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Collector, lei We 60 out 10 tho stable. have
ordered ibo team Ia harness. and want you to
dry out y n me-"
both soi into IN wa con Tho Genprnl touched
TIC spun Win whip ma on tbcy deited like d
hfd Foi some minutei die President urfrei
his cser in silcncc He SEEMED lost in deep
iiyneh'. a. ilry turned a corner he said.
u, .gE Of H. "a nn s ST tic s, Is az big o.
Cnhlnc' much longer he viii explode. I'm sick
o. 'm AZ NH! y. 90. ,9r nj rcsnaliqn
man. It there IL any danger uf his eNplOsion.
N a. c MR. s T., 7Sf c nv h2Ss o'ss to sct
ff " TrSsJ pHsd sn 'Tt the Conversation
dihui ipon other -vliers. He altcrvarl lefl
tm toh,,or ut tho h,ill, and returned 10 the
toni li,.fi d q irS-l Hoary tlns, and SAL il
sIrltl e''yc ~ E,@f' SaerS m"01en fS
man VOL. and n,'dsd a. decisive tone. E"
slu gsk Tor his rsieiaton u Monday. Bah.
s %, Sdy bs sGG ,Sa faa H. sS;
im ""k + ' ri, mss GfssSc '' NY '"''y "nd
Cd d iecccS Il c s,d Gu, de sas ce GHsSi
ernliy undei stood Chat he had talked die presi-
viii his porlfolio. ond poispousy scattering
h.- iinllur soms Vi reform over ne carpets 81
Ias . Exce1t,lyc TTooms The RESIGNATION came.
Yankee - rat eIn rmed in vain. aud began "
DGrine iho morning hoforehc lctt Washington
mau Dulcigh % Maine, ANIL several Other. gen
Q table III tie Arlington. He paraded around
the room. lus Iou- specimen of rel lrm
M EG ~ petty Rim w. sho. sss hands n5
, me nieerd a., hang 70 the ioyial Colles-
worth a ten-Oular hill 90 see Jewell try To with
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fHtySEffENT rs.


This will hc the last week Of the Twenty
third street French troupe. On Monday next
u. Durand and his company will leave for New
Orleans which is considered TO be still better
patron Of French comedy than New York is.
But II NJ. DuIand has not made much money
during his two months season here. he has
probably not Loaf any. and hus certainly gained
a good dUul In on indirect way. lie was former
ly known merely as ono OF Mr.. Grpus agents
He has now established a good reputation rs
an Independent manager. The public dislike
subscription seasons. hut the small circle 81
Frunch theairc -gocrs who intiuslcl their money
20 ". puranl have received IN return ev9ly-
thing they were promised. This u GOOD deal,
and IT viii certainly help the pHtnstuking md
honest manager in lis future ventures. Ho
leuV' hero n limited, but a thoroughly symyl-
III tic circle ~ patrons.
On saturday last the large audience was kept
ni Tie CNuning in one continuous N OF Taught T.
hy the eritifY lrrr tlmHnrp Of " Tr- Dial los
Roses. md MI those whn understand French
aud suiiur from dyspepsia. should 10 to see
4 y 10 b. repeated "ly gour1l rtQu a."
Both medical end astronomical authorities
qgrcc tint nothing heips digestion 20 much rs u
healthy aiicr-dinn'r Laughter Eyiy ono Of
uine eabai". whlc Mn. Marital. Drlcnc. Cha
runin. and Nile Chaiutte Leblanc display all
tho amount or comic talent which tllc authors
LulHue Grange and Lambert Thihuust could
have expect u 10 soc nuSwLero outside Of the
Iaais Rovu.
Tonight Ion Lnyds cclebrnted comedy.
Due JOB. VIII be performed by the same COM
pany. II il now nearly twonty years -inrc il wHs
first brought cut al The Coincide Francaso, but
II nus mover Ice IA nrUduf ed in America before.
On Thursday Srrion'- Les NicuS Gargons'
VIII he repeated. and the srHsou will close ON
Saturday WITH q tavc feuillCts lie Roman
Vun JeuliO Homme padvrs.n
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Row az "a Church Trial.


