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sTEELE9 81
PAIN ERADlCATOR.
me Most wooaerfuI Discovery Of the Age.


The World moves. and unless We Progres. we must
90 Backwards Nothing remains Stationary.
IN OFFERING THIS MEDICINE IL Is MI
intended to deceive the people as cure Tor every
complaint earth; but really sc'enfinc Article "
The greatest merit, which VIII prove opn - sv,
to both man and beast, its readiness OF nppncatDn
and the price being within the reach of al. It vii
! actually cure
RheusnntiSln. NeuYalxiO,
Contracted Cords, Siin JOinls'
(sOuS, Contracted MuSeseSs
Sore Throat, swelIings.
I.ameness, Lame HACK
Nprnins, HiarrhOen,
Headache. Collie
l'ramDS. ERceaches
BRUISES, sores,
ERrache, Cuts.
Burns, sealGls.
Inflammation Of she Kidneys
And all Nervous and lntamitory Aches ana sins'
DR. STEELE. who has for years been IN the Fro
prietary Medicine business, and who has travelled
In various parts of the world IN search OF ,niora-
ton, has great cor fidence in the ERADiCATok as
the r Ne Plus CHra OF safe, sure and reliable RENE
dies for general use rs 4 Family Doctor.
Provide yourself with bottle without delay ana
you will always keep il IN the famiiy ana save
money. Don't be bat of with some other prepera-
ton. Take only STEELES PAIN ERADlCATOh.
We can produce thousands of testimonials as to
cures made but trial will prove to the most skep-
tical that it is truly Eradcator Of Pains. Aches
and InAammatious. It has been, and Il now, con-
stantly used by horsemen as a Liniment, and has
saved more valuable property of that kind than any
other preparation Take pains to see that you ger
the genuine
Put up in large bottles and for sale by druggists
and dealers. If you happen TO be in locality where
SrEELE'S PAIN ERADICAT0R cannot be OBJ
tanned send 10 the nearest wholesale druggist or 70
thu Agents,
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists,
$50 and SO Market Street. San Francisco, Cal.
Price 8 II per Large B0itle. six bottles SS.
i0-3m
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old TYPE-5O0 pounds of OLD TYPE fol-
" sale in lots to suit purchasers. This Type
is an excellent substitute for Babbit Metal
pronounced by those who have used it better
and can be sold at ene-half the price Apply
at the STATESMAN OFFICE
, 1878-01-26

DILL HEAD PAPER--An immense stock
ID of Bill HEAD PAPER, just received at the
per furnished at little more than the cost Of
white paper.
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Envelopes Received at the STATES
u MAN office large lot of Envelopes, which
will be printed and sold at a slight advance up
on San Francisco prices
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PASSENGER RATES.
From WaisuIa TO Waila XaIia..---' :.
From Wallula fO Whitman. ........"
From Walln HnIIa to WaIluln......
From whitman TO Wailutn- -.----'' 10
Way Passengers, per mile ---..'''''

Norr.-The charges of the Salla EalA w. N %
Transfer Company on down freish. tIansSt ~ tr.
O. s. N Co.'S boats, including the basns% s,sh,.r 10
wariiug is 30 cents per ton. And on up uPuss.5ieS .
ceived from o. s. \. Co.'S boats and ioras -,
cents per ton All down freight. for iors !,. IN 3
ment. not consigned 70 parties at haiiats,
turned over TO this Transfer Company I'd
ID. s. BAKER.
President W. W. 6 &. X. L. M
wAIIA WALLA, November s. 1871
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The World moves. and unless We Progren We mus'
20 Backwards. Nothing remains Stationary.
, 1878-01-26
wUPHOLS LSTERING q


Furniture Repaired and Vanished.
@ wAREROOa, Main street, Walla WalIa
I,aIn,,- Third off
, 1878-01-26
LAND CLAIM FOR SALE.

