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q Ine 60 sse Mr.: 9rIei Inform d me mat Ne..rs.
iosi the ceriin ate tnreuEn N the presence Of te
i also. az hc .locd oniy one pace from me at that
tine ! dia not fee bound t9 put tns ceritcaies on
Of judge s r5n sa a. ao Me- II IL He vS Sss
Omaha. Mr. Bennger me me on the street in Port
9nd about lsn DAYS pe.lous e. tue meeting ~ ne
sa see NE At ' e. ON Of JIGss strong re-
done IN tiiis electoral uuide must be by oth
an sn a1 wsrd wen, ~. I,f s,rohs once
,na ma SAD mat scert'nei,e as an elec'or was
e dSd "S aud Mr. ss
rl1,n rfes u ne wi,i giye you n,,hins you
with NJ Tden he mgn, tell S, mat he had ~ ilss
TO XVI Tor "p Tsnnd .uds amns e an fa Mr. PS
formed me tuat he supposed the reason he had been
es, one wee 90 not Know We wS" Mr. H foSs
p, @ ssrT mine nrs sS5a aa f@rs .s
nothing about money in bis interview with me.
Toned an" mad no CONVEX on S atom with BsSsr about
pa aa rsseyea mo- from sar e. rely
SNOW OF aDimoad in New YORK thlns he I. banker.
sas despatch, s,sasd srlstew ~" WHEN 5S'" said.
.ndu b,@Uor,aG, that the returns OF OREGON
S iEsr de;i'sa,,Sas rlsSn t asss Saasas
s A. f. s"d e E. iicn .: lis LS betty street new
York, are correspondents, OF the Oregon banKing
money i,r my spsnsss between tend . r. ~ On he
one on New YORK and Caiforni, nanks. III
monds name u mentioned IN the draft on New YORK,
whicl II for k21 o. dd say at FIRST that would not
act as an ecctOr II certificate gwen me-, but
chnngc my mind after looking up the law, aud after
hearing OF the actions OF the south CarOnu. Florida,
anu LOuisans Returning Boards.
4 o Mr.. kernan-I canvas ed the state with Mr.
Watts, and we closed the canvass together ct Portland
khcw Watts was ineligible as an electOr before the
election, out said nOthnz aboutit
W illiam l. Turner, manager OF the Western
Union Telegraph at jacksonville, Oregon, was
the next witness, and IN answer to questions
from Sen tor Morton said he saw a man whom
he supposes was MIR Patrick pass through Jack
sonvllle on the stage on the 18th vi November.
Mr.. khppel lives In Jacksonville. out witness
did not know of Patrick and kippeIs meeting
at chsOnviile.
Mr.. Norton-Do You know Of any dispatches in rcls
cannot uiyulge ANY thng pas Ing on the wire.
Transmitted from New rk 10 Oregon by telegraph
Al now of nothing TIA G IN divulxc.
y. Did a despatch ia ~ gard to DimOnd pass over
your Al .cciiuc answer
@ pii not Dim n Telegraph to Ladd rilton Of
POrt ana to draw $500 min between Nov. - and
the nrst Wedhesday 10 DecemDcr2 Al decline "
answe.
Q.-I ask you'll YOU know ANYTHING In regarI TO an
oer sun ui 81 100 tclegfH phed previously 5000
and irn.n \. {. e L. Tiiipn of New YORK to tnis
sane nrn at POrti4nap A. decline TO answer.
The committee then adj burned.
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THE NrErO crR.fNO.
How the -tenmrr was -ciz'd nv the Cubans
aud itecapiurcd by the -paniard-.

