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STATE OF MAINE.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.


CUMBERL AND, IS. November 20, A. d 1878.
fsiHlS is co give notice, that on the eighteenth
n day OF November, A. ID 1878, Warrant in Iusol-
yency was issued by Nathan Cleaves, Judge of the
Couit Of Insolvency for said County of Cum Der land
against the estate of John L. Howard. resident Of
vent Debtor, individually and also as a member of
the late firm OF J. L. Howard & Co., which was COM
posed OF said John L. Howard and Franklin A. How
ara OF said Portland, on petition of said
debtor. filed the fifteenth day Of Noyem-
Der, a. d. 1878, to- which date interest on
eiaims IS TO be computed; that the payment OF any
belonging to said Debtor, to him or for his use and
the delivery aud transfer of any property by him are
1oro1dden by law; that meeting of the Creditors of
said Debtor to prove their debts and choose one or
more assgnees OF his estate will be held at Court of
insolvency TO be holden at the Probate Court room
IN SAID Portland, on MONDAY, the sixteenth day of
December, A ID. 1873, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Given under my HAND the date first above written.
L. X BROWN, Deputy Sheriff,
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency Tor said
County of Cumberland. no2i&zsd2t*
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LONDON, November H.-2.45 P. M.-Consols at
$50 for money and account.
LONDON, November 21-1230 P. M.-American Sc
curltes-Unlted States bonds 67s 1881 new SIS 1889
new 4ts lO6; 10 4Os, at 1893; Erie 1915 preferred S2
LIVERPOOL, November 21-123O P. M.-Cotton is
dull; Middling uplands at Sled; do Orleans at 6;
sales OOo bales including 1900 bales for speculation
and export.
Futures quiet; December anG January at 51t--32
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FOREIGN PORTS

Saml Skotield. Skolfeld, unc N'->'
SID I'M Mauritus Sept u. barque Florence Treat
Veazie, (from Cape Town, CGHO for Anjler.
olu I'm Aigoa Bay CGH, Oct 10th, barque Hester A
Blanchard. Smith. New York -
Sld I'm havre LIST inst ship Oakland. Reed. Hamp-
ton Roads; Martha A McNeal Jordan Charleston /:
brig Acelia Thurlow. Gallison New .ors
Sid fm Stettin Oct 3d. brig Mary Fink, Spencer
Swinemunde and New York.
Ar at Hull 18th inst. brig Isaac W Parker, Keene.
Montreal via Queenstown. >o0No'
Tarbox, Tybee -'''-As0A'
Ar at st Thomas prev to 2lst inst, barqus Sarmi-
ento, Gould, Monteveufo ~"
Ar at st John, PR, 18th inst, sch Nellie Doe, Trask.
ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, 18th. sch Kate Newman.
Boston. ~ uo ioi
Sid I'm Port Hawkesbuiy 18th, schs Fl Prescott,
U M Marrett, for New York; Addie Snow do
Cid at Windsor. Ms. 18th inst, sch Bertha j FELL
lows, Smith, New York. W.
Ar 18th, schs d I Townsend. Smith, Boston: Gen
Somes, Norwood, do, to load at Port William with
potatoes for New York. W
Cid 18th, sch Il I Townsend, Smith, New York.
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PORTLAND, NOV. 20,
For Portland, IS cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads 50 caIs miscellaneous. merchan
disc.
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The National Type Founders Association Id
session at Cleveland, Ohio, is re ported to lave
voted reduction in prices. The amount is
not known.
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Clear,rg House Transactions.

FORTLAND, NOVember q.
The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to- day:
Gross Exchanges. ......... ..........S ,l49 81
Net Balances. ...................... 46 46l So
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HAVANA Schr Abbie Ptman-500 shocks and
heads, AGO kits mackerel, 1904 bbs potatoes.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTy.ForR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF S1GNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC.
Nov. %, l A. MD
For New England
warmer partly cloudy weather, occasional
rain, variable winds, mostly north-aasterly, sta
tionary or lower pressure.
Cautionary signals continue along the coast
from Wilmington N. G., to New York,
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SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 18th, ship Ell Dorado Hay
FERNANDINA-Cld 10th, sch Mercy T Trundy
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 10TH sch Alfred W Fisk
Kelley. KenDebec.
Ar 10th, schs W Peasley, Parker, Charlottetown
PEI jed FRYE, Langley, New Bedford.
Cid 10th, sch Jed FRYE. Langley, Newport.
Ar at Delaware Breakwater Goth, sch M Cakes
Gray. Miragoane for New York.
Put back to Delaware Breakwater Goth barnue s
w Holbr0ok, for New York.
NEW YORK-Ar goth inst. barque Hattie g Dixen
\ ates Progresso; brigs Goodwin Coggins, Cadz
Carney, Arey, Old Harbor. ia; Martha Berry Do.
Ian, Cardenas II days; sehs d Riye, Coffin Caiba.
ddlen; ss,n ingraham, Hatch Para Gregg An
Gid 20tb, barque Chestina Redman Elliott for Svd-
ney, NSW; Corea Snow, for Adelaide; schs Emma
crosby, Crosby, Cudad Bolivar; Chas a Ropes, Pike
Returned to Hart Island Roads, brig harriet Fl
MeGilvery; schs Katie Mitchell. Maggie Ellen. L B
French, G Matthews, Carrie Xix. VIM Rice, James
Ponder. and FIanconia. bound East.
pi P;lR0vIDENCE-Sld2 goth, sch Knight, Rhodes,
NEwP0KT-Ar goth, sch SUSAN Thurston, Rock
land for New York,
NEW BEDFORD-Sld 10th, sch Rosie 6 Adria,
Hatch Pemaqud.
vINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar 10th, sch Susan, Thurs.
ton. Rockland for New York.
In port. Sea Foam, A Il Hodgman, Victory Nellie.
Atlanta Nellie Grant. Susan, and Mott Hayeni
EDGARTOWN--Ar 18th. sch Ring Dove, Cousins
hockland for New York, (and sailedo
In port 10th. schs Harbpger for Salem: Corvo for
Rockland; Red Rover, for Ellsworth; w Duboso
for Pemaauid; Am Eagle, for Dover
BOSToN-Ar 10th schs Charlotte Augusta Holmes,
Halifax, Emma Story, Ingalls,, Grand Menan
Adeline Babbige, and Mexican. Eldrdge, Bangor:
d Bragdon Jones, Round Pond, (at Weymouth
AT 2Ist, sch Snow Squall, Hanson. Georgetown
Eel; Bragdon, Jones, Round Pond.
CD 2lst schs E Emerson, Sears, PHILADELPHIA: :
Kennebec. -Ae'''
SALEMnAr goth, schs Jed Duren, Cook, from
st John, NIB for Philadelphia.
ar ZOth, schs Isaac Orbeton. Crockett Windsor Ms
York ava A'o"
In port 2oth, schs Alnomak, Ella Hodgdon. Abby
Gale, Onward. G W Baldwin, Bedabedec and Nile.
PORTSMOUTH-Below goth, schs Hattie Turner
Hupper, Wilmington NC for Damariscotta; Isabella
Jewett, Randlett Boston for bangor; Com Tucker.
Gross. Weymouth for Bristol; Eva Leonard Dorr'
Lamoine for do: Frank Maria, Alley, Ellsworth for
do; William, Cousins, I'm do tor do; George, Walsh
Bostoa for kockand; Mary Langion, Mullen do 70
do: Hero, Mcdonnell, I'm Quincy Point for Bangor
b Young Gates. Nova Scotiafor New York; Sparta
Arey, Bangor for Ipswich; Mndora Mason. MI Ds
seTt for New York; 7 j traitor Hoyt, Kennebec tor
Philadelphia; VIM Thomas, Littlejohn, So Amboy
for Portland. ''
Sydney, CB. WV SS'0 VI"
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SPOKEN.

Nov s. lat 36 n Ion g. ship St Lucis. Rivers from
Philadelphia for San Francisco - -0A
NOV 2, off Dartmouth, ship Friedlander, Morrison
from Hamburg for New York.
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Receipt, of Maine Central r.. II.

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OO0 bush corn meal to G
w True ~
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Advertisers will find 1t cheaper to get their JOB
PRINTING done where they get their Advertising.
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lSales of the Brokers Board, Nov. 2l]
First Call
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MEMORANDA.

