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NEW YORK. Monday. oct. 2i.-Recclpts Of
hcc,cs Yesterday and TODAY 49, car loads 5a5
head, making total u ~ " Tor the week. against 1881
for the previous week Tile market VAS very duh and
somewhat irregular, hut quality considered. prices wpfe
but trc II any thing lower than last Friday Extra
selected steers mainly 10 retail shop butchers sotd
ut "a Ar q n to dress 5S~,7 Ms choice TO prime
do nj ~ Ssc 10 dress ~ ms poor To good natives
6issS.c, to dress 5ts57 ms ami Texas Cherokee aud
Colorado cattle H. 10 dress - rs up 7a.c aiu
even to ssc Tor few Of the hest Colorado hal breeds
Exporters used 90 fat native steers ron ire sh oicrr
at 4a94c N For the week, shipments a5l live
cattle and q 30 quarters Of beet
Receipts NJ calves were ~ head. making $3.50 the
week. against 2,GpJ for previous week Market about
steady ~ 2, 0.c n Tor gTtsscalves and S7isc for
milk.ie venlr.
Receipts vt sheep AMI lambs were IS car loads or
1880 head making \ total NJ ~ 81 Tor the week
AGAINST $500 Tor pre- yous week Prices were slade
better than Friday last but sales rather slow,
and the pens could be cleared sheep ranged from
ac TO De- q n, with few sales at .St'.c lambs rOn
&c TO SIC N
Receipts 81 hogs Yesterday ami today were 1877 car
loads or lbstN mead, making total NJ -6 Tor tho
week aeans ~ "a Tor week MARKET quiet at s3
To - ~ q - MS with ga ohio hogs ls7 hs average,
sold ut 81 a. q 100 ms. 81 10 do
10 Ms average, at $3.50
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THE BALTIMORE RACES.
y Great Gathering OF Hor-emeu and n Noted
Field OF Horses-To-day's Races

BALTIMORE, Oct 2l.-There Is great
gathering here Of horsemen from East. West
and South with every prospect Of n brilian,
meeting. The prizes are the coveted Dixie, the
rich Breckenridge. and the fat Bowie stakes. the
last a struggle Of four mile heats Tho Dixie
stakes are to be run for tomorrow. Great in
tercst is felt in this race. rs it will settle which
section possesses the best thrce-y car-od. Tho
Kenturkians had set their hearts on Lcvcller
expecting 10 SEQ him beat Duke Of Magenta hut
Lcycllcr is disabled by starting a bad curb while
exercising, This is unfortunate. rs reports
were rife that he had recently beaten the Duke :
best time, and every one was looking forward
a. "a grand race between these kings 81 the turf
Tho field announced To- run, however, some Of
the horses in which have come a thousand
miles 10 win. awaken interest enough tonight
to keep Baltimore in blaze Of excitement.
The limited express this afternoon came in
loaded with New Workers.. Gov. Carol. cN- Gov
Bowie. the Lorllards. Booths. and Iloyds
Messrs Reed, lil, Morris. Swigert Clahaugh
De Courcey. Brewster Purycar. Owens. and Il
host Of other wcll-knoWn turilnen are here.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
H0ofh,a Thenfre.