WHEATON H.. Dec 1.-THE second sea-
siou NJ the trial OF Mt. i. NJ. Chapman before
the Cont.regr. ioual Church was opened by
prayer. AL outsiders were then excluded. Mr..
Chapman WIS given dive minutes to make "A
statement. He occupied two minutes in maxi
ing proposition T. submit thu cnse 70 n com-
eli. a. he thought he could not have n fair trial
before the church. Mr.. Barne.. made Il motion
70 accept the prepo- lon. which was decided in
the negative Mr.. Chapman then Attempted
TO read Il paper protesting against the
action OF the church IN compelling him
TO defend himself without counsel. but
tho opposing party made II great commo-
ton by calls TO order and stamping Of feet The
Moderator. by the order Of the house. called
Mr.. Chapman to order hut he continued 20
read wherrnpon there ensued n scene u tho
widest CONFUSION. Charlie Ban hard. Henry
Kellogg. and Prof. Els 'her surrounded Chap
man. and President Blanchard ordered him ont
OF the room. but Mr.. Chapman exclaimed that
the man who laid hands on him would 10 It at
his peril, and they did nothing hut make MO-
tons at him. Mr., Chgpman's friends sur
round a him and ordered his nsSa!lant- aWav.
Tue shrrfl and his deputy werc sent for All
tbs uua Mr. Chapman continued 10 y ak.
FINALLY he gave way 10 motion 10 adjourn.
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Miss Anderson played the pant Of Bonca,
last night. in Fasio" Tor the frst time here.
The tragic force O, the young actr, -. her vCho-
mcnl grief aud her no. sonorous dccnmatory
talent wore shown 10 the best advantage in
the weil-known role. Hcre. as in other in
tense parts. hor sNddcn transitions. that
absence Of suhN" pradntions became apparent.
Nor WIS her instinct sufficient TO enable hor
always 10 suit fire action 10 the word. She
slarpcd hcr iorehrad when she said her heart
strings wore hr'c king and .he pressed her
hand upon her leurt when she declared
She. was go,n. mad. Y mus, also br
40 thnt -h orouun "a great deal
uf tine tratiii' val hu-i1 81. of tln lIrt. rut IA
spite Of thrs" things her rerlor'runce Nvae 20
markaDlr thrcugAC' for It's SINCERITY ~ uur-
uo- To- depil, ID +, ..'g- end rs Intensity ~
eNrtcs on. al. iry was the "a o..
and Mss 'nuie EImonsun made her
tho c'loi,.s linbeiia. Mr. Fisk
lrrfaenl IN tragedy with the now and spark
Ing farce OF ii,A and Cox. Ivory Wise X
pt Uncut. hAd .u' h ALL iess was ApDhl nj
IN the genuine cnlo,rIerf ~ ,he niidian"1, Mr..
Mhf,n ana + TX Morris lifting it into the dis :
nay 1i a itft,n az.
To-n.-l' " -- Anderson plays p,u1ulio.
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fININ1I.iL AND COMMERCIAL