Advices have been received that the
Spanish ste mef Ma vo CuDano hal been recap.
turod 10y the meu.o t-wsr sent to scare for her
Her SEIZURE 10y the Cubans occurred as follows:
Gen. Martinez Campos was anxious that the
Gel brafeI trOcna. Which runs from Naron on
the north coast to JucdTO on the south co 4 u
tho sand. should tie made available Tor a
Limit acro IS which 70 should he impossible for
the uairiot forces to pass from tamaguey into
tue Villas Dept tM~nt. or wee versa l 10 COM
Iltte the work, and for the purpose OF laying a
railroad over It's whole eXtent-aDuut 10 miles
he HDpleI t. den. j vellar for | 20 cnuvic :.
when his requsitiun va, received ia htvhna,
Il haD. ened that there were onls Somo 40 men
In tie chain gang of That CT V, aud Gen. Juveiiar
ordered the nu ubrr required to ne made up
from the PEOPLE VIII had oesn exiled for polIti-
cal offences 10 the Isle Of Pines. These people
are II o~tly Of good cuban families Of Havana,
aud consisted chiefly OF pl me III rcnlut-,
Lawyers, doctors, ard other educated m"u.
" hen tnes were beng transported from
Nurvh G-tOni, the port e the Isle II Pines, to
liataaano. port on the ii ,nd OF CUBA due
south uf Havana. tneN learned the OBJECT Il
their trans, ortation. and seized the vessel.
4 ter capturing ner they steered stwar I. and
abandoned ner 90 the cplst. All rs the Sp III
lands mercy mention tho recap ure OF the yes
sci, ana are silent on the ~ Ject uf her capiors,
ia re- Is little uouot IN & the tier MANAGED -
reafn one OF the many patriot camps IN the
npighbOrnOOd Of tue south coast OF tue island.
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Mr.. Wood Dem, n. Y. presented me-
uor.al from certain merchants aud business
men IA New York cxprossiu. their ~atistacti n
at the action OF Congress IN appointing a JOINT
committee to consider the proper mode OF
counting the electoral vote. aud PRAYING that an
party considerations inay be thrown aside, aud
that unscla.h PATRIOTISM may ghle IA Con-
gfes-ional action In the matter. Read ana re.
ferred To the joint committee on ,ne SUBJ It.
Mr.. Bright Dem, renn) asked leave to intro
duce tin for tue free coinage Of tho silver doll
lar, and for making the same a legal tender. AMI
10 refer It 20 the Committee ON Mines and
Mining.
time = silver dollars containing l2. grains. aud
that no emerge shall be made iui converting
standard silver bullion IN a the coin doll &.
sir. Hewitt Dem. \. ~ q Jected 10 tue ref
erence.
Mr. Knott Dem. XVI Chairman Of the Judi
citry mmlttee. presented the report Of me
committee ON tue admission ot j mes II. Bel
ford as Representative from tue - 't- Of Colo
RADIO. VITA u resoultiln decl ring that Color al B
Is a State in the Uuion, and tn1t Mr.. ief ri
should he admitted IA a Representative.
r.. Hurd Dem. OHiul presented the minority
OF Congress admitting Colorado as : ate.
Is tn report were r.coinmi'ted.
Inc Serge mt u-Arms. Nv direction Of the
Spe Ser. presented at the bar II the II use MIR.
T. ". Barnes. the New orleans manager OF the
Western Union telegraph Company. N custody
~ recu'ant w'tn-ss' he wing refused 10 pro-
ducs b lore the House Investigating Commit, e
certain teiegr .pbic despat hes passing through
tn Il uflce.
A letter having been read from Messra. Ipwery
Ashton, counsel asking Tor uosip in"n-n
Of the hearing until F,idaV next. resolution to
that ere WIS offered by Mr.. Knott. ana it was
adopted. Mr.. Barnes WAS tnerruppn remitted 10
the charge OF the Sereeant-at-Arms.
r. unam Dem, h,J reported lill nXing
the Ices OF c orKs Of Uhited states u stti,t ana
Circuit courts. Passed. Also biii ilxing the
cimpens iton Of United - t"s marsh J. and
deputies. " provides that the compensation of
lnarsnais snail not exceed s5"D per ain AN, and
that Of deputies shall not exceed S. per day
wncn hctu NV engaged, OF sl2D ralnun.
Mr. tonger (k-D., MicnD offered al amend
meni striking out the limitation OF $l,aO as tue
como nsptiOn OF deputies.
No quorum epoearins on the vote for the
anie I'd nent, the bill wsnt over without action.
Tue Speaker appointed MIR. McDil ttrp.,
Iowa 70 hli the vacancy In the committee on
the rights. d ties, md privileges of he House
IN counting the eleclor vote, in place II ar.
Monroe drop, ONO excused. he House then
adj iOurued.
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~ WEDNESDAY. Jan ,. = FLOUR AND MrAr--
S ss,e md w No. pGic saper@S s quot.
staie. &cs t1CSsssy;s3 NsstS spring wheat extras
winter Wheat ana XIX. ssss 90 Mapcso oT
@a,tse' r ann snp9ng extras, %
a. 50 southern sGiepSg eapras. or sGese 4! d.
Com mcal-Wcstcrn. 80 '@s3io Brandy wlnc $3.50
nonr. - 100 Ms. 50 7OoSsi.i0.
d Land upsd b quiet at SsG sIs 90
future deiycr, tne de ins was l.lGc. ssle.; $1,000
ior tc0ruiry is IS ise tor Mirc6 Is Lice for A. Ri
lS.c ~ Nay. and Ia DC for June. Receipts " the
,,Pes5yisIcSs rslk .tea4y. WIN lebong NEE. at
bacon aud cgt me its quei aud nominal Lar opened
sr pn c closed sea aH ss 20 - az s9S,s 1870
ana al 100 40 tor prime Neseni ami for future
ri az for. Te6fSiry. anu 81 TX Or Haren, With
early sale, at higher nxu es Dress hogs easier az
sf@ Il sis 81 Tor 1tari Butter a Al e. s H
Wesl.rn common ,1, to goa ii ~ cnc1ce ss's,c
Ssrs ~ 1se de- n ~ i'SSry W lSs 20
iic skins 4es7c. Egg nrm fresh, 3.a3j,a iiincd,
is-Thsrc wa. rather more doing IN wheat, and
pr,es ;grg nr annexsa VII prces We
tiiie,l,.s Cmeaa, ~ 2. u $50 Il % rel c,ed and
Der so ,iiss 49, Sl e. aS 3 $s 6a am
r. e aad ugre' N Tar demand anu nray he'd Dat IN
llr demand ini fraction Gcaitti 81 900 bush at
s1a42c. for mixed wc.tcrn. including No AZ soa
ielsc; sio, waite ,tie lsog5ic, and mixei d. 40
~ Iadlan cor, slii rrtg ilr W.T. mixea rather
mixed me gllng So ani n nsa'. J.Ap Il; sall mSed
ysoa a Sfl new TO- G1sdl f scs syansra.
JNttflc.; nj nov W, stern mixed 90 $40 90
GROc EHiFs Rio cOn e quiet nrn a. 1Sds3r.
di SOCK At all ports - 4ui2l hlgs 81 2Bu 70
are mere. Mild rra Is ale qui 'i b1t late sales
OF Java amount to 1SNlO iI.s, quu.t .2st
and MaracaiDO at lS.,0c.. huti golf MpssIos dui
AMI unc iahgc Now brc.ls qsotCI ~ a. 5uc Rice
non'n. N lc ab'elee 90 sic. suar was isiin duii,
and quoted lower; fair TO .OOl rHnuily Cibt, "a
ySr les 800 Minds. Frcaeh l.aud 80 ~ ana 2SD
Dtss Chlhi AZ 5'sc. nnel IN " a lest ut llss
llJsc. ior y. aud Al ~ l-l -. ie4 n.ris.
SuNDEIis-Nuval stores were quict ana while spir-
II, urpentluc az 40 a. yC rNsns were stcudy
NJ $3.50 ~ 80 Tor common to good fr u"ed pe'rO-
lcun III snd nofnlis nj 27c for renned In bels ,
and lUc tor crude. IN bulls. Of fffi a.
sni nominally uuchatgcd PfOvBipns 60 Liverpool by
scau, a.. 81. clover seed 4Os cotton b. SAIL gssi
n our to Ola gov ste AN. 3 Oh, by sai to Lon.
don o. led; ernie petrol nm 10 bordeaux, 3d.:
tI.I3. INFLOW dull AZ SA0A4c Tor nrlnl..
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TIRE ~ 4 con MINE.
The Boiler ana Engiuc House aud Eighty-six
Mules IIurncd.