Miss Gcncvicve Ward last night attempted
the role Of Lazy Macbeth, with only moderate
success Her conception OF the character IL
similar to that OF Miss Cushman. She makes
the wife nm obdurnte indomitable personifica-
ton OF ambition and sellshness with very little
that is womanly or even human In her compo-
sition. except her somewhat illogical re-
morse. 1t Is too late in the day to quos-
ton tho correctness OF this idea. Tho
critical fight over LAZY Macbeh's psychology has
swept the civilized world and kept commcnta-
tors busy for century. We do not ourselves
object 10 this conception. But IL is a choice
which Miss Wards abilities MS an actress
cannot make good. The individuality viewed
in this inhuman light. assumes terrible
proportions. not unlike the furles in
tho old Greek drama. and Miss Ward
has neither the physique nor the spirit
to liyc through all tho majestic outlines her
mind has projected. She nowhere In the play
trnnsccnds, oven for u moment, the limitations
does betokcns intelligence and sense Of
Theatre propricty. She reads. her lines
the salient points 81 Tie text and tho
situation with ready and strenuous
through our, feelings with the magni-
t1de the awful grandeur. the appalling force
of n majestic mind working out its destiny
Nigor. and tho supernatural and mysterious
efficacy OF an evil spirit Nor does she
in the sleep walking and other cpl
sodcs mako US forget the physical condition
in the mental anguish, Her LAZY NdcleN is
not therefore dlslinguls ned by lts originality
or liz impulse on the one hand. or Ivy its super
latyc art on the other 1t IL n reasonably good
performance, that does not stand out against
the many other stock representations that we
have been called to witness in the same theatre
The sudden Illness OF Mr.. Nandenhoff threw
him out Of tho cast. and his place az Macbeth
was filled by Mr.. Mines Lcvick much. we can
believe TO the relief of many who have seen Mr.
was the substitution Of Mr.. J. r. Grismer In tho
part OF HdcdtF for Mr., Taylor.
On Friday night Miss Ward will play in
Jano Shore and The Honeymoon Tor her
benefit. Her engagement here closes on Satur-
day night.
During tho entertainment Inst evening Cen
Bcaurcgnrd entered one OF the boxes and the
band called attention to the fact Ivy playing
" Dixie and " Way Down Upon the swanee
River"
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NOT A MARRIAGE.
Journeyine Three Thousand Miles 20 Wed.
nnd then Changing her Mad.

Among the Storage passengers in the
Denmark that arrived yesterday were two who
stood apart from the rest. and seemed in search
OF somebody. One was Il young woman, short
and thick. with face that rescmblcd in color
and shape the side Of Baldwin apple There
were. to be sure. eyes. nose and mouth. but
they were almost lost In the general expansc Of
rudy pIumpness. Her companion was n
heavy. round shouldercd man. with stolld fea-
lures. iron-gray hair and dull eyes The man
was Johan Baptist Butcher. To an Interpreter
no said that he was ~ ycnrs old. native Of
Lenglau. Switzerland. He was farm hand 10y
occupation and since he was "a years old had
been under guardianship. He had an inherit
his guardian gavc him 275 q year. few
months ago he wanted to be released from tho
him his money. The latter refused. There
Mpon Johan decided, to 20 to America. At
TnsT hd9STGndnEsEl Felix MRche
days before he sailed. When he did sail Fridolinn
went with him. They had signed n contract 10
passages. and That made him destitute. Still.
ne wanted To- fuInl ne part o. the contract He
fool. She told her story She was "a years old.
The daughter Of a, butcher in Inter Ehren-
PRODUCED 10. Johan as one who was going to
America. He had money. and to crafty her
lathcr sne consented 10 become Jphnns bride IT
he would secure TO her all his wealth Mt his
death She thought this clause was included in
the contract which was drawn up. II II was.
she was willing to marry Johan II not. no !;
for he didn't amount t. much" she said.
They couldn't marry, in Switzerland. because
Johan being under guardianship.
The contract was produced. II did lack tho
saving clause relating to money. II was signed
on the 10th OF September. Miss Frdolina coyly
said thnt she'd marry Johan. II he'd agree TO
give her the money. He said he would. A min
at the last moment and she left Johan there
and then. He will seek relatives in Minnesota.
she In punnsYlvnnin.
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BROOkLrN POLTTIoIINs REBUkED
Twenty Thousand Dollar. that they Cannot
Get for "A (orrupIInn rund.

Mayor Howell dealt a telling blow ycstcr-
day ut reform as it is practised in Brooklyn.
