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cHiMrToN sninr>noorARs nverrrn
f""frrd"S's Meeting Between Capt. Hoza-du.
aud IL" Paine MIil there he "a Nat.hf

There was warm meeting II the crack
pigeon shooters al the Chppcr of,l.e yesterday
I" witness the prcliminarios 81 n mat "a hctwcrn
can't. A. II. Bugnrdus. the champion wing shot
Of the world. and Mr. Ira A. Paine the cham
I'on pigeon and glass ball shot II New York.
Mr.. Bosardus had come from Illinois in the
hopes of making a bona ndc match in answer
Ia u challenge from Paine.
The ni'n soon began 10 talk warmly. Prime
-aid the pigeon shooting championship which
Capt Bo-ardus claimed had expired nearly two
vars ago Pane also said. MY o'nllrngn Il
10 shoot II, htv or q hun ir,si blue rock pigeons.
u, WiHy Nari, -, birmingham rules Tor
$1,000 Side. a. 0NO FORT IT,
Capt. Bogardus r-pli.i: IAN RIGHT. Pnino I
accent thr t'rus, lu" maj to be shot nfr IN
or hcior' the l5,h dav of l.ntnry, ls-s' .t,'nrI
ing I" tli ruiz >0rtrane. have. ~ 'i..etnd"
t"rf. bnsaraus iurn itil,,ioui ''@ - '-a.
lMh" lhen Tut In clause tht r,rh nam
shoot with gums weighing seven or seven and
Capt Bpggriu- said, - camn hero r. nlnko a
m"irh according u your ohpllen-r. nnl there
WIS nom NJ ln II about the weight nf guns.
ius ir5s than ten pounds. But | would rtnrr
sN.l u luHrh against vOu thhn any man living,
ana 70 snow YOU that mean what say. wal
strain point ms time, and shoot and change
guns every other time Of shO0iinG"
d, Bo-nrdus then chilled upon Paine 10 cover his
thousnhd dollars. and make tn match.
PANE would not agree 10 Bp4NrluS'- terms,
put said hc would shoot BOsHrdus on condition
-,ht "a'h nnn shoots w4th guns weighing or
IA pounds each. -
Alter II stormy discussion the match fon
through much to the disappointment OF ali
lrrrSut. "
Capt. Bogardus said. II have hold tho cham
pionship and BRAT all comers both in Englund
AMI America. since l67l."
is 'ghrius then PIT up deposit Of 1850 To
make match Of 81 900 to 5000 that he could
iwHi any man in the world each man To shoot
at from 100 to 500 glass balls in a theatre or ON
any public grounds II Paine ncccrtad ho
would hri him ~ Ol0 10 5000 or $500 10 500. or
500 t. so, that he could break NOR glass balls
in"h fd'n". Each man To l0ad his own KAN.
sh."t an amy TIM" within two weeks from date.
'ai. BoEnrdus has made "A match for II 900 "A
sluel break o.ulD glass BALI in 5nU rOnsccu-
tive minutes. The trial of skill viii take nlnro
shortly in the lIIppOlrolnr
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IL N'blo's Garden, for more than a week.
N" Drunkhrt's hom"" has i-."n success, IN y
running II II au adaptation from the WE'LL
known novel and play, Ten Nights In u Bar
h"'lu. ~ 7. 8 Arthur. Probably the worst
80" ami Ia" ultimate possible results Of the
vice ~ deep drinking cauno, be portrayed on
ia. S'l| mon" N,idiy tlan II II ~ this DID play
~ a. w. - ANA W'il plnyrd IN TINS theatre
Mi. W -. ming give Il 81 .tur" OF the drunh-
ara true Ia life. and the drums rd's Wiz -
gracefully o. tod boy Miss Rose GnodaIl l.. W
Mnr-ion is funny ns SGmp'c Mr.. Welsh Hi,
" itd- Is sun l'ntY iii,rpu- ms the landlord
"a" ailrepry pl the enid IN heaven. al Tia. close
49, "a" r'ri"rmun"", ~ Simple and beautiful
Il' ait utluucu WIS good.