Mules burned.
PoTrsvILIE, Pa, Jan. Son the after
noon OF Monda- la-i 1t was discovered that the
pumpwN le ding from the lower Gangway to
gaugway No. G. 50 called. Of the ~, kens Valley
Company. was on IRE. and shore lime after
watd No. WAS aniIze and soon made unten-
able. me nre continued on its course up the
pumpwav to the main water ginCway, n dis
tancs of 2sJ yaros from the bottom or lower
gangway. and 10y \. VI. had burned its way
~ 'ns the punluway to the surface. a distance Of
4s) yards lrnu the bottom gancwav. setting tho
olii"r aud engine mouse ON Are, tho wuoie II
which was de trlyei IN le.s { AN two hours 50
rapidly did the ire spread that human effort
WAS OF little avail rhe mules IN the nine could
no. he save q.
The culliery was operated by the Lvkens Val
ley COMPANY, out controlled by the Penn-ylv l.
nit Railroad. lac origin of the fire T. amystety.
Reports from the NINE Snv nothing about the
loss Oh human II e. and IL Is probaoi" that all the
miners escaped. ~ numerous openings en- ,bied
them TO do So without trouble. Eighty six head
saved
A despatch from Lykens. Pa, saws: "ihe
stuuNe issuing from tne miucs ~ incrcaSinx
lurl and In some places the mines are caying
psrt the nuding of several mules ~hieh were
rtii alive. oDt thcy found no miners. No estl-
MA Of tue loss cln yet De udd -
I lac only III to stop the IRE now Is to flood
tho mines. Hear eek has pecr turned and Is
flowing into the slope. \ party 81 miner, went
down through tue oid level this morning from
49, Lick Cultry. dist nee u three miles, and
NJ the inside Stature they found tue nlu - hero
HNc. thou. IA tnrN were IN tile to rea, h the out
| she stables. luut ~ men nave been thrown
ont If cmulpNment hN tue nee, ana the dafna- e
done caun d ~ ilfrl IA less time thtn year
he amount 81 l. SIS cannot be estimat ID al
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I)IIfJ.

