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T.frLOR'S IHREE KEYS.
The Brooliyn Police Commis.ioner Dismiss
his Charges Against Oncers.

Tho brooklyn Police Commissioners con-
nued their investigation Yesterday into the charges OF
Martin Taylor that the ballot boxes used In the election
OF i~1H rad tccn stuatd a'cr Ae Police ~ taken
charge OF them 60 change thc result of the election for
surrogate Further testimony was taken TO show that
The ballot boxes had been cagrlcssy kept that they
might easily have been tempered with Thomas collins.
who had done work ~ the Flushing avenue police sta
ton that the ballot boxes were stored iu the COZ
ar The entrance ~ which was from c street Tho door
uuoO kcd aud Dee had Hcre-s e. the cellar without
permission from any llo lcft his tools there Oter
workmcu swurr that they LETT their tools there stephen
hctts notary public. swurc that he administered She
otih go Martin TAYLOR whcnthc later mate an nfniavt
ta hc bad uu know t-c oi amy ballot box keys having
been stolen Ttt Dor said positively that the notary
had only asked him % tle signature was his Cnrts
WoslHm Riley arl orth introduced testimony o. slow
that they had teen careful about keeping tAc ballot
boxes
IUc Couml.sioncrs after considering the testimony Of
tie ftrs pc fiiri t4sss thf charges AGAINST AL tc
officers and Co. cNunerac James FEELING the Sergeant
WHO was implicated aud was dismissed the force
other tAurst.
Martin Ta,or sail ioa srN reporter that he regretted
that The Police Commissioners hat not -ptu enough 100
his evidence % NtniirHtc him fl, charges DEE had
Dee had refrHncd from calling upon import Iut wit
nf-s member o The police force who knew ore u.s.
how De Taylor came into s.ol OF Ae ballot iO v
KEYS Tbs officer Taylor sai fret got Che kcys for bum
ami Put them go thr place where Dee got them e should
ash ty CHmus oners % reopen tr ca-c ava huug for
ward thi. witness. who he thought no ID. tA'rciiy
would Dee willing o. testify
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DISTRESs IN ENGLAND.
Proposed Reduction OF Iron WORKER Wages
Measures OF Relief

LONDON, Dec. 2i.-Employers in the man
ufacturod iron trade In tho north OF England
demand before the arbitrators i've per centago
reduction in consequence Of tho depression OF
business. The men say that tho price Of labor
is already lower than ii has been during tho
past twenty years.
The newspapers continue to publish accounts
OF the distress throughout tho country. At
Sheffield there is great suffering. and tho
Ladies' Committee, in connection with tho
Mayors Relief Fund have hundred women
making clothing, and arc distributing relief.
Next week the Committee will require two hun
drcd women.
Tho Archbishop OF York has asked the clergy
TO make purochial collections for tho relief
fund. Berkdae and Southport have formed n
Joint relief committee, which is distributing
soup and broad.
At Chard, in Somersctshire the lace workers
nrc striking against tho masters demand that
they shall abandon tho trades unions. largo
number are idle. and thcre Is groat suffering.
At Burnley the pauperism Is sixty per cent
in eXcces OF what II WINS at this time last
year. In the Forest Of Dean there Is much dis
tress. Tho clergy are distributing food and
clothing. At Plymouth and in its neighbor-
hood there is great sun 'ring
Special efforts arc making for the relief OF tho
Cornish miners Advices from Widncs, Goolc.
Dundee. Wnlverhampton. Liverpool. Manches-
ter and SaliOrd confirm the previous accounts
OF distress prevailing at those places.
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" Not very many"

Not very many"
Do one-armed men buy them?
Not so frequently rs two-nrmcd mon"
Do you over have any call for them from
thrcc-armcd men?"
Three armed men,
Yes thrice is he armed that hath his quar-
rel tust.'"
Seventy-nve cents with the ivory handles
real ivory" showing no disposition TO degrade
the hardware business TO the level OF mere flip
pancles.
They are mostly used by one-armed mem"
! suppose So"
Don't you suspect that thcy are sometimes
used by lnzy two-armcd mon2'
Why
50 that tho other arm can rest"
Il hadn't thought OF that You SEQ. II Is used
In this way: Tho curved edge OF tho blade is
rocked on to the food to be cut. not dragged
across H. So the food is not hauled on from Tho
plate. These knives are the invention Of n
Massachusetts man. and 0ro manufactured in
TINT State. Buy onc-for n Christmas present. "
You haven't any feeding apparatus for no.
armed men. have you2'
You might get a stomach pump. have the
valves reversed. and hire boy 10 operate it,"
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The Princes. Louise aud Her Dog.

