to a
fortified position at Jackowtz at the head of
the mountain gorge. The Turks renewed the
attack Wednesday morplng, but according TO
the latest aavices which are up to $50 O'Clock
Wednesday evening, the attack has ceased and
Russian reinforcements were arriving.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. GA Turkish divis-
ion from q man Bazaar under Saleh Pasha yes-
terday occupied Kerrova after some cannonad
ing Six battalions Of Russians fearing isols-
ton are retreatiug thence to Tirnova Sulei-
man Pasha's headquarters sre still at Elena,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Hon. John H. BurIeigh Thrown
from a Bridge and Instantly
Killed.
MAINE.

SoUTH BERWICK, dec. 6.-About z
O'Clock this Dorning, Hon. John q.
Burleigh, of South Berwick, ex-member of
CONGRESS- from this district was found lying On
the rocks on the Maine side Of Salmon Falls
river, with one side of his skull crushed in.
Lite had been extinct for number of hours.
Near him was his carriage. a total wreck, and
on the New Hampshire side was his horse up-
injured. Mr.. Bnreigh was last seen alive in
Salmon Falls about s O'Clock last evening,
when he started to ride home In his carriage
The night was very dark and the supposition is
that the horse was frightened on the bridge.
sheered and went through the railing, precipi-
tsting horse, carriage aud driver about twenty
five feet to the rocks below. Mr.. Bareigh's
death was probably instantaneous,
John 81 Burleigh was the fourth son of Will
liam Burlelgh, and was born 10 South Berwick,
October, 1922. His Efather was a LAWYER by
profession and represented this district in the
18th aud 10Th Congresses. He began
life as sailor and rose by successive steps to
be master, and for seven years sailed in this
capacity on foreign voyages. In 1856 he aban-
doned the sea and invested his accumulated
earnings in the Newichawanck wooden mill
10 South Berwick The venture was yery sue
cessful, and in 1859 and 1860 the company was
enabled to build the new mills, which they
have since occupied. Mr.. Burleigh was agent
and treasurer of the company from the start.
He 5000 became, and was at the time of his
death, President of the South Berwick Ma
tional Bank and President of the South Ber-
wick Savings Bank. In 1862, 1864, 1865 and
1872 he represented his town in the Legislature
In 1864 ne was delegate at large to the nation
al convention which nominated Lincoln and
johnson. Having voted against the resolution
adopted by the Maine Legislature censuripg
President johnson Ehe was nominated the
next fall by the Democrats for the State Senate
but declined. In 1872 he was elected Repre-.
sentative 70 .Congressl to succeed Hon. John
Lynch, and was reelected in 1874. He served
on the committees on naval affairs and on ex-
penditures in the Navy Department Mr..
Burleigh leaves widow and five children
three sons and two daughters.
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The Colorado seat.

The House Elections Committee took final
vote on the Colorado case today, and the report
declaring that Patterson tDsm is entitled to
seat was authorized by the votes Of Harris,
Springer, Gambler, Cobb Williams, Turny and
E lis al Democrats Thornburgh, Waite aud
HiscoGk tRepublicans) will present minority
report in favor of BAford and still another re-
port vii, be submitted to the House by Mr.
Cox OF Ohio aking the ground that. there was
no valid election and hence neither party to the
contest should be admitted unless chosen at
new election.
A New Territory.
The House Committee on Territories TODAY
heard e. G. Brearley of the Black Hills coup-
try in advocacy Of the organization of new
territory to include that region to be known as
the Territosy of Lincoln.
Women's National Unsverxily.
The House Committee on Education and
Labor decided TO report adversely upon the
Dill for the establishment of national uniyer-
sity for women in the District OF Columbia,
The Border Raids.
The House COMMITTEE Oh Military Affairs
continued today the exanination of Gen. Ord
IN reference to affairs on the Rio Grande. Lit
tie OF importance was elected 10 addition to.
what he heretofore testified to before the COM
mittee. he, as all the other witnesses VINO
have spoken on the subject, is inclined to give
the Diaz government credit for good Intentions
in regard to preventing cattle raids from Next
co in Texas. He produced an Article from
recent number of the Dario (officiaD of Next
CO. stating that two divisions of 400 men of
the regular army have been despatched to the
Rio Grande frontier under Gems. Trivino and
Cansles, that a third division of 1000 men
would follow and this force would be sufficient
to guard against Indian incursions to Mexico,
as well % against any project o. invasion Of
volunteers from the United States Gen. Ord
doss not think the presence of these Mexican
troops on the frontier would be likely to cause
any collision between the authorities of the
two countries, particularly if any good feeling
is cultivated between the officers. He thinks
the reinforcements nov on their way to Texas
will increase his command to 5000 men, of
which three-ffths will be cavalry, and that
force would be amply sufficient.
Various Matters.
John B. Hawley, the new Assistant Score
tary of the Treasury. had an interview with
Secretary Sherman today. He will not quail
ify.
In the Hnrou Investigation today nothing of
interest was ELECTED and the commission ad-
journed at an esrly hour to attend the funeral
Of Lieut. Palmer.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Funeral of Commander RYAN.

