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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY, Dec. ZIP. M.-The speculation
at the Stock Exchange continued devoid Of
| special Significance. In Lake Shore only. were
| the transactions worthy OF comment tho price
at first declining 2 cent to 59i6. and then raj
lying to the early figures after the statement of
the company was made public. The gross earn
ings amounted to t13. 532 800. and the operating
expenses to s9.O23.9j5. The Ashtabua disaster
has thus far cost the company ti93. $40. and the
surplus foots up s33.71i. after the q cent.
dividend nggrcgating s9s9.33O has been de-
Quoted. There was. however. q reaction to
59s. seller 3. in the later dealings. Ohios be-
came act'c after midday and ranged at 9ta@s
@Sis. buyer So In Western Union. the dealings
nero moderate Mt 75'.@75H. seller 8. with
rally. however to rs before the second COLL and
closing at 757s. Michigan Central was y cent.
better ut 81 :. and Erie ranged ut $685.. The
coal shares were practically neglected. and In
the remainder Of the list nothing worthy Of
special remark recorded.
The total number of shares dealt In was II 200,
d Er s' sS5G tt5sS G@Ss
Northwestern. $500; do; preferred. LOGO; Mich
gan Central, 1O2ih Delaware and Hudson
Canal Sli; Kansas Pacific $40; Union Pacific.
425: New York Central 500; Rock island $50;
St Paul. GOO: do. preferred. 7Q0 G.. c. and |.
g. dS2 e. e. and 1907 Fort w JS D9
posa. 100; ohio preferred 100: Pacific Mail,
100; Wabash. 100; Adams Express. 70; and
U. >. Express. ca.
The gold MARKET reflected heavy tone. and
the price declined from 1922 to 1929. with final
transactions mt the lower figures.
The following were the principal quotations
10 A. .iU2h 81 T.. VI .IO2ss 1890 r. iu2s.
The total cearnvs AZ the Gold Department Of the stock
Exchange were tl2 ~ w gold balances a. 1910 and
currency balances. 81 .%D275. The suhTrcasury re.
deemed SesDup IA called bonds and paid out coin
The DAYS bushes. at the United states sub Treasury
was Gold receipts ssi5 5s gold payments s2e225 ~;
gold balance fiu1 ~ ~ 90 currency receipts fi3S.
s5a'2 currency paymcnts. 1855 ~ u. currency bal
ance, <3a21d.T ~ 81 Customs. Sl7uvN
The internal revenue receipts ut WASHINGTON to dav
were sibutDu aud the customs receipts SJ'ntpO The
Treasury also received s0tuO In national bank notes
for redemption.
The imports Of dry goods gold valuation. for the week
ending to-day amounted 10 svIi.Cpd. and SsDsuJ6
marketed
The following Is statement OF gross earnings the
Missouri Kansas aud Texas Railway for the second week
In December. Freight StSnt729 PASSENGER. SlSS2S ~
mail express &C. 81 1904 total S7OJ5 70 correspond
ing period last year S72i5iS2
Foreign exchange continued quiet At 81 80 and 81 SCI
with the selling rates i4ris cent lower.
In the money market the demand call brisk at
= cent hid until near the close. when the
duced TO Prime mercantile acceptenccs ranscd AZ 7
Government bonds rciec ted lair business III 1865 5s
Of 1881. and the ~ cents. but the transactions in the
remainder at the issues were not important
The following were the 8 I. NJ. closing prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22
ALLEGED lHDUc1IoN or A uIlE
why Nicholas Pnnum sued Ills Brother.in-
Law for r%0,OOO Damages.