OTTAWA. Doc l3.-Her Royal Highncss is set
ting one good eNnn,lo 60 me laGics of tho Dominion
which viii be vcli for their health they initiate. She
is early and has hccniniu.ing IN several long
walks before breakfast five or six miles She gcncr.
aly attended lv one or more of her suite and with
tlttcas amt grace which can only lo acquired hy
hahuh exercise IN the orcn air. She dresses with
great simplicity. but appear. rather afraid oi the
cold. As she muhirs up ErvHt fcgl Ia these
walks she is accompanied tv % splendid Collie do, 4
present from her mother who hrHr- around ms neck
very common lnokinr leather collar with bras plate,
which Is engraved. - belong 90 n T. II the ~
IuWsc kcnlnston Palace" the dog is "a nu-u,ntcui
specimen of his hrord aud thr Frances. ,.i 90 be-
ctcdIngY fond HIM uarlN account OF hi donor and
partly because az the hrc NJ lurHfy Castle ~ was me
hIrkiu. at Rover which awakened her, ana sawed her
perhaps. nom a horrible death.
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THE BLAINE COMMITTEE.
Future Sessions with Open Door -Speci6cn-
tions Asked from Judge Thurman.


lions Asked from Judge Thurman.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-The select Com
mittcc Of the Senate appointed under tho Blaine
resolution held brief session this morning.
Chairman Teller Informed the Committee that
he had not presented Mr. Blaine with n copy Of
the resolution adopted yesterday. TO the effect
that he Mr.. Blainel should furnish the Com
mttce with specifications Of the charges con-
tanned in the resolution under which the Com
mittce was appolnted'in order that they might
have material upon which TO base an inquiry.
he having been unable to find that gentleman.
a r. solution was then unanimously adopted.
requesting Senator Thurman 10 furnish the
Committee with any facts in his possession rel
alive to the subjects mentioned in his amend
ment TO the Blaine resolution.
senator Bayard then offered res 1lution pro-
viding that the future sessions OF tho Commit
tee bc hold with open doors Agreed to- Tho
Committee then adjourned until Thursday,
Tho amendment Of Senator Thurman is as
follows:
The Committee shall also inquire whether any citizen
Of amy state has been dismissed or threatened With d.
missal from cmplfym the deprivation Of any
-h privilege by reason Of his vote At the recent cleo
qnrc whether In the year ISIS money raised by
ssncnt &C otherwise upon Federal ofce holders
rloNtcs fog election PURPOSE AMI under what circum
stances auithy what means. tnd n what amount
expended, AMI iurthcr whether such
not in violation of law and shall further inquire the
action and CONDUCT tie United states supervisors o
murshus Hui deputy marsNals and others employed "a
take part m The conduct o The sni elections and IN " AZ
state cor ciA ar giniei, the amount a. money paid oi
promised Co tc ltii 10 them, how by whom and under
what law authority.
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FOR ONE-ARMED MEN ONLY.
The Novel and UseruI Invention OF an
gentous Yankee.


"Will you kindly inform me- sir, whether
this instrument. implement. or utensi Ia sur
gical. astronomical. or agriculturaln its adap-
tation and uaes2"
This question was addressed to salesman
In Nassau street hardware store. tho uues-
TONER at the same time pointing to an article in
ono OF tho show cascs.
Whether 1t is which in its what2" tho salos-
man asked with a slightly puzzled look. as he
opened the case and reached for the article in
question.
Tho question was repeated with copious notes
and cancellations. oh l sec." answered tho
clork; this Ibrandlshing tho glittoring blade OF
tho nondescript article and then laying the
thing down on the glass top OF tho showcascl is
consolidated knife and fork for one-armcd
men,"
1t Is part Of good breeding never to appear
surprised. and so the visitor only asked: Why
not Tor onc-nrmcd women, asOY'
we'll suppose IL IL; but you sec, there arc
so lew onc-armed women"
Do you sell many Of thcso?" the qucstionor
asked. ut the same time laying tho concern on
the blank page OF n notebook and running a
pencil around 1t. producing n figure like this
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susinsss lOlltss.



