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A TELLER MISSING.
JOHN d. HILL, OF THE NEW HAVEN FIRST
NATIONAL BANK, ABSENT SINCE LAST FRIDAY
NIGHr-A THEyT SUSPECTED

JOHN d. HILL, OF THE NEW HAVEN FIRST
NATIONAL BANK, ABSENT SINCE LAST FRIDAY
NIGHT-A THEFT SUSPECTED.
Nxw HAVEN, Oct. !, 1878.
Hts friends have not heard from John r. H,l
tolcr OF the First National Bank Of TINS city, since
Two o'clock Saturday morning He Quilted his labor
usual Friday evening, ana shortly alter midn ignt
went homo and saying that he 10 meet friends
the train Tor New York which passed. through this
city, took q hack for the depot Saturday
evening, II has since been asccrtatned, the bank
officials put a detective his track and that on
Saturday night he too, lett, presumably Of
missing teller. Nothing has been heard IRON the
sssr since Mr h WA. wei, n, known about New
been with the First Na.,onal Bank, AMI al
ivea q fast, rather dissipatsd lie, YET no
the full confidence Of tho bank officers He was
considered we'll qualified Tor the important position
Aouthrop was 50 nering IRON . temporary illness
Hill was intrustsd with the comblna.'on which
director il has leaked out that since tho
81, 600 in money miss,nE Exports are busy exam
inlng Hns books, and It Is feared no has been pur.
out That MS salary VI 81 SEQ per year SUIT
hcient for his wants, as number Of persons about
Sir. Hill tho OF Rev. Morris Hin and nopnsw OF
the well known presidnx elder Of this district Rev.
william !. HILL HIS brother, TOO was bank teller,
having for long time been witn the Farmers and
Drovors Bank Of Somcrs, Westchessr county, N.
Y. Hts name was Morris S. Hill, and some years
ago he tell into svIi ways and WAS Tor time
confined In Jail charged with robbtng tue
bank. Tho FirsI National Bank Of TINS city worry
institution Ils directors comprise some OF Nc
Hayon's wosithiost mon, Including Harmonius NJ.
Weich, president, Ex-Governor james n. English
Daniel Trow bridge arectors. II h satd they
dcslre " punish the missing teller, whose friends
acge he is but a spree, but 10 inducc him make
restitution There Is report that he went 70 Europe
on q Saturday steamer.
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MEXICO.
AN INSULT TO MINISTER FosTER-wHAT IS
TO BECOME OF SENIOR zAMAcoNA

AN INSULT TO MINISTER FosTER-wHAr Is
TO BECOME OF SENIOR zAMAcoNA.
HAVANA, Oct. !, 1878.
The steamer City OF New York has arrived from
Vera Cruz. She brings the following intelIigcnce:
CITY OF MEXICO. Sept "a 1873
During the celebration al Independence Dav, on
September l5 in the Teatro Nacional, at which
Minister Foster was present, orator made dis
courteous remarks about the United States winch
applaudad by part Of the audience In consequence
Of this incident sensational report circulated
that Mr.. Foster would demand his passports. Tho
report Is prcposterous importance be gwen to
the occurrence. The leading organs OF public opin
the Didro Official La Libertad and El Messdjero-con-
denim the speech as foolish.
Senior Mata. Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, has
signed on account OF Ill health. IL Is believed that
Senior Zamacona will be his successor.
The reception OF Senior Zamacoha In the Western
cities OF tho United States has made most favorable
impression, Mexican merchants being enthusiastically
IN favor OF entering into close commercial real
win the Unitea States Tho kind reception given to
Senior Zamacona has created confidence everywhere
The American residents OF Mexico have contributed
upward OF $4,000, through their legation, Tor the
yellow fever sufferers IL the South.
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TURNING THE TABLES.

THE WHITAKER FAMILY OF PHILADELPHIA
ERsoS ON CHARGE OF FoRGERY-A TELL
TALE SEAL rAhEN FROM THE PRISONER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l. 1875
A striking and remarkable turning OF the
tables took place to-day in the Whitaker will
case william II. D,ckcrson, II viii be remembered
Is the New York lawyer who suddenly confronted
tho neir OF the millionaire as his estate was
about being settled upon the basis OF the viii
found among his papers. DicKerson claimed
TO have second will drawn up by him.
sell IN which no remembered Tor a 900
legacy, and tho rsmisslon OF his debts In the
before the Reg of Wills Dickersou de-
ieated every pont the heirs in opon court
nounced the Dckerson wiil as an outrageous aud
audacious forgery. To-day lrsp was sprung upon
the lawyer, and he suddenly found himself trans
ierrcd from paintd 10 defendant. with u very
serious charge confronting him. IS he was. waking
down Chestnut street TINS afternoon Detective Frank
lin arrested ann on warrant for forgery, ana AZ
Dckerson could not give bail In $50 600 magis.
trate sent him 10 PRISON - await hearing B.iore
the prisoner removed the detective said. Stop;
want 10 search you; Won have something want
a TELLrALE SEAL.
In tow moments ne look from the prisoners
pocket seal with DckeIson's monogram, In itagl,o
IL the centre. .Ihis is what WANT said tho
officer, with Of Satisfaction. This seal
establish tