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The New York herald., 1877-12-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OPpIcRR,
WAsHSGr roS, Dec. ISL A. H.
Indications
For New England and the Middle Atlantic Statos,
rising barometer, colder northeast 10 northwest
winds and clear weather
For Tuesday. in the South Atlantic States, rising
barometer, lowor tern perature, lgnt winds shifting
TO northeast on and generally clear weather
will prevail
For The Gull States, south and winds, station
ary temperature and prossurc clear partly cloudy
weather.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
icys warmer southeast WINDS falling barometer In
crcasng couciness and possibly rain.
For tho lake region. colder northeast, vcering to
warmer cast and southeast winds, rising followed by
falling barometer and clear partly cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, falling baromc.
ter southerly winds, warmer, cloudy, snd possibly
rainy weather. followed AT the northern stations by
rising barometer. cooler northeast winds
Tho rivers will generally fall.
Tho temperature will fall below freezing the Penn
syvana Canal region but will remain above freezing
In Ohio.
Cautionary signals arc ordered for Eastport Port
land Boston, Thatcher's Island, Woods Hole, New
port, New London. Now Haven. New York, Sandy
Hook, Barnegat Atlantic City and Capo May.
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THE M'BRIDE HOMICIDE.

THOMPSON ACQUITTED IN THE BROOKLYN CITY
COURT.
The trial Of william Thompson for tho murder OF
george Mcbride was held In the Brooklyn City Court
Part l. before Judge McCue ani a Jury, yesterday
Tho deceased, who captain OF q canal
boat was shot and instantly killed on Tues
day evening, election day, November o. 1877
About knees OF the unhappy prisoner aud his wife,
gamboled two OF their children. District Attorney
Winchester Brtton appeared for the prosecu-
tion and Colonel Robert Jobnstonc and Charles
J. Patterson Tor tho defendant Mr. Breton
In opening the case, said that botn men
lived In the Twelfth ward and wore Interested
IN tho election OF the andidates for Alderman Ths
man who was kiiicd was larger man than the ac
cused, and both were somewhat under tho influence
OF liquor. Thcy became involved In a politi:aI d,s
cussion, and tho prisoner was knocked down several
t,mes he was a wstehman and his friends who in
terfcrcd told him ho had better 60 away
about hts work. Returning In a fcw minutes
no greeted the deceased and they went away
side BY side In friendly manner They turned the
corner, and lew minutes later pistol shot was
heard, and Mcbride fell TO the ground with pistol
shot wound near the heart The prisoner, who was
acted in sslfdoience. Michael DooIey, la.
borer who had known Mcbride for twon.y
we William S~en Af osn, Gn'sfons .s.s
Shay and james sweeney testified for tho
and Captain Rely oftho Eleventh precinct Detective
DAILY and others called testify 10 tho chx
acIer of Dooiey, by The counsel Tor the defence.
THE PRlsOxER's TESTIMONY
William Thompson, tho prisoner, said that ne had
been employed a. waschman at Woodruff h McLean's
warehouses for four years Ou election night he
talking on tho corner OF Imlay and Commerce
streets, with Owens, VINO had been watch
man there before tho witness, and speak
ing about tho election In the Twelfth
ward. Mcbride came up and said he would "bcat tho
whole face or Of him. the witness took of three
coats which be had on to defend himself Mcbride
knocked him into the guler three times and kicked
HIM. witness thcn said he shad enough and
didn't want any more and tho friends oil the deceased
separated them; he then went down tho dock. and
seeing Welsh. told him that 'if they attacked him
again no would shootn he saw Mcbride coming after
him, and, believing that hc was again going 10 assault
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THE SILVER QUESTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, 1877
At meeting OF the Philadelphia Board OF Trade this
evening Mr.. Allen oGored tho following rcsoutons:-
FIrst-The Philadelphia Board OF Trade Is opposed
to tho passage Of what known as the Bland Silver
bill
Second-Thcy are in favor OF the coinage Of
$50 0OOO 900 o silver under such regulations as the
Secretary OF tho Treasury may prescribe, and that
such coin may be madc legal tender 70 an amount
not exceeding $40.
Thvd-Thov in favor Of the appointment OF
commission as suggested by the resolution OF tho
committee.
,E0usfA-rhat tho above resolutions be referred 70
the COmmNtse on Currency and Banktug,s with In
structions to prepare memorial or memorials to the
Congress- OF ihe United States In accordance thcre-
with.
Tho first resolution was unanimously adopted. The
second amended as to prefer legal tender OF
S. Then the second third and fourth were laid over
until tho next meeting A resolution was adopted
authorizing the secretary 10 send memorial to Con-
gross In accordance with the first resolution.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

George w. Riggs, OF Washington, and franklin B..
Gowen, OF Philadelphia, are at tho Brcvoort D. T..
Corbn, OF South Carolina; Anthony J. Drexel and
Galusha A. Grow, OF Pennsylvania, ana Conmod dorc
4. A. Parker, United States Navy, are at tho Fifh
Avenue. Congressman John IL. Kctcham, OF Dover
Plains N. r., and A. T. SpoGord, OF Massachusetts,
are At the Astor. Miss Clara Norris is at tho New
York. Bank Superintendent Henry l.. Lamb Of Al.
bany, Is at the Westminster. Ex-conarossman l.. d.
Morgan OF aurora, n. T., and 4. d. Blackstone, OF
Chicago, arc az the ST. Nicholas Paymastcr Arthur
Burtis. United States Navy is at tho Giiscy. Con-
grcssman Solomon Bundy. OF oxford. ~ T., Is at tho
s.urtevant Naval Constructor l.. Fernaid, United
States Navy, Is at tho Union Square
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BURIED IN A WE'LL.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

CAMBRIDGE, n. ", Dec II, 1877.
Elijah Warn and another man, named Marshall,
engaged in digging well the tenant premises
of J. j. Gray. on Academy street, in this village to:
day. They had reached depth OF about sixteen icct
Warn being in the bottom OF the well throwing tho
earth upon platform part OF the way up, aud Mar
shall throwing out About twelve o'clock partial
caving OF the earth took place, surrounding Warn up
TO tho and holding him fast in tho bottom OF tho
well. Marshall secured the services Of another man
and commenced tho work OF liberating Warn, but be-
fore he had succeeded another caving of the earth
took place, burying Warn about feet under
ground. A crowd was soon collected and number
OF men went vigorously to work 10 rescue him alive
II possible Tho head Of the buried reached
about half-past one when II found that lite was
extinct and at two o'clock the remains were lifted
out by means OF rope. Warn was about forty-nvo
years OF age, and leaves wife and several children
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trial Of truly republican government with full lib
ety but would keep their engagement with the right
concerning the election OF liio Senators.
no FURTHER PROSECUTION OF Tmg PRESS
The Ministers yesterday informed deputalion from
the Lett that they would Immediately stop the pay
mont OF all fines and suspend all pending proceedings
and sentences for press offences.
wHoLgsALE CHANGES yoaEsuADowED 4
great change in the personnel OF departmental ad
ministratons France is expected. Over forty pre-.
fecis have already resigned.
REPUBLICAN pREYEcr.
NJ Gigot. moderate republican, has been appointed
Prefect OF the police OF Paris
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ITALY
The votc tho Italian Parliament on Saturday was
the question OF the Ministers violating the freedom
and secrecy 0! kilograms but this was mere pretext
for discovering the general discomfort touching
various political and financial questions The
vote stood lS4 for to l62 against the Ministry,
which. deducting ten abstcntons and the Of the
Ministers and secretaries lott majority OF Eve The
Ministers afterward wero actually octeated In the
burcaux question Of electoral REFORM whereupon
they resigned. sisnor Depretis will endeavor
organize the Ministry by bringing IN the leaders OF the
dissatisfied sections.
VATICAN EDITOR IMPRISONED FOR LIBEL
The Appeal Court has sentenced the publisher OF
the Osserpatore Romano the daily organ Of tho vati-
can and clerical party, TO six months imprisonment
for ibeng the ministers Of the Italian Free Church.
PopK TX GETTING BITTER.
The Pope continues to improve.
CARDINALS WANT THE coScLAvE HELD AT TRENT
Some OF tho Cardinals desire to remove the Con-
ciave 10 TrcpI
gpnEMRRAL
The Rome correspondent OF the Times states th0t
tho Pope's recovery is sidercd merely cphemcra
Tho rheumatic pains from which hc suffers arc still
excrucIatpg
MARRY ALFONSO AND HAPPY.
special despatch 10 the Standard from Rome an
nounccs that the Pope has granted disponsation
authorizing the marriage Of the King OF Spain with
the Princess Mercedes.
STOPPING TIE CoLLIERIEs.
have stopped work. The men have brought up their
tools and seem determined to resist the proposed
twelve and a half per cent reduction OF wages.
TAILED poR ALMOST HALF MILLION
Gladstone, Peel Co., formerly Grove & GLADSTONE,
commission merchants ofNo. 81 Clements lane. Z. c,
have failed Their liabilities estimated at $3.50 900
DKRBy's NARROW ESCAPE
While Lord Derby and another gentleman were
driving at Tunbridgc Wells Sunday the horses
attached TO their carriage became frightened and ran
away. The coachman instantly killed, but Lord
Derby and hts companion escaped with q slight
shaking
NEWS FOR THE PUDDLRRa
Tho iron workers IN the largo works at Sheffield
have been notified that another reduction Of wages
will be madc alter the Christmas holidays.
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RIOTERS SENTENCED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

WILKEsBARRE Pa, Dec IL, 1877.
On Saturday eight men convicted In the
County Court hero for participation in the riotous
demonstrations near Scranton IN September last, by
preventing certain employees from running The pumps
In the Briggs shaft. This afternoon the prisoners
were sentenced by Judge Handley. The leader,
Thomas Moran, was ordered TO pay nne oil $500 and
the Of the prosecution and TO serve one
months al hard labor in the state Penc cntary.
Three othors were lined $40 each and condemned to
three months imprisonment In the County jail, and
the balance received small me ana brief imprson-
mont. All havo beon confined In tho County Prison
since their arrest 10 september last. The sentences
caused great excitement among the many friends OF
the prisoners and much surprise.
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GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.

wATKRTowx, N. Y, Dec. IL, 1877.
Court was opened this afternoon at Malone by Judge
Sawyer OF Canton tho absence OF Judge Potter, OF
whitehall
John Dillon, who has been confined for nino months
awaiting trial for the murder Of his athcr-in.law,
pleaded guilty to manslau In tho fourth degree
sentenced 10 eight years and four months 10
State Prison.
Ajury drawn for the trial Of James W oods, the
murderer OF y. Barber, OF Belmont.
Tho Court adjourned until Wednesday next.
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AN INCENDIARY ATTEMPT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. IL 1877.
AT avc o'clock yesterday morning Hughes a. Co .
hardware store Broad street. was discovorcdto bc
Hre. When oxtinsuished It was found to contain
ITO pounds OF powder tnrco different places In The
houso Cotton, saturated with coal OIL was scattered
over the house Seventy -thrce pounds OF powder
In one bulk was within three icet Of where
tho 1rc hot enough to melt a metallic spoon Had
other ono Of the packages OF powder exploded 1t
might have killed members Of tho Fro department..
Tho men we're working IN the rear and front and
In very close proximity to tho Aro. Tho house had
been ignitcd In four places. Tho books Of tho esab
lishment were burned The stock was insured for
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
THE EFFICACY OF PRAYER.

A REMEDY SUGGESTED FOR THE HARD TIMES.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec IL, 1877.
The Phiadeiphia Conference Of Baptist Ministers
held stated meeting this morning, At which The fol-
lowing rather curious resolutions were adopted:-
Whereas country has for than four years been
suffering and industrial which
brought distress all classes hi,
prolonged calamity Is due largely TO moral OF
which go In htoryj ~ selahncss greed gain
public and private dishonesty waste rcckiesSness
general disregard OF the rights OF and the laws OF
Isod therefore.
Resolved, That fitting that humble ourselves
under God In view OF sins aud pray his
interpretation la our behalf
Resolved. That recommend to all brethren to
employ Thursday Of the Week Of Prayer january 10Y
season special humiiaton specification and prayer
fore Almighty God tor the forg OF sins
vvul OF and national righteousness for the
Of the truest wisdom and for she
Of God which alone bring real pros perity.
Resolved That should regard 10 most fitting
President OF the United states should
day Of public prayer IN behalf Of the country.
Resolved That respectfully invite brethren Of all
atons to unite with In securing the observ
OF season vi prayer
Resolved That copy these resolutions be sent the
Mipster OF Presbyterian aud
odst this city, ana that signed by hs
President the secretary Of the conference be trans
mItted to the President OF the United statea
Tho above resolutions wore also adopted at the
Methodist Episcopal Preachers' mcetinc
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A DEFAULTER IN JAIL.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, y. j.. Dec. IL. 1871
Walter +. Bartlett, tho defauitng Tax Receiver,
whose accounts deficient more than S3l ,000 was
surrendered by his bondsmen this evening con-
stable lodged him In the County jail, where he will
remain to await the action OF the Grand Jury. Tho
CITY has suit against his bondsmen for the
full amount oil the detalcaton. They will resist the
suit ground that the Finance Committee OF the
Common Council Is responsible for the deIalcaton In
not having even once examined his accounts during
his terms Of olnce II Is feared that the city will have
great trouble in recovering IL 1t ever Will, the stolen
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KILLED BY THE CARS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j., Dec. II, 1877.
Edward Ganly, aged thirty eight years, was killed
on the railtoad here tonight. He was this morning
released from the State Prison. where he had served
. term. Ho ana friend went on sproe. While in
toxicated they got on q coal train bound for New
York. rhs brakcmen ordered them or, aud Gan!cy,
In attempting to jump down, fell between the cars.
HIS right Ugh leg, lett aud the shoul
der joint we're rlghtfnlly crushed lie was taken 10
the depot where Two physicians cxaminod his inju-
rcs and pronounced them iutaL Ho died shortly
afterward. He SAID he belonged 10 BrooKlyn
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. II, 1871
man was arrested here to-day by Detective John
wrcn on suspicion OF being the murderer Of Charles
Bcldcn, of Gibson, Knox county, III. Belden was
killed while pursuing a burglar. The murderer Of
Belden shot threo Others who werc In pursuit OF
him. The prisoner answers the description 0f The
murderer and gives the name Of Richard Robinson.
authorities
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Algeria, Tor Queenstown and Liver.
pool, will sail from this port on Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close q. tho Post Once at
twelve o'clock NJ.
THr NEw YoKx HERALD-Edsion for Europe-wll
be rcady al half.past eight O'Clock In tue morning
Single copies, in wrappers tor mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
The PARIS EXHIBITION.

OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. II, 1877.
The government are advised that the steamer Now
field, w,th Canadian goods for tho Paris Exhibition
has left Halifax for Havre where NJ. PcrrauIs tho
secretary OF the commission, will bo Ia waiting
them. Thc buildings will be ready for the re-
ception OF goods by The 1st prox
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
TENNESSEE'S DEBT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1871
caucus was held tonight by thrty.sx mcmbers
OF the House who are opposed to tho acceptance Of
the ay cent compromise with six por cent interest,
and agalnst making coupons receivable for taxes.
This lacks two OF constitutional majority, and thev
clam that tho proposition as II now stands Will be
defeated by that branch of the Legislature.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18

rI,HAT COMIC PRiMERl
i ono Df the best bits Of pure fun publishcd
Lsu habIs pictures and buricsoue reading. BY Frank
Bsiew. Aushor OF THAT Chsrmng Evening" Price 80
cents.
CARLEToN's Bookstore under the Fifth Avenue Hotel
VI ny WIFE AND tVuARItEl.LkD.- POEMS BY
w the author OF "Betsey aud Arc Out" Price "a
CAKLEroS's Bookstore, under the Finh Avenue Hotel
1919 MRS. FRANK LEsLiE's BOOK.
FROM GOTHAM TO THE GOLDEN GATE. A chassy
description of recent pleasure trip fro New York
Francisco. by Mira Frank Leslie. With numsrous Hue
trstiona Pricc 81
vARLET0S's Bookstore, sadss the Fnsh Avsass Kstsh
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
ABsCoNDERS ARRESTED.

ST. Jonx, N. B., Dec. II, 1877
Charles f. Cutter. Of Massachusetts, who. with Pot.
ter, of Portland Me-, had building contracts to the
amount OF $50. 900 in this city, and who absconded
with $4,000 Saturday, have boon arrested at Calais
Me-. but IL is doubtful under the Reciprocity Treaty
they can bo brought back.
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

LANCASHIRE, PA, Dec. IL, 1877
James t. Pannell was to-day sentenced 10 be hanged
for the murder OF his wife at Lancaster July 1875
HIS counsel intends to ask the Supreme Court !or an
examining commission to decide as to the murderer's
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

MONTREAL, Dec II, 1877.
In q handicap billiard tournament held here to-
night tho first game was won by W. Jakes, Of Co
bourg, who scored $50 points to s. JaKos' 234 The
second game was won by w. Burloigh, OF Hamilton,
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
CANADIAN FAILURES.