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MONDAY, Nov. 10 p M-Thc morning
| speculation at the kto'k Exchange developed a
ttmn and unut resting market, which wis
! charpt 'raii, hoyrycr. hy II fair desr,p Of
stcnd moss. " ihout prc,cn,ing any foaturrrs OF
special prominence. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western and Law Shore W ~ the luadcrs
! OF the market the first named up to midday
! s"1ng Mt 401isys~ bNp4S,set49' 1ofi0f. while
me latter nurtua;"d between 67g4 and 6Gai
| western Union. however, maintained u firm
tone Mt 7s%m7SH. seller 8@7997sA. and the
Northwrstcrns AZ also st. pauls woro at the
same time etrong
moro general speculation wns noted In tho
afrrncNn TRANSACTIONS and decidedly
stronger ton" controlled the dealings with the
| ~. Pduls leading tho market at an
advance from 3iA to 3d.. for the
common. and from 6sx to TO-. for the prc-
fcrrcd. Delaware. Lackawnnnn and Western.
however. soon became conspicuous for its
str ngth, and took nm upward turn from 40A 10
5O'h. with closing AL - at the highest figures Of
the day. Delaware an Hudson also moved nm
~ sympathy from 45A To a, and Morris and
fsseN from 1js for 5O-sbare lots to 10 while
NJ me sumo time those manipulating Tue r ~
wnrr free sellers of Lake Shor" ut GG'i 6gG7s .dB
COS. Michigan Central was only moicrair y
dHl, IN, but aitir advancing from CAS- o64E.
hudlculy broke ut thu close to G3is seller B
was u cent, and New York Central oosrd !,
nj IN s6EioL ,',,i pt 70 1T uu' '", hiih
M q a,o In, ,t r.,,,,i ". ~ ~, =" VT 'phr
- :. w, wy I'uidlhu'f vi tuo lihl was not
p',rnln'.n.lr '""t IA.
IN rho cnrI sbur.a ,t r.r,, -. 49,
thorough n,niuulutiun '~
~. a., .
nnlount,d tn raj aua, ~ ,.1, i., sI I1u' "I IN
- ~ ~ 10 ~ Nhi'H i'hiWhr'', ltrA-
uMWnnh" ~ nna "'s,'rn r'ir ~, ntrd 4l.Glu; Lake
SNpr". 3i.2UU. 81. PAU. $500. do urpfrrr.J
1850; Western Unon. B.7Gu; N0rrhw.sirri,'
Z. bW: do. ur"t.4rrnI OOD b.lnU.r..,nI if,,i'
son . p4ts Nioi,t..,,n t.,t..I - ona'. - t"'i-
F,,t,-t D -. III. W .''t''' ~'-N"' y W lNi
', r"',''' W. 1it'r,, i'fp' d" pr. i"tr"d, -
100. do referred 500: Morris una 49,, 7,t'
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After tho Adrian brothers, In buckskin,
pictured and strung with wnmpum. had led
tieir b"ars with chains through a may waltz
last evening N the arena OF Giimore's Garden.
the younger but moro brawny and 1.-the
brother b"san to wrcstlc with the heay.
l"r bear. The b'ar In a spirited AMI
ns I.' 'rnt". with cont - brown AMI rich n.
s'h.-ei u. Adr AL rOu-rd him hy monkey
yep ~ "'ur. MN. ana then rraspod him about
W. n"'N. The tsar sripp"i very willnsiy
v th ms ~inn-likc fuWt. and. though not al.
W',d an un !'rho.l. tly. So Adr.an "a hir taof.
IN ihr second huWtno suleniy acquie-cnd- IN
4 lfN.I = in'nnlng iiu otrr. But Ia th. thirI
inu' it iHfHlt' angry, and. throwing Air an
: "W 81 q dangerous in 'iinnt4on 20 p.w hs
Vr'u but the older Adrian was quickly II
dr..-.:,t the bear ~ iia.