Nicholas Ptiaum. a grocer. OF Port Jervis. Or
anT county. Y in lsI4 married the sister nt Joseph
frulhcl, a wealthy manufacturing ieWcAcr Ut tuscit,
ami they lived osc thrr until aa May. mllady seized
Mrs Ihaum IN August 1876, which impaired hcr MN 4.
ani seycra physicians were employed 10 treat her In
lr7 fanke visited his sister amt while At the house
accused lhaum o cXcesslNe cruelty 90 her lie insisted
on taking her hack tn New York while rHnum was ub.
sent visit 20 LAWYER his wife and her brother LEFT
the ho-, and went saloon near by where il,v en-.
eurt board FrHnkd engaged u lawyer to sue Hhauu
fur hutifed divorce
Ia ~ weeks he took his sister 10 his residence At a32
Seventeenth street, THIS cts She refused rrtuIu
without ltl uruht', rUu~hL llluu visited her Ia tLs
cts, aud she consented Od.conuuuo the divorce mo-
ctrdngs anu 10 return h0ur or 10 Co sue hospital
treatment ON the next LAY after Phaun visited hcr she
died lie received a telegram Announcing that she was
he buried ut 10 o'clock the neat muruli.. lie had
scarcely time to reach Sew York TO Oo present At tn,
burial
lie leEHn sutafainst Mr. Frank tor 500 700 dnmagos
complaining that by the abduction at hs WIG h. had
been de IIINrd Of her IgVso nee and comfort
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Hc snys that 10 was Not Ills Fauit-Tciiing
How Badly lie Felt Abou, IL.

Mr.. Bcccher told, last night, how he WIS
dragged into the Church. and started on the
road that ended in Plymouth pulpit. In 1927.
he said. spasmodic movement called revival
stru Mount Pleasant. where he was at school.
and ran like fire through the students. H.
thought that he had eot religion. hu, yet It
seemed 10 bee more the pastors notion than his
In four or Ave weeks he had forgotten an about
". am was having az much fun a. ever. He
continued.
Then w9- astouuied 10 got a letter from my
father telling ne that | WAS expected 10 come
down and Join the church with. brother Charles
ou th"l"N sunday Well. IL had been con
arnrrd q be- hung. ! shouldn't have felt worse.
l went down th"re. however. and | had the
r"Eulaion examination. an WAS uronoun ed
t. b" an right. but remember ~ I went down
the aisle on that Sunday how the carpets
dan'od. | wns excited To the bottom OF my
shoes. il wfe pitcous time. had not had n
word OF instruction. | WAS told that | must
make my choice. and | supp,sr | did choose
something. ana got into the Church. II was
not my fault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

FRIDAY. Dee. 2l.-FLouE ASn MEAI.-Trado
innuei oi,st In, r Nh ,,tne rx,f.s comm "" 4 IN
i"n,ani ni s,Vrrti f.,o,.. H., b. j.. .,,l 40 :. ill., :, a.,
anc 81 .SasS IS extra state IS a. s western sfirc
wheat ,,fr,. 1, ..,,l,. 20 x MA \ X L., -
WHIT, ,,,',|f .Str.. = mas, ~ NV -
-. Mimi, sofa Wst.uts a, -, - - ',v sh,nnin,, 49,,
- Il t,ss.i s1,,i.rn ,,, ,,r,i, i,,,,',
SO a. a. south. IN shiriinr cxf-as = pfs5 a. corn
r.sf N,.,,rr a, lsS ,.,,,, 20, ~, nv, a.
s"s ~, 49, siHsHssSS,N NM -" nYS n i
~, Burk wh,nft.nir All. ~ n..-i a. '' o. %
tri''|H v,'r Mi M .-''i,i-'r, ,,vis.A s-d
Advanced ,.>r.nt Tor .w .,rs ~ i,i'o ,,,i,,'I
IL aide sair, 4. h,ic. Funi.,s,l lrI b.t fc,oy, IA
AVA, rlo.,l tr.. rsr, a, ~ i,r t,, Ia .,nh.r ~ i,
Tor January II DC Tor February. sIc Tor Mnren
saL,s Tor future delivery A. - bai,. rints a, th
a., its thts tV a. 10 .nl l.,r tl, w.. i2 hsihnIcs
prnvfsin>s fnrk romans ,iul ,, u,ral AZ az - "a
SRI, IN new mess nnd uturc. lu,, un.ecd, si2 900
az "a ma or t,hrary AMI March and so l,,ati9
81 b., iii i.,l,,ni At raI"r hsr, I'm rr,crs B,c,n
moro r.mi, hri On the i,vnT,b. tnr a, ,l,,',." ~"
n,ornu,i done Cut meats duil rricrs nominal IN Inc
sft Inn .trv .alt,'t .lo.ii.rs M III. ~ In ~ a r
III narkff IorJ I,,,'r a,j mi, -, l,l ,'N t '
Md. 50 t.S an The sui A, = a. 10 ''r He ti't nm,
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INfIDELTTY Discussed.
The Church Arraigncd and its Teaching. De
ciared to he Cnsound.