MONTREAL, Dec. IL, 1877.
Donovan Moran, tanners, have failed. Their
liabilities are between s75 600 and 100000 Molson's
bank Is the heaviest creditor.
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RAIN IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IL, 1871
Dispatches from tho interior show that within the
last iorty-esht hours there has been a rainfall ex-
tending over nearly the entire STATE In many places
II has been copious. The weather now indicates
continuance OF tho storm
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours In com
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer a. Hudnurs pharmacy,
HKRALp Buiidng:-
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STRIKING STONECUTTERS.

ST. JoHS, N. b., Dec II, 1877.
number OF stonccutters struck to-day against q
reduction from So to 81 40 per day.
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CALIFORNIA; SENATOR.

SACRAMENTO, Dec II, 1877.
The democratic caucus tonight on the seventh
ballot nominated }. T. Farley Tor United States
Senator. Tue vote stood-Fariey az, Mcdonald Is,
Harer TX.
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EXPLOSION.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa,

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Dec. IL, 1871
Tho boiler In Stewart & Douglass oatmeal manuiac-
tory exploded last night doing damage to the extent
OF $20,0U0.
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DROWNED WHILE SKATING.

MoSrsEAL, Dec. IL. 1877.
Two young men, named Boucher and Constan tine,
wero drowned In the river st st. Eustache on Sun.
uay while skating
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
STRIKE OF LABORERS.

MONTREAL, Dec IL, 1877.
Two thousand laborers the Lachine Canal struck
to-day. They domand 81 instead OF ninety cents per
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE

H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane the sole manufacturers OF genuine Asbes
tos Paints Roofing, Steam Ppc Boiler Covernps, 40
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
HALIFAX. N. s. Dec. IL 1877.

E. G. Davies Co, dealers In railroad supplies,
are nsolvent A writ OF attachment was issued .
against them to-day. Mr. Davies went to England in !
the steamer yesterday.
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AN ARTISTIC SUCCESS AND A POPULAR rRf-
umpb-Ihc KNOX ~ wiutcr style Of gcntemeu's IAr Is
t. ht Of the IL has rival aud
All hence the rush to his stores 2i2 Broadway
IA, Hotel.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18
GREENEBAUM & CO.'S FAILURE.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. IT, 1871
Henry Greencbaum, through his attorney, died in
the United States Court this afternoon voluntary
petition n bankruptcy for himself and Tor the private
bauk Of Horny Grcencbaum & Co. II schedules
tho property of the bank In extenso and shows that
tho total amount OF unsecurod Indebtedness Is
$l06, ,917, with assets much larger, the unsecured
creditors being chiefly citizens OF Chicago.
Henry Greenebaums individual liabilities
$474 5OO ono debt OF S25, 600 due Herman Schan-
ncr. trustee, and is secured by trust deed Tor
$4,000; 5000 Is duo The German Savings Bank,
and $4v, 600 to the German National. There IL also
AN unsecured indebtedness OF over $lU0, 900.
The receiver OF the German Savings Bank reports
foll0ws:-
Duo dcpoblt0rS. Soo0. SSy
Certificates deposit. 4,052
bilis payauie ou,oou
Call loans anu overdralI Observation-Disclosures. 1l,2I5
Total Sa05,2l6
. l., .Qsf wENY AsSkIs
Cash. Observation-Disclosures. 1888
Real estate (cost pri ce) 2S3 020
Bills and accounts receivable. .......... 23l2 207
Collateral loans. 81 800
West Park bonds. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Furniture, safes, de-. Observation-Disclosures. 5265
Total $6l2 625
Tho estimated value OF the assets Is $35T, ,Sl0 pro.
vided imncdiate ana forced sale IS made. Tho re-
COVER thinks that the dcpOstors only would receive
dollar for dollar, but II delay until spring Is had he
believes the stock holders may receive high 0ity
cents ou the dollar.
The New York herald., 1877-12-18

A-BUY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE, 2l4 BROAD
way. Fine SILK Hat, $5 seal sacques sets, Caps aud
M. alt
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Single stone Rings hpe White SO seven stone
Clusters $50 single stone Scarf Pins s3 Jo single
ttono Earrings iox $35 pair single stone studs $2o
pair. The new uypsy Settings. Diamonds epsctxity
sANDifEK's. Gas Broadway. corner Bieccker st.
Established ISl5
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average temperature yesterday. 4o,1
Average temperature for corresponding date last
years.. ....................... l1
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HATS AT FACTORY PRICES --GENTLEMEN'5
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NilE TARIFF POLICY
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