Sch j W Peasiey, Parker, at Philadelphia from
Charlotetown, PEI, reports heavy gales OIL Cape Sa-
bic and lost and split sails.
Sch Laura E Messer, Gregory, from Windsor Ms,
Tor Alexandria with plaster, put into Rockand 18th
ieaky 1t was thought the lesk could be stopped by
grounding the vessel.
Sch Sarah L Davis is at Belfast repairing damage
sustained in the Gulf of Mexico in the October gales
Sch A Ames, wbich was placed on the railway at
Rockland tor examination. was found to be badly
wormed and is being replanked.
The repairs on sch A Keen, of Rockland have been
competed She will go to Windsor, Ms to load plas-
ter for Baltimore.
Sch J d Robinson. (of Phipsbnrg) Glover, arrlvs
Ell at Galveston Oct 26th from Rio Janeiro with the
master sick with snail pox The mate became deli
nous on the passage and jumped overheard and was
lost The cook died and buried at sea. The cap
tain recovered.
Sch Geo Somes, Norwood, from Boston, arrived
at Windsor Ms. 18th. with loss of anchor and chain.
Sch Veto, of Thomaston, lost jbboom and bowsprit
by collision. and returned to Thomasto for repairs
Sch Mary A Holt. Stanwood. from Cedar Keys for
New York, was abandoned Nov Is, forty miles of
fernandlna Light; crew saved. The vessel register
ed 1873 tons and was built in 1867 Ellsworth where
she was owned
Sch Boston carried away her jlbboom and headgear
by contact with wharf at Bangor.
Sch VIM ii Mitchell, from Machiasport for Chester,
with spars and deals, put back 20th Distress hay
ing sustained heavy damage 18th in gale.
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Job Printing.

Fully approaching the very liberal patronage which
ment Of our office, we would solicit continuance OF
the same, and viii spare pains to make such pat
ronage deserved. We guarantee satisfaction In ev-
cry respect.
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FISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS,