By - combination Of Republicans and dissatis-
hud Democrats Mayor Schroeder in the last
days Of his term. was enabled to elevate two
eminent rcformcrs TO Commissionerships in
the Board q City Works. One Of them is a So
called Democrat; the other is 4 protested Re-
publican. These gentlemen. ever since their
induction into office. have been using the
patronage Of the Board Of City Works to build
up u party OF their own. A. their party did not
Increase In numerical strength any faster than
they added the names Of its members To the pay
rolls. they were obliged. in order 10 make u de-
cent showing. 10 employ SIX or eight men To- do
one mans work. Tho Consequence" las been
that the appropriation for street repairs is cN-
hHusted two weeks before the election. and these
champion rcformers became apprchcnEiye that
unless they could raise more money their party
must dwudle down 20 iis original number
the two Commissioners and ueir supu rdiuates
Ia tuls emergency they procured the pass ge
by the Aldermen 81 a resolution directing the
COMPTROLLER 90 transfer S9u.DWU from the moneys
apurup riAi"d for cleaning u" streets 90 tie ac-
count oi street repairs; THIS resolution has
been in the Mayors hands since the It'll inst.
and yesterday he returned It disapproyed. In
his message lac says:
,tfuu the ,NItndure ~ the lulc muuot ty r.0iu,ly
hNIns ilt amo.ht Ia %. Ai.; gl,'r H. ., WI. r".t
tc distesardcd ar overrued
Further the Mayor reminds the Aldermen that
lilf tINIkft i4dk's II a iN4@il'lA'Hltl l'l hil)
member Of that body IN any way Ia aid n max
ing any expense or TO incur any indebtedness
against the city II the money 10 meet the Sumo
has not already been raised and deposited in
the treasury ilr that purpu-c, ana Thai on con-
vlcton thereof the term OF oiice OF such Alder
men shall crnse and they shall be ineligible to
hold any city office for the term Of live years
from the date OF such conviction. He concludes
his message rs follows:
Your resolution therefore returned because 1t con.
templates an unlawful tNteulifc under lHrnlti0us
system. u NuAN "a OF our ofheiH naihs ana sui.'cung
criminal liability II has fNtnh Mltc pu- lAft
n.lecL II II wH- proposed e. ave 'npo yncnt 10 the
ahorng classes 10y lawful and needed expenditure
should c anons the nfst e. favor such pruostuon II
does nothing OF the kud. II s,rks, 10y nisHppr, pla-
funds to Afford mean, or iuhus ucing Murkueu ga
the midst u a political campaign such an act !. not
uuy Wa-iciul has iu II all the worse attribute. u 'hc
dcInagosuc aud tile knANe. Whine au MAJ politicians
viii not be- permitted 10 pay campaign eAens,s Nul 81
the clty treasury
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Atasuooil session Of the Board OF Elura-
Jnn uu To 9tu Of June 1854. II Special COM
nIu., VI >-f-. James l.. Miller DEM. Or
Mnd1 +. Smith fN. Timothy Brennan CDcin.J.
trdrr ,s smyU tpem.l Henry T. West lDrm.l
Vance a. o. 'nrr0trtnA NAV is r.u0rted,
ltr li.ty IulupdIntrly arguni led and elected
t"wni-.i NOR James /. Miller Chairman. and
son- 90 appear before The Committee whose
testimony WAS required To MAKE "A thorough in o.
Ns'-H il.u ~ the COMPLAINT referred 10 In tlt
pr'oi>A.n and resolutions aforesaid tthut inn
g. irl ro.i.. Aad been resur'c,l 10 IN Tho part
ui some % tlciru.tocs ii the Fourth Ward. or
r"'-'i- heuug o. their agents. 10 obtain money
l. III .t'J '"N u'"V'9 'V snu a." ~, ~ vi, VI
w-A-n.lI i..t.,i ~ nntify nll The School ri,
y I'll. i...i4 Ward of the tiuir. at wlIlcI such
NNe' -n' % would Do. conducted
llsl Conn. it.e held H. first uiectiul, ON th,
~. 'ay of May ana held scvoral meeting.
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Between and o'clock Yesterday morning
Mr. Samuel Geors who WAS sleeping alone IN his coun.
Try house ON tie Black swamp road, Jamaica. l. L. his
inmiy having returned to the city, aroused nv
NJ sunocauon and sprngne out Of he'd, he found
hi, room hll,d with smoke one account says that Mr.