W. G.. LANGFORD, Clerk.
Plaintiff Attorney l-6w
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TIE BLAINE COMMITTEE
Virtually AdIourning until Jan. IA Reply
from senator Blaine.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2G.-In view Of the
decision Of Comptroller Porter that no part OF
the money appropriated by the act Of last June
can be used for any Investigations. except such
as relate TO alleged frauds in the late Prcsi-
Dental election" the Blaine Committee at n
meeting to-day. authorized the Chairman to re-
port and ask the passage Of Joint resolution,
Immediately alter the reassembllng OF Con-
gress to make the $4,000 appropriated by said
not available for the investigation now ordered
The Committee ther"upon ADJOURNED suh(ect 10
the call Of the Chairman. This action IS VIZ
tuhly an adjournment until Jan. l.
Chairman Teller, on his return from New
York Yesterday found letter awaiting him from
Senator Blaine. IN response 20 the Commiuees
request that Mr. Blaine furnish such lnforma-
ton Rs he possesses concerning tho charges
made in his resolution ordering the investiga-
ton. Mr.. Blaine says that although he docs
not assume to be public prosecutor IN the
matters mentioned by his resolution. he Will be
GLAD TO assist the Committee In ia investga-
zion. and supplies the names OF number OF
persons in various parts of South Carolina and
Louisiana whom he suggests should DE SUP,
pRnaed, and whose testimony. he believes, VIII
justify the action Of the Senate IN ordering Tue
Thhe Committee will not be able to take any
testimony or send any sub-commluecs away
until after an appropriation has been obtained
In the mean time. during the recess, Eteat
deal Of ex-phrte tesumony VII r. ~ eps rGSuS :"
| United States marshals, deputy marshnis nno
| supervisors. which were forwarded 10 the Dc
| be- ready TO be transmitted TO the Committee in
! about ten days. Senator Blaines statement
| which has been called for by the Committee
| will also be ready by the time Congress reas-
| sembles, and will contain tho statements o.
MANY private persons who were not uHlhc
| 4 ates officers. The delay thcrcfore.in the Com
| \ ittpes getting TO work will really cnure to th'
| benefit 81 the Republicans, whose whole 4blec
| Is 10 make up an eX-parte case when the Dem
| ocrats will nave TO summon great many W.T.
| nesses TO break down. This will possibly tax,
| IN So much time that there will not be mucl
chance 10 push me INQUIRY Ia tne u'iuts'0'
MIR. Hayes Is busy compiling q statement u
| be forwarded TO the Committee. IL Is mage vi
| OF all the Official reports sent from tho sout
| upon the subject OF intimidation ana iraud
The statement will also include private coryGI
| HAYES desires TO give the basis for his remark
upon the subject in the message. Senate
| Blaine on his part. will submit articles take
from the Charleston Neirs and CouTit1'. a Demo
cratic newspaper. that has reported iully III
numerous cases Of fraud and Intimidation.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK Thursday, Doc. 26-Receipts o.
yes Yesterday and today ga head making 400
since Monday against 4fUtor the same time last week,
BUYERS we're asking fraction advance in prices. and
Of the sales show advance vt 81 Y head Hs com
pared with current rates NJ last Monday hut We nerkel
brisk and the Improvement IN prices was wholly
due TO a report Of snow hincsId railroads Extreme
range for steers 7'@lutc n n e. dress jies5G rs 20
the gross Lulk OF TONS ~ SOU To dress %
60 rs Exporter used Ho fat cattle. .
Receipts oi calves l38 making 81 siuce Monday Mar
kct very quiet ~ SAFE e m Tor vcnl~ and 2h@dr H.
for grassers Hog dressed veHls quiet az SONY q n
Receipts sheep and lambs loads. l.41l head.
making total Of $3.50 SINCE Monday. against Hsn Tor
same time last week Market aify ntm hnt -luw. with
a limited trade. Sheep ranged from $40 n4lsc y W.
for common good al abic for prime and extra, win
car load very choice wrthcrs. ~ ms average. sold
At SIC. Mutton slow at 6@7'sc. q n; dressed lambs
steady ut 7e'Sc
Receipts Vt hogs were . 600 head. mnkinf total Of
isst week Market a -hade nrmrr with sales OF eat
loads Of live hogs at 81 1908 80 y iuO rs Dressed hos
quoted at 3i.s4i4c. y n, with pigs up to 4'tei5ac
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THURSDAY. Dec. 2G.-FLoUR AND MEAL..The
whole market was dull. but prices very hrmy
SSd n"a e. Ivy !%T sSr' :npe rssSr rsssS
mon ~ good shipping extras. western hin s suW.
cs ss1s H@ 9y scasiu SpSSs
extras ssWat4n do bakers and family brand e. e. an an
s5 - hyc flour Y 81 20 U1r , or =. H., ma
ii 7asI,d whemiced sii9Si7 ton rye ieedSl4esslo
CorroS-Tho hxchnngs wa" Closed NM sIon Mn IN
the street st 4aa points advance receipts at the ports
ycstcid1v 1000 .ncs to-day Hinnai -. ,.,,..,
NJ 81 iOss - an $50 hls sold Tor January az 5000;
new dul NJ - 2' hid ami g. g. asked for fchruaty
at S1l and packet at Sli. Beef hnms. tlfgt5 facon
and cut mrats quie, and mammal Lard slishty lower;
and raihcr quiet sales lnics at 60 t2g tor prime CITY
aud e. 7dafi II prime Western and for future de-
livery sTo ic. at $40 Tor January . IN ter Feb.
pi,s i'sst.e Rucr and cheese very hrmiy held, and
quiet Fresh eggs. 2d@3nc. ~.
contracts Tor 30 rod state hcing lclt Sales on tho
spot 5000 bush including No 3 spring nominal ~
winter 81 iisssii2 the higher nsnre for four boat
loads and NO 60 cx'r, white ~ iotl loa nhn , 10,
December ~ lo4 Tor January. aud SlllA or february.
Rye quiet Barlcy-salcs O3.pn hush ungIadcd vanads
active: sales & 81 bush at 5Va5c for missed and $40
3Gc white, including No grade at 3oA@3p.5c Tor
mixed. and eic Tor white Indian corn In dena,d and
closed slightly dcarers sales tho spot llNDo bush ~
4ais@Hisc for No mixed f5@ i5iSc for new and go
t7ilc Tor oil! No, 4d'7at1c Tor new southern yehO"'
NAvit sroars-Ro.ins quiet and unchanged; quoted
peutiuc quite arm 21sc Petroleum dun at sc:
Tor refined In bills. Ocean nclphts remained about
sa Srn 11 10 In dnd Trn' NV SCAM ~ ~ s grain e IRIS
io by steam I'D 60 r. There were No charters grain
0ii-iGc whiskcy Ii demand atsi u
GRoctEits-Ricc aud lnolasscs were quiet and IN
ii@isc win sales OF 2hlo bag, mild quiet and IN.
changed Raw sugar was iru. with tar demand ~
cs6tc for far a. cool refining rchu,d nrm NJ eAs''ae
Tor fards and s5,GSAc. tor standard ''An
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PRApY-on Thursday. Dec. 20, at II O'Clock, Mary
Hrtdy.
T,f f nis N the family a-c invited u attend the u
neral At her late residence, shern st, sunday aner
.uu nt O'Clock.
HENRY ON Doc % Irene the beloved wife Of Joseph
Henry aud daughter Jane and the late BarIholone"
Post, fc,d % 80,
T,c relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
ntd attend the funeral from her late residence stJ
80 AV on FRIDAY. Dee ~ at II o'clock.
KENNY After "a painful Illness. Mary Kcnncy, aged
90 wears daughter o the late James and Anne kcnney
Of Purtlemnn, County Mcstmcath Ireland.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully invited 20 AZ
tend the funeral from her late rcsdru nee loa church ST.
BROOKLYN thence 10 ST. Mays Church. corner OF Court
and iuucer sts, ate A. Nj aiterward To Calvary Gene
terry ou fliday . .,,, -.
In the idth year Of her axe. .
the funeral from her late residence, 4j7 East th st., on
saturday. att 7, NJ.
RENvlLLE.-Suddeny, At Orange, ~ J., Of pncumo
MA Dec 25 willis j. kenvllc. IN the 51th year o hf
81,
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully re.
quested a. attend his funeral from his late RESIDENCE AZ
orange n j., saturday 2sth, az 10Y o'cluck NJ.
SHEARS -On "Wednesday, Dee. IS, 1874 Maria Shears,
IT, the 18th year at hcr axe. go
The relatives aud friends OF the family are respectfully
invited the funeral from her late residence - zen
Eyck st. brooklyn. h. u, today frdANl. at o'clock
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Ex.KING KELLY'S MEN.
Getting Ready for the Election OF his New
General Committee.