BOSTON. Dec. 6-FuDeral of Geo. j. Ryan, late
commander of the U. s. steamer Huron, at the
cnofcn OF the Immaculate Conception today.
was attended by all the naval officers stationed
here The pail bearers were officers of the q.
>. ship Wabash. and a detachment of sailors
from that vessel bore his body into the church.
AZ The close of the services the funeral cortege
Iormeo ana was escorted to Augustine Gene
terry South Boston, by company of marines
bash. ""
The Sentence of 10y Commuted,
The Executive Council has COMMITTED the
death sentence of Albert Joy to Imprisonment
for life.
MIR. Bewles FaiIisx.
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 6-Mr Bowles does not
suner aud dozes quietly most of the time He
Is emaciating rapidly from faiiure of assimiIa-
ton OF food and grows perceptbly weaker.
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. 6. Sewall Waterhouse, aged 72
years LOslais papers please oopy]
Funeral services this afternoon at O'Clock, at
bis late residence. 26i Cumberland St. Burial from
the residence of H. e. Bradbury, Esq, Hollis. Me-
on Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock.
In this city, Dec. g. Helen j., only child Of James
M. and Nettie Mason. aged year months.
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'ck
at No. 81 Elm street. Burial at convenience of the
family.l
this city, Dec. 6. Alexander T.. oldest son OF Jas
S. and Belle II. Cowie, aged years. New Bruins
wick papers please copy
Funeral services Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
at No. Smith street. Burial convenience of the
tamilyJ
ran, aged so years.
In this city, Dec 9Th Mrs. Honora wife of the late
Michael ID. White, aged 20 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Chicago Cattle uarke,.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-Cattle-receiDts 1900 head ship
ments 1900 head; yards well filled with good Cat
tie; the market is dull except for stocSers and
feeders prices 20 q % lower than Monday; sales OF
steers at 90 q %; butchers Cows at 2 90 q rs;
Bulls 95 q IS; feeders at 8 25 q 5 Isl; Colorado
i'll light supply and slow.
Hogs-recepts IA, 900 head; shipments $500 head
opened strong and active closed weak at q 10 low
err tops brought So; Bostons at As g so; mixei
packing ~ Cg 80; light rs g 4 80.
Sheep-receipts 1900 head; shipments 900; steady
sales at 3 10 q 425.
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For New Enxlausi


NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-United States Judees
DrummoDd and Blodgett at Chicago, having
investigated the arrangements made by which
Jacob Rhem claimed freedom from indictme nt
sno punishment in the whiskey prosecutions.
have decided that the government was in Homer
bonnd to discharge him, and he was according
" d'scharged Tuesday. The claim for m T.
lion dollars against him will drop also.
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LONDON, Dec. 6-12.3O P M.-Consols at So 5-16
TOR money and account.
LONDON, Dec. 6-123O P. M.-American securi-
1es.United States bonds, new S. at 1911: CTS, t09A
1O-4Os, lOSS; Erie 81; New York Central 106
LIVERPOOL, Dec 6-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
active; Middling uplands at GID; do Orleans at 60
sales $4,000 bales including 5000 bales for specua-
ton aud export; receipts 5000 bales, all American.
Futures opened partially 1872 better, but advance
since lost and the market is now weak; December
delivery at 1872; January and February at 1892
Winter Wheat ia lbs cd 9 lis I'd; Spring do los q
is California averages at rs I'd q l2s III club at
Provisions, &c.-Pork 81; Beef 80. Bacon at SO "a
30 6. Lard 43s. Tallow 40s Sd. Cheese at 64s. At
LONDON Taow 80 g.
PARIS, Dec. 6.-Rentes 107 IT,
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inquire into the condition of the insurrection against
the Spanish authorities in Cuba
Messrs Hale of Maine, and Ellsworth of Mich,
objected.
Mr.. Harris of Va, chairman of the Election Com.
mttee, submitted the maj ority report in the Bel
tord Patterron case, declaring that T. Nj Patterson
was elected.
Mr.. Waite OF the committee submitted a minor
ty report declaring j. b. Bedford elected and Mr.
Cox of Ohio, another minority report declaring that
election for Representative of the 45th Congress
had taken place in Colorado, all OF which were or
dered tinted.
Mr.. Waddel, chairman of the COMMITTEES on
Postofces and Post Roads, reported the post route
bill which was passed, and the House at 1.45 ad-
iourned.
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New work Ss~ca awd 1@nsF MARKET
NEW YORK. December 5-Evening.-Money loaned
at a per cent, CALL closing a per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet at 480 @ 481 for sixty
days and 1884 4S4 for demand
Goln opened at 1924, aud closed at 1929, all sales
of the day at these figures; carrying rates at a
per cent. The clearnces were $lS.S5S,000 The Gus
oms receipts to-day $139O00. The treasury
disbursements $75,209 for interest and $47.-
600 for bonds Governments quiet and steady. Rail-
road mortgages generally firm. Stocks unsettled and
irregular during the day and closed firm at near
the highest than lowest rates.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregated $500 shares, including 81 400 shares Lake
Shore. SO $50 shares Lackawanna 81 Western %, $40
shares Western Union, $4,000 shares North Western,
l0S00 shares st Paul. 2l00 shares Michigan Central,
45O0 New York Central.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
Arn me- securitias
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Chinese Imnrigrafinn

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 6.-Gov frwin's mes
ssge GIges the legislature to memorialze Con-
strlct-d Ohioese immigration as an irrenressi HE
Gonn,c1 between Chinese and Californians ia
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ME XHC0,


Lerdo Wiihdraws in Favor Of EscObedo.
HAVANA, Dec. 6.-The steamship City of
Mexico from Vera Cruz brings the following:
City OF MEXICO, Dec 1.
Ex-President Lerdo de Tejada has written
letters stating his intention to withdraw all
pretensions to the Mexican presidency. he in
teGds to retire to France and desires that his
name no longer be used for political purtos
and re ,ommends Gsb. Escobsdo 10 the SUI
irages of bis friends. These professions are
not believed 10 by many of his political sup
porters Various bodies of troops are march
ing towards the frontier,
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MARRIED..

In this city, Dec. g. by Rev. Chas W. Buck Chass
H. Hooper and Miss Annie Cushman, both of Port
land.
In this city, Dec. 5. by Rev. j. F. Morgan, j.. H
Westwoed and Miss Neie Wing of Portland
In Harpswe Nov 2S. by Jos. f. Lawson ESQ.,,
Mard f. johnson and Miss Emira Gardner.
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what She Said.

This is what she said: "'That Husband of Mine
is always bringing home something useful to me,
The other day he brought home a box of SILVER
Wait, for cleaning and whitening my silver ware,
and now wonder how ever got along without it.
much of my time and strength" Jewellers and
Druggists sell it. DENNISON s. CO., Projectors,
Boston,
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MARINE NEWS.
The Missing stea mship,

The Missing Steamship.
LONDON, Dec. 6-The proprietors express
entlre confidence 10 the safety of the ship CITY
Of Berlin, now twelve days out from New York
They think her propeller is probably damaged
by contact with wreckage. They say she may
possibly have something in tow.
The F1nancier says premium at Lloyds for "a
insurance of the City Of Berlin, advanced ten
gulDeas yesterday.
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ITO the Associated Press.