nFNYSF Suddenly on Jan. = OF Heart disease
Louisa Jane, NiduN of llgut DtuYtc aged 81 years
HE funeral services VIII i1sc place uu tritil, IN,
9TH INST ai the ressruc" OF D. { bOggs, 10 CNutOn
ay. Br Iok va, At L NJ
DOOlEl.-On Wednesday, Jan. 3. MARY Tracy, wife
OF Patrick j. DOOlcy.
the funeral Will take place from the Churc uf -.
John the baptist, corner - NtlouglNy nf LrWle uN
BrOlklln on FRIDAY, la. .. at ~ o'CllD, a NJ.
lIsk ON Tuesday, Jan. Robert Lush IA the 2lth
year Of his age,
RrlatNes aud friends invited ~ cnd ms funera
on FRIDAY, At O'ciOck, from btA West aslh 50.
NcWlllRfER On Jan. l. jane, Biz .rtel, aged
So years.
lne funeral viii ta4e place today atl)A. NJ. from
$40 }1Wtry
a. sgnw paper. plcwe copy
OF AthEN ~ Ill la JcHVY titY, on Iiu /, Abrt
h m GU exc Ibush, agei rs years ana mon h..
Relatives ami friends OF the family, NarCk 10 ige,
40 81, l. ara A. ant Hudson L1dfH, 80. u, l. q.
q. w. % Jersey cry. lNtnd 90 Affru ms funeral
this lmr-dtNl aticrn o', Jan nt o'clock. iron Va.
matthew's Church, 'us,rN st.. Ltr.oN CIV.
ANNtNIRsARY. A solemn lN liiiO Nnss 81 'c g. e-
hatri TO-DAY clan A. M - SfHrhOit thurcl 2Stu
flr the o, ST. OF tho sou Ut IA, rev j Vs. Cummings
y D.. the nr-t pastor. hs I.,hd, are tuyteg TO ue
present.
MCDONALD or CONSUMPTION. llcnu'i Mcdonald.
ssel II YEAR, Smon h. uuu - days lshttr Of JOAN
AMI llrnrieti Mcdonald
Rcla!es and friend ~ inr family nre respcc. tuny
invited 10 aitoni the funeral n BOO lNr parents resi-
drncc $40 West 2ith st. on lhursdH3. m L. at T. ".
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A FULL Ex1MIN INVITED.
Whnt One of the Louisiana Committee SAYS
About the tIectora, Count.