John Kclly's party mot In the Fourteenth
street wigwam last evening to wind up the
business OF his General Committee OF 1878, and
TO order the execution of his decree for the
election OF tho committee who are to do his
work in 1879. No response was made to the
call Of 942 OF tho 1.142 names on tho General
Committees' roll. George Coflin, the courteous
doorkceper. was sure that the absentecs were
at the opera or looking at tho model OF Jerusa-
lem. on exhibition on the lot which for no many
yenTs had been used hy tho German speakers
at John Kclly's mass meetings.. lhe cohspl.u-
Ous scat in the front row OF benches IN mo
pront hall was occupied, ns usual, by the would
he King. His clown sat on his right ana On ms
barnard HOLLY and Chief Justice Tim Camp
bell. Behind him Sat his defeated cAndldhle
for Mayor and Park Comnlissloner CohoNrIi
who not through his own fault wa5 prevented
from being beaten for that onlce Park com,
missioner Lane kept himself rs far MS no could
from his colleague, aud Patrick q, Dully, me
littla Judge" NJ the First ward. ma nlmsoll
behind Abe Brown his tall clerk IRON liarleu,,
on the motion OF Augustus hrhell mo
nrinlnrips for the olption II tho General Com
iniiten for 1879 wcrp ordered to be hell on
| Mondny evening neXt and tho evening OF
lam 2 was nXnd for tho Organization OF liHl
! cominiltne Then Mr. Schcll moved mat the
! Committee on Organization who have cAeculeu
| MIR Krlly's orders this year bo continued n
| Office until Mr.. Kelly has selected lho COIL OIL
| mittoo TO do his work in 1879. Tho motloh WIS
| carried without u dissenting voice, IherGupoh
! tho General Committee thanked thelr Ohhlr
| man Henry L. Clinton, for the twelVo speochtb
| ihnt hO made at their twelve regular neotlhka
/ and thon passed into history
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SEVEN RArrIING FIGHTS.
A Christmas Cooking Main In which East
Jersey Heat West Jersey.

