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senator Roseor Conkng at the rinh avenue Hotel
last night
Beeeher to lecture tomorrow evening in Association
Hal on the Reign o the Common fcuplo."
TW SrN has received rom Louis and Minnie 81 for tho
yellow lever sunrIcTS
Receiver Paine Of the Bond Street savings Bank will
pay dividend % Ave per cent To the depu'tors tomor.
Thirtyfourth street e, ,aird station yesterday was
struck by train and seycrc, injured
The Hndsons Of Hudson. \ y, ulayod their rrst hase
vi l3 tn
Postmaster James forwarded Yesterday the largest
in NE department lnr one dag There were 357l7 cttrs
and ~ hays nj pApcrs
msuhc> The match teams nj eight at ao1 Yards
% hand and Was won b, the Flushing by sore ui
l7d Ia l,n
In the mnnuscrirt report of Collector Norrtrs decision
upon the kd glo,c Vrrc tNutIrnr, In lvnr two
- per cent instead o Ten 10 .rrrrut nsa proper niluw.
rcrcsurug an7 Instead oi 3 ~ nlurs as the re.
suli 90 such lrrrsnil-,
aud Manhattan 'h,s, Clubs w,s a,,d 900 SIT tlni
Yesterday. the result bln- tNl,ft> 'o Sru'n Island
bhncr led the score the staten Island with IS,
Brewster "n IA, aMt of the MauhaiNl, F'il lH
:, At lnecung of the Executive Committee Of the Ma
Ian unfs it ,Spn j." w. 49,, N'W9p9,. Irs
fansru Bunt tnh oi FrnNhrunr Il WHNrl,ri Il Presi-
dent, and II. W Gnrncl Wu, reelected Sccrc'arA. A
association all club, hnin! trniu orelen winters.
Peter Wtlmot me nisht wat huan atG aud street and
ani jump ia ovrrnor'd Tie rapl currcni Oule him
oit it" ne sfrun lio had SUI, twice when te watch
liz hi, d,Syrh p,t ,rc.,rr1 .nt6ce,,iY M "su ~
riled hiasei Mi hael D.y OF IA Grand street Jer.
Ley oy v Wq9 a o ~Sar s, "a s silver S1S:' pTssensa
men IN the same $40. ~ the tall ol is7a
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TOu HUGHEs AND mrs FRIEND.
A Brother of william x~xten Arrested for
Theft. hut Discharged.