Mrs. A. H. Adams read before the Man
haitian Liberal Ciubilast evening. q lecture upon
modern nhdolity. She was. she said. reared a
Caivinistic Presbyterian Of the strictcst sort.
Then she read a religious article from THE
Sun. prcfacing II with the rcnurk that It's
brave and manly tone" was an encouraging
f"nturn of IT," illly ir.~e. Sinr-krl What
can h. moro hrn.f.iai fn -us.ofy 'han n is
method 81 enforcing moral teachings The
people 1r' ou'-r0Wiu; fii.-' ogc,t- wi I'd can
hot withstand man rms n. In tho far past
man WIS bound 10y prejudice and rushed hy
superstition. He is now king now light: so
NJ ~ certainly many. ~ our preachers 10 hot
reoogni2e conscience a. dominant or govern
ing influence. Individual responsibility, the
viii and freedom in men 20 settle for thcfns el vts
matters between God and their own hearts Is
what IL wanted. What We want in our churches
Is love Of God and neighbor. not close bound
llIucs ana scots.
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RIdley's.

Ridley. at Grand and Allen streets. has ono oi
the most remarkable bazaars in the country. In the
stock OF Christmas novelties and temptations large
and varied assortment OF china and Bohemian glass
vases and other ornaments, sets Of wedgwood and
French porcelain French and English cut glass In COB
lets fruit bowls aud other table nocessarics; hobby
horses shoe flies. yeiociredcs and scdges dolls Of all
sorts sizes descriptions aud prices both undrossch and
drrSs 81. miniatures vt every well known piece II
chiuerN. fancy boxes baskrtsinn word TOYS uumer
oi- aud various hat would b. impossible 10 ve more
than general idea NJ them. For the tolk,
Shown costume clnaks bonuet and hats with unnAdc
goods and materials tor every article needed in the
Wardrobe. Ridley makes speciality gloves. and
has o The most novel AMI desirable hosiery IN the
tnrktt Al the prices at which the gous held, the
most slender accommodated while the most
oNnctig and instiiiuus suited All holiday buyers
should visit this ned. well appointed and wcllc
O. ted
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State bonds quiet but lower with sales Of Tcnnes
see s at $50 -E' AMI Tennessee Is old. also NJ ~
Railway mortgage. reflected the general quiet the
stock list The principal ransac tons were follows
Burlington, Cedar Rapid. aud y lists. %. che. l.
and Pacific rs 1917 in-7s Nil and $, ~ lists 49,
Nil ami II i con sinking Iuud H4s Norris and Essex
ISIS ilhi, Del and Ilud REGISTERED bonds 1901 100
81. iod,, Bon Y ani Erie i.t-. igle no.. Han.
ami - Joseph -, con. ~ 4s-'s y central Is. s<7
lnt North Missouri lists iur, = e. e and lists iU,.
Mchi-am central - sinking fund no Pittsburgh Fort
preferred. -i Toledo and Wabash i~ts iin Tocdo and
Wabash lss. coupon, iui Toledo and ahash Ids.
November. l-49 coupon. 100 tnleua and chicago lists
lp5 Lehish AM Nikcshtrre consolidated 7is Chicago
AMI Northwestern consolidated coupon gold huui- ~;
Great Western DE. y. Gcat Western -t-. 49,
pom. p~ei"''s Michigan Soufhe- siuking fund bonds
ITO. fntihc Railroad O Missouri lsf W last loinr--
ser, Virginia and Georgia lists " Central raeinc Isis.
california ana Oregon branch. -. Milwaukee and -
Pau. l. ami NJ. dNt ~.
The opening highest lowest. and + ". closing nrcos
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Keep's Dress Shirta.