In ball room in a little hamlet near
Camden y. j.. a hotly contested cooking main
was begun at 10 O'Clock on Christmas eve and
finished at 4 o'clock on Christmas morning.
Tho contest was between east Jersey anG west
Jersey birds and four out OF the seven battles
were won by tho east Jersey birds. the hackers
Of which pocketed a large sum OF money and
returned to Newark and Jersey City in high
spirits in the evening. In the first battle east
Jesey entered a yellow duck wing, and west
Jersey black- red. Both birds struck out des-
peratnly, and the duck wing was noticeable for
its billing In nine minutes the duck-wng was
killed by brain blow.
by west Jersey against a lack-rcd OF the Hot
Spur strain produced 10y a Newark man. Iho
Hot Spur was savage that he WAS difficult
to handle. He punished his enemy severely,
and WAS n successful dOdger. In lNe minutes
he killed the west Jersey bird.
The third fight brought out for east Jersey
black red Hot Spur, and for west Jersey
white pyle. They wore both good nghtrrs. Tho
pyle had wing broken IN seven minutes anu
In another minute he was killed.
The fourth battle was between n hlack-red
| from west Jersey and n yellow duck wing from
! east Jersey. At the first flash the duck wing
| cut the black red in the neck following II up
! with savage clip on the shoulder. Ihen NO
black red got mad and went Tor the duck-wi
80 furousy that the latter. after Il hot sklrm.si.
! flew out OF tho ring
west Jersey showsd black and east JeF-
| sey hlack-red Hotspur. They were rafting
! fighters. II was give ana take lpi uliec NM
| utes and then tho east Jersey bird laid his cne-
my low with "a savage brain blow. Tho victor
| was cheored.
Two fine birds were entered for the sixth bat
| tie The west JerScymcn sent IN II white pyle
| against blue Dominique. Tho Dominique was
| clrnr grit In ten minutes he was blinded, but
| he would not give up. He got u bin hold ON his
antagonist and hold on. Both sides said he was
! too good a bird to be sacrificed, 80 ms owner,
Jersey City gentleman, paid forfeit and with
drew him.
by a black-red lIotspur. for east Jersey, and "A
brown red. for west Jersey. Tho west Jersey
men offered $40 10 IS ON their bird before tho
lighters were placed in the pit, Tho east Jer'
seymen took evory bet Both birds we're tall
got an ugly cut above tho crop in the first nash
hut he stood up well. Tho brown red tried t.
repeat the blow. but the Hot spur lodged II
and in one instant he put out one of his enc
N.Y. eyes. East Jersey hackers wrre then j.
high glee and they offered 500 To 3f5 On thri
bird, with no takers. Both birds came together
again and fought savaEely for two minutes
rhen the west Jersey WAS counted out H.
was unable ~ stand. aud died ia u few minutes
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Dec 26-Tho market opened
strong and buoyant at the early call Eric being
the card. advancing to 2lA. with sales of over
10000 shares before midday, establishing an
advance OF l q cent. Rock Island advanced to
1908 Chicago and Northwestern 49A for tho
common and 70 for tho preferred; Western
Union. 93h; Delaware Lakawanna and West
ern. 49,; Jersey Central. 33S. Before tho
close of tho last call general attack was made
upon tho coal shares. which had It's effect
upon the general list Delaware. I.ackawanna
and Western declined q cent. Jersey Central.
y cont; Rock Island, =: Northwestern, =
Erie. - Lake Shore, after advancing to 60 D..
cit of at 80 The sales 0 the daN reached 1884 ,hnr
OF which uoNn shares were represented 10y Ere Nurt-
western and the coal shares Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas advanced 3 cent, closing NJ o. facnc Mail
weak AZ l3'. Tie slCcHluUs were. rule well
sustained, particularly Northwestern preferred, which
closed nj slight advance over Tuesday quotations
The Lonion Exchange has not been oirn today on ac
count u the holiday estNiues and We have no report
| from the London market
In loans the rates pad for The Of gold > =
| cent, and for carrying, AMI r. cont
Money loaned ON call from In y c. NJ
Foreign exchange was weaker, and declined TO Sf.Haf
! G$tSSis tor time and demand bills
| Government bonds are without any important change
| The following the q 4. ". closing prices
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1MTSEMEN1S.
italian opera-Ths Three Pr,-a Donna..