,eorst Thinking that burglars were irving 10 rob aud
turn lin. hr,d shots from lns r,NoiNvr through tie
Wlduw aud then loading tho weapon. ir,i slN more
SLOTS within the house When he attempted iu down
stars hc found The whole lower poruon Of the house IN
rlm aud hp hat 60 Jump out uf second story Window
In falling he h. hi lett lex broken above the Knee lie
DRAGGED himself uudc an apple tree, whore Ice WAS
found hy the nrcmrn when they arrived The hrc had
evidently been started lN the Kitchen Mr. Goorgi be
lu,Ncs the house Was Hrst rohhtd. and then me-
Tho house was totally consumed. wiih Am the FURNITURE.
lurluiiu- blizzard tables. The loss Is $500 Iart
tin 4
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Mis-. Davenport In brooklyn.

Miss Fanny Davenports delightful per-
formancc Of "Olvia' in the dramatlla-
ton Of an incident from the Vicar OF Wake
field" was received with favor last night by n
large audience. in the New Park Theatre. In
depicting the misled girl IN all the many
phases Of tho character Miss Davenport
WIS earnest and effective. leading her audience
eagerly W TO the acme of interest
in the play. when she faces her betrayer. and
exhibits a power OF womany indignation that
is sure always to throw her auditors into n
whirl ~ applause. The SUPPORT was excellent.
McClannin as. Dr. PRIMROSE. and Miss Rand IA
SJhD. being more than ordinarily good.
Pquo" Is 10 succeed Olivia on Wednesday
night.
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Elizabeth Won Stamwitz is n pictorial
player with voluptuous figure. OF ample
Dimensions. and heroic proportions. n bcamy
and rather pretty face. incapable OF heroic OK
preston, weak voice without vibration or
compass and n marked German accent. She
appeared Inst night at the Broadway Theatre in
a composite play called Mcssalina. which re-
tains the flavor Of an italian md the verbostY
~ a German drama By this mans. and which
aims at tragic effect but fails to secure II. owing
to the undue prominence given TO the vouptu-
Gus character OF the heroine. and certain lack
OF dignity ia the crisis
Mssdind. as known to history IA hardly the
character for the theatre 81 our day without the
idcali1ing touch Of u poet or the ethical purpose
ot "A moralist In this play her a-ciyious nature
j. portrayed To- little dramatic purpose. and his
tory H. NJ plated 90 NO specn purpose in the sui
eide ot the illustrious wanton.
Mmr. von Stumwiz gave no signs Of tragic
talent ln her assumption Of the part. She poe
sn-Se- commanding ilguro and great breadth
of countrnanc". but neither was particularly
animated with the strong. passion md tho ve-
h"ment impulses when her language led the
listener to expect. and the mere efort to reach
q high pitch ~ expression betrayed tho fatal
limitations Of her voice. In so far Hs
sive miidness Of iacc we're Of them.
selves indicative n n volurtuous nature or
could be easily made 10 suggest 1t, the per
formauce WINS pictorial success but every
attempt To- manifest in pantomimc or speech tho
nerccr moods and moro earn st purposes Of
the imperial hussy was muill"d In constitu-
tonnl magniilrcnce Of the most indeterminatc
kind. or made prosac md Intellectual 10y n style
Of defamation which did not owe all It's honors
10 n foreign accent and cadence. for great deal
OF 1t was owing TO misplaced emphasis and an
utter Ignorance Of how 10 make the best thought
most effective.
Won stamwitz may properly be casscd AS
belonging To the Bessie Darling schOol-shc
Nils the stnge, but II is with her person, not with
her purpose.
The drama was crcditahly put upon the Broad
way stage. md the support given by Mr. Wheo-
lock a. Marcus. Mr.. Barr rs tdins >tiiUs. aud
Mrs. j. l.. tHrhurt ~ ARIA was good enough.
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sales SIS hhds Porto Rico In te Of s22tOc new
crop New Orleans JoS5jc Raw sugar quiet and TN.
changed at 7.sTh p fs to good rennng with sales q
$50 hhds this basis. refined quiet but steady ato 20
csc Tor hards and s7sosac. Tor standard " A."