Mr.. Birmingham uniolded. yesterday. ono Of
the wcknown Keeps partly made dress shirts. at 62a
Broadway, and said The body OF the hes, VAN.
sua and the bosom Of tweutyone hundredths Irish
hinn. No starch Is used to CLOS. the article You see y
as It comes the factory" As to hsh and grace IN
the cutting and making shirt excel H. All that l.
necessary 10 nih the shirt IL 20 IN the sleeves and
sroh together the straight seams running downward
both sides wife could easily finish half q lONHn tor
lres,nt TO her husband ana have tho satisiHCt
knowing tIat she made them with her fingers
Halt doAu would cu-t ~ There also night shirts
Ted nannsl and canton flannel underwear that
ces u che apness. aud fneiy AMI durahl, made. The
hrn hasa tuurising umbrella factory auA eel nshans
al 81 and siks az 81 and - 49, oi the best make They
have similar stores at al5 sixth ami AZ Fulton
strett
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22
\ Double Tragedy In Rhode Island.

Providence. Dec. 2l.-Ada Phillips. the
keeper o dircputahe house in Washington street and
Eu-cnc Mucr were found In ted together tins morning
~ supposed DYING condition from pistol shot wounds
Surgeons were called AMI the police took possess NJ
the house The aiir Is somewhat my -t'rtous and the
hnus',cnrr Las Nrtn arrested suspicion know g
more ihAn shc WAL tell The wounded persons out
uuul VI. RETURNING 90 the house iuioNicatcd They
Nuntfol d. ami Nu SAYS he sto TIM woman the hes
AM ih'n shut huis" in the hoad aud sldc nring four
time, revolver was iuund, wrapped IN towel IN a
rlNtt with tour chambers dis. hil -r, IL is proInlr
that waller wounds viii Not rro,o natal
Miller Wa 30 fiisuei fn, afternoon nn the chnrue Of
assault " ih uirnt hul AMI hrld 100 5000 ll
animation INs wnnth Is rtpolt tp Gee t NOR, hoppe
nlcunii4onio n.h hnt iie bail ai remains M her IA, d.
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Kenn. Convicted Of Man.,auvh,er.

Ngw BRUNswIcK. \. ], Dec. 2O.-In tho case
Of ohn kcnna who has hccn trial Tor three DAYS for
the murder oi ls hrnlhcrn law Peter Welsh N Dcans's
ON the 3t OF last september the Jury brought in
vrrict to-night oi mansNugher, accompanied with a
recommendation To- merry Juhuuy Mel>li a i2Nrar.
old SON oi r dcd man, who the only witness u .
annt l"suhel iiat ms mor knocked hi, unr lc down
and lnisc an axe Ia strike INN. and that then uncle
s,,nd km,e from tai e aud STABILIZED hs father IN the
HlwNWUu MS rlsh, ilc wiis ul the dead man. nui
sister ui the prisoner testified That Welsh admitted lis
l.In M Mod lIAl II M nAAI MINT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

There is no humbuS in tho inducements
offered hy nosnton Co. 30 Eighth avcuu, o. pur.
Chase cloaks at their house II Is actually TACT tina,
they have lot Of aIl-woo coAks lon- sacqucs which
they sell AZ ~ - apiece rhesc Of course, rough
money Tile alNNusi beaver cloaNs trimmed with six
ani ffra' which sold y Bo, ninn a c.. ~ cost
tc rtiuntturtf 80 20 make and nav, been selling 400
iietfiass houses JUS winter tor az AID upward WHO.
ever = ~ need ui uli winter cloak II dnahtv.
from the cheapest To tny eostiest. ought
goos ~ thi- house. They hHvr purchased the entire
stocks u two oi the lac-t manufacturers Of this
irN Hnf hence f' sell 40 los than INV cents the
Iaf ti AN'ia.it on, tNHir rIsHks a. h.lf tie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ Z. u ne Ll-ll-- ~
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VI fRRfED.