For lame backs. hip disease, sciaca and kidney anec
tons and in most local pain, stiffness trouble these
pascrs cannot he surpassed They are found curative
for rupturcs, supcrscding the truss
Recent cases cured from to three months They
to mparta peculiar basamic principle where ap.
Piled
IMPORTANT FOR THE RurruRED
ALLcocKs PLAsrERs can be uscd in place Of a truss
and rupturcs It is believed by doctors
that Acocks Plaster will yet abolish the torturing
They draw the edges Of the rupture together and 50 hold
In the bowel and by constant wearing the aperture
hole gradually closes Cases Of thirty years standing
have been greatly relieved gentleman told GEN All.
cock few days that he ruptured on both sides
thirty years ago and always since then had to a
double truss During the past summer II became pain
ul that he compelled 10 remain at home and leave
on the Having used Alcocks Plasters he thought
they might supply sufficient support by applying them
properly lie tried the experiment and found 1t per
feet aaorling great relief This gentleman
walk considerable distance with no other support
than Acocks Plaster II used in the carly stage Of rup.
ture the support would be sufficient To cure In many
cases without the use OF truss at ALL The gentleman
has kindly sent his address Moses h. Taylor ESQ., 3t5
West 9O,h st. New York city Its indeed n remarkable
case thata gentleman 20 years OF age. who has
double Tor thirty years dscards the for
Alcocks Plastcrs, aud is able to walk for mile
without pain
lady writes. ~ suffered much from a rupture low
down the right side OF the bowels applied All
cocks Plaster AMI used them continually The first
month suffered greatly At length thought the lump
grew less After few days took N the nrst plaster
washed the part and put on another. This did con.
stanty. At the end Of the second month the swelling
gone the parts Join ed and cured. At FIRST
used belt the plaster but in week found
the support Of the plaster sufficient truly thankful
that discovered the power and virtue Of Allcock,
| Porous Plaster"
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Err ups IN su0AR sAMPL1No.
WeiGhers mud mpierr, u IL Alleged, Paid by
Merchants TO Make False Returns.


