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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-23
THE WAR.

ATTITUDE OF THE ENGLISH PRESS ON TIE
EARLY SESSION OF pARLlAM1 NT--PTAcE AND
WAR IN THE BALANCE.
by CABLE 10 THE HERALD.
LONDON, Dec. %, 1877.
UNFORTUNATE FOR ENGLAND.
The saturday Rerie,o thinks it probable the
House OF Commons may be ked to make an ex-
traorlinary grant Tor military and naval purposes.
The anticipation Of The usual period for the meet
ing OF Parliament is IN some respects unfortunate,
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE TURKS.
The Spectator believes the real meaning OF the
summons OF Parliament is that Loi,l Beaconsied
desires to encourage the Turks TO continue the
struggle in the hope of ultimate British assistance,
and that the Turks will so interpret r.
AN UNPOPULAR PROJECT.
The Spectator thinks that England, when it comes
to the point, viii decline 10 fight for the Turks, who
will at last be compelled 10 purchase peace by
withdrawing to their natural home In Asia
ENGLAND AND EGyPT.
A London despatch To the Edinburgh scotsman
says:-"In influential circles considerable credit Is
attached to the report that the government con-
templltes the purchase OF the Porte's suzeranty
over Egypt
II was mentioned In these dispatches Of the goth
INST. when referring to an intimation the Times
that Parliament would be asked to vote money to
purchase some kind OF further interest in Egypt
that the Knedlve's remaining interest In the Sucz
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Caz.:: ana the Porte's suzcrainty were the only
purchases possible.

Cal.. and the Portes suzcrainty were the only
purchases possible
LOOKS LIKE PEACE.
The Manchester Examiner learns from trust
worthy source that "A manufacturer or military
stores, who had largo orders on hand for both Rus
STA and Turkey, has received notices, canccllIng
bothn II true this indicates conviction OF an
early peace.
oMiSors PREPARATIONS.
The Times OF yesterday, IN its column OF mill
tary ana naval intelligence. says:-"During
the past twelve months ships have been
constantly employed conveying stores TO
Gibraltar and Malta, at each OF which
places there is now q vas. accumulation OF
war material. orders have been received at Wool
wch for the manufacture or sxteen-pounder field
guns. 1t has also been determined that the four
eighty-ton guns for the Inncxible are to be
chambered forthwith thu
THE GAR AT HOME.
The Emperor arrived at st. Petersburg yester-
day morning.
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THE LACHlNE CANAL STRIKE.

MONTREAL, Doc. %, 1871.
The la5orers on the Charcbois section OF the La
chine Canal resumed work this morning, ana have
continued to tho present time without molestatiop.
About one thousand strk held meeting his
ing The leaders delivered addresses OF exceedingly
moderate character, said they had no Wish TO ride
roughshod over the contractors and that they we're
willing TO mako all proper concessions for a settle
meut ana would give zen hours' work Tor 81. mes.
sage received by the meeting from Mcssrs. Whit
ney Boyd stating that they would pay ~ day, but
rcfus ng sign any agreement Tho meeting agreed
10 the terms and instructed tho men 10 resume work
at once A population OF strikers waited on the other
contractors, but up 10 noon no further
tho troubles mad boon effected.
MONTREAL Dec. %. 1871
The workmcn Of section No. 0, who have hitherto
continued work. struck to-day Tor tho terms as
their colaborers.
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STRIKING CEISPINS.

WAGES DISPUTES AMONG THE LYNN SHOE
MAKERS THREATEN A GENERAL sToPPAGE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LyNS, Mass, Dec -, 1877.
The periodical troubles among the shocmakers In
this city have broken out again, and this time
form which threatens to become serious and general
On Thursday there occurred preliminary strike in
L. H. Newha 4 Co. IS shop, ana the Crispins cal ed
conference with this and other manufacturing Arms,
but 1t seems latter tailed respond promptly, ana
the Crispns in took their acIon snuu.
To-day there trouble about wages III shaw Il
Brothers. mandatory. on Market street. and the up
shot has been the ordering OF general strko all
departments OF the concern. There seems to be grew
auces OF some nature in all tho shops and il is more
tnan likely that unless the manufacturers
cessious the Board Of Arbitration oil tho Crispns will
order general strike, thus throwing many thousands
OF men and women out Of employment
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FATE OF THE FRIESLAND.

PROBABLY LOST WITH ALL ON BoARD-A CREW
OF FIFTY BUT NO MISREPRESENTATION
wRECKAGE VISIBLE.
DY CABLE 10 THE HERALD.1
LONDON, Dec. 20 1871
The conviction, which has been growing for
several days, now almost amounts to certainty,
that the Dutch steamer Frlesland, from Java to
Rotterdam, has been lost, with all hands, OF Cape
Finisterre.
FIFTY SOULS on BOARD.
She sailed from Padang, Java, October is, and
passed Gibraltar on December 8. Wreckage has
been sighted, which, there is but little doubt came
from the Frlesland. The crew OF the Fresland
numbered about fifty. She had no passengers
40 PASSENGERS.
1t was at first reported that there were 362 pas
sengers aboard, but these were Malay pilgrims and
were landed at Joddah.
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

WArgErowS, N. Y, Dec. %, 1877.
At Malone this morning Judge Potter charged the
Jury the Woods murder case, and after abscace
OF thirty.0ve minutes they returned verdict OF
equity of murder in the lrst degree" The prisoner
then mndo long speech, claiming that he con-
dcmned before trial, that the trial farce, and
said that he had always thought that he would end hts
days an American prison. The Judge then
fenced hun 10 DC hanged the LIST day Of February,
1873 between tho hours Of eleven ana three O'clock
When the Judge pronounced the worus, ''May God
have mercy upon your soul, Woods replied II nope
He may.n The trial has been very exciting aud the
general sentiment OF the community sustains tho
Dict
large that tho building camc near falling A large
quantity oI plaster Tell anu tho building settled nearly
SIX Inches At end
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Dec -, 1877.
Commander Gilbert C. Witsc is ordered TO cuiy as
equipment officer OF the Navy Yard, New York.
Lieutenant Commander Frank Wildes to special ord.
nance cuty At Cold spring, n Y. Pay Director
James Faton AS inspector OF PROVISIONS and clothing
at the Navy Yard, Marc Island, Cal. Commander
Milton Haxtun IS detached from tue command oi tho
DESPATCH European station, On the reporting oil his
relief and TO home anu report arrival.
Commander +. J. Higginson, from special ordnance
duty at Cold spring, n. Y, and ordered 10 con, nand
tue Despatch, European station Commander Charles
l.. Huntington, IRON equipment duiy at tho Navy
YARD, N. ", aud placed On waiting orders. Lloutcn-
ant b. Is. Ruckingham, from ordnance dcty at tho
Navy Yard, Washington, ana ordered 10 rspor, to
Unnea states Commissioner H. Z. Mccormick Tor
special duty under hts dircc,iop, In connection with
the tAr,s Expos,tion PayHiaster Caspar Schcnck,
inspector provisions and clothing the Navy Yard
Iarc Island, Cal, and ordered 10 scltl0 accounts
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR Department.
OFFICE or THE CH.EY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnlyGToy, Dec. 23--l A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHiEY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-l A. NJ.
Indfcationg
For New England and the Middle Atlantic States,
stationary aud lower pressure, warmer partly cloudy
weather and south 10 east winds the coasts, but
northwest IN tho Interior Of New England.
For Sunday In the South Ataitic States, northeast
10 southeast Winds stationary or hishor temperature
anJ pressure, and rainy followed by clearing weather
For tho Gulf States, south aud east wlads warmer
partly cloudy weather. occasional rams and stationary
barometer
For Tennessee aad the Ohio valley the Upper Mis-.
sssippi and Lower Missouri valleys and tho lake no.
zion, south and east winds, stationary and higher
temperature, stationary and lower prcssurcs cloudy
weather and numerous rains, possibly clearing away
In tho Ohio Valley aud Tennessee and followed oy
collier northwest winds In the Missouri Valley.
rho rivers will generally tall slightly
rhs temperatures continue above freezing IN the
canal regions.
caruonary signals continue at Milwaukee and
Grand Haven.
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- --T--~ - -
REulER'S LIFE SYRUP
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE.