MONDAY. Dec. Up. M.-The operations
at the Stock Exchange wero chiefly conspicuous
fur the manipulations Of Lax shore, which
recorded a decline from 81 "a to 5s's under the
influence mainly Of Il selling movement 10y
Spectators who went short of this stock last
week at 59'i@GO ns well ~ those who had
started on an upward turn. hut SUI 'iu'nry
abandoned thcir programme. The sttne nry
II the money market WIS traced to Il pursuance
& The sam. general plan. aud the drop IN
Michigan tcutral from 51A 10 80, On
q limited business with correspond
ing weakness ia the granger Shares. only
movement. In tie general market. nov,
EVER there was positively NOTHING worthy 4
comment, unless we oyoept Ohios, which broke
r cont t. ~, hut subs qurntly recovered IN
s.. Kansas Pacific was = cent hi.'hcr at =;
but New York Central yielded from 1857, to l05,
seller 3. Western Union was FRA t'|ly neg
leeled; hut in Union Pacific tncrc was moro
than the usual business AT decline from 81.
To- o. kumors oi an arnisilc" b,lw"rn fusNil
and Turkey W re cir ulltrd for the purpose Of
inilncnc.ng The mnrk't iayora.ly; 90
Delaware. lnckAwanna and Western, II 75o;
ierred., $500; S. Paul, soi6.; Do. prcfcrrad,
2 900. Kansas Pa'lhr 2AOD, Michigan Central,
25ll; Union Pacific. l3ln, New ior, Central,
300; y 'lowara and Hudson Gnal 22oj;
Illinois Central, 900. Erie, 500; Wabash. 2po;
New Jersey Central, 300. ClN land and Pitt
bursh 500; Alton ana Trrre llhuie. 40; C., Il.
ana Quincy. ls5 For Wayno, ll3i; llaAnlbM
rnl 81. Joseph, $50; Morris and Essex, l0U;
Mariposa preferred. 100; Now dorsey Central,
200; Wabash 200; Adams LAprCss So; and
Ameri an Express. 30.
IN the gold uarNet heavy tone character
i2'd the operations, and the price dropped from
10g's 90 lu3A. Tine dealings. however, were
not specIaily signlll ant.
The tuluNtus were tIr IlIncinAl QunithHas
loan .loa's lo+o a NJ l"-a4 l3 = .... io2'l
In loan; DIG raegs eal for having bala"ees carried
he lui CLEARING. me cola Dcpsrtmcnto' Tho stock
EXCHANGE were ~ 100 10. gold haantts. ~ .i- ami
curfcnCv halauros. SlaffnIs The suh.lr N.uIN lN-
d,rmtu slni 7nO u called bounds AMI pnd out I
tttt.t un tliU IuNlif dthf e1iitN
The laws business AZ the IWted Stacs sui Treasury
Gnld receipts Sihi.4u2 u1t gold payments. u.s..
$40 ~. gold balance slnl 80 $50 2A PERCENT.
SllfHiIlT. IUrucy payments. ti2il 5000 ~; currency
balance. SlutsH Si- - Customs Spit'n"
Lur AMI revenue irNtlftr at Nasuln-fNu odnY
were sHNWn and the customs receipts s2N!Nn Tine
IretHifN also l,eeNtd SJnOOO ia nauunal bank notes
tur real mi ton
from IIu. fn the nrst wcVk m DectnNcr shnWtl tnu.
,lVda' n' - iHll - ~ compared with tc tort-l"lA
iu- trtl.h o lat year
forHgneNchHnge remained quct hut steady atf4 81
aud - ~ ior umc and demand hills respectively
In the money market there WAS stronger tendency
and the rate, Tor call loans were advanced 81 o.
cent Where lsteast lVIoNers sought ensahensuIs w
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CRASHING INro 4 FERRY BOAE
A Lively Scene In the Erst Rivera Ladies'
Cabin Demolished by a schooner.

The schooner David Carrie ran into the
ferry boat Nevada. Of the Roosevelt street line.
yesterday, opposite Cathnrine ferry. The
schooner was under sail and WIS proceeding
up stream alongside Of a barge lowed by a tug.
The schooner was thrown from, her course by
heing struck ~ tho barge and she crashed into
thu t"rrv bort. her h0wsrrit pi'rsi into fh.
i1diH. lnln forward 60 thc wheel 'nu-n Tin re-
W.l- f'lr great - exc. ut M 'Nr @ quart Of an
hour. whit" dc tNo Nes ..l- t,rnlhtl linked to-.
goth n. ihs tux WIS employed o. draw th"u
m-rr-. lufn t-.s.at AL -
ward pdrd ol the ladies cabin lad Dsou demol-
ish"d thn' rlrr 0l the wheel house ~ the f'l-ly
lQat hfd i"cn crushed ~ AMI tnnt the gu trls
hud been torn away. The howSprit NJ the
schooner snapl 4 on al the cuiTutcr. and "a
portion ~ tle iulwlr',- bearing t4c : hoOnnrs
name stuck ia the e. ry bout, Side. Tie
schooner wac tuwed away Tor repairs.
Aftr landing her passengers. the crippled
FERRY boat turned SLOWLY 20 the Is ~ at th- loot
OF broadway. No one WIS injured.
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ANOTHER GIANT DErIL FISH
A Larger spscImen than the One Exhibited In
tho Aquarium.


