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The New York herald., 1878-02-25
CAPTURE OF DUNCAN.
HANDS OF THE LAW AT LAsr-DETAILs OF
THE ARREST.

THE DEFAULrINo BANK PRESIDENT IN THE
THE ARREST.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. "a, 1873.
joseph c Duncan, tho deiauiting president OF the
Pioneer Bank, captured at quarter after twelve
O'Clock TINS morning st No. sue Kearney street,
within stones throw OF the City Hall. On Friday
nisnt Captain Lees. OF tho detective force, became
convinced rom observing the movements OF certain
individuals that Duncan was concealed ut the place
mentioned. The premises placed under scrveii-
lance. and shortly before twelve O'Clock last night
descent on the house.
THE FUGITIVE.
onocrs were stationed so as to guard every avenue
Of escape. and Lees Knocked at the door Of the
In which he had previously satisfied himself that
duncan concealed The door was cautiously
opened W man VINO attemptedto close II again, but
Lees forced his way In, entered the bedroom and dis
covered duncan rising IRON bed. He taken TO The
chief police onicc. wnere hc was soon joined by his
sop W. r. Duncan. VINO mad been nolihed Of the ar.
rest The meeting between father and sou, who had
worked 90 assduvu,iy 10 conceal the Whereabouts aud
eject tue nixbt of his fatner, was most affecting.
Alter tue in,srview Mr. Duncan was removed 10 cell
IN The cuy prison. his sharing his confinement.
The arest nas caused great sonsation ia this city
rkxSiLkss PRISONER.
NJ. Duncan REFUSES 10 be interviewed concerning
his adventures. he Is much broken down by mental
trouble snd anxiety aud has also been suffering IRON
80 attack oi pnsumonia HIS pecuniaty means are
utterly exhausted He took with hifn on disap-
psaraacs So u00. all oi which has been up
Ia devices ior conccanent and escape and when cap
tursd he al out VI 90 IN his possession He SAYS ho
has been deefreu from giving himself up by fear OF
being bbcd he aiso Gays that prior 10 the suspen-
OF the banx he did his utmost 10 save The de-
lositors aud the missiug funds OF tho institution
sbsoI bed tns ebert 10 meet demands and keep
ths ABOVE water.
Ihc police authorities state that at time since
Duncsn's disappcs has been possible for him
lcave city ~ land wator without detection
Every avenue oi escape has been watched night and
day. and hundred houses have bsen searched
An ou of 4 ns fugltive-
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL ON THE PERSONAL
CHARACTER OF THE NEW poNr!FF-No
'CHANGE IN POLICY TO BE MApr.

ARCHBISHOP PURCELL ON THE PERSONAL
CHARACTER OF THE NEW PoNrIFF-No
'CHANGE IN POLICY TO BE MApr.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CIXciSNATI Ohio, Feb. "a, 1873
A HERALD representative accorded an interview
with Archbishop Purcell, this afternoon, ana heard
IRON the venerable Prelates own lips his estimate Of
tho new Pontin. lie sad:--
Al can hardly say that knew him, though
have several times met him during my visits 10 Ronc.
abilities, we'll versed In everything relating 20 tho
Church aud possessed OF great piety."
''What Is his appcarancer'
..He IL tail ana Ans looking, with prominent feu-
lures. long lace, not unlike Cardinal McCoskey OF
New York. between sixty and seventy years Of age,
most OF the time holding intimate personal relations
with the Pope"
Policy xKw popk
"What do you Imagine his policy will De 2"
''rnc same AZ that Of Pope Plus. He fact the
Popes closest ADVISER during The later years VI his
lie and enjoyed his confidence completely, being
nude Cameriingo OF tho Vatican. and ~ holding The
ring OF the fisherman winch Is presented TO the
ccsding Pope In this he has to give It him.
SELL"
'.rhen there will be no change In church policy OF
Rome ~
IL think not He was leader IN the last Ecumoal.
oal Council aud helped 10 prepare the dogmas
nounced Of that couLcil and was all recog-
the arest representative OF Pope rius So
II Is not likely that be will make any changes We
believe he Will provo wise and nble and at the Same
time pious head Of tho Church."
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
wan pErlnrsESf.