Gen. James IL. Van Alien, one of the gen.
tenen sent to the South BY the President to
see fair paya New Orleans, told the Republi.
can Reform Club, last evening. what he knew
about the Louisiana case. Speaking OF his So
lection by Grant as an electoral umpire hO sid
" Ine Invitation with which the President hon
ored me to go to Louisiana ana report to hi n
the truth about tue election thcr presume
was owing wholly to personal acquaintance I'D
confidence. He knew that am not "A politician,
anu he did me the credit to believe (uerhaps 1 n
That very reason) that n I saw fraud
or outrage on either side would ne very quick
To saw SO. Possibly also my opinion, v ell known
to him. OF the ineni icncy and corruption that
have stained the civil service in the South. and
OF the urgent need Of a reform there, may have
Influenced his choice" In conclusion he sal :
81 invite your patrintic efforts to combine the
honest men OF both parties In a common en-
deavOr TO reach peaceful aud harm onlous set
Element OF the Pre-idential con- rOversy b, such
n fun and fair examination OF tn facts. Let
us discourage spirit OF blind partisnnship. Let
us welc me association with our political oppJ-
nenis in every far Investigations"
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Collapse of u sun that was Evidently started
for Cnmpnisn Purposes.

Tho suit OF Henry W. Brady against
Samuel j. rilden. WIN. Is. Ogden, ana gorge NJ.
bartholomew was dismissed Yesterday bv Judge
Speir, In the Special Term OF the Sutremo Court,
no one appearing for tho plaintiff. The COM
plant alleged that IN March, 1854, Messrs. Brady,
Ogden and rilden made NJ pool to purchase a
comforting interest Ia the stock e the chic ,go
and Galena Union Railroad COMPANY, to console
iDatc IN q ROAD WITH the tulciHp aud North
western II ilro,d COnpany; That Mr. I'll zen
agreed to t,ke AN Interest D." tue pool nf 2Wu
shares, and 80. a., ~, whp managed tue pooi,
'slig tue profits were S2iO 40, when IN r. l.
lty theY were but SA.O.j Iald Mr. Iiden e.. OOJ
more tnan his sh re. Brady, ABOUT int time,
changed his rOukkeeper, he saws. aud the q 4
account remained unclaimed until tao summer
Of lsib, when the mistake was disc ,ycrsd.
MIR. alden made answer that he iyer was in
the pool, did not agree with Brady 10 take any
shares Ia tho uoOl and there never was any u irt-
neishlp or contract between them; that what
ever shares te took were purchased from WIN.
Is. Ogden ami pad for.
SIR. W. W. Niles answered for Mr.. Tilden when
IN case was called YESTERDAY. and no Que nut
ing IN an appearance Tor BRADY, the complaint
was dismissed with 81 500 allowance to defend
ant.
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An TSEM ENTS.