The Best Remedy for Children while Teeth
Ing h Mrs MINSIOM 5 snntllm. -Nrln.
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strIl.Ing for One Dollar a DIV.

MoSTREAL Dec. 21.-A deputation Of the
susers waited upon Mr. Davis Jr, this morning IN RET.
crenee to settlement lie offered the terms AS
before viz ten cents per hour Tie declined 10
cent less than dollar daV The Government Surerin.
tHndent Canals has made attempt mediate he.
tween te cont uding parties lie has suggested that the
contra tors should ufr ninety cents a daN Tor nine
hours work mp % Feb 10, when the DAYS Wul be loie
enough Tor ten hours work, and wages then ~ be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

Arrtved-FRpAY. Dec. 81
IS Canada. Frang Havrc Dec \ and Plymouth 9th
rs Victoria. Young GLASGOW Dec \, and Moviile 9TH
IS Baluc. Jennings. Liverpool Dec H. and Quee -
town 18TH
IS Regulator. Howe. Wilmington.
ship Nairnsllrc, Ni,cu. Calcutta.
Shn New World. Hammond London
SHIP Bolivia. BinnAv, tiloucc ser.
BARK Brook VILE Barry glasgow.
Rark Lucy Pope. .ould Liverpool
BARK Wuvc. Andersen Liverpool.
Bark Sir Humphrey DayN sherry. Rio Jnneiro
Bris BraNanercn. iunkcr. TcrnainbuCU.
Brig Nnruacs Petersen Dublin.
Rrg Wary Annie. Dunstcrt. Bahia
Schr j Blake M.Aly. Curnwali-, NS.
Schr Ancona. Wasson II John. n r.
Sclr Theresa. Mclrnn. Para
Schr Harris. Hudson Jeremie.
Schr Lady Franklin. olsen Spiris, p I.
AlsOthe usual river anu cDastwse vessei.
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DIED.

NARNS-Ou rhut~itv. Dee 20 Ann. wife Of Henry
EttrS. -. in tho to. var 20. htr age.
Relatives ami fflrNI- requested 10 att nj the fu
neral services AT - Ionu~ frer Episcopal Ihutch sum
T. VI.
CEowE.-N her la'e residence. ila East 18th st,
'ain, nine The beloved wiic of Patrick Grove native
W Drumclin couutv Sligo. ireland
solemn high MAJ, viii be offered Tor the rcposc Of her
>un saturday, tAe --I inst, ate al The Church VI
We immaculate Con eruun. East ian -. Her nternl
viii take place from the church Sunday the sd
INST at > o'clock = she viii bee inferred IN Calvary.
Her friends and relatives respectfully invited 70
attrud
HE,kLER.-on Friday Dec ~. ate7 2d st, BROOKLYN,
T. y. Jsrusha WI" oi liemrv icckcr. aud daughter Il
the late John ANA Mary Van AHlecuiUr4h
Fu'crAl services ON Munia, Dec - az o'clock IRON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