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NEw YoRK. Monday, Nov laRnccir's ~
i'',"- Yesterday nnd toiI, were .il loads 40
hrd mkhs iotaa s,'in 'or tii, w,ce, n-insl iri,O
fr pres uus week The demand ftir f0r ruui rnt.e
~ thr montl, and some o tue cart, -aies an
81 antc lr ~ idst Thur iuv and lria, equal t. NC a
u na.~ were .1w. howt,cr ~ Tho advanced neur :.
ami at ociotk " The Hnxrt, t. SELL aud The strong
p,'sn' "9 me att Of hu, g. f." low nanrcs .pcratd
"W'ik'h The market ma"fiillv mi tn.ing sfles
u" te,,r lor ne g Interest than the ui the pre-
NiN~ tw" market davs feNfs cherokee aud Cnuriplo
steers ran ei from nc "~c pm to dress ~ N. 10
" siv@ c"t POOR u stfir prime native steers lfsn
lr. t. de- % ~ NJ To iO',c &" irc, - rs. and
.'rn small lots ~ extra ami premium steers from iic
ml'sc +" dr. - NJ About an steer. were taken
ior thc ftvsh market pgn,r n to dress ~, a.
hih Nn'rts inr the week wrt, ~ head
Receipts NJ calves .fbt head uHtrr I 40 foy tina
week nrHin.t 1870 tor ptrA iuus week M,rk.f "A rins
p't Tor pfa-- cniNUs aud rN .trudv inl yonis with
49, me form a, g . 10 ipp n, and u, geo
- - Q head and vi tte latter ~ usi,. T. y,
Mc'iptsm sheep Hid lHmhs 4S fnr loads or \ asa
hc.i, making total ui 22H1j Tho wcrk again 4
800 ior l pr'Nions w.ch. AMI 2 - Tor The
Inniing week last wear Prices cont NOT hc advanced
put hr seinr MnS ride nnner anu TAR business wis
r'nlgd ~ 90 r. u ~ Tor ordinary tnyrrv gpud .hce ID
SUI - wte l2isc = ipiR- or lrnhs Buk nj .he.p
wrp 800 ear loads ~ ~
kerciitsoi hozs yesterday and today were lIl oar
- IT.. "t ~ hsad. muhlul total SAN Tor he
N'rN. ti-t i.asdN tor tiH rtrft.u. vnrk Live ho4s
w"9c n'-h mii,r nui clos 2osi r. 10 rs hgh,r
Mn -ai"- ~ ~ uho hog. iu o. average al f,iO A
ivo rs ana Az do ~ NJ, at - nv
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MINGALs'S RnJHcInD sur


Tn the Tombs Police Court yesterday.
August Mangols, Il biz, burlS cahinotmakor. al-
poared as complainant against Miss Hahrman,
III" wrii-known church Singer lie testified that
she had borrowed 81, 2OO iromhim by protesting
tp bee un heiic-,
Miss Herman testified TINT he borrowed the
money, but that he lent il knowing that she was
poor She borrowed the money for the us, Of
her htepiithcr, whom with her mother She sun
ported ~ singing she met Mungols about
lnui years ago, ana pc AT once began r,lNncut-
lhg nor WIN ms attentions. The 81 4l1 Sha
soon found was lcnt Wth n view Of getting her
IA his power on account of hls lnt'mporanro
thr hhd regretted Lam. and IN revenge he had
lruwped up TINS charge against her. The
money me expected 10 repay IN time. The
salary she earned ~ singer in a fa-hiunuhlo
churrh new vent {" the support of her parents.
Justice buily asked Whether the case could
no, yet J." arranged ly ilarrlagc
Miss Brhrmm rrnli"di would throw my o.
sell INTO lhe rN'r rather than be niaired To-
tli' nam
Miss IrhIlnan wa, el,anod
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THE vorn nv cnoMns.s DrsraIcr.