wkn DrxnrnTxr,
ogHcs oS rnk Guar slss<L OFSfrEs,
wAsui>oro>. fsb al A. ~
For New Enslana. the Middle states ana lower iais
region rising barometer. norm 70 vea wisa., colder
and clear partly cloudy weather prsDsbie vlih
occasional iignt snows N The last district
For the South Atlantic states. rislns hsro,assss
north TO wss, Winds sisshtly colder, partly elesdy
weather and possibly along me Sssh csrolins sess,
rain areas
For The East Gulf States repssssss ssd The ob,e
Valley rising osromSbr. cold nsrthwesisry wsnas
clear OF partUeloady weather followed Iron the
first the western por,os Of lsss ssetcs ~ f.
Ing barometer and s.ssssy GO sssasr sossbsrly
winds.
For the Yves, Gall stAses. faillnx bssomsssr south
sasteriy ~lnd.. warmer. party eioaay weather ED
possibly followed m Texas ~ ram sress
For the upper iaxe region rtsins barometer. sorsh.
sriy winds. colder, parity cloudy ss.tsr ssa eees-
siopai light SHOWS, followed tns western peruea
by falling barometer and warner soathesstefiy Ctnsa
For the Upper MISSISSIPPI ana Lever sss.ssn va.
Isys, rising, followed by falling barometer, cold
northsrIy Winds vcerng e.sssriy o. soath.
erly, partly cloudy weather and ecc~sies.I hight
SHOWS
The Ohio River and the Nlssisnppl, iron 81 Lesis
10 vicksburg, will continue rising.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

AUSTRIA THANKS ITALY-A MONUMENT TO In
DSu. RoLLIN-A PRIEST EXPELLED FROM
SPAIN FOR AN OFFENSIVE SERMON.
lDx CABLE TO THE HKnALp.l
LONDON. Feb. 2S ls7a
The Austrian government has sont . telegraph de-
spatch Rome thanking The Italian government for
It's attitude during the Conclave Tho Ministers have
held several meetings lately upon the question Of
summoning the Delegations special 70 tho 0tserrr
from Vienna states that the Delcs atoms will meet on
March 2.
POPE LEos POLICY roREsHADowED.
Rome correspondent states that tho Castle Gan
dolio Is being repaired for the rope's summer resi-
cence
II is reported that the Pope has dismissed General
Kanzler, Pontincal Minister OF War.
rERRBLE EXPLOSION IN PARMA
Another despatch from Romo says an explosion Of
dynamite at Parma yesterday killed SIX and wounded
sixty..hroe persona
MONUMENT LEDRu RoLIIS.
PARIS despatch reports that monument TO the
memory OF Ledru Rollin was unveiled in the Cemstssy
OF Pere la Chaise yesterday. MN. Cremsux, Victor
Hugo and Louis Blanc made addresses. large crowd
attended the ceremony and cheered for tho Republic
and amnesty.
PRIEST KxpELLrD FROM SPAIN.
The Spanish government mas ordered tho expulsion
from Spain Of a priest for a sermon delivered at
Huesca announcing the liberal regime Of the present
fhaaa lv da~s od Sos~
sovereign.
A Calcutta despatch announces that the Jowakis
have accepted tho terms OF peace proposed oy the
British
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
POLITICAL AND GENERAL.