SuNDRIKs-Sprits turrcntnc we're steady and quiet at
2Sc Resins w demand for the hnef grades coal
good strained quoted Al ~ J7issSL42js Petro.
lcun quiet and numinay BE- for crude. IN bulk. ana
esc. for refined, In bbls Ocean frrigts steady
snd quiet grain 10 Liverpool. bv steam. ID cotton.
l32i lard aud bacon Is Cd four to Bristol by sail.
2s n al grain To glasgow nv steam 81 ia 70 Bordeaux
RochtUri "a ei per ar do n Ccrtinent excluding
Dutch ports. Is I'd do IL Ouorto la gold per bush
DO ~ Amorin isc. gold Trllow dun at 0sc. for prime.
Whisky ste adler and sold at 81 ~
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SAVING OUT OF Jan.
Escape of One OF the Indicted OmcinIs Of
Warren County, y. y.

Dover. n. j.. Oct. 2i.-Dr. J. v MattIson. lato
Clerk Of the Warren County Board OF Frccholders In.
dictcd with about dozen prominent officials for
robbng that county of about si2ioo made his escape
last night from the jail 1T Bolydere with another prs
Oner saving the Of the outer window OF his
cell lie was the only one Of the indicted officials who
was unable TO meet the heavy hail demanded, and II ~
believed his accomphces aided him In making his
When his forgercs first detected he away. but
after much labor ani expense ~ the county
turcd by nkertons detectives IN the Of actress
IN New YORK city II has been reported that lac had
threatened t. make disclosures affecting his Weather
friends the Ring ala not procure his release hail
There u much excitement and tile Shcrn u roundly
censured by all for lack ct vigilance II not Tor conphci
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Ms. scoaeld'. Dependency.

Miss Sconeld Of Long Ridge. Conn. who was
receiving tho attentions OF dickson ratL D,puN Post
master at Mount k!sco schnscr County, went t. the
latter village recently to live with her sister Mrs sands
She was refused admiunncc it's said the sister not APP
proving her hhaNiur wan Nj fait Then sh" Mas siNtn
temporary accommodations m llaitH fathers house
Nn saturday she hul tu SICK refuge else where Br,uu
lng Respondent She got single bRrrtcd pistol aud shot
herself thn hraft Size tried uiuId AGAIN hut tatrd
to ind another cartridge. Her wound - serious.
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Busin,ss Notnts.

In East or West, or North or soutb,
They to themselves an outrage DO.
Who cannot boast a fresh sweet mouth.
With teeth like pearls bescmmed with dew
when sOzODONT all this supplies.
And works the charm before our eyes
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nGAEER-ln Rroosyn on Neni,y. oct 81, JoAs
Baker mter a 'lolt ,lln'-' ascd ~ lgarN .,..,.
tend the funeral ON Ntucslt, nit moon. at . oclnrk
lrnm TIE s;li.ncc Of Ia daughter. Mrs Alexander
NOON ON tie al't inst. Alan Bloom. IN the asa
Tie relatives and friend. of the family also Manual
l0ai-r. So Wti p ami \ W. ant m'mhers 81 lH Hose
New Y,ts. respectfully invited 90 attend the funeral
from hi. late re..cncr i! '-.t, t', st. brooAyn u,
BRADLEY In y " Haven conn oct H. Mrs Botscv
" bradley widow VI Amos bradley. IN the u7tli yeag u
CGNrBELL suddenly o., u. David Il Campbell.
Funeral will take Mac, on wednesday Oct ~ from
hi. late residence - !l.uy = Friends and relatives
DAVIS At Bunt,u station. Tenn. oct H. J,n crson
Davis, Jr, aged - year. ,ln of jrnrTson DAVIS, late
rLEMNiNG oct - william tiemmins, aged %
Fuucr, from he rc-ii,ncc OF his sister, ~ Rynsion
HAMA -Ncar founium,irocn Mt Oct II. Col. Will
linn llama, soldier Of lSi2, AMI Lieutenant colonel
HoXSiT in Albany. y Y oct - Penelope lIox,ie.
aged - wears 2muntlis AMI 4days
mlrruN ON sunlni. OCT H. lo~,ph II IIniton
Relatives and friend, are respectfully invited 20 attend
The funeral irom ms nt r',iicnfe 20 East i2sh st. on
rI's,4s 9st = al .ooe'cS ,o .,a...,.,.