Ar at Port Mugrave Ms, 18th, sch Greyhound, fn
Souris, PEI, for Newburyport.
AT Steep Creek 18th, sch Oliver Eldridge.
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cities where he has been cordially welcomed by the
- q, the populatlon. At Halifax an order was issued
- ~ oAsct that no vehicles excepting laudaus
so,o,cbss and broughams, with pairs of horses aud
.oDov attired drivers" would be allowed in the pro
pas,on that escorted the GoyernorGenera and MS
IL ,brouyb the streets In Montreal the FIAT was tat
an te Indies who presented themselves at the reception
held by the Princess TO wear lOwnecked dresses 10
case they we're in eath they TO bringa doctors
certificate TO that effect, when they could come Wth
their dresses cut square in 'front.' but In no case WeTo
thoy TO come in hgh-ucckcd dresses Wherefore one OF
The Toronto Journals remarks that things nave come
10 pretty pass If cannot Oc loyal unless Le drFrS
in brough,m with pair Of horses aud driver ia Nv
cry and lady pay her to the wife OF the
Cover cueral unless she willing to make al exhi-
bition o. herself or, by al That is udicrous br doc
tors certhcae!" These attempts The Editor adds'
in final burst Of spleen, to plaster monarchca Gus
TOMS uvon country that Is essentially democratic will
do more TO undermine the kindly feelings OF the people
toward the new GOyeruOr-Geueral and hrs VIE ihah
ANYTHING else "a az could have happened" The Ilaln
facts a:e that the GOyeruOTGeBcTal ana his Wr hau
nothing to do with thes' ridiculous orders On. hor e
huRgies we're excluded from the Han AK procession ny
harbur and the Montreal papers contained Tue d'HI
flspmept relating he medical certificates Del re- ue
Princess crossed Law IL me Cams
a Laughing stock for bureaucratic t'ua
the suD.fsaryicrahl- zeal and dolDsh Nhob'tahhsSS
of their own committees sufficient TO account '"A IT,
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Mr.. Blaine has never made 2 speech which
has hetn la fuller sympathy with popular sentiment Ut
the NOrth.-IHaTtfOrd COuIanl tRep)
The evil genius of the Democratic party
seems ~ be getuug the upper aud IN tue matte, OIL the
cipher d,spatcheS.-IHartord Post Rep)
Duke Gwin would make Il picturesque seCre-
tary OF the United Seuae. ne almost as inter
esfIug rs the ia ms OF Celtic smOkeLOuse.B b tMOIc
Gazette Deml
The Southern bulldozer and Northern Dem
ocrat sHugge IN under tie same Oankgl axe Two 81
ens OF course they are innocent ana have no claws.
Their touch is SO yeyety !-lUuca Republican iEep.l
From all present appearances the election OF
1850 will turn il often has before, "h the de OF ne
STATE az Nrw-YUTk II tn Democracy Is defeated lrI ~
eaunot hope 10 carry the couuIy.-lUuoa observer
lDtm)
Mr.. Blaine does not make q special appeal
IN behd he Southern color" ciuzens lie Odsee d s
protest upOu toCt that an nia GUS WtnL- H ic'h
Derpetratcd upon the white cit ze1s 81 the North And
AS tbl- il point OF which Is seldom tIE-u or aPr
ciated De Celebrates the matter Id sucn form th inefc
ts no such thug as overlooking u-lIIoy Times kDpj
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Dec 12.-Ihe steamer City
Of Prking arrived to-day from II ng Kong via I"E''
hama with Hong Kong dates to November II. Ihe
Chinese Minister to Ru st, lthung, sails carly In
December with suite Of sixteen persons. 1sen, the
Envoy 10 France will take attaches The Chinese
inhabitants Of Hong Kong have sent address 10 the
Queen of Enggnd expressing their admiration for an
confidence In Governor HCnutss"y. The English op-
postiun To the Governor has somewhat chcckedby
the announcement the suoressui hnauci1l Admins
tration this year. which surplsses all previous eApef
fence IN the colony.
Province o. Kwaucsi, I'm the former Of an agrarl Il
nature and IN tIC latter OF mhtIy character luH'
tar the rebels have been success ~ Dut their speedy
suppression II cOntden' ~ expected
III Hung Chang pow riui Nulihcin NlrrIoy, 1aN"IS
the immediate esfablls hlunnt ~ g ClIne>o mint.
Fusu eXertlOns have been made ~ me governments
throughout the empire iOI thr suppression 81 loe'ah
opium smuggling. .-.,-
Mexican do ars. TO affect II jullUu~y Jdpuuese
credit, has caused auDOu C,mcut by the JHpah'>e
i foreign news ape az luo lac aiuD"l
OF paper money circulation It's shown I" De ABOUT
rl5OOUO 600.
rpurt mas gained credcucc I'm japan that SIR Harry
.rlrs. British Mui-tCf IS o. Do remove
ucy. year. ami Dc Succeeded Nv .. r. AHan,-I nov
British SECRETARY Of Legation al Paris. IT," industry
aud energy Of sir Harry Parkes M tue British interests
are cyrr} wuclc recognized, Tat his hIEh temper mas
betrayed o. into acts O personal Violence from "hlcA
men DCrs Of tn Cover ul"n nave uot t'o'" d
layus been beaten b lin D" one We.4-AIO"u
occasion. g., -.
Msuy Interesting discoveries are announced by the
American naturalist, PROM or Morse 10" IN tEe ser
VICE OF the Japaue-u GUYtrumg Ia, ana WHO - COM
us -joueG mike scientific Investigations Throughout
The ccnsu. " last September gives the puaton OF
Tp-ly ,U3G,77l Tie number II houses III IOAlO Is
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Al notices Of Marriages mist be iHdors'd nth fill
name and address.