A woman told Officer Henry W. Coles Of
the Leonard street police yesterday TINT sho
had seen n man pick the pocket Of another man
in tho Barclay Street Ferry house. while he wins
sleeping on bench in the waiting room. The
officer went to the sleepnR man md. awnking
him. asked If he had not been robbed. pointing
rs hc did 40 TO his watchchain. that hung loose
from his pocket. Tho stranger. who was
Thomas Hughes. the poolman Of SAMSON street.
Philadelphia. exclaimed rs he arose. I've lost
my money. my watch. ami my ticket"
Tho officer pointed 10 u man who had risen
from tho bench and was walking away. and
Hughes said. That's tho mnn who took them"
As tho officer started in pursuit the man ran.
bm, was soon overtaken. and asked what the
officer wanted.
"Yon have stolen that gontleman's watch md
chain WAS tho answer.
have not stolen them" the man, who was
John SEXTON Of 28 Leroy street tho brother OF
Willinm Saxton. the champion billard player Of
l6l Bowery. said. i only took charge Of
th.m."
They returned to Mr. Hughes. and. after q
fow minutes' conversation. he and Sexton
walkod, away. They had gone hui few. steps
when Hughes cried out. Arr"st himl He has
stolen my watch and money" Officer Colrs
then arrested Sexton. nnd he was tnl.rn bcfor'
Justice kilbro;h in the Tomls Pol ice Court
Hughes vnlues his watch at $500. aud said that
hc had about $3.50 in money. Through his
lawyers. he said 10 the Court that he came from
Philadelphia ten days ago. aud hnd been betting
Oh the races. lie called at Sections pool rooms
on the Rowery on Friday cv-ning. and played
p,,ol with Mike Coburn for fl0 a game. Ho
played all night. became very much intoxicated.
AID did not reinembcr anything that took
Tla"e.
Judge Kilbrcth discharged Sexton. as Hughes
acknowledged that he had. at different timcs.
ntrustcd Sexton with money and irwrlry. and
did not want To press the "hnrgr against him.
As they were NIL quitting tho court room.
Hughes, accusing Sexton of tnking advantage
81 him. struck him. knocking him down. When
Sexton arose he returned thc blow and the two
men clinched. but were separated. and Hughes
wns driven away.
Sexton said that Hughes hnd been PLAYING
billiards with Mike Coburn until g., o'clock in
the morning. Coburn had won 5000 OF him.
Hughes WINS very drunk. Sexton said 10 CO.
burn. " You can't beat this man like that in my
hrother's nlacc.' and then took charge Ot
Hughes. He slept until II o'clock. and then
missed tho O'Clock trniu. While waiting for
IN" next train Sexton took Hughrs's watch and
money from his pocket fearing that he might
be robbed lie did not intend tn steal either
Hughes said am confident that John Sex
ton took advantage Of my hainc intoxicated 10
rob me. am too much under the influence of
liquor now to say what will do. But you tell
the sporting men who know me that Tom
Hughes never forgcts an injury"
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The Rev. Fathers Sch"dlor and Schweninger
nj the Third street German Catholic church driving
through East Eishty.nnth drot Yesterday AFTERNOON
their way ~ the ~ Jo~rphs orphan Asylum. at the
corner of ihat street and Avenue A About midway be-
tween Second am Third avenues wheel OF the buggy
struck man hob" lnd the noise and . ht startled tho
horse That hHi rern i-rinf quietly enough before He
shot down ki.liN ninth street rapid and before
Father SChuikr who niu flc rriu- lad me pull
them taut hn hc and Father niuecr were thrown
Ouf Father Schail,s trfri'rt oiiN iew bruises but
Father : hwcninerr in' e th pavement unconscious
lie struck Ia. head amt fti hlnnd he
20 flow from hntl lie Wt.tHh'u st Joseph 4
Hospital where it was aserr'alnd shat ms skul was
fractured ~ the base
Ihr huki, ri-cd and the hur-' dashed across second
avenue. up iu trncr tour aud Nnlf irrt hiph. lie
cleared II with J. iciNits the hu--N lehiud Liu and
landed IN yullV ~ feet dcel III. o'icT side Of tho
fence where he WAS captured hccue hc could not get
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rtIon Of tho comhinntion,s candidate for

the selection Of tho combinations candidate for
that uftlrc.
1lir unwilllugn"ss ot the Republican leaders
tn tl.'hr" VIII Dm thov have chosen iOr the ofiirs
OF Mayor until nl ia" candidates hnvr hr'n
selected has encouraged tine Democrats who
nr' opposed tn Mr. Cooper io continue their
rnoris tu prevent nis nomination. They tcll
the ltcpmhllraus that his election Will restore
ex-Gov. Tildrn's friends to power in this city
and Stutg. md that he is pledged to rcappont
Andrcw ". Gr,"'n tO the oilic' oi Comptroller.
md. hs n menus to SECURE that end. TO reuuvs
Comptroller Kelly. To the leaders OF tho City
and the County Democracy. they say
TINT the Irving Hull Democrats have refused to
aid in the election Ot eight or ton Republican
Assemhlymen In this CITY that this nnriy his
tho patronage Of The Department of Public
Works. and that n Mr. Cooper becomes Mayor
Its members will have all the good oli."s Some
OF tho men who are doing this work Are advo-
eating the nomination OF Shepherd F. Knapp.
and others favor the selection Of n new mnn.
Ii Is not believed. however. that these Efforts
will be successful. as 1t is understood TINT the
Republican Conference Committee nave already
determined that Mr. Cooper shall be tho cnndi-
date and that the public announcement of that
decision Is Delayed, lest II might Interfere with
tho making up o. the rest " the ticket.
The contest for the nomination for the Dis
trct Attorncyship is.still unsettled. judge Dit
tenhoefer and MIR. Phelps are both confident
and the general opinion in Republican circles
last evening was that 1t was yet anybody's fight
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CINClNNAlI. Oct, l9.--M the wedding Toast OF
WNh' rree aud Alice Butlgo, AT Ahalia Indiana ON
Tuesday msht ten o' the party poioned by partak
ing of food IN which sA chnine had been placed charles
White. John white, and ID Burlge were affected most
seriously, tlrir recovery being considered doubtful.
There i my .irrN ~ tu who did the poisoning Itis
surmld some disappointed lover might he the guilty
party ~ Miss kuige had number U sitOTs before she
pepl 49,
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Col. Leroy Benumonr. Cnse.