ST. JOINS, Newfoundland Dec. 7-Since
the capture at Catalina. Trinity Bay. OF the
giganti, cephaopod. which is now attracting
crowds to view il In the New York Aquarium.
another has been east ashore Of still larger
Dimensions. at Lance Cove. Smiths Sound.
about twenty miles further NJ Trinity Bay than
the locality where the former was taken. On
the 2ist Of November, during hi..h tide and 4
high inshore wind, another u hose giant s,iuids
was borne ashore Mt tho locality named nul
grounded on sAingly beach. In its des-
perate Efforts TO escape 1t used lis yphon
or funnel So forciby that tho stream Of
water pouring from IL plOuCh"l NJ trnuch
on the ir'Hrh thirty feet in length and al cnn-d
cradle depth. Soon the retiring tide lett 1t high
p'nce, was among those who collected to view
the monster. amt he carefully measured the
Hfns nnd lody The long tentArl, = lac found 20
longer than tho Catalina sllecimrn; and the
body eleven f. I, or ono foot longer than that II
the former. Ho did not measure tho shorter
arms. but estinint thom ~ lluitscn ioct ana
dos 'rltr~ tn'll u9 hong ~ enormous thickness
nj the shoulder. | drained these ptrticuinr,
from hi- own ms. II was me nrges' -peein Il
yct Oltilu u. and in tur most perfect .oudltl1
Dan knew nothing of tiie vllu" of tn, su mon
pat his few quintals. OF hsh ON board his lifle
N"ss'. and cam" ON her" lcnying thn nis sluid
sea. lie las reurned home. nnd have hoi.
that may vet obtain from him sonie fragments
OF the monster, unless tue s"a mas washed /, AL
away, or hungry dog dew nrcdt. have prom
Is al him q reward Tor the hr0k and head. If yet
undostroyed. or any II the arms
Duii,t has also informed me- that in October
ashore five miles further up Trinity Bay than
Lance Cow, makingthe third giant squid taken
on The north shore of that hay IN thr'' months.
During the three years between 1873 and 1876
only one specimen was seen ON TINS side ui the
keep ont usually in deep wat r. and seldom hui.
the shore. nnloss wh,n forced NJ one OF the
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The eNubcrant L'tta Crahtrcc began an
engagement IN tine Nv Park Theatre Brook
hn. last night in w." ana largo audience
erected her. She WIS supported Us a lair sub
company from Mr. Horny L. Abbey company
Of This city. Tho -prishi'ino-s ~ the little att
ross her uncc.,ii. kicks. brcaAdowns. and the
tortuOus lines he IL .crihed with her polite
PdgsophB Ink had an excellent interpreter III
Air. Ia. Marble
On Thursday. and the rost O. the week. Lolita
Will on~t Naihi.ne gioNe-huigg part Of
NJ setc. Lslde L,wht Ey,s IA The play Of
Illus ett". ar The Mystery of Guild Court"
tni. sim. with his own company. - this week
n has
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porcgo ~ Nassau street snys TINT the richness
of bi- .tuok oil e.nt.mens uum'nn goods is owing to
The tact tnatths is ro season 81 veti,nss lie has on
ha M large md varied assortment NJ fir hce Of FAX ami
sniin. rvroi~,c underwear 0t linen anh sik for IA D
ar .s and Llt fHiou- FIrfp' nl.t shut which is ono
n bus tlrcnluts feif4u -N~ that ts ,tt,n- ii- SHARE
of . HOLIDAY trade bat tuss mot strange H,n Wr rr
sirf that ur"Iui OF 'lt.hl iit eat tnWh Do"
'Hlr nh lrutO.nan uan one oi lhe many AINe'es ds-
l. La. .-IL La l -.IAL--