Senator M"-risscy Employing - Lawyer to
Inf"see ~ Proper cunt.
lin actlon OF thc Tammnnv Aldcrm1


Tho action Of the Tammany Aldermen In
80 canvasslni: the vote for senator in the Twcn-
~ third Election District Of the Eightpnth Aa-
scmny District ~ to give To Augustus Schcll
forty moro votes than the inspectors returns
showed that he had received. was the upper
most topic in political circles Yesterday. The
prevailing opinion was that tho Aldermen who
I@rtiripntcd in that acton had ovrrreachcd
ucnsrlv,s in their desire to serve their party
pr political friends. Even those Tammany Al
drrncn who were not in the Aldcrmcn's cham
Ter when the vote WAS canvassed admitted that
their colleagues had erred, and most Of them
said that they would not vote To sustain this
derlarat on. Tho Hon Thomas Custigan re-
criV"d telegram early yesterday from n gcn-
t"man who Ia attending 10 senator Murriss.y' y
business in his abscncc, directing him
10 lake legal steps To have the vote can
Wssed in a~orianco with ue inspnc-
tors' returns. The Hon. Nelson J. Water
bury was ut ones retained ns Mr. Nurrisscy's
lawyor Mr. Qos'isnn sny4, that Z ,h". Aid .rmon
&C. Jar" MrS Hrils vutrfp D. III Tul go Water
uur5 WI nlpy u o." Suir'iu" Nr- Tor y
r-ni mus Co count t'Ir Vut,. lor VI > .hrii na
81 Tnrsrpuue- "n whir' the mund mus " Il
i"i u@k ID ior ar' t4Ht tir Vote inr Mr. S.irli ~
WI tI.n uut mil ! u m n .ur's on the County
rrss rtiuru is ia. and I at. nt Iod.-l . e
l-ur ua .uI ~ -0. g. q. plfu.ri.y 300. ~.
AVN IT, 80 clio on law prr-.r Is.s tiut
ll' lN-ir 'Ntr ~ t'N"ut OF 100 Nrf" re- we'd
lN rN ~ oui date for any Office sHpn h'
Nf ~ o. N.r's = n.til. liN .nt"iH written
in il' Nu" ~ -ors' turn should govern the
'fINN'~~ I. titt iNiI tUfn= p uW tlHt the total
Nl .ur > nHiur WIS SOB. and tat IL tn Nni,
i"r Mr.. ..rlI count 4 Hs m 7 Irt plal vote
WA u"'' -slr iy bee -r'atsr hy 40 thnntlIe whoa
hun'"r "a ulms 'Wst; tnat the inspectors on
'h' u ~ oi tnr election proclaimed. IN Accord
nue. " u, SCOT on % ~ thr E"rt On iHw ~ 1872,
wv w. Mnrri-s " had r"ri,"d lGG ant Schcli
lJf N,t =. ana that the statement oi the vote
= ned hy the ln-Je tors on tlr same night aud
~ a. ip tl" fpll'" on 'er stationed, at Die poll
ia riice Tor transmission to the Juli.e stat .nn
nrH ~ Ia chapter t2l of u" Laws OF 1874.
"a Nnrr ss"y. 100; = 'NnIl. 49,"
II ls also Jn it' Waterways mention II tho
iu'ffn"n ue lure the Vuti' Tor > 'nutnr IN this
district ~ II " unuvurrrd GA : ltur BAY to
lf pare ana subj I 20 II strict Attorney 4 Inius
~" NJ" --ary Hiiiinvifs on wli-h to bslsr a
criminal pr'S'"' on. TINS action wi lt' tab en-
uht 'r-' ones 90 me Election luWoi 1872. which
brownies m. any nunhrr OF uny boarl oi cam
'ns- p WHO shuli wlfulIy fnnar a luis, cau...
ni tho NNf = H-i 10 ius ..iisn ,r -Ii. n ntl.a
sign. pu sn. or deliver any lul4e return or any
10 - v.ttN '.,t, or httt fu"ut nf the result IN
SUN 'lNI uu, hnO WIns ti.p same To- hr lni.n
~h'il. Nii 'uuvi un Thereof h' udful.ni GU Itv
ui "a iiony. Nul tv pan shed hy imprisonment
% StNt' pr-nu not loss TEAM twoLor NOR,
innh Ave s. r-.