Hartford Post-"lt is hopeless task to revive the
Southern question:"
Portland (Me.i Adpertiser:-"rhe nation viii not
perish OF invisible dry rot"
Knoxville Chronicle:-"rhe whole nation should
protest against this drunkenness In high places"
Bloomington Gl) Fanta0roph:-"On tho whole, We
rather think We shall have enough TO do to success
fully attend to our own business"
Richmond Dispatch:-"Tho United States should
seek alliances that will lead TO any European In
tervcntion at this hmc In America"
Hartford Courdnt:--"By and by Congress will
Violently down u steep place into tho sea and got
choked Tho preliminary inspiration Is on It."
Springfield Republicaa:-"It Is becoming unpopular
for public man bo In tho habit OF getting drunk
ana this marks great advance In public sentiment"
Tho Chicago Post tcrEs the Introduction OF Lamars
conscience In The deliberations Of Congress a danger
Gus innovation" Infatonists may woll tremble at
It.
The Atlanta Constitution says that It Is tho unani
nous wish oil the people OF Georgia that tho Bank.
'rupt net bs repealed. ut has become perfect har-
Dor for fraud"
Buffalo Erprem:-.The one shred of legal rcproba.
ton Of tho rebellion which Is the inability Of
Jcn Davis 10 govern tue country which he tried TO
destroy. Mr.. Lamar had much better hold his scat"
Worcester Spy:--"We have enough to do ut home.
~ may De uattering " OUT vAuiV 10 pe uckuoW.
edged ono Of tho greater Powers, but shall prove
wisdom and retain and increase greatness by
mindipg our own busincss."
Cincinnati Gasetse:-"rnc Bland bill as Il now
stands would be long disturbance and uncertainty,
working great unisirness In tho government pay-
ments until the slow Of silver dollars had
brought all to the silver basis. i"
Tho Philadelphia Times treats OF tho financial rovo-
luton n forogono conclusion, and which can.
not bs altered, while II suggests that the evils to be
expected from IL viii not be unmixcd with good,
which will bc at least partial compensation.
Cleveland Herdld:-"If Congress had the constitu-
tona power pass law providing for the expenses
OF tho public service nve years and then to I'd.
jouru for that period such would be hailcd with
Intense satisfaction by tho entire country The
ton Is choked and cursed with unnecessary legisa.
ton.'
4 Philadelphia Inquirer :-"Thore has yet been
valid objection mado against the Silver bill and no
evil prediction made In connection with II which has
not already proved false. II may DO experiment,
but II Is time that experlme In drcc-
ton different from that pursued long by polti.
cal nnanciers."
land bred family tako the money expended hore
by elk people aud make It ample for the needs OF
eighteen. We over the 1usb days OF 40 yet.
Men think u they miss IT, horc they will sirike IT,
In Tuscarora Bodie somewhere else, and so.
20. Aud wnen, through these lachcs Of our own,
suffering csmes is does not seom 10 teach rs any
thing. Tho trouble 10 not In what We cannot make,
but In what We will not save"
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
A HAPPY PASTOR.

Amer brief sermon yesterday morning the Rev
stephen H. Tying Jr, told his congregation that ht
had sisoooo subscribed to pay OF tho two hun.
dred thou .ahd dollar debt Of the church, snd
that be wanted $4,000 TO finish the business be-
fore the Leutsn season began Four men who nad
already subscribed $40 added twenty per cent
10 thcir SUBSCRIPTIONS, making <4s. 900 Tho buanco
was quickly subscribed Two hundred thousand Que
hundred aud seventy dollars and ory six cents hs
fuL tota subscribed. The subscription book and the
cards VITA the collection tnot included the amount
namcc) we're held up 10 DR. ryne's white sang
"Prskc God, from Whom all blessings now," the
congregation and choir Joining HIM. Tue careworn
PASTOR that the ph ysical and relief TO him.
sell was simply wonderful. Hc had made himself
nuisance from Harlem bridge TO the Battery begging
for ns church II would oe hard TO keep from sing.
Ing tho old refrain.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
A GAMBLER STABBED.

party OF young men quarrellcd over game Of
cards last evening, tho lager beer saloon OF J.
brown, No. 476 humboldt street, W Williamsburg, and
adjourned to the street to fight IL out During the
melee Michael Clark plunged knifc into the side OF
James Roseburn nnicling serious wound, The latter
assisted to his residence. Leonard street. aud
was attended by Dr. Newman, who says the injury ~
not intal. Clark captured later by tho police Of
the Sixth precinct aud locked up the Stagg street
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
SUDDEN DEATH.