UNION SQUARE THEATRE.-Last night
Miss CT .ra Morris male her re ppearancs as
Mi'S Mutton at the Union square Theatre. Dur
ins her very alarming Illness, Miss X Katherine
Rogers has played the part with great sauaf,c-
ton to rye audiences. The announce 1cnt
that Miss Morris would play last night sum eed
TO crowd the theatre with rer admirers. 80 IN Il
late corners were unpleastntly confronted with
Standing room only" with al her old time
ferv1r Miss Morris enchaned her public. The
ole II Mss Mutton is truly IN emotional pari.
In II this wonderi lily lifiei woman a hieyes a
greater truni ia any sns previousi, won.
Her facial power Ia remark .ble. and the facility
Win which size rains down re e. te r Is .
effective On n r audience as II IL exhausling Of
herself. OF tue piav we have already expressed
most favorable opinions ~ length, ana nothing
further need be said save III 1 the suuport ~
tDiued by John PHSelle, James ON II, j. II.
stOddard, Mrs. wilkins. Miss Jewett ana the
Younger idies was ad air ole. Miss Nation"
will De given every evening this week. except
saturday, and at the matine'. Sat rdhy nigut
the 2sji representation Of Led Asir " witt
pear.nce since she played Hcnricue at the
Br loklNn Inc tire, tie night ~ the Dire :
and Mes , Mon,eomery. Peekes s and Whnen
In the est. Miss Mutton" with Miss Clara Nor
lis to-ni-ht.
BROADWAY TnEATRE.-Mr. Keane is at
tempting rather anuiiiously tue role Of RiD
Van Uinkl at this muse. We Sy "ambl-
uuuslN' because MS high aim seems to be- u
cory with ndeliiy tue world -rrn uwned crrat N
Of J Jefferson. Tine play Of " Kp Van
MnkiD % naa m 'ny excellent aud Il few unple IS
AM pnd-os. but IL l. tOpul,r, and 10 IN audi
cncc Win whom q, sons RlD j. not u tridi-
ton Mr. Ne mes performance must be accept-
abie. he general 81. pnr, Is I ir.
BROoKLYN PHILHARMONIC Tomorrow
at the BrOukNn Academy tde Philharmonic re-
hearsa Will 10 u d, when tn new symphony II
Holman. Andante CantaUlle, o.. " Oi Beetno-
ven. aud the Frame JUICES Overture. by BeTlioz,
wlll he gwen, Miss hDrs y Is the vucd soloist
M ri 4 "a
other solo attraction Will be presented.
LYCEUM.-Mr. Booth offers novelty on
Saturdeb. lie viii play Bcntdich at the maiuee
Next week he paws Lear
WALL,cK s.-Thls is the last week of the
Shau.hrAuu.' Next week, "FOrbidden flult.'
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SIIkJID OUT.


All inquest was hcll by Coroner Crane
OF llItoken on Tuesday IA the oil Tnomns
Ar'hIr II Union Hi, VINO died Of lockjaw hay
In refused to allow tho physician 10 amputate
hl7 toes that had been crushed. The jury re-
tired about II o'clock, and It was evident that
thev could npt agree. a. one OF the Jurors WAS
.'l'r'hlhru !" o. Cos 10 the company by which
-" u"fchsed u dl Was employed. Foreman
'rlrncy, t. bread ana cheese from his
tNr""t-, nd eleven Of tine Jury ue.au 10 n,vu a
me" meal he obstinate iirlr wns not given
M u iho food. IA II " IS the Intention to starye
20 ont and make ain agree. ma Juror sa.,
.nfN--~xA- IneIe !, aud hter hJidlu. out un.
VI % O'Clock nsterddy morning &c sur
u l'r' q, MD riici was agreed npon that
AIlA.. ~ was ~ lOckjaw.
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GiRoD- LL!AMs.-on thursday Doe ~ at The
Church u - Marf Gle Virgin by Dc A. \. T. Mckee
brown. tHwaid -. Leu tiirod 20 nv TON GarGlen
daueh, OF " Hon. Williams OF YORK..
boRION-RkONN On Muudly. Dee -, by tie
Rv. 4. j. ra,nigg. wm II Gonon 20 h4rsh NJ, daush
ter ~ Auram +. Brown. nl OF tins city.
RE ltMoN - OOPfF-O lnursi,y, Dec -. at ne
Church 90 the Beloved Disciple by The ~ l.. o. Fl,gr
y D., Henry Richmond OF Winchester Fns aui 10
M'y Walton daushter 81 the late JOhu Cooper Of sew
NNNDFRRlTT-P PRATT On Mnniav Dec -. by
the Rev. = %. bur hard, D., Con la Nandrrbili &c
city,
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Jersey Guys biggest Job.

The special registry TOR the cleo ion to he held
this month In Jersey city the question OF Road
Board" or 40 Road Boarc, Others the boulevard
scheme farce. Tls ,istry Ia Jersey CRY was
not greater Than single district at ordinary elcc.
u H. ara II j. ihonshi tna The apathy OF the resident,
Will result Ia the building ~ the boulevard Another
OpnOrt unIl " rcgIster VIM be uered ism nsl
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BROADWAY TnrArnr.-Mr Keane is at
omccr. of,he cievclana and Pittsburgh ond.