Tho methods employed in grading and
appralsnR sugars ut tho Custom House have
been the subject Of inquiry by many detectives
for the past year or more. Recently Chief Spo-
cinl Agent Tinglo and ono Of his assistants. Mr..
Chamberlain. turned their attention particu-
larry to tho operations OF the sugar samplers.
and the result Of their investigation. it was said
yesterday. has been the discovery that ten out
the thirteen samplers. and n number Of assist
ant weighers. have been in collision with mer-
chant sugar samplers in making fraudulent
samples. by which tho importers have been en-
ablcd to dciraud the Government OF n large
amount OF duties. Tho Governments samplers
arc paid 81 900 year for work which tho jay
Custom House Commission held was worth
double and trcbo that sum II properly per-
formed. In samplng the sugar they use what
are known as triers. long and hollow tin instru-
mcnts. by which the samples are obtained from
the hoGsheads. With these instruments thcy
can draw out samples that represent the aver
nge color in the hOgshoads. or they can pro-
ducc samples Of low grade OF color and pay
ing loss duties. II is charged that they have
been bought To make the samplng so as to rep
resent the lowest possible color The complaint
against tho assistant wciRhcrs ia for making
laso returns ~ weights for u consideration
Special Agents Tlngle and Chamberlain and
Assistant Solicitor Robinson Of tho Treasury
Department refuse to give particulars OF their
Investigations. but hint that they have got CON
elusive evidence against n number Of mer-
chants. merchant samplers and Government
samplers. and that there Is a good prospect
that some OF them will be in jail before many
days. -Four OF tho accused Government SAM
piers nave. II is reported. made confessions adj
hitting their guilt and asserting that the frauds
have boon going on for several years. Tho inn
plicatcl merchant samplers represent num-
Der Of the largest importing houses. They are
To be forbidden the privileges OF the docks and
warehouses where Custom House officers are
employed.
Appraiser butcher suspended Sugar Sam
pliers John Nugcnt. Jacob knohlock and Archi-
Of tho inspectors OF election IN tho Twenty lrst
District Republican Association.
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Arrived RpAr, Dec. 81.
SIS sionian. Mcicc Trieste.
S. Regulator, DoHur, Wilmington y a..
IS urcau King. Roper. shanghai
s, cats OF Montreal Futon, Liverpool De % au4
Queenstown mn.
IS lrHncunil Hrngg, Portland
50 ruttsNUc. Pierce. fhitiDluiA
s. GRESHAM. NcIgitutn. Liverpool
SIS lluui. Fuiitlnth, tur.cuA
:, Britannia. Perry. Liverpool Dec. -, and Queenstown
18TH
MARI Giuseppe Massouc M,rrrlio Gouog.
Rfrk Abraham cuug. Parser. BRISTOL
BARK T. sutton, NtiNuu Suguiorc
Bnrk Futon. Halo NrL lc-hur.i
bark M0rio Castle. JrWctt AuD hltui
BARI flauk. MnuIco. liurltauN
Hnrh Maria Nadrc PtstuIluo. smyrna
Bnrk lhcurt.r. rutr u~cu - Mulu
BiiA Due Virginia. Jta-uuu, taiiuug.
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viii he appreciated all the more nit ~ useful as wei as
beautiful Goods ~ this cass-such tableware In piau
or decorated china glassware, cutlery svcrWhre, and
household goods nrc SOS and stands brushes hardware,
copper. brass and cnamcod ironwGrci black walnut,
plain AMI painted woodcnwarc, also fancy goods, suoh
ing sets cologne sets, bohemian glassware, clocks.
Lronzcs mud thousands Of articles both useful ana hcau
n at very low be selected AZ D. BassiOrd
Great IIuuscfurnishins Emporium, Cooper Institute,
New YORK city. Goods promptly shipped or delivered by
our wagons saue day selected any parto'ciy or vicinity
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BEACH-BrLL-M Elizabeth, ~ j., on Thursday.
Doc 49, hN the Roy. T. A L. Gesscr. William & hcHch ul
summit 10 Louisa A daughter OF ue late John h.
Bull NJ this cts
BULlNRp- PERRIN "Wednesday, Dee IL at 81
Johns CNuth. Jamaica Plain, Mass w the Rev $. L.
shearman lewis a. Buiald 20 Mary Esther, daughter
of stephen &. Perrin n BOSTON
,,J9NLS ley ASS In Rome \. y Doc u. by the Rcy.
II l. Clarke 90 Linn Lpi- npal thurCh. Lawrence y.
Jones To Ellen y Evans, deg! mu's' Prot Alphenso
luAu,ou ct the Central Nvw lock Institution Tor Deaf
Mutcs acted as inlrpr. ter Miss Evans las two deaf
mute brothers, hOih married u deal uiuies
NORlE-NlNE.-Ou Thursday. Doc. 10. At the resi-
deuce oi the brides parents. New Milford, Conn. 10y the
Rev James u honar G,or-c icdcu Nolie io caroline
loul,a daughter 90 ~ J'ucs lne, ull oi Sew Milford
fErklE-ll ARrEK on Tue SHAY Dec u, at calvary
ChtprL ~ Che Rev william u Walker, stephen IL
Prtric tu Lydia + IIrptr.
sCOFlELp-MlLLARD ON TUESDAY. Dec II at the
rg,iten.e of the hnlcs uagcnt- Namyn y y, ~ Tho
u, ~ Willard assisted hN tue Rev e. ". Willard John
s,oneld to Lila T., daughter oil tho Officiating clergy
uIU.
sMrii-vElrCli ON wednesday, Dec ls IN thc Re
formed episcopal church. Madison av ant 10th st.. by
the Rev Dr Sabine Hugo smith of Denmark tn Mir-cry
Elcar r. daughter OF te late lhoua, Nctch OF lnwood
on llul>nii
-TLWAIir- STEWART. In TIA, city. on Tuesday Dec
u. Dog thc Res. n y NNdcrttcrW RruDh Thomas
stewart OBJ Ar.I frphil. Ark tilt,cn A. ou, daughter
of fAr bate Jonathan u stewart
WILSON "IAffAN Al the residence of the bride
parents. Ugc H. lv the Rev. hr fun.h Edward y
AEON o. IaaH., dAn- i4 of u. D. Iau"n. L~I all o
ltrr't l.., ir,-tt,, y. j.
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The Month. walk.