An unknown woman. about forty yoars OF ago
entered tho drug store at the OF DeKalb and
Carlton avenues, brooklyn, about half-pass nve
oeiok last evening ant stated that sho was very sick
physicisn was Immediately summoned, but the
womin disd within a short time. The body Was
drniiued as that OF Mrs. Harriet Wood OF No. 299
Myrtle avenue. who had left her homo at hafpass
four O'Clock Tor tho purpose Of taking walk lhs
deceased had boon In deicate health Tor some time.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
DROWNED.

James North, fireman on tho British steamship
Atratos lying ut por North River, fell overheard at
midnight on Saturday, supposed to be drowned.
His body has not been recovered
William Owens, aged twenty-seven years and
siding In Bssviile, J.. l., was drowned In Newt0wn
Greek yesterday. He had hired boat Tor n row; but
either through ignorance carccssness fell out of t
into tho water and before could roach him
sank. Tho body has not yet becn found.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
STEAM MOTOR ACCIDENTS.

Jacob Gable, atty years OF ago. residing at No. 81
sumptcr street, Brooklyn whilo crossing the Atlantic
Avenue Rapid Transit Road, at Ralph avenue, about
eight O'Clock last evening, was struck and slightly iu
Jured by the steam motor Nortbport.
Patrick Lynch OF No. al West Thirty first street,
yesterday morning was ron In Hudson street by
~ dummy engine. He was removed Chambcrd
Street hospital where bf his legs was ampot tated
lie died last evening from the effects Of the amputa
tf,,a
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
MAYOR HALLS. NEW LECTURE.

EsAayor Hall ec.ured to large audience, at Stein
way Hail. Iast evening, "o'Connell Parneii and the
Irish obstraeiionisiA" Tho lecture dealt generally
With the object and purposes Of obstruction to op-
pressivc measures legislative assemblies Amor de-
tsing bf.eay the struggles Of the Lbcrator Tor re-
peal Mr. Hail went into long description OF the later
efforts Of the homo rulers, ehIvenng his sketch With
humorous stories and sps ILLUSTRATIONS He was re-
xsrasd sttn liberal applause
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
SCARED BY A HYENA.

a savage bysss. ~ssen 10 kcps heavily chained is
ess Of ef the Central PARK Managerie, en-.
asss by NE esaasos OF several OF the visitors yes
ssrs-y aissrseea. ~he persisted in tormenung
a. managed 70 break iis chain aud boz
ga ferious onsissgnt on toe bars oi IT'S
csgs. shicb 70 bent Tho visitors made hasty exn
from TIE bslloins believing that tho animal would
become Tree Keeper thomas Dosahse, assisted by
the police several other Keepers alter nearly
60 boaf's ssfx, paced anothcr cham around tho
sslms's nscx ssa sgsia fastened it 10 its cage
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
MURDER By A DEFEATED WRESTLER.
ST. LouIs. No., Feb. "a. 1873.

ST. Louis, No. Feb. "a, 1873
A wrestling match took place between Jacob Armi.
tage. saloon keeper and James Barnard, at Dewitt
Carroll county, No., on Friday night last, during
which Armitsge was threwn several times After the
nascn was over and whlie barnard stood conversing
with his friends Armatage came up behind him aud
plunged kpiie into his throat severibg the jugulnr
VEIN Avmitags then surrendered himself 70 The au-
thOriltaa
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
FATAL ROW AMONG NEGROES.
[BY rELEonApH TO THE HERALD

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. "a. 1878.
Al IN early hour this morning desperate row oc-
Cured In n negro brothel Lower Church street. be-
tween william Watson, william Howard and samuel
Marks, all negroes resulting from . quarrel over
quantity Of rum. In the melee Watson was beaten
.srrbIy BY Howard with u club that he died on the
ground short timo aitcrward. Others Of the party
Werc with knives beaten with various
we,pous Tho murderer and several others OF lhe
perfectly craxed With rum.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
GOSPEL MEETINGS IN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. "a. 1874

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. ~, 1874
Messrs Pentscost and Stsobins, tho successors OF
Messrs. Moody aud Sankey, began the third week OF
their Gospel meetings to-day the rink beng crowded
both afternoon anu evening This Is tho eighth week
continuous meetings, aud the interest, which de-
clincd somewhat alter the departure Of Mr. Moody, 10
now increasing
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
xsorsr MAxurAcronr DESTROYED.
FIRE AT wooDsIDE, L. l.