s la. an :s 'so o ss you win ySqn sSs
lave used myse - also my whole family. anu In every
pepsa Indigestion hsadace nausca and Dizziness and
s s"c%n ' "s s the s have
without pain distress and has this wonderful power
as scr .ssna H. Refer any one TO ms who may
wish to learn further about the wonderful effect. Of
grand remedy. am dear y, sr ~ rsspee''n;, yours
20 Liberty st.. New York.
A--slMls son, HArTERS, FULTON AND
New Church and old Post office. Nassau and LibeuyThe
largest AIS rtment OF latest style Ars the city single
at manufacturing prces ali goods marked In plain figures,
strictly one price
Ave WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION or
TO by fsT s"i a'i IS tho ssw Year.
AsroK HOUSE SHOE STORE FINEST HAND
made Gater' and shoes :, kn.lish Walking Shoes ST.
COUGHS AND COLDS YIELD READILY TO
scnsSeN', rrLIosic STRIP, which Is most as,eesbIs
remedy It heal. the soreness ocsens the phcgp sndex
tie patient Tor safe by all druggists
A VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE.-A
wonderful Invention tor repairing ciothns table and bed
Nth every wilson sEWiSa HXcmiSG Sold at 81
aud 80 broadway.
81 FELT HAT 81 90; SILK HATS ABOUT
half broadway prices 10 New church st. up stairs.
A-sUpERloR ASSORTMENT OF FINE WINES.
Liquors "'' '0"'' Jo Il: j. J. sTapf 10 cAamssrsn
A-HoLIDAY HATS FOX GENTLEMEN AT RE-
'@'' !: ERyESwErS "a Nassau u, near Spruce.
A-A-NoT BAD IDEA
Invest your Christmas money N iicke In ihe ROYAL
HAVANA aud secure chance ~ winning 5000 u
dollars. some on. be the lucky AN. aud DO
that one. q ali Al once Taylor CO.. II Wall st.
iosk ihewe known Havana bankers. aud sesue all
sary Information.
BROKEN TOYS
The bold hto boys.
WHO smash their toys
sa s. , i:s Is &c .'ss sa ssh s''
They DO made good MS new.
Another years hacking 70 boar
ntao mirrors smashed,
Or the dishes all crashed,
save the pieces no m alter how sasAl,
FOR the glue u ~ hand,
TLAi Will make them withstand
hitrogiycerine rocksent or balL
save the pieces We say
Aud you'll End II will pay
Tried old ir.ends are much better than new
To thess hard times,
Ven aid Christmas cniines.
70 cultivate SPAL DI>D'S good Glue
sold by all druggists; % cents per bottle.
BUY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE, GA BROAD
way; st,c aud texture unsurpsssed nne stLK iAI s5
genuine Frgs At lowest prices.
COLOGNE EXTRACTS, ODORAToR5, ATOMIZERs
SMELLING boITIts conss and BKrsnrs Tor holiday
ents At HAKiNEfPs Pharmacy. Bible House.
IA. NEwEl.i3S MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
coorvl white Underwear Halt Hose also scarfs.
Ties uoycs aincd aud unneI) Dressing Robes smokng
Jackets vald aud ivory headed Canes 727 broadway
corner waycriey place.
hats AT FACTORY PRICES GESTLENEN'5
holiday style Inc sots Derry aui silk Has. ~ New
Church 81.
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FIRE In BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Md. Dec. % 1871.
Gre broke oat at pier 2, corner OF Pratt and light
streets, tue head OF the basin, shortly before SIX
O'Clock this morning, on the whavcs occupied by the
Richmond aud York River Steamboat line, and the
Ericsson line tPhiladeIphia and Baltimore). As
as can nscerained at present, about two hundred
bales oil cotton, hundred boxes Of sugar. and 1ity
bags OF coffee, and small quantity Of tobacco
and other freight were damaged ny hrc and water,
aud about twenty Two barrels or petroleum were
burned with the sued roofs OF the PIERS The steamer
shirley, lying alongside tnc wharf, was damaged and
hauled oil tn the stream No otLer damage was done
10 tho Shipping Most Of the damage is to lreignt be-
longing to the York River line. he hre originated
tror stoyeppc in tho waichman's house, located on
the wharf
The total loss including damage TO The ~harvcs and
freight IS estimated at from 900 10 $50 900. Tho
steamer surrey Is damaged 81, 900
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ROBBED HIS EMPLOYERS.
FLIGHT OF YOUNG MAN WITH STOLEN
MoNEY-AN ExcELLENT FAMILY DIS
GRAcED.