Madame Anderson continues her apparently
urccs, tramp OF 27oD quarter miles in as many cousccu
tive quarter hours with great yigor on ncarins the
6Jlt quarter laht night se gave no outward si-ns u
weakening The time is kept IA a iair aud impartial
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Nor n YOUR lungs nrc half wasted away can SON he cured
by INC u.c o ~ PIERCE colt 20 Medical nirN"}- u
l.. however. NuCqullcd tuiuc ANA ullcrtNr, HtN
readily cures The most obstinate custs of hr"uc hus,
couGh, colds, aud lt~intut consumption Its great rep
ututuu in tuiiug Ilult ricr,. amt tuuurs II due tU
IT, rcsolNrnt prulcrucs Il order 20 know th,@li -
July procure copy of the People Common sense Mrl
zeal Adviser. au illustrated work of nearly LOO page
over 10 80 copies already Sold irirc, postpaid II 80
Address tie aNhur, y. Pierce. Nj d, Buffalo, \. y
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Tho Rose Namc Writer amt DArncr ia declared by all
that use tlvu to he understandable IA auA family All.
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Keeps nd gloves equal tie host imported and cost
much los nloney even vain NarLAnLsd.-Als
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Cots Innre Uicturo m tIIs NOOks UIi11 n, Gl1'
Just ont Fuco ueeLts-ig
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AtM,NAc-rnis nav
Sun rscs..... ~ sun stts 81 Moonriscs.. ~
Mon WArtR-rius NAV.
SANDY Hook... 90 Gov Island. - Hell Gate. fH
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Keeps umhrcllas1rc nny per cent stronger than any
otIeIS. and lhenbeL-Adg.
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PEKsONAL.-Miss d Peck. confined Co. her
house the two years with scruuus complaint
has returned from NcW York where she has been short
time receiving treatment W Drs pARkIN III West 3ith
st. which has proved successiul-fort Chester Conn
journal
prs DARRlN continue 20 excite a constant throng
patients 90 daily all anxious TO receive n
share Of the benefit they are 20 avsy bestoWing vi all
lIUf
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Merry Chri.tmas.-Iadics' Misses. Gents. and
Boy, hoots aui Sh,rs go all the various styles. with
beautiful display az tDct slippers forming usciul and
appropriate .it. fOr the holidays az MILLER GO. s.
~ stv Broadway. and IAN t. ppen CNcuiussJ
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called heartburn proceed. from aciduv In the stomach
amt /, tcucded b. MI. 90 Masnttia. All drugssts.-.tt
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Mrs. Wu.lows soothing svrlr for chi'rcu tectiius.
iilu. the gums reduce. Inflammation. aliaNs al ulin.
and cure, wind collie and diarrhra - tIs. BOTTLE.
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Monthly Grand Distribution New orleans. Jan ~
-is57 prizes, total siio+oo, capitals, spOo $1,000
s5oo. 4c., 1uoou tickets. two e. dollars; halves
ono ~ dollar Apply TO NJ 4. DArrliiN. =. o. box
so o'l New orleans, La, or II /. PLUM, $40 Broad
way, New York
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" Isiuedinc" II the hest Hue frr the Inun-
dry MOST ItOSONIcA Al AND SIMPLE II rSE. and ~ IA
snltrot skt-hue color 4 ,inlc TRIAL wall prove its
value. ASH YOUR GROCER FOR IT,
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MiRRIED.