Adams ssssssr haiie. a large two story frame
builaiss ~ woodsids. vas discovered to DO ON nre
carly 90 sssssosy morning. Asd sbe nsnss spread
with 90 much rapidly that the family mad barely
time 10 escape uitbout SAVING snytbing. The whole
structure speedily destroyed, involving loss Of
$4,000 10 q, 900, no insurance.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

DAsroS. Ohio. Feh ~. ISIS.
man giving the name Of Benjamin smith was a..
rested IN this city yesterday charged wnh having
perpc,rassi = number OF iorgeres parties ip aud
about Dayton by aliinx ost blank tevnslip oslcss,
sguing thc name Of The iownshlp Treasurer and
posils of Tue orders 80 genuine Ne 10 also charged
with having mtsd fofscfies "a tte extent Of
oral ~ housaLd dollars ~ H,lleiontxins. Ohlo.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
PLAYING WITH FIREARMS.

On Saturday night George i. Leonard. whio playing
with pistol, sho, and killed his brother Nathaniel
The former arrested and held to await the action
Of the Coroner The iathcr oi tho boys yesterday
testified before Coroner Croker that the shooting
accidental. The lad George wus accordingly ais.
charged from custody.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
FIRES.

THE pRirrsu SHIP TORNADO BURNED AT THE
WEARY IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEw oRLEAss, Feb ~, 1873
The British ship Tornsdo. Captain Ellis, loading
for Liverpool. was discovered on hre this morning
She nsd ON board 5000 bales OF cotton. the greater
portion OF which viii BE- badly damaged by water
The quantity bu.asd - not Jet ssccrtsined. The
cargo and vessel vaissd at e2so 0o0 iesursd In
the foewaG sAsnsd eompsnies:-Atlastic Mutual,
Brush, Foreign, SWISS Lioyds, Standard, Liverpool
other iorsixn and homo companies. The Tornado
reach ei2S.v0o The cause o the hre 10 unknown.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
LIFE-SAvING STATIONS.

Tho commission from tho Treasury Department.
which has for some time past been investigating the
adminisration OF the c-saving service the south
SIDE OF Long Island, closed It's abors last week. A
iarse amount OF testimony was taken. and II will
probably be some time before tho results arc made
-
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
FATAL KEROSENE ACCIDENT.

Annie Zabriskie OF No 436 West Nineteenth street,
who was SO badly burned bt tho explosion OF kero.
scne lamp which she let fall upon " stove on Satur.
day, died yesterday from her injuries.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

The stevens institute Athletic ASSOCIATION, Of Hooo-
tep, ~ j. vsi give ensestainmsss this evening Ia
Their nee 81 mn sksum tor tho venent o, the same.
Tue programme oil comprise sparnng. fsnesg. par
anei sns horzentAl e@r acts. eisb swinging, kc, BY
the beat amateurs
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
THE wEATmfR YKsrFnD.Y.

The following record will show the changes IN TIE
temperature for The past twenty-our hours n eou,-
parison with the corresponding date iass year az
Indicated by the Thermometer at Huanul's pharmacy,
hxwALD Building. No 2ls broadway, New lerks-
III -
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
ACCIDENT IN A CHURCH.

sPRrxoyrELD, Mass, Feb. -, 1878.
The gallery door Of church at wsstnsld being
raised from its hinges Toll during . Temperance
meeting breaking the arm and cs Of Miss A:fcc
wes.on Several women tainted during the oxc.c-
menL
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
DIED IN THE HOSPITAL.

Lizzie Feathcrneld. OF No. 120 Liberty street, ad.
mitted Saturday TO Chambers Street Hospital sui.
frrlng from illness, diod last evening
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
STORM In NEW BRUNSWICK.