GRAcED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PorTsTowS, Pa, Dec. %, 1877.
James Flannery clerk In the office OF the Potts
town Iron Company, has mys.eriousiy disappeared
with funds OF that company amounting to $5.3 800 On
Friday afternoon the treasurer OF the company with
number OF assistants. was preparing the funds with
which TO pay the employees to-day, and The money of
each person was counted and placed IN the envelopes
ready Tor tic payment. After this had tcen dono tho
envelopes or packages were put IN satchcl, and this
WIS taken hank aud placed In tie safe TO be ready
for use on Saturday. Young Fiannery, vino time.
Keeper managed to sccrete IN MS pockets before theY
reached tho satche several OF tho largest packages
amounting TO 1900 Hc aftcrward distracted from
the drawer OF the SAFE which lac had access, $500
more making $4,000 IN all
FLIGHT THIEF.
IL has been nsccraincd that Flannery lett Potstown
on Friday evening o! the late trains He bought
tickets Tor Philadep hia hut whether he there
uncertain He Is nearly twentyons years OF age, ana
years.
A BLiGHrED LIFE.
He was a member Of II most excellent family. and
though the young was considered somcwh hat last,
his friends and employers never suspected that he
would be guilty OF such \ criminal deed.
IorNG COMPANION.
He was accompanied in his hight by another young
~ pdytlceps criDltnts.
Detectives arc now the track of tho fugitivcs,
and II Is probable the culprit Will be captured
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BosToN's BUSINESS DEcADENCE.
Ipy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosroN, Dec ~ 1877.
Tho substantial Withdrawal by the Cunard Company
oil the line OF steamships which has boon so long es-
ta0.ished between this city and Liverpool ~ fact
which cmphatically recognizes tho falling on
IN the commerce OF tho ..hub." The Marathon,
which sailed this forenoon, IS not to be folio wed by
another steamer until January 20, aud alter that the
trips win be only monthly and indeed. perhaps less
frequently. The extensive Cuuard docks III East Boz.
Ton are 70 be closed up and all the discharged,
ana tue Clerical force ~ the Offices VIII be reduced
u show
A. u iurthcr evidence OF the business dccaGencc Il
may DC stated that, aside from failures less than
ave heavy Dry goods houses the city have 20 out
OF business within la other branches OF trade
there have also been diminutions rather than In
creascs.
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TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION.