AUsTIN-At Orange Juncuon, J, saturday Decernber
Berram Converse infant son Of Lewis H. ana forehee D.
AUSTIN.
BALCn-In Boston. December o. Ebenezer n. Balch, Of
NeW-YOrk ~ years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Newark n. j. the 18th ipsL OF
lgta OF The heart Ade!S Malvna, Whe OF the hoh
John lsrisbin, ne 5Sth wear Of her
friends family nYted 10 VI n - tunera services
from her late residence ClintOn1ve Newark, N j.,
on SATURDAY. December Ia at IL o'clock a IN.
BRONSON-Ou Wednesday, December IL. Ann Eliza. widow
Of the late Arthur Bronson.
family invited u httenl her
funeral FRIDAY. at 10 NJ December - from her late
residence. No. 40 Bond It'll requested that no MOWERS
DE sent
BROwN-A Harlem December 10. 1873 Henrietta daush'
~ the tate Abraham ana Margaret Brown. -
invited
funeInI from residence 33i East l24thsL on FIJI
day. Deccmb.r -. at IL a. m
Intermeu At Tdrryt 'wn.
FIFLD-At Hartford Conn, December H. William Henry
Feld Of Of the late William Henry anu Mar
gareita Field, in the 80 h year Of hls age
Inerment al WOOdlawn Cemetery.
GoTD-on Wednesday December II, Ella Louise, wife OF
e. Gold and daughter OF Charipte L. anc the Ae
Rev p. Hpyt Blake. A..
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend the
NO. b2 West On SatuIuy, Do'
center u. al II o'clock a..
IncIme at NOTTalk, Conn
GRANT-Suddeny az Switzerland December 10 1873
Gordon Grant, Acting u. ). Consul
UOWF-Jn wednesday, December l. 1873 after long III
ues- OF consumption RI wife Of Eph3in Howe aged 81
years 3 months aud Ia ii ys. -, g.,
late resi- oIC', Us West 4lhst on ffily
December Is, at l JciOck .. n.
PRICE-Sudden'y in Philadelphia the afternoon Of thu
/ ia inst. IuCy =, wife o; Thomas W. Price.
nr rora er late rcsince. No 1888 MI YeTnonst. on
O.. y.
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TONY PAsrOR,s THEATRE.

This weeks programme at Tony faSt0r 5
Theatre is fun Of variety. Songs dances, character
ok tones buresques Of every nationality when j. IA
mliar TO us here in NewYOrk follow each otacr vIt1
almost startling rapdty. The local hits plentiful,
the latest current slang embaimci IA the classic pro-
ductons here presented and the satisfaction which NJ
Pastors patrons show With the entertainment which is
proyided Tor their delectaou is-unbouHdcd just now
the talent eng ged at this prosperous place Of smuSr-
nent IS one would fancy, quite suited 20 please the
most opposite and exactng tastes haley and West DO
feats of agility whica remind one Of the Majtous Tony
Pastor has a sODg about the arrival of the Lple,, which
was received with uproarous pplaUse. Tie popular
Fieldugs are here again. and there Is capa troupe
of performing dogs Altogether, ii tHtrc - nothing
very new uTigua about the performance, II VIII -tii
strange the lovers or variety performances are n"
with II,
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Brcyet Bmgadcr-Gcncul /. {. Woodruff,
Colonel Of Engineers, United states Army. died at the
Lighthouse Depot staten island on Tuesday. lie
admitted Ia the West Point Military Acadeury New
jersey IN sI2 and made BIcyct Second Lieutenant
o the Battery United States ARTILLERY july l. 1880 In
Tho following November he became professor OF en-
cheering at the Military Academy and continued In the
position tor two years, whru h0 placed IN The Corps
Of Topugrapl.cal Engineers Here hc promoted
-ucC,.sIyrly 10 the pusiuUu ~ Flint Lieutenant, On
March 81, 1912; Captain. March 3, 1853; and Major,
August g. 1851 He served lively duru- tue rCb lion
ard on March s. 1868 lrils erred 10 N" Engn'rr-
ing Cons The commissions which he aftcrward r.
rcIy,L we're those - LIuulcuan Colonel, August -,
1851: Br.yrJ Colonel M,rcn -, 1862 AID Brcyot
Bngad!cT-(ieucTul on the same day
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the National party, OF which are in fact. tho bone
and muscle that need hOa US back for the lractOh OF
an Instant Whatever position the National Democracy
enjoys to-day holds by virtue OF hesouth goOd ath
aud pluck and strength Without us II would De an M
considered IT e in the equation Why then should we,
the warp and the fabric lie sitn and sleep upOn
unquesnOnable rights al the Dlddlbg 81 an
and fraudulent leauershipi II Southern congressman
have any manhood independence or skill icy tbein
assert now. II they acknowledge any Obligation 10
nc tuencis that have elevated them TO the Legs
laure of the Nation their discharge OF that dnly can
take bur fttIng and legitimate shape We ntei ,ot
palut oi TO our Congressman The special methods D
which II will he best and NisCst TOR them 10 work Al
that Is far more familiar them tnan II ought 10 ne o
Us Enough they reIrcsen mt section soieJ bceu-
ing and Ost abundantly emitted u certain cncesaonS
and mat the oUportuuitg Is ripe Ter item 10 uFGe us
CLAIMS Tuey know their duty-let them do II!
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nnmher Q, ofesr. on the executive .t sha be rcducod