Col. Leroy Beaumont. who made a sensation
in Paterson last Thursday evening bv beating Agnes
Harden who ir ss}ss his wife, is yet unable Obtain
bail lis broken arm very bnd, and II Is feared that Il
may have Ia ho snputntcd Yesterday he demanded nm
immediate tria m the Court ol Special sc ssinn, hu rs
hr NaS harhlN in NJ condition u he arrnirned lt was
pounncd tor Mrrh, tu hls intense disgust The stoT,
that Beaumont made Nh attempt to Nj, m ,elt to aih
after hr Nhs rescued ffun HANGING the cell the uth,r
msht Is untrue lie has made further attempt 10 take
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Congre..man Acl.ien to Stay a, Home.

FRANKLIN. La,. Oct. lo.-The Democratic Ex-
executive Committee u st Mary's Parish have adopted
solution approving OF the findings ot the COMMITTEE
IN the Acken sCadn case and they call on the Central
Committee To nominate a candidate in his place.
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or gd renned gold has always been considered useless
task; but TO plate crystal with solution Of diamonds
which should give n the hardness ANA permanent bri
hancy Of the genuine diamond was thsA which none
but an enthusiast would have undeitake Such an ell
thusins and successful one. WAS the French chemist
who discovered the art ~ making fnrisan diamonds
equal IN all outward appearance to Genuine gems aud
only inferior To them ~ intlnsc VALUE Ihey ure oI
sale only at H. Humphreys slewelry estsolshmehI eio
broadway corner l5th 1t, New York. Price list sent
free. aAye no hgents.-Adc
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Boxing and wre.,l,nr for Good Cause.

An athletic entertainment, under the manage
ment Prot NJ Lailiu in ad If the yellow fever sui
crers NJ the South was gwen at Irving Hall cycmne
The auditrcr was larsc. Buutrr aud ColHn,. twoboN
er,. l,d uf. and John snudcrs ana Join Reilly. Vary
Edwards and John cash. John stack ana Robert Carna
all sparrcrs followed Capt Nichols and Herr Fred
erick fought with hroadswords, the latter nearly
heating on the head OF his Hntagonis; Il,hon nnd
Icygser the latter called the oak of the Rhine had
hOut AT Gr Rcp-i,onan wrestinf HrNrster wiunns md
Wn Austin and Herr Hess had bout ut the same
wherein neither won, the umpire declaring draw ~ inc
end of 10 minutes. Prot. Woods and John Cark OF
Philadelphia spared, and steve opnnne Won over fm
Fivun at collar and elbow did Matt Grace Mike
Cuburn Prot. Laliu did some posing aud swung the
Indian clubs. ami the entertainment concluded with a
sparring match between him and Steve Taylor.
Amsstesa "star" SON Capsules.
Tin boxes, blue wrapper Sold by all drugsists-<dr
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Congregational Nominations.


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cure Tor kidney and urctlrAl complaints beware nt
dangerous limitations. Nre for circular. Dundas Dick
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-01-16
France.

PARIS January .-Trlennlai mum
icipaI elections were held throug houl
France on Sunday last Delegates Of
til. Municipal Councils will nave g
preponieratlng voice In the electlng 81
Sena ors next year. In Paris seventy
three Councillors out of eighty are Re
publican, four are Conservatives. ans
three second ballots are Necessary
Previously there were ten Conservative
Councillors here In the large cities
the kailcals were mostly Successful
a far as heard fro,u. The country dis
tricts show considerable Republican
gains
1t is stated that President D:az ha,
sisuified the desire of Mexico to resume
diplomatic relations with France and
particle ate in the approaching exh'bI.
tion
N. Gambetta has returned to Paris
from his visit to Italy.
It is certain that NJ. Grevy anc
Duke @'Aud'tfret Pasquler will be re
elected Presidents of the Chamber o.
Deputies and Senate, spectlvely, al
though the latter NAV be opposed
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!The RrpnbHrap*
The East I'm Struggle.