met last evening and approved Mayor Ely's ac-
ton In making charges against the Police Com
missioners.
Charges are to he preferred against the Mayor
in case he removes the Police Commissioners
on the evidence submitted before him.
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HAFFES-HARPER At Fast Norrisan,a. Dec TO- by
the Key William llurNcl IT st Anus Episcopal Church.
EH. Morrissna, ohi Hifrn n Miss Henrietta Harper
~ the bride : residence. no cards
MIIDER-HARkIR --Nn Tuesday. Dec. IA by the
Rev. James king No W Wilder to Virginia e. daugh-
ter ol the late Abel lItrtcr
WTrHINGTON-FLDREbGF On "wednesday. Dec. 49,
IN Binghnmion. ) log tnc Rev Robert iarkc, ID d.,
James II Wilmington san Francisco to Mary A. daugh
ter NJ Iiallnm Ellrrige I-l
DCOck--lill.LMAN-On TUESDAY. Dec. ~. AZ the
residence Of thu brfc Parents $40 East ~it - by the
Rev Thomas u Anderson. u -, tir~curs Noodcock W
jr annette Youngest daughter OF J. lnan al VI tins
rff
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Fatal Explosion OF Dyna mite.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.-By the explosion Of a
dynamite cartridge In tunnel Of the Gunpowder water
Works, IN Baltimore county on Wednesday night, Angus
tbs Daniels colurcd Killed Tuna. Porter danger.
ousv and Michael ONeil and Jerry Ieary slightly in.
nrci The men were drifting in the shaft. aud aoii-
dcuiAy came upon one oi the dynamite cartridges used
m inhNiN former last. hut which mad failed
reason TO explode Ht that time. Daniels clothing was
early Ali torn ilwn his lcr~f, his ~ku0 fuTri
and also nnd leg. lie lived about an hour ami
Tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

Winter is coming, sooner or later. and in
winter wearlns apparel there is nothing comfortable
amt suitable nrs. Extraordinary temptations are ot.
ierci to buyers hV the lou~. # waller att 1877 Rroad
way, ncnr Twtutv NNruth street Ladies seal mum, IRE
quoted 81 ludv- and misses seal caps 40 -. misses
tmuclllIa 81 H. co. uutl and hol. az from 81 $40 and
lur trimmings At a-innlsingy rheup rates To tIn.c
utci at turs would earnestly recommend A visit to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

HARRsoNBURG. Va, Dee. 2l-Gov. Kem-
per Yesterday commuted the sentence of death
in the cnse oi Sila- Morris and Mrs Louisa
Lawson. who were % hr hanged here TODAY as
hrc"erurlr, Ia ia" murder of David q. Lawson
IN II ~. 10 Imnrl-lnmnnt for lIfn.
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The Rev. MIR. o'keefe'. yehemence.

The Rev. J. W. Mcnamara appeared in the
Tomhs Police Court Yesterday and preferred charge
against the Rev Eugene oKceie. The Rev Mr O'Koofe.
who poddes Roman Catholic books, called on the Rev
Mr. Mcnamara 20 sell one or two The two priests got
into dispute religious subjects, and the Rev Nj
kceic' becoming too yoh'ment for his opponent, ne
was arrested Justice Duhy held him IN snn hail To
keep The ltacc. but allowed HIM TO go on promising l.,
would not annoy the Rev Mr.. Mcnamara again.
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Business potlt,s.
From since. Mara.sr.. E-q., or owero, NJ

From simeon Mnrquart E.q.. or Oweso, NJ.
. some years since was attacked with severe and
distressing cough the long continuance which much
alarmed me. Prom What had heard of wIsTAR'S
BAi.SAM OF WILD CiiBRRY concluded to give tnat
preparation trial winch did aud hy its obtained
immediate and permanent rclic Again about i've years
ngu. was taken with ~Nefc hacking cough. accom-
panied with pain In the chest and side tickling In the
throat 6c which 80 reduced my health aud strength
r. to unit for Htc udig 10 my ordinary business
applied To w"llknuwn pins -ciRns ind used their pre-.
scuVtons without ANY p'tccptblc benefit when. after
having hecn confined NV room several months
again had recourse Ia NlSTARs BAf.SAM, and to my
great ov found before Immediate t,n,i aud bot
tbs restored me To- perfect health"
80 cents and 81 q bottle. Sold by all druggists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

EAsToN, Nd, Dec. 20.The Maryland and
Delaware Railroad ~l.d here hy auction to-day by
eN GOV James b. Groom trustee Tor sl 2uu and pnr.
chased o., William Hart OF Boston tor tr huuihndcrs
Tie MArNlund division, with rolling stock, hruusht
$40 DuJ, the Delaware DIVISION $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

Booths Theatre will reopen this evening Miss
Fanny Davenport appearing there Tor short season
Shake earean comedy. opcnnr the role Of Roai in
a You Like Il Twelfth Night" will succeed II ne xt
"Wednesday Miss davenport. daring her season at
IrI.f
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.iMrSE HENIS.
Finh Avenue Theatre.