A QUO wARRANTo WRIT ISSUED AGAINST THE
wEsTEEN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. o., 1877.
The application OF Attorney General I,ear. which
was published IN luil In the HERALD tho other day
asking Tor writ Of quo warranto against the West
crn Union Telegraph Company. was granted this morn
inf by Judge rhaycr, IN tho Court OF Common Pleas.
The writ is issued the result OF the argument beard
before the Attorney General as to the alleged viola
lion OF the constitution OF TINS state BY tha consoda
lion OF the Wcstsrn unon with the Aiiantic and Pa.
chc telegraph Company. The writ Is IcturnaDle the
lrst Monday IN January.
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SINGULAR FATALITY.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec -, 1871
A terrible accident occurred this evening at tho
Asy lum street crossing Of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. The cato bars were closed Tor
tho passage OF train, when u runaway horse came
flying down the roadway, and striking one OF the bars
swung it violently around 10 tho sidewalk. Mrs.
James Manuix ana her son james, aged nine received
the iuil blow OF the bar Tho woman had arm
completely shattered and her throat badly gashed SO
that carried to the hospital and her recovery
dcspaired or The Boys SIX ul was crushed resulting
In his death a few minutcs later. Mrs. Maunix Is y
widow and she has has four children living. Tho
gate tender and man passing at The time were also
badly bruised, while, singuary enough the beast that
caused the accident escaped with few scratches only
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THE BLACK HILLS.

DsADwooD ID. T., Dec. 20 1877.
Yesterday the inhabitants OF spearlsh Valley were
startled by a sudden appearance OF large herd or
Indian ponies dashing through the valley. a careful
reconnaissance showed that no attendants were with
III I'm, and rlnchmen and others immediately started
out capture them. Ii Is The opiBion that they be-
long camp oil Sioux located Oh the Belle Fvurcic.
Three companies OF the rhIrd cavary-namey,
Companies A. Is aud F-ut der the command vi Major
Evans arrived here to-day aud proceeded to Ccntcn
nal Prairie, where they went into camp Scouting
expeditions will DO sent out in different directions
deter mine the location OF the lnuians who committed
the depredatlons on the northern routes lately.
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FATAL AFFRAY.

Council BLrvps, Iowa., Dec. o., 1871.
A bloody tragedy was enacted In Washington town.
ship in THIS county on Thursday evening. Ono
William Martin accused OF circulating stories de-
rogatory to the reputation 0! young lady named
Briggs. with the view OF demanding an explanation,
Frank and Caleb Briggs, brothers of tho young lady
started men to call on Martin, but met
Murln ON the way, when the latter, before q word
was spoken, struck Frank Briggs on the Deck with q
kniic severlng the Juguar VEN and gilag him IN.
stautiy. Martin then attacked Caleb Briggs and IN.
Iured MIN severely before tic Others could Interfere
Martin IS s,ii al large. All tho parties TO the affair
arr Young
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THE GREENEBAUM FAILURE.

CHICAGO Dec. %, 1877,
Elias Grccnobaum died his voluntary petition in
bankruptcy to-day. His liabilities $500 600
.! which $l25, 600 Is accoiu mediation paper hcd by
city bankers and guaranteed by good Tho assets
oot up about 1000, but his personal affairs 80
mixed up with those OF tho irm and their banks
these igures no not properly repre- condition.
The three brothers-Henry. David and E,s--are now
~ bankruptcy, and the German National German
Savings and Grcenobaum Go. IS banks are ip
lquldnt0n or IN the hlnds OF receiver.
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WORK SUSPENDED.

HALIFAX, Dec. %, 1871
Work has been stopped on the Nc.aux and Atlantic
Railway, owing 10 Misunderstanding between tho
company and tho local government Thrly-ihTec
thousand dollars Of subsidy due The company from
the government when tho latter refuses TO pay until
the former settles with It's cmpioycs. as tho contract
provides that the subsidy stall be payable only alter
SUCH an amount has actually been expended by tho
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ARREST OF CHURCH ROBBERS.