tLEvELAND Jan. 3.-At the annual mortE-
of ue nocah1 ld,rs 4 the Cleveland ana Pittsburgh
Railroad - tins city TO-DAY, the '".owlng directors
aero r - tea j. n. hcGull ugh aaf H. 4. Jones Of
nr' cur b; Tlamas stott - l'hilA olpnia AuguI
franci- 7. Walker q Sew YORK; II. r. sprinslr =
lmcinn' j " P.lnter, JAS. + CLARK. ana H. H.
Ituii| % cleveland.
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ALBANY, Jan. 3-Gov. Robinson has pardoned
Morris Higgins, n New YORK hack driver. sent TO the
sa" prison for twenty years In 1874 for rape. the
reason mr. Ud Tor his pardon thdt The conviction
was bruughl ahOnl BY perlurod lestImOny.
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Letter, OF administi alton were granted yes
i,r1 unln the personal estate. $4,000. of Cmud, de
Hicuau ltnrr' usha, me "cior who ltrlshrd u the
br0o, yn Ihe.trc sheridan snouh ana A. NJ. Palmer
were DOuuslncn VA the sum ot 5000.
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3usintss 9lohtes.

OVERWHELMINGLY
To THE TRADE:
We beg . inform you That we have this day been
appointed General Agents, IN the uuitcl states aud
Canada. for
"PIrERHEIDsIECK" CHAMPAGNE
AMI
II PIPER co.'s CARTE BLANCHE. SEC"
Soliciting continuance ofy1ur os,ee.ned favor.,
We reiuain
Your obc "a at servants
JOBS osborn, sun a co..
January .. 1871 New York aud M)ntreaI.
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n....., nnd Tll,on NIeelinu a, Iunch.

nous n Y, Jan. 3.-henry Ward lleechcr
l,,iitn.si AT sinas ODtra House tonight Theodore
Ti.0n iortuIed at Oneida, only twelve miles distant.
iney ia UucI At lunch, anu rode IN the same car.
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Probable Murder on -hipbon-.

John ourman ue sqresSs a Ms ," senyrr, a.
.st wi'n .,"m y r. Day, ID not expected 10 re
Iiio ,s The fracture 81 t'e snnc. MS skull I
'rr.n lis assaiaut is n"ld VI cue llpOOken ponce
80 AZ fln
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Mcsrra Kuhn, LO"' Co. invlle proposals for e..
@OOO Cincinnati $50 DJnds the balance OF the sues
auhor1ed y tn Legislature of the state Of ONO "
tue city Cincinnati
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For Bronchial. t-tlimatic. mad Pulmonary
Complaints, BROWNS BRONCHIAL Trio HES man.
Hest remarkable curative properties.
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MiRINE IyTELLi9LNcE.

| MINIATURE ALNANAD-rIts nay.
sun fiscs.. % san scts...,. &C " Don rises 10 40
| man wArfR-lns nay.
sandy HOOK IL IA Gov Island L. O3 Hell Gate I y
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S. kuickrrbocktf, * 'nh4c. New Oicaus Dec g.
- Neptune, Berry. Boston.
IS city OF san AlfrniI, PCnnfnrtOn Galveston
Dee Is. aad Key Wc-- .1'h
s. Isaac Bell. Lawrence. Richmond, Clty Point, and
Nurfo b.
r. Abemarle. Gibbs Loves. Del.
> Magnolia. Dagger. s4NIIuaL
s. tUIrrnlcus, lc.rin. tHp JnurTO De. bahia 9TH
Pcrnamnuc0 oih, ami Para RON.
Afto tIc usuil river lI clI.f wisn fss tff
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Pomcroy'- Tru-.r- are bv fai the best 10 use
Ash our physician. Foncroy Ifu,. Co.. "a, Broadway.
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Cure yonr Cough nv using Mninm Porter's
Cough Basain. lrio', 2b hl, aud 90 tt4ts.
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For resiering GRAY HAIR 10 It's original col.
or faiAcrs llag ibas IA lls no equal
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la Roch efouc ud SAYS. The Generality of
men ~, Ia. nl1niss laiem proper e.. wincl eannrr
the p. Utilities OF tOilot suals. ~, az, m ~,
w ~ hu',, II ~ NV =, pa 70 ia. ul,reet ana,
"," vas ",,..' , "'' som thug far heluud II
us'l s'i 4, & .",s' H - Cuaron anu grown
pNVp's '''AO +" esHS' ''' alD -.iaf.