Fine silt Hats. SI.2O, worth 81; nerbys
q NIlml mlMAIh. MuIt - - Vow NhMI.M NJ ,lAIrs
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"DoN'T STEAL MY THUNDER"

" Rye and Rock ism, trade marx Van Bers prepnra.
ton " Rye aul kock h. sold by reputable druggists
and adopted BY leading physicians rriye ~ per large
bottle - per gallon Delivered tree in city vicinity
Depot - Chambers u between Broadway AMI Church
street y. VAN BEL, Wine Merchant
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For immediate relief Of Coushs and Colds
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SUITABLE HoLIDAY PRESENTS ron

NEEEsCiIAuM PlrES And CIGAR HOLDERS
my own manufacture.
The laTsc and most elegant as>ortmen NJ
4. slElliS. 3iI Bruomc -.
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CIInIsTMAs DRAWING

KENTrCkY STATE LOTTERY
TAkE~ PLACE TUESDAY, Dc. -
CAPITALS si5tpl ssV,l AND SOU
WHOLE lICkErS. 81
WILLIAMSON CO.. Eastern AGENTS, $50 Broedwa'
STRUCTURES. VARICOCLE, INCONTI-
European and American Medical Bureau remedies there
by preventing Brlghts, diabetes dropsy. kidney AMI
bladder diseases which A,ahcl madc W Coed Spring
Water cures Icsumoni" book ree ~ broadway, y !.
OVER $4,000 SUFFERING sICKCUHFD
IN lSAtars By Or fANNut, the wonderful healer. with
out nedi,in The poor cured rcc from 60 oA n Tor
ilos; w'iNns end a,, 60 laH int3 IS r. VI One T.
in the past year AMI halt IN TINS ci'y.
HOLIDAY PKEsENT.-lnc Cauin Perfection
student Lamp beats AIN others Price. complete nickel
plated. only - Guaranteed to lsl 4 yg4 and Delight
YOU sale Call AMI see IT. tAillN MAnuiaU turing
COMPANY. - cold ST near FULTON !.
RYE AND ROCK CANDY.
The vi nicer house IN the trade Compare ours with
any others ~ PER BOTTLE II. Il. KIRK 4 CO.,
Nos go Fulton - and 7'o BroaiWay.
KALDENBERG'S FACTORY
For Mcerschaum ppcs Amber and Ivory Goos Of every
dc,rupuon, suitable Ton Holiday prcscnts az retail ~
Fulton IT, near Nassau, three blocks from side
elevated railroad. open unulo
S0s ,O:5.-KENrUCKN STATE DRAWS
ls'i rrlle,, Tickets only - Lucky office. l2-7 Broad
way ny , u PORTER co, Notthcru Agents
B-open uherM
PHILLIPS ELITE DIRECTORY
win greatly assist gentlemen caller. New Years Day
Also u'eiu for ladir' IN arransims W,f invitations
Price, 10 omcc, ~ Nas'Hu si
PURE ROCK CANDN sHHIPsi GAL
SHERIDAN co. l'd Maiden lane.
KUINART PEHE ~ FIIHCHAMPAGNE
THE CONNOlS>EIRS FIRST CHOICE
DODGE, GAMMA EN co % Beaver Il Agents Tor -
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Dr VndcriNs m RE WINES from tho Croton Poil
NiHc! Yards FOR sale by drug-l-t. ana sruccrs
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.iroous GOlus,
AT TUE DWIEK Gospel. MISSION, q.
~ karruW IT. uio usual interesting rNtrcN-. preach.
lu- amt testimonies from ulu~ who ravr Been r,.NcDl
num tlc power ~ rum Wllh cAptucut su-iuc, Wa. Doe
LNi his r''nine m o.r.'ch
ERMONTANENIEl uN,rsai,tc hur,b.
"A thc Res. II u NAe Will preach, Ht ln4 VI,
tIi -tiut, scgmuu. uuI Civ, Ntie Dturc 80 T. VI
on ""M icswmWw Incmcs-Nas I've maIe oUto' opc
o AuAW- rlsf'
At THE PTOPtI'S SEItNICE thp chur,l
~ Uf Tue Holy IuutN. Madison aN amt i-i -. tlr
E.hi Rev uurtup funtr u % Is shop ui the uio.,-o.
Will O. um,trr continuation. service Nln begin Ut y.
uctuck T. NJ
A LLTN ~. METnunIsT CnIis;H, mar
pra.h sermon TIN cNrnln- ut ~ oclo b. iu answer 10
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