Death of Hon. , ohm T.. Lord.
SoTH BERWICK, Dec. 6-Hon. John p Lord,
on old resident of this town, after short ILL
ness, died at about O'Clock last night, at the
age Of 90. He was the father of the well
known lecturer, DR.. John Lord, of Boston, and
brother of the late ex-President Lord of Dart
mouth College. His funeral will take place
from his late residence on Saturday afternoon
Fire in MitIbridRe.
MAcHIAs, Dec Capt. J. o. Wilson's house,
ell and barn at Milbridge, were burned yester-
day Loss $500. Insured in the Home Of
New York for $780,
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n FIemdssp, U7nrL.~

ELIZABETH. n. j., Dec 6,-Mrs. John Riley
wife OF prominent citizen in the outsk;rfs'
who has frequently brutally beaten an ornhan
girl in her employ, this afternoon 10 fl Of
rage poured pailfnl of scalding water over
the girl, from the effects of which she viii will
probably die. o WIN
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A current paragraph sets down Miss South
resident OF New Haven, rs girl of IA, who
weighs 322 pounds, but the psragraphsr lost an
opportunity which he may never have again
this side of the tomb to say that she is s'Solid
South"
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The pedometer is little dew e which is car
RED In the pockets of pede>tiisns to indicate
the distance walked. There is little device
carried in the pockets of those who ride after
livery teams to indicate the distance ridden.
and one of its names is pocket-book
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The Georgia RIectior

ATLANTA. "a, Dec 6-Further retnrns To-
may ,rGca1e atlanta as the capital by 10 600
nearly the same vote. The homestesJ p.eu py
1877 was adopted by small majority. u
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20 REEesN PORTS,