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John Fltzacrad and james MoKcnnn attond-
Ell Father McNMnaras new church In Water street on
Sunday. ant. while Father \, Namafa was preac hing
McNcrns yelled our, why don't you preach the doc.
times o the Ronan Church and moi always be hlowln,
about Ireland FLsserald then thew prayer hook
Hrros- an, room ~ ~ kcnua AND tiN two ., fn4us
from thoir rrwH. cat intoh mint The police Were cad
M and the two NolU. We're rsd Goo tllc O.h street
ponce stntion and tnrro they srcnt Che mint Jusue
Druy rc'lsrd thDin yesterday mornns nobody appear
nis as complainant
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Nj. Charles Fechter. the eminent actor. APP
pearcd last evening at the Broadway Theatre in
the stirring melodrana Of u nte Criato."
supported hy the fun company Of that house.
He was cordially received. and exhibited no
marx, OF doc ne in his powers 20 move IN as
semhlalse with nervous action and lurid ro-
muutltlem
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ALGeR Or Fcr.isy. INC ~, Addison Amor. seed N
yUal
Tucrr ~ .dr. IA, I'D HAL ,tr rcsfrncc .rai Nnrop
50 Rrletivn ~ n O'Clock
tuNNuLLN At hi, lsic residence. f37 East 9th It,,
f.t a tcnryls. sJu ui tlic lstc Matthew Coi molly
Tho yiniNcl An friends N the tainy, Misc the
b. OF Adams fias- rrinDfF hsOcatou are respect
luly Invited to rtt,d The funetsl on weins STAY us
lNiii iusi. ut clock
DuNb~ In lDrsl} CITY. on Dtc IT. Peter DObls arcd
4" r.ia months ard II davs
Mott et Dc luneI 81 " morrow
DE Bifift IRE IN New York Dec vs. Patllrf vita
o. IA on urnr Ne Russicrre OF Parts sud daIgh Of
u, n. IvllLdsy. Esq. agsJ ~ years
Relatives ana ftrnds requested to attend the I'd
ncrsl strtsts III 81 AIMS Church East i2h st. A. I'D
Oeh,ck a. 81 To ,day next The remains ,vili he de-
ro.r ~ fhe family v,uit nj Ophir Pam white Plains
MCMAHON lon snndaN. Dec. I6 Tea nc 5lcNah IA.
a-nd lealt parish OF Trah county Kerry ireland
Relatives and frtusis Ot the fsmilv sncttuly
Nted 10 ali4na LhI iuei al Ills .deuee. 10
Monroe 81 Hnbukcn J. nj r NJ sharp
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u Staie bond We note sale. u fcnnc s old "
40 -, new, tud new sic al Missouri tx t117 1tiA
anl T. ifarn r. crnsni'at,f, nsS. railniaf sccui.
IL reelected iir trlur. TITO principal transactions
v 'c a'r .ow- = y amt VH'ec, - sinking nind. 90.
=. ~ .uN. NAiuly IS tuueYniutti, llZis Milwaukee
Hd St Pni iNs r. - oAse iivisi,'r IN Naaf See ti
~ F.u unsgitlHf y ynking fund. o. .srt Milwaukee
tini ~ PAU, amt NJ. uivisnn Sos Niiwnua,r amt St
'arl q. ~ h ',c soanl Neth ", stern cor 'otis,cd
ans 81 w. l ~fu-. tuiis triihlD ~. Western ~ iue
pud. toai p; Union re'dn, sinking nind CO.. ei Inns
AMI Iron Monhtniu 1sts. 1n2ie - 'aWac Hd IIuttnn
tssi,rci hgnir ~ io1. Harlem lss 2. coupon. ~ u
ONO Hrl N's-sfNtN consolidated SINKING fund fr-i,.
kar - rncin lnc No 49, ~; fur cedar y snd n I.is
%. ilarfiua aud IT, Joseph - cOnvuritiilo II; Now
YORK nsrai ~ - cN ONE. lpt Buinln Nav York
am Ere ~, iit. inlif 70 do snd Waha-h lists, *
llf il lNfi, llkr 1uufC Dividend bond. 1crii, Net
No" nrd ro lsi~ inT canada southern It's registered
81 &c.. g and = ist- -
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rho HUNDRED CfTs.
Tho Rars Brute. that are 20 bc Exhibited u
the American Mu.eun,