Nine Modieska makes her debut al the Fifth
Avenue Theatre t. night In "Adr.enne Locouvreur "
The cast OF scrhcs play Will include Miss Helen Tracy
as m, Pruc'S Miss Edmonson AZ ne Dt,hes, Mr. Bur.
rotgl- as uuJd Nirs. Mr.. l. Mo)nc Ne N, Poic. Nr
Mnlcn ~ The AUs. Mr. Couldock as A6ho.no aud Mr.
VI a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

Wnchcstor's llypophosphite Of Limo and
Soda for the cure of c"nsuuItol aui chruu diseases "a
the throat ana lungs; also dt spCpsia dlgr,lnu gene ia
debility Sc Prices - and - per bottle Prepared olis
din ~ '
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In ihe Hands Of "A Receiver.

ST. ALRANs, VT Dee, 2l.-In the matter Of
the appointment OF a receiver for the Misssquo and
clyde River Railroad Judge Powers has given alcci.
iuu And appointed A T.. Folsom receiver Mr. Folsom
issuIeflnlcndent al the Pnsrinnpsic railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

Tlappy tldlnCs for, nervous sufferers, anu
tho~i who have been dnsr, druggvd amt qutckeh Iul
Neruacncrs Electric b. 10 onectVllly cure prenatal,
dehihty. weakness aud decay Bo'N and journal with
information worth thousands free Can or addIo ~- Ful
ernIaslsr GAYalIe CO, ~ Broadway, New YorA -liG
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time last week About IS car oad. were for sale alive
but buyers and sellers apart. and changed
hands except i43 OHIO hogs 1874 ms sold at a. 58L
100 ms CITY dressed hogs 9 shade nrmer ~ sls0skc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

Tho SiudIV Times and NcsSOnp7', under new
management, dni"hrs tnuIurruW enlarged. tl.IruNtd.
and with thustma, illustrations Procure Hupe supply,
ANA maze retains 10 SAT- convenience Ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

Woitnan's pads prevented both the omcers
AMI the crew on The hrA sportsman from taking yellow
Fever. while III Havani - lays
SHEPHERD BLANCHARD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

SAN FRANCIsCo Dec. 2l.-Samuel Mills.
col"rod. was hanged at Ilko. New. to-day. for
the murder of James Fiuucrty
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DTJ1JRTID.

JrHNsoN.-ln the oity II New York On the atrh day
90 d. Gender. 1877 los ft Hon G.nr-r ". Van iioc%n
Justice " the Count n Common Pleas Emma Il johnson
lun lacAari l. johnson Cause, aduery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

MONTREAL. Dec. y II onry aud julius Davis
importing drV goods merchants who sWlulld the banks
nd scn'ral creditors out oi Luiiun ami han 90 dol
lars have absconlod, warrants heiug uut Tor uiuln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

Holiday goods Scarfs. Tics jackets, Gloves,
Iaudkeroliris. dershirr, aud Drawers, low prices
j. W. johnston, goO Grand ST. asc ~ ON aS co.. 9VL NJ
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For the winter season cxcites the admit ration and
warm approval OF al gentlemen of taste. with proov
itN for economy II l. splendid Buy hat
NJ Knox. No az Broadway Or at his Firth Avenue Hotel
establishment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-22

Cm he cured II you will try Eliott's CQrbouc
sD.M sid by druggists. Price % eents,-Ain