Hakodadi.
r, Ar at Gibraltar prev to 4th inst, brig Edith Hail.
Ar at Trieste Sd, barque Carrie wyman. New York
ar at valparaiso Oct II. baroue Lizzie Jackson
Warwick, New York; James Pendleton, Gilmore
Rio ,DaneirO.
Ar at Lisbon prey to 4th inst, brig Carrie Puriug-
ton Doane, New York.
ar at Callao Nov z, ship Columbus Bletben from
Chinchas Tor Queenstown, (put in TO repair puup
shaft, and sailed 1Oth.)
HuaDillos.
In port Nov l., ships L Richardson. Palmer, FIN
valparaiso; ar Cd; st Stephen. Douglass, unc.
exander Mcneil, Sproui; Oriental OTIS; Annie Fish.
Hofses; Carrolton, Lewis; and barque a Bean,
Young. all loading.
Sid fm Huanillos prev to Nov s. sbi. G f SARGENT.
In port Nov 5, ship II H NcGilvery Blake; Pre-
mier. McGivery; Edw O'Brien Wallace; P G Blan-
chard, McIDtire; George Adams. Morrison; Jane
Fish Turner; st Lucie, Rivers; Ellen Goodspeed,
Morse; Hagarstown, Whtmore; Louisiana oliver;
J Thompson Hadley, and barque Gen Fairchild,
SID fm Punts de Lobos prev to Nov 5th, ship Harry
Morse; Drumraond, for Europe; Inyincble. Strick-
In port Nov 9Th. ships Oakland, Purineton. for
Hampton Roads; Hercules, Snow; Franconia, Otis;
and Austria Gilmore, leg.
SID I'm Bristol 4th. ship Voyager, Chase for Unit
ed States
Sid I'm Liverpool I'd inst, ship Charlotte W White.
Dyer, Mobile
At Navassa Nov %, sch Mercy T Trupdv Crowley
tor Wilmington 30th
At Hamilton, bermuda, Nov 80, sch 70 Semitic,
Grant. for -, ready.
CID at Halifax 1st. sch Florense Reed, Meservey,
Ar at st john b. 4th inst, sch Island Belle, Simp.
SOD. Boston.
Cid Sd, sch Hattie Ross, o'Malley, New York.
SPOKEN.
Dec |, lat 81 10. Ion "a, sch Mary E Oliver, from
Hayu for New York.
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William Angus of the Canada Paper ca os
Mnntresl has suspended. Liabilities $3.50. O0o
oirect and 100000 indirect These are 10 cor.
nection with the gas lighting company and the
Montreal, Boston & Portland Railroad Co. His
failure does not affect the Canada Paper Co.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Cld 3Oth, sch Mary Lord, Lord
Genoa.
PENSACULA-Cld Both, brig Julia E Haskell
Paine Boston; sch Eddie Huck, Saunders for ln-
dianola.
SAVANNAH-Ar 4th schs Jennie Simmons,
Young Jacksonville for Baltimore; Melissa Wiley,
Wiley Boston,
Cid 4th lnst sch Bessie Dickinson Dickinson, Tor
St John. NIB.
GEORGETOWN, DC-C 3d. sch Orrie V Drisko,
Drisko Alexandria to load tor New York.
BALTIMORE-Ar 4th, sch Abel W Parker, Dean,
New York
Ar 9Th sch Willie Martin, McDufie, Portland.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 4th, schs Charlie g. Willie,
Cousins Vinalhaven: Whitmore, Whitmore, Dix
Island Ada Anes, Adams, Hurricane Island; Helen
Thompson, Bradford. Deer Isle; reaser, Tobin, from
Rondout; JAS Bliss, Hatch Bangor.
Below, schs Arctic, and e % g w Kinds.
CID 4th schs Charlotte Jameson Jameson, st Jago
Palos. Mitchell. Fail River.
NEW YORk-Ar 4h, scbS Helen M Condor, Nc
Carly, Jacksonville; Florence Hail. Dobbin, do;
W Farwell, Lord, Rockand for Baltimore; W II
DeWolf, Baker, Boston for Charleston: Maggie M
Rivers. Rivers. do for Baltimore Kate Clark, Cup
till, Grand Menan; Old Clad, Wiley, and 2 Paine,
Jones, Eastport; Jas Holmes, Ryder, Belfast; Rival,
DuDton. Bath; America, Truworthy, Rockport, Am
Chief, Snow. New Bedford.
Ar 9TH. barque Mary Goodell, Eames, Boston; brig
Manlius. Todd, Cardenas; schs Prospect. Conary,
Miragoane; Winnie Lawlie, Spear, Hillsboro; Phi
lanthropist, Shea, Providence.
Cid Attn, sch Walter VI Young Davis, Jeremie.
Cid 9th, seas Paul Seavey, Young, Para; E De-
Hart, Farnnam, Aux Cages.
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FRIDAY MORNING, DEC 2.

The Philadelphia Bulletin observed novelty
al Miss Won Hil'ern's performances in that
clty-the gait-keeper sat on the platform.
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LIVERPOOL. Ship Bertha-S5,2a9 bush wheat,
II f06 bush peas.
MATANZAS. Brig M A Berry-3s59 box shocks,
1918 shooss and heads, 500 bbls potatoes, bal
bay 70 bags grain, 25 drums fish, 25 boxes fish, 800
cabbages.
CARDENAS. Schr L Cotter-45Oa box shocks
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what is her little aesthetic speciality" is
question asked by one of tho characters In
Mr.. Howelis's "a Counterfeit Presentment."
writer in the Detroit Fres.Press steps to the
front with general reply in one word, which
is, Keramics. with the biggest kind of K
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mRTEOROLOGsOAL.

INDICATIONS Fob THE NEXT rwENry-zouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE GEIiEF SIGNAL.
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec, z. q A. MY
For New Eaxlaua
and the Middle Atlantic States, rising barome-
ter, diminishing northwest to south west winds
colder aud generally clear weather are proba.
BILE.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 6.-The Printing cloths
market is inactive and prices firm at previous
quotations-4c for extra I'll Gas; 81 q 1915 for
standard do; BIC cash for Sc a 6O.