+, ST. JOHN, N b., Feb. "a, 1878.
Both steamers and trains were detained by tho
severe storm or Saturday morning, but serious
damage 10 Shipping Is reported.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER .. @ ADAMS

Mr. Hubbard q. Ford, well known manufactures
Of Utica N. " died yesterday, aged sixtyavs years.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25

a STORE IN BRUNSWICK, Me-. BURNED.
BKrSswicK. Feb. "a, 1878.
ars 10 shs store No Arcade Block, owned by
Harry stsson caused OF % 900 on the stock oi
ready made ciotnsug aad $500 10 the building rhe
losses are tally covered by insurance.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
"A CADETS FATAL SHOT.

PouGmKEEPsIE N. Y, Feb. "a, 1878.
This morning while the Engineer corps at West
Point was getting ready for reveillo OF the
mand, named Tobln, shot another named Albert VINO
died almost instantly. No further particulars were
received - i'"i"4N
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
OBITUARY.

Ex-MAYon WILLIAM WORKMAN.
A despatch from Montreal reports that ex-Nayor
william Workman, Of that city, diod on Saturday
night
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
JARED Z. WARNER
HUBBARD G. FORD.

Mr. Jared E. Warner, prominent druggist Of
U,ica, N. Y. died In that city yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
FORD, U. s. n.

Passed Assistant engineer J. Q Adams Ford,
U. s. N. died on Saturday at Portsmouth, N. H., OF
consumption. Hc had been stationed at tho Navy
Yard q that mort
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
LASDoN's BLccK IN RUTLAND DEsrRoYxD-
rHE LOSS AND INSURANCE

LAxDoxs BLccK IN RUTLAND pEsrRoYxD-
rHE LOSS AND INSURANCE..
RUTLAND, W., Feb 25, 1873.
The large wooden block, known ~ Landou's Block,
at the Of Roe aud West streets, was de-
suoy~d by Ore this morning. The block wss occu.
pied Sy the following psstes 4. C. Lewis, paints and
drugs; o. W. csrrisr boots end shoes; j. W. Fisher
dining saloon; Mra L. A. spiIiAr. millinery; L. I.
Lswtcn. dentisi, and three iusn,llea The families
barely escaped with thc iiveS losing eli their goods
The are is Supposed 70 have caught from a stove
IA the basement The total loss the build
log aud stock m estimated ~ So, 400, insured
tor sis,ooo 10 the following cornpsucs:-
Queen, o. soo;. lEsna, ~ 500; Hartford, $4,000;
wcstchcster. 500; Msnuf1curers 81, 600; Liver.
pool aud London Globe. 1880; Royal Canadian,
5000; Lycoming. $1,000; scottish Commercial,
81, ,oOo, and IN ho.ae companies, $780, Several ad-
joining buildings were aiso slightly Damaged
ENGINE MANuFAcToRy DESTROYED.
CukIrn. Vnt., Feb "a 1878
Tho worstwick Engine Manufacturing company's
building ives burned this morning. Loss ABOUT
$4,000. which ~ covered by Insurance divided be-
tween eleven oifceA
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


steamship City OF Brussels s At tho Grand Central
Naval Constructor Edward Hart United states navy.
Is at the Astor Captain A. g. Hutchinson. Of New
Orleans, Is at the Sturtevant Lieutenant Edward A.
Field, United States navy, Is at tho Hoffman.
IN SERIOUS COUGHS AND COLDS HALEH
HoSEY or HoREHouSD fAR Is " relief Try It.
PRINTING
OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
At THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
~ ANN ST.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK rERTEcrIsa PRESSES,
capable OF printing II. 600 copies per hour
OF paper sthor six eight coumna
ALSO ALL THE srEREoryPE MACHINERY BIZ.
LONGING THERETO.
PRICE. SlUOO
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New York Herald.
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mont finest quality, at sEELEys Hard Rubber Truss
tanlishmen Bs2 broadway Patronage loading
Correct adjustment speciality.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
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BANKING, INSURANCE. OK ANY Lf0ur BUSINESS
rukrOsEs. APPLY IN Tilt COUNTING ROOM ov
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IN SERIOUS COUGHS AND COLDS HALEH
HoSgy or HoREmousD AND ran Is sure relief Tryis