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Lester wallaeh In The ornaa or+rn Hou-e.

R"Sedalo' was presented In the Grand
opera House. last evening. with L'ster Wal.
Ia X as Elliot Griv. and several OF the ablcst
members Of the Walla 4 company in the sup.
porting cast. and with b.autliul scenery ami
rosium's from Wallack's Theatre Ii wis clear
that the principal actor lns drawing siren tn
rs star. and that the w,ll-worn play Il, -pits
IL m"ioirama,ic hidden panel. child stolen 10y
ejpsles. family se'r'ts. bothcrsomr will.
desperately wicked villains. anl abnormal hero.
rs ~ g. iuHr win refined people. Every sat
IN the Ing theatre and much Of Tho rtnndinu
room YER pwuptN and 10y the kind Of aud
en-" mat would nave made any broadway man.
ng"r proud. Mr.. Walia"k was ma dnshing i'm
ii7 r"l" ~ when. many wears age, the play h al
rs ilrst success, and tho rrht of III. aotns was
wen niSh uniformly good. The delays b,aw-en
ish,d much before midnight.
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LIVE TOPICS IN CONGRESS.
vr. to~'- Hrmnrk- Nr. ttrwitrs Germ
r,..h hn,s ~ the rnris i.Npu~ition. ard
,ai4,t"rni Interests The Army B,n Ready
r,r d., Signature orthc H. rncto sid at.

vr. to~'- ErmnrL- Nr. ttrwitr. Germ
,..i ~hn,, -, che Paris Exposition. aud
,.iat"rni Tairrr.f- The ARMY BiI Ready
r,r thc signature orthc H. rncto Pr..id at
Wt.Hls,foN, Nov 10 After the murn-
r. U... N.l tNrir'd. tho Souuto resumed the
,.-. '.l. ui iii uuliu shed uajnrss b 'n.
r.,.f. De submit q On the 18Th Of q too
r-. pro, 3 NJ for the nrpointm'ni " u
c..i .,,.d nvN Senators to Inquire into the
i.f-.t. rau. i. s ia the book s. and aa.ounts
,ttc Taa-ury q partnrnf
N.s'- tl''n.. ". VA said that MS some
ul.l p.Dn mad, To- the employment ~
.r.. i.r.o w the comm too. he WIS willing
tr.f t.oAs to authorize the employment
o..4 .t a..-rii'., { ami two clerks or experts.
Mr. N,rr Ill'p.. va sail II there was TO be-
~ 90, -;i. 40 81 th" Treasury Department.
it Shoot. q hrd'nr ~ Senators. and not be- dele
rt.itDau, nrn who may be- picked up. or so
~ l"l rNr"ri- who might hc in session ak
months. .nd tr.-. Mt report which the s"nats
wou,d hr oNpnt tn adopt. He was willing 10
rv. ihe roniu.u Dr." aIl the clerical assistance IL
mult Meet. Int %" urrferred the committees IT,
r should muk" the investigations
hr EHy1rl I'D m. Dbl sli the task in
vol,,d 8 this inquiry WAS ono OF great labor.