A large multitude surrounded the on
trance Of the New American Museum. at 100
and 100 Bowcry. Yesterday afternoon. In the
window was Il big white pacard. thus:
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RRTFD.


,,ceurrER-ci sBfr.-on Friday. Dec ~. by dc Rev
Henry " Store. Emanuel CruppVT to MAY, daughter a
thr late Low. curie NJ thi- city
IRiiLLN- tl4LEN-In BroUklyn on Thursday ID, G.
~ - Ne rrsNNncc ~ tic bi'scs parents Wv the Rev
Ilroivrr l., Inyler. 10 Edward Triple a. NJ Carrie
daughter o. Ni'i'r = ANc1. f'g., rnUf Brooklyn
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BANNING and rIyiyC1SL.
me WAL srsEEr STOCK ExonANoH


Wall .tlrct. New York
STOCK sYrcators cNcgtr tie urt from the quotations
~ they come out on M indicator and posted on
TIE ~. \, kROARD.
tpNNfSSlNN 1ig UN - SHARES AND OVER
hlfain per cent order. hN mail may h. direct
to tlis IAchunsc. aud executed ~ yer instructions
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srrnrMr Counr-cuAMurRs. No day Gallon,

dar
Nrr-F~f ,'ofNr--i irtrlt-fWi -Nos l-' 25.S. li2a
llai fi's l.2- iH H'tla. 2pJ. @tu Hnil 2ui4. 2Uti
.ni' lu Nl- 80. .n'is 1'l roo. l-2f 49, sos 49,,
't7~ ~. .tH7 25nl l- ltI' llnf. lsa lHr' l2lt .N4
Part II Ans WH. 1ifn 1lh. ha1 l~~il ulT tRI %. H.
sol la2o aN7 l2S 9ln "a! 9ai l2N rl- ~ ~.
ni. ltu 40 l.ii rot i-'G i-Ht rti lli - Nus lsli
Oi7 lr2. ll7s 10 Ho so 71, IN 40, l1lo. 6d' 1o-
C0' 2hfn rt 2.i. 500 ltai uul t2' il0 sas lo1l ~
strfmuu CorW-SrlclAL fn,M.-N1s. ~, I, H. De-
nlurrNr No o.
rtnuh co. W smm.L TfM-rart Nos %, -,
OIL hF. Jtt 500 -,i NaA Nl ft. 10 to 300. f3 ~
~ rart II Nos ~ 49, - 90. Ai7 Nn 77d s.
.si 7ln ot~, az "a Oh huA TX fp7 1908 Pant III -
~. d3l. nil. nj
CoruoN pir,s- Forir, Tspa- day calondqr
innApS fltAsr luAL itnN. -ilrt Adjourned unul
tomorrow. Part lI-Nus llUu. 929, IJluh. liJ7 Ia T.,
1894, is;S. lG70 7fb
MAMNf CurRr- rRiAr rrHu-rau Nos .,sh 2iln.
N'd 37ia alt aff-, 2Sd 1l.h. M 2t2f, tlni 2a1l
So ~, a31s ?. - 10 2,.d 4'7l, a,1s 2!N -"
Nos 2a7 2'is 1915, 2nh3 l4l2, 2l4i 233a 2au. 2lHl
1854 2Jol, 216O 2a67, 1853, 1910
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DIIDRrlcD.

iay NJ pcc1rber. 1877 BY he Hsn. sohn tcdswi :,
li-r ed the superior Court Maigstctta Ilqcraid frar
Edward fitzgerald Divorce limited Csue rruel nd
llIlnlAn I. MINT
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prime collateral Mercantile ncccptnnccs ~ und ouhed
turiir w
uovornmcr bonds althongh rer ttinr only mn averare
bnHts we nrui NJ iHiptUN,d quotations. l0u,vu
'sp's ls",f re- dsurd 6 vi lSsl ho ~ and Z cents
Vuu-tt'lcu tiit CHEF business
Tie follow Ind. wcte tIc r " ciosns ,r.p,.
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Entirely removed lay using Ollifles TGstoloss
D'ri lAN,r C. Lame AMI Wiz Cherry sold BY uIush.sis
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because used Eniott's Oarbolic Snuff. II cures
CsIsyIA ayd pRd breath, fTee - eeDts-.id"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

s Ty'.rrar .ts,SAc-rn, NV
rn DwAnr nm, nav
sandy lIook... ~ ..o,. I,lanu u !, HsiGAto. 81
Arrived NoNr", Dee ~
ssMississirpL rroNcll savannah
- jnhn Din,'u Mssr-o georgetown nc
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RELIGION The HANDMADE OF
SCIENCE.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:--
Tho following prIori propositions presented for
consideration 10 some Of the readers OF the Sunday
HERALo--cspccidy atheists and inddcls-
All force s either spiritual or material, and flows
from the source, the great first cause.-The In
finite God Among the manifestations ot spiritual
force are love- ruth, beauty, goodness and JUSTICE
who OF the manifestations of oria force are heat
light, electricity, motion aud magnetism. The law of
correlation and conservation persistence as Herbert
Spencer prefers it Is alike applicable to spiritual
well as material force. Force is ndcatrucube. The
union OF these two iorces under certain laws consti
tues life, as wc know it, and, consequ their sep
aration death. Wherever we find what we term
animal lite there VIC find viii power. The butterfly
wills its winged course through the summer air and
mornings rosy light Is welcomed by the voluntary
songs OF the thousand various birds which frequent
the groves VIII, thought, word and action arc mani
esatons OF force, cooperative, corrcaiive force.
Evi, sin, are relative terms ike cold, darkness Tho
soul IN trespasses and OF proper relations
with the parent iorcc as the flower away the cold
and darkness Repentance the silent movement Of
the soul back toward tho spiritual force, as the