BUFFALO, Dec. ~, 1877.
Christian Boutz, Joseph Hoffman and John Free
burg, all OF whom have served term In the state
Prison, arrested last night on charge OF having
robbed ST. Bonlface Church, on the l1ih inst, oil
81 $50 worth oi plate, vestmcns, &C. After tho rob-
berry Boutz called Bishop Ryan and tho priest Of
tho robbed church TO negotiate for tue return vi the
stolen property. Boutz mas confessed that he COM
United the robbery. Tho goods have Lecn recovered.
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THE PIrrSBURG RIOTS.

rnifApELpniA Dec. 80, 1877.
SPECIAL despatch from Pittsbarg says the Court OF
Common Pleas to-day granted tho petition Tor a
change OF venue IN tho suits brought against the
county for damages Tor property destroyed during tho
riots OF July last. The arc be transferred TO
Beaver county for trial. Tho petition sets forth the
local prejudice against tho PLANTING right TO
damages which exists IN the county OF Allegheny TO
sucn extent that FAIR trial cannot be had said
county.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTE.

BUFFALO, Dec. %, 1871.
Tho Commercial Adv,tis,v leading republican
newspaper OF Western New York, has nounccd odi.
torialy that 1t Will appear IL new dress on January .
and that IN conformancc the demands OF the tnie.
tho an nual subscription rate viii be reduced iron $40
10 So, making u the cheapest tcI-cOiunn paper III
oil The State.
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. -, 1871
The trial Of John Mnlien for the murder OF his wife
Ellen, was concluded to-day the jury returning a
verdict OF murder IN tho second degree Maiden and
hrs had Deen drinNng Oh The day VI the murder,
and the tiuo OF preparation oil tho deed Maiden
was intoxicated.
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ARREST OF A MAIL EOBBER.

Qriycy, H., Dec. D. 1871.
A special agent OF tho Post ofice Department ar
rested Theodore b. Guenthor hero TO-DAY on charge
OF abslractng four registered letters from the mails
at Kansas Guy No Tho agent Will leave here Tor tho
latter place with his prisoner tonight.
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CANADIAN FAILURE.

MONTREAL, Dec 90, 1877.
The Canada OIL and Soap Company failed to-day
Liabilities, SOC
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RAILWAY SERVICE ARRANGED.

CaAxBLY, Quebec, Dec. %, 1871
Arrangements nave been made by which some time
ncxt week trains will be run on the Montreal, PORT
and and Boston Railway as lar as W est Farnhan.
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THE READING SAVINGS BANK.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20, 1877.
The assgnccs OF the Reading Savings Bank. which
has been adjud2ed bankrupt by the United States
Court, to-day furnished United States Marshal Kcrns
statement which shows the liabilities OF tina, nsti
tuition 70 DO 1854 sos 10, and tho estimated assets
$685. 79s IS, large portion OF the latter beng sup.
posed worthless
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PoTrsvILLE, Pa, Dec. 22, 1877.
George Malcy was crushed to death at the Forest
Vile mines tn Is morning by sudden fall OF coal.
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THE RANDOLPH DISASTER

RANDOLPH, Mass, Dec %, 1871.
Mrs Catherine Ryan, the last Of the SIX victims
smo,hcved by cou gus on the night Of Tho lin inst.
diod this afternoon.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the charges In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty.iour hours In
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer NJ Hudnups pharmacy,
unvafu BulldDR.-
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CLOSED FOR CHRISTMAS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec -, 1871
Tho stock boards have adjourned untli Wednesday
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THE DOMINION. PARLIAMENT.

TORONTO Dec. % 1877.
The Dominion Parliament Lat been summoned 10
meet on January Is, 1875 Tor tho despatch OF busl-
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WHAT DENMAN SAYS ABOUT

II WILL BE BRIGHT AND SHINE IN COLDn
ike the PARTISAN DIAMONDS, Shakespeare might have
added had he these wonderful limitations gen
uine III mond for they vie In briliancy. hardness and
durability with real gems they coated with real
diamond dust on pmrc crystal base. They shine" too
IN pure gold settings OF diamond
styles. and are sold only by RICHARD HUMPHREYS.
Jcwcllcr. $40 Broadway OF 18th st., New Yorx
send for IL ustrated prizes list.