anil would probably consume much time To
d.i, tHH eo" ntlit.e the usn OF the ord nary
ira .I.l. g., 80 certain all the facts would bo
Do. $50 ptins 10 make bricks without straw"
II .ll.u referred tu the di- .rrpan.irs CHARGED
tNIN senator from wet virginia iNr. Dav 30
nu sat tlns wore So grave in amount ~ to
. r.v rtr.u.r ,ueri..n TINT th r., mus. b.,
o. '.. ,,f..'. XIX = "a M 'tn't,
nt fb. d.-..,nt'r, r in ,n [
wien n.'ru ~ w.r, i.r Nj,
a. d.. .Ntf ...I.u ~ ,hn.. o. B.. .r.,,. b.. ~
l l h. 40. li I. i'
M a, r S,'t ami ,h.4 W,
N.f. .. Nlin' t.r.U :, ale ,,.'t,., '.t t'.. ,t
fiN 'of NI. rrs..urv r
:. t. a. ..I. ,., - 90. ,., f 80 49,
. d.. -t,. ,'r. ,.,,.i. O., ,.,,,, ~. ''
..ft, ,' "a .. n,, H. N 'f '
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~. .i.',',,, '-,,,.,f ,.,.p a. ~ ~
N 0 rN.v,.t.t b.. nv,l,. ,i 10 INV" '"O
N. Dawes az .u Me. s,t4 h.. hat n.v,r o.,
,A. f,iN"s -'.ra I, s, ~ ln ~
-, 49, S"., 49, ~, u, ~ =. Nv W. H.
v.i L, .tt a 49,, ., 49,. ,,i, ~ i III. W. Nv
NJ Dn,is ~ " /, ''u 49,. n., ,,'n.E'S W..
A., I'',i' Xxi h', ~ ~ -, ~" pe ~ ~, vi Hu'uu
r,.t.,ra ,n,,l. Il, ,,r,.r.s AZ '''' N'' 80" """n'o
kflr 81 fn. ',,rth"r =. "A. 'u.yi,, ,t, ,-.,,,,i.,
u .t'. '.,f q ~, So, r,'l ,,,,, g., 49,, H., ~. ~"
T. ~. XXI 'i,'-..p, T. .i ,.i'Iu u"'t ~
4 .tt III .i..,,i " ,t' Il, W = "i, l'',.l'-
ia, -i..tt. t,,. ii, ,,,. IMAM, ~ IT,
ru.. ~ t r.',.,. 49, ~ ' a., - '.'l t.
r'y w "a rar.r,,, =, +, +, i-.,, ''l' ~
r..s auI 600, ,, IL. ..,,. a. a. ~
Xxx ~ =. ',' - w 4 "N'' '"i n."T'@'
n. IA asa. , n -. -, 81. ''', " .t.' 'N
"a NV '"'-' NJ ''' i'NVh"' t"i-
-, ,.,,., I,,.,.. t,, ,,t r., =,
V.-..i i, .,. ,.., ~ l!''I. IN.
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House of Representatives..

Immediately after the reading of the
onnnl ia" House won't into Committee Of the
'm tMr. Springer. Dem. Of III. in the chair.
30 PARIS Expos ton blll. and wis addressed
t ir Cos tDcm.. y. ~.
"4s with regret that he opposed bin
a.. " ''i.ed to t'nl 10 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of
country ahroa1. ANYTHING which prr.nined
tNar t'l"viut.n..ihe d.str'ss which Prevailed
l ih' country. u Il were q institutional. would
r'~Nv" his hearty approval. But there were
Pos Asons TO douht the proprcty and ex-
"nry. ns well ~ the con-t trtinnaity Of the
-Nr' The title Of the hi he thought,
p ui uc changed 10 that II 4 bin Ia allow
ca i'uiry to 20 abroad to Paris a. advertise
-oid-.' and II the committee had not
r % ou' the amendment Of the eentlemaa
d N'w York tMr. HEWITT. il might have
''fN'd, 10 establish IL corn Kitchen in
tthc last Exhibition in Paris there
30 h"rNn and hot corn ana popcorn; 80
:, G. hi : ll,a was not such a now one.