CoNsTANT1N PIE, January o.-An
official dispatch !, published announce
ing that, after two days sangu'nary
fighting, Haiz Pasha, commanding tue
Novi-Bazar Division, had reoccup'ed
Kurschumeia. The Servian loss was
considerable. Eyoub Pasha, command,
ing the civic guard at Novi-Bazar. also
defeated the ocrvlans, pursuing them
to the frontier, burning SIX OF their
military st.tions and destroying their
intrenchmen;s
Boaor, January The Rus9lans
have occupied SIa'i'za and Petrlchevo
LONDON, January -Chaklr
Pasha telegraphs TO constantlnopl lie fhat
after checking the Russian advance
with great loss at Petrichev", he re-
tired to strongly-intrenched positions at
Poibrine aud OtlukSol
LONDON. January S.-A Bncharest
special says the Danube Is now thor
ouuhiv frozeu over. The cold weather
CONTINUES
The railway from Frateshtl to SIM
ri 2, will be opened FIR traffic Friday
This W Ii enable til Russians to trans
port the new iron bridge which they
have had ready and ouiy waited the
completion of the railway to the Dan
ube. Ten small steamers have ais"
been brought from Russia Tor use III
connection with the bridge
Il is stated that the Russians IN hui-
-ara have cnIy three week IS supplies,
and ureat difficulties relative to forage
are probable unless COMMUNICATION Is
speedily restored.
A Belgrade correspondent says the
agreement exists that the oerv'ans shali
occupy Sophia, transferring their head
uarters thither.
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1879.
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G.. e I'M - WV
LIN rs.

The Chicago 4 Northwestern Railwa,
embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines of the WEST and
NORTHW EST, and, with its numerous
Branches and connections, forms the short
est and quickes: route between Chicago aud
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Iowa. Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming. Col.
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La Crosse, Winona and st. Peter
Line is the best route between CHICAGO an
La Crosse, Winona, Rochester, Owatonns
Mankato ST. Peter, New UIm and all point
IN southern aud central Minnesota. lis
Green Bay and Ma, quette
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GAINESVILLE, Watertown, Fond du Lac, Os
kosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba, N,
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the Lake Superior country. Its
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Evanston, Lake Forest, Highland Pa
Waukegan, Racine, Keuosha and MilwauI
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Manhood: How Lost, IHOW Restored

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BOOTS & SHOES

HADDUCk Go Carriage Painters, shop
~ over Bolless Il Prochazka's carriage
repository.
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MI A US
New Photographic Studio
Reduction in Prices of Pho
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Until further notice shall produce my
best re-touched card cabinet photographs,
without any exception to style, at the fol-
lowing prices:
Gard de Vista "Busts'' .........$3,5 SO per doz
!" e stand'g or sitting $50
Ca met size "Busts" ............. 800 g
I" sitting or standing 100
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24
Notice Of Mortgage Sale by Advertiser
n1cnt

notice Of Mortgage Sale by ADVERTISE
mcnt.
has been made in the conditions Of
LA certain mortgage executed and ueIiycre
by james $. Stone and his wife Henrietta l..
Stone ,mortgagors, to G: Z Fake, mortgagcc,
dated the Fifteenth G5th) day of July, a: d.
eighteen hundred and seventy six (lS16), and re-.
corded as i mortgage in the office of the Regis.
ter Of Deeds Of the county of Mobiles In the State
of Minnesota, on the Eighteenth NSth) day Of
july a. ID. eighteen hundred anil scventys:x
QS1G). at o'clock Il. H., in Book ''B' of Mort
cages, on page 81, on which there is claimed to
be due and is due ut the date Of this notice, the
Twenty. Two Cents (3lGO 22), and no action or
proceeding has been instituted 1T 'awor in equi.
fy to recover the debt secured by said mortgage
OF any part thereof,
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of Il DOW
er OF sale cnntaintd in said mort gage, and Of the
statute III such case made AM! provided, the said
WI, DE tHnrei ny sue OF ts
sale will be made at the front door OF tie Sher
IFS Office, in the village of NOrthington in the
county Of Mobiles and Sta'eof Minnesota, at pub
lie auction, by the Sheriff of said county, on
FRIDAY, TIE 18th DAY or NO.
TE1fBER,
A. d. eighteen hundred and scvcnty-eight 0s7s)
1T ten o'clock in the forenoon to satisfy the H.
with the interest thereon, and costs and expenses
OF sale, and twenty-five dollars (s25 0O) attor.
ney lees aS stipulated i'll said mortgage In case
Of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage. and
So to be sold, is the lot. piece parcel Of land
Situated in the county OF Mobiles and State of
Minnesota and known and described us follows
tC-Wit:
Lot number. Thirteen (l3) in Block number
Eighteen ns) i'll the village Of WOrthingtOn ac-
corling to the original plat of said village on re-
cord in the office OF the Register of Deeds of said
county, except the stable OIL said lot at the date
OF said mortgage.
Dated October ;, 1873.
c. p. FAKE. Mortgage.
CLARK SouLEi Attorneys Of Mortgagee.
7-5-6W. Oct3