At the Academy OF Music there was given
last evening ono Of those iragmentary per-
formances made up OF acts from several differ
ent operas.
OF course. such n representation has no dra-
matte interest since il is without unity or cohe-
renee. but it has a personal interest rs it gives
a sort of panoramic view Of the opera season,
one prma donna after another passing In re-
view and almost all the members OF inc com
'Bjesides this personal interest It has strictly
musical one. since naturally those portions OF
operus are selected In which each prlma donna
appears to the best advantage and has some
scSne In which her special talents are q splhyrd.
There was an Exception lRst eYinin. I3 6hi ~
NOT nt her best in TraViata,' the FIRST nct ot
which was given though she certainly sings the
role Of PiOiehd with great grace ana preadih
Of style. and in the brilliant manner that II calls
for To this act OF " Iravlnta succecded =
Dinorah." containing the scene OF the goat
herd and DinOrdhs shadow song
In the former Of these scenes Nine L9blache
appeared. rendering II in the most artistic man
| ner; then Nine Gerster gave NE shadow
| song one OF the most brilliant OF Mryerbeer
many elaborate aras OF display ~ srarfray
| bly. Tho aria Ia one calculated to show
| tho extent. range. and feXiblliy OF her voice
| and her great power OF execution, ana her sue
| cess In ii was as great as in anything that she
| has so far attempted, After this the iouIth hc'
of the" Iluguen9ts was given, ana IN 1iis WI
|
| puento, and Galnssi.
80 lar AS certain OF tho minor parts were con-
| cerned-those especially OF tho friends OF ~
| mis- who gather AZ his housc-the performance
| was weak and II the opera was to- be given IN
| its integrity, this eliminating pct would need
| 10 bo more thoroughly rcheHGsed. But tho prin-
| cipnl parts were all thut could be desired.
| Nine. Rozn made n most picturesque IaichE
| tina netting with spirit and winning much M
! ninusn. Gampannis RdOm ia ono Of hit
! famous parts and he mover fails " appear In Il
| 10 HuVantugc. 49,. -, 9, III, 4, 80
| peatod, and with Lucia at to-morrows NATL
| noe the season closts.
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Stabbed ON CHRISTMAS EVE.
The Charge Against the Man who was Blown
from "a Bridge In Ruthertsri, n. y.