number Of officers the executive list shall be reduced
by $685. ..., -. A..
The COMMITTEES beg 10 call especial attention 10 the
ACCOMMODATING drafts OF bills and opinions presented 10
the committed by distinguished officers and citizens.
The committee has underworld TO arrive at It's cOnc
siOns upon careful examination Of the whole subject,
v thOut reference theT effect uDCn Of1cers ndNl-
uaIly or collectively. The rt latOns OF the members
This committee u the Army curing the late war wond
nave made their task ole had they allowed
their minds 10 rest az all pan he effect OF their work
unou the officers the Army. The Injunction OF Sc
clccy upon the members and the attaches OF the commit
ice was made 90 avoid the pressure which Wouih
have come upon th"m from officers ava thtlI
friends had the proceedings been puDlsned
from day TO day. We feel confident that
Congress will approach the discussion o. the subcct
IN the same spirit thai acIatrd the committee, ahn
tDst IL will as far uracucable-and after giving dnc
weight to the opinions OF the officers OF tue army Wlo
NAV approach members-act upon this DIl Win we"
no The necessities and good OF the public service.
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MUSIC AND THE DIANA.
TIE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC.

The last public rehearsal tor the first con
sert OF tue Brooklyn Philharmonic Society WI
take place at the Academy Of Music IN nat
.itT this afternoon at O'Clock 1t VII
have an additional interest it viii be the occa
ain of the first appearance Of Mr. Theodore Thomas
SINCE his departure for Cincinnati, whence he has re
turDed 10 conduct this rehearsal nd tomorrow nights
concert as heN viii the remaining concerts
of the society. The programme comprises the
Froica symphony, Of Beethoven. the "G"uo-
yeva" Overture OF Schumann ana inc For
soieI 10 Wagner's Meistersinger." NJ. Remenyi will
lv ipe last TWO movements OF the MendelsSohu violin
concerts. with some other minor selections, and Miss
Annie MacConum VIII be the vocalist.
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IycomPATlBLITY AND LAUDANUM.

Officer Hart, late on Wednesday night, saw
woman, dressed in seal-skIn sscque aud sAk gown,
crochng on the side walk at Franklin and Elmsts. and
moaning She said she had taken two OF lauda-
num- she was sarah archer, wife OF Augustus Archer
a ycil.to-dO farmer Of Garden city
Ineompatibility Of temperament made trouble 81
hom aud she lett her husband. she could not support
herself, she found.
Last saturday she met her husband In College-paee
and Od him she would return home but he refused 10
forgive her. So she determined 10 die The woman
ended he's story by telling Of tue comfortable cond on
~ her Lpsuaud She said her father ulhw was Que OF
tbe richest men In that part Of Long Island ahe Will
recover.
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4 UNION LEAGUE MEETING AT PHIL4-
DELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12-Yesterday after
noon the members OF the National Council OF the
Union League Of America assembled IN par
10, C OF t1c Continental Hotel, and were
ca led to order by cN-Guyern"r william 4. Newell OF
N,vJersey, the presldcn Among those present were
,gpona, g. Baker, National Secretary, New-YOrk !;
Calusha A. Grow, Of Pennsyiyaniu; General Daniel
Uuman. Of New-York; VIM L. Chandler. Of
Ncw-Hampshre General Lewis NJ. Peck, OF
stewart ID. j. 7. MARSHALL ana Major John
a Fremont Of New York; Mr ". j. Baxter, OF " Chi
gnu. William ID. Furtrn, OF PuilIdClpnia; Colonel
Drake DtKay, OF New-IurI; WIN. Negbitt OF Altoona,
and thr Hon. II. ]. Cummings, oi NeW-flampsIire.
The pOhticu issues OF the Uay were discussed.
aud a sericg resolutions, embOdylng the
rurest method Of purifying the ballot and OF
securing the political rights Of ALI men, under tie
Constitution was adopted. The Council then adjourned.