RcuiMuin Lauohc, Distinguished civil cndnccr
,oaI . u.. rr, m s m r, 1n1 r ~aI Ka
Cumberland To- Pittsburgh hioush Tie heart OF the Ale
r0uLFY ON SUNDAY OF - Joseph Cooper Pooey.
aged II r'ani II months
II NC6Rp Al New ko,hcllc on sunday. oct 20. Mrs
Martha sceoor.i, IN her. '7ih year
wrlu.. -day at2rN Tram. leave Grant central popi
TRoLAN-on Monday oct n William Trojan. hus-
! hand OF katherine Trojan asri i. Nrars
tend tl tuncral service, Al haf mast O'Clock Ned.
r.rt e. on o.. ID WI" Mr.. 'S s,r
| Ward, IA her dttl year
yNsTfrkh pgYggS. ,l'js%rogy Mr.. Mary yo,se
! IN her sjtl year
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The Krnlfys' spectacular piece, THE
Dclugc. or Paradise Lost" WAS produced in
Nihos last evening in good shape. Tho stage
effects arc excellent. the illusions being as
nearly perfect MS they could well be. A foro-
taste of the Inferno. n glimpse Of Paradise. and
an idea of those times when the generality Of
men were even more wicked than the partners
of the truly good Deacon Richard Smith. are
afforded. Tn. ballet. with Mile. de- Rosa as
premiere is in harmony with N" other features
81 the piece Mr.. Pope and Miss Annie Ward
Tiffany uro in the cast.
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FREEHOLD. MI oct. 21.-Gcorgo FRANKLIN.
tc aged man. who was convicted of murder IN the sec
ond degree for Killing Peter fnlay at the Highlands Of
Navcsink july g. was before Judge :, uidrr for
tuoc today Tie Judge said, after consultation with
ms colleagues, that tie court entirely approved the
uudiug o the Jury Although the New Jersey statute
dos not authorize Imprisonment for he Tor this CRIME,
they had determined To impose sentence which.
his SEVENTEEN wear. wuud i~' equivalent lie
sentence. namely. ten years IN the state prison
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PouGIKrErsIE. Oct. 21.-A run was begun on
the SAVINGS bank here when the doors opened THIS
morning Tnnor had been circulated by some A. vet
unknown persons that the bank was about to inl Tho
bank hfonred with people all dHy and all demands
PROMPTLY met The doors were kVpt Olcn for two
hours after tie re-ular iur tor closing About so'uO
paid uut 10 DAY aud another run expected to NOR
row, Tor winch the bAnA - prepared.
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M1RINE INTELLIGENCE

HfNiarrnF ALNASAc-rus
sun rises. q ~ sun sets 10 Noon rises 2 0a
HiGu wArFt--rHis
sandy Hook. ~ GOV lsiani II Hell Gate. o -
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Al the Great Ta,Ior.' supply store.

Garner Ann and william established lhti tAiloTs
viii mud the largest and hHcs assortment OF CLOTHS cas-
l,mcfes dvcrcoAtings Innings, &C, Al pTlces ""eI man
any where else.-Ais
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Hyntts Life Bnisam must hrst he tried be-
give NJ being cured oi rheumatism govt. sCruf-
ua. &c II has been proven great good remedy. Dc
pot, 2i6 Grand st. sold hy druggist, everywhere.
Fail styles Fine AIN Itnts. ~. go; worth 81,
Fine prfhNs - worth - ~ Sew church w stair
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MONTREAL, Oct 2l.-Tho following additional
appointments have been made to the Cabinet. and
il Is now complete The Hon. Mckenzie Bow. Minis
Ter OF Customs the Hon Alexander ChnltclL T..
ccvrr neral the Hon e, g. Alkcns secretary ui state
the Hon |. BABY Minister ~ Inland krN'uur, TIC
Hon j G.. Pupe Minister Of Marine and FIshcres
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Catarrhi Dcainess Ear Discharged Invecrntc cases
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