h' proud g. See the United Stt,s
'' pres Mod nhrond; tut the marhin-
mr. NHtur'. and IN" grand inv, ntlon,
sent 'tuid. and YET the country would
! i3 tiNh ih ihr muinr'ry winch
.t 81. u "N"in Tons ,,"r tle un opsti-
me mrnsur". II. then turned his
g. lN MS 0,I. nsun iMr- irwlttl, uu1 ride
.i' corn kitchen proposiiion. He adj
"Y' Oh r"ur~,, me proposition was con
of. 10, Nl' mr. 'rlira-us made u great mis-
% -dripr"d That maize WIS not raised
4lN Mrd - hs colleague 10 say what
"l nuh.in him tp Justify him In his
JAS "n. France had moi heen cnnnr,t.I
'H ,i"pn h,turu ng Board. Laugh
%. NNi iHi I. thing To- do with tho
~ oumlss ON. llau-ltrr.l WHY then
me nl"hsl" prop'-" b. punish France
Hh'fm mug ON OF hoi cornf
T. 70 Drm y. l d responded a. his coll
Poo 9Ali, ior IN" purpl So OF Iuak iug
''"i"f il-t'pr's' nt"d his diAirl.
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state bends ruled nrin, and IN iar request W. note
sal's ~ hNn"-sse bs Old at 47iislf. do u.s. new ~.
Ni,,"urIH- long, lpi d1 - Hannibal aud - Jos, Oh
issue l-ls de- - i-1T iu2is AMI lafs ana :, cnu.,
lAtN ~. Railroad securities ~.r GENERALLY hi.h.r
a"l NOR. acuNr III" Iruripal transactions wofe a,
'nlow. - l-,.i- Jackson sui lhoasoI.t,, ipst. Ncw
jersey central Ist- new, nh, New jersey & nf o,n
"tub5". oi.' l@hieh and Mihesharrc con.ohdni,t
q hhwaeh. and 81 Paui &. aud NJ div .nn. IOsi.
NORTH. AMI Es~.N J. 1871, VIZ Erie 4hs ln1. nun.l|
New YORK aud Erie ne~ bond-, 1915 its,' ellr. Han
lhhal and ~ Ju.'rh -. convertible ~ hicnisau SuutU
cru siAig innd. no lakc Shore 1T. consolidated rre
i'"t'd liH. l-iA, Shore ~ cuii-nlAf.d ca,nu i.l
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pom ll' Nviih NILSSON LIT lV-ls Ollie and
fn-"h1a"d ,nkins iun.. t-ia tu.nn Pnciuc 1t. ns.
mon lhglnc siukIu iund Niseii.. Mi,h.an t.ufr
a. w Alton am lern iiaui cuiu,. Tul,do and
Whih lists ~ lsu- diy-iun. - Gr,ut Western III.
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go t~" " 'wa ih"dt >uuihrIu l.t-. soU ou on a..
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i.'lN. lft- Nn HNIlIu 4fan. ei tilt. fl0 ,rf.'
M''.'i '"l~"ua'd c''4O gd bonds a',. Nu.ii.
M',btI g. h-l ia,i 600, on oil hunIs iti. w. ,HuI.,
hlN - iAui l-i~ ID trns-r division. .uNis N'.e
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huiEh fur NAY and lineage Sis ilOs. ru,do PEORIA
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BFRKFITy-pRoDHEAD At Trinity Chanel on
"Wednesday. Nov - hv the R"v Cornelius u smith
rro - James, 'hur d. IN tins civ the Rev Kobe Z
hhiric" f"fk,i.v to Lunie Winnie Bruihend ~ NV
!" H. 10" .i- 10. u' Bishop of Ncw Ham shire pro-
nutfitIrl fht lrINditfi.u " ~ ~
ht'klAN -~rEhllNli on THURSDAY Nv Is at
j. .ltN 'hnr. i. trftiInd b, fns Rev John " Brown
- u Harriet" 'anrrlt. daughter mi Mr. Marianne b.
ri'fn 10 t"nrgr Huc.hAln uf TIN. city
tARILR-NitN pIS A. she rs-il, nee of IN. hri1e's
par ni-. NuV ~ b, tie tt.V. J. VI VI. anlsV ID T.
,, - Hiih Chrie tu Amelia =. daughter OF Horace H.
Nl-nni-. fsu all OBJ NtWIrH =
N",bN tip- kpNAf.Ski In BfnAlyn y Y On
lht -lHN Ny IT,, hN TO- lt.N pali linz is - II
a.i'd Dos t,c Rev MuNnn Oriui-fou. ID u Mr ilrnr, H.