On Christmas eve. while party OF men call
ing Themselves the Wolves enjoying themselves
in Earnshaws at Pine and Grand streets rher-
SON there was row. and Charles Parkins Of 1874 Fine
street stabbed by Robert Bridge Jr Parkins say
that Bridge came In to disturb the gathering and would
not so out when adnonhcd Bridge that the thronr
set upon him. aud as he was lame rom n recent acct.
dent (c is the who was blown from the Delaware
LackAwannn and Western Railroad bridge III kuihefiu
In storm. about month ago. he could not defend NM
self against such odds and 30 he drew his KNIFE ~ self
defence.
Parkns stabbed slightly in the right breast and tc
the dcuth of about two inches in the lett breast Inc
physicians who first examined the wounds thought them
trivial until Yesterday Then Parkins grew worsc. aud
another examination made. II u thought that the
knife blade entered the Lung Bridge was arrested an
committed a. JAIL Justice Higgins refusing bail un TIC
result Of Parkius's injuries Il known
Last mint parkins was moro comiortahle.
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The meule Of thousands Of pairs Of new
skates-C Christmas pts-was tested yesterday on the
large lake IN the Park Danger signals warned the
skaters on the frozen expanse at the end N the Mai
The zee there wa dark and seemed thick but attic pools
here amt there showed thGtu was deceptive But there
wasu great stretch OF zee that would bear Hu army ul
beyond the bridge Skates were put ON n ihr warmth ~
The skAtets comfortable house aud tic mpln- hr soon
TV-uudrd with tho shouts of skaters uud the
rims OF the rushnz steel Al about orook the dawn
tuwu amt their swrethcas began 10 arrive, nud
they made the great lake scene ot J"hl unu nlHuai
There skating also ON the l.u-Mtl l"fA roma ana
on the CHptuhue Lake ana Union Pond
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-27
Accidentally shootlnr hi. slater.

Last evening two men named Thompson. re-
siding IN Wayne street Jersey city were arrested on
charge Of shooting their sister MRS Fleming Edward
Thompson, the eldest, said that he accidentally DIS
charged pi.tol while taking 1t cut Of his pocket on we'd
ncs.lny nilhL and the ball aitor passing through tht
rsN part hand. struck his sister The fuW"r mat
he md attempted 10 shoot his boher and that his sscI
lad stepped In between them aud been shot led ~ me
nrres ui tr tyu men They discharged ny Jusutt
DAVIS Mrs Fleming Is considered out OF danger
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-27
MARRIED.

GoERDELER-wEIBEZAlL Wednesday Dec.
p by the Rev Dr. Potter. at Grace Church kectory,
Richard T. Goerltlcr TO Wihclmine MrtnezahL . A.,
CHAMELEON the 2ith inst, BY the Rev Erskine
\ White James II. Grant to Christina, daughter VI
Thomas Low 1877 9Th av, New York
UAKT-W ApsWORTH. In this CITY. Thursday Dec.
2e by the Rev Father DAILY. James Morgan Hart 81 IN
cinnau. a. e. Antoinette, daughter OF the late JONI
MAlsWuTth.
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SUPREME CoURT-C CHAMBERS. Nos. 49, AZ, 81
Co. ~ ~ ~, o. l4a, li3. ~, no. ~ 10 u ~. ~
9tb NO .a7 11H ~ lun -o9 &iJ ~, @cl, - -
4s6 80 29l ~. 2Hi, 2A -,
ConHoH PIEAs-Part Case on. Part ii Case on.
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John W. Pine, nPed Ga an inmate OF the
kings County pentcnuary who was sent ththor by JUS
uce Elliott on Dec tor hAhtual drunkenness, commit
ted sucldc early yesterday morning m his cell by hang
ing himself from the blanket peg IN ine Wall by rope
uihdr strips OF hls bed ClntihR Nls drtd h"ul was
found when The prisoners were aroused yesterday morn
inn lie was committed IN the prison Ton SIX non,hS ana
wns much reduced phy Scay, owing to the sudden as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-27
Busiu,ss loilt,s.

LouI.ians state Lottery Comp"ny.-lotth
Monthly Grand Distribution. New Orleans, Jan. II
s57 prizes total $40 900, capitals. 5000 $1,000
800 &c loO,Ooo tickets two 81 dollars halves
one ell dollar. Apply to NJ. A. DAUPHIN, p. o bon
No co. New Orleans, La. or II. l. PLUM, $40 Broad
Ne York