BfcokAn ~ " N'-
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sG In tho affirmative tall Dcmocrnts) and 1873 in
thr nryAt W..
MIR. Sto"lc uom.. N Cl offered nm nmcnd-
mont r"qu ring four Ot tho Commissioners TO
d, prn ti'nl nyriru tur Sta. AGREED to.
Mr.. utnnH tiCp., mi } moved To- strike on, the
pt'NH on =" JrtN SOON t. "a Cuulntissury Con
'ful M ~ .WO tp rHch Of twenty Cortns ~ on
,i". li' W y IN favor " To" general PURPOSE OF
"" Ul. hut b" W = .Jioe'd tO having money
cNr'ud "a or a Im 81 fuukoys.
m ut
thoM d'sposing of a." nrncndrnrnt the
c"m"'itrc roer and the House. ut 4:fO, ad-
IOurued.
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The New Park Theatre. urool,v,

Coz Sim, the cntorprising manager of the
Paris THEATRE Brooklyn has made another M
IN the enlargement Of the celebrated rife team.
Frank Fryne n Co. Th"ir performances
lu INC thrilling drama of Do ~ Soeutn lnst
ni-hl Mrr" enthusiastically received by "A
,II.,I.I lDu-a ~
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Arrived MosuAM NOV. 10
SsOani'na t@,f,olt Hermnd,
= NNf IAN. kr fuf. -.ll iffI fh
=. ud Douimuu. Walker. htcinnoud CIV Point nud
knriolk '' . INV ''''
50 tonic And, r.nu. Sund. f'in1
an lru '' - '' ''' INV
town E 49, N'''
r lNsin McItcln. London oct 81.
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Bur ITO Fli. prrIHlI. aIlI .ls
hirk tiirnN Tran .iNi 20. i.l.
harS Aihau1a. So dlir. iiu...n
Bark Btcccil. brlltcus.I. sllerua
brit Emma Dean. Hthnlif. itlu,Yrs
Aft IL ushu riNcr ru1 .tw % v-.ssf.
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Troy, Nov l9-rhe Murphy temperance
movement wa, nan4Ulht1 l.ieNr-i. rlHN Huion,
m,rtln-,N ple heli intIt tIN llN ana vD4c addressed
ht Frances Ma i.', Coz lullnH t..fnti. and / .,.,
kulln-nn NNiNt. n' lrt,un. -.-l.' tlc i..d1c. lau
mVcunss Ali continue Through the Mt,h.
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The new shapes in Ulster oNcr,oais. ju-t
introduced hy DHlin 4 Co... will De very popu-
lar this seas qn.-IGV.
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Sptm iloi tcs.

6VDGE BLACKS REPLY TO sT0uGu.
TONS DEFEScE Of rnE ELECTORAL FRAUD
Second edition published this dag by Allison 4 Co
Great Jones Il
For sale by tic AMERICAN NEWS coMrAHY
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Purified rnd cl,arrh curodby using that re-.
malkaDe preparation, Ellotts CaIbOAc hnun 25c-Aie
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tnsinrss gctiets.

tusinrss Il .iites.
td"ipho Muire's
scHiEDAM sCHNAPPs
Endorsed by the Medical Faculty
Take n wine rlass three times a day
Bi-e ARE or COuSrrRFrirs AND MUTATIONS
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The Best Remedy tor Chiiarrn while Teeth.
I.N n Mr. NINNIlA- : >lIiIIl. -ArlL.
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Brnin Food sirut thcn, tho norvou. system and
usos premature "eakut,s oi either scN Price a.
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'urc-ior to ~ other ~ quality nui. and performance.
Tor safe by uO"AR co. ~ 9TH av., sew York
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Br In Food sold hv M DNUT Herald Building,
,AS"ELL Nasty 10Th ST. and Rroaiway.
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Hrniu Food IS, nj for circulars to the depot N
Ai-i.l-N fhHrmary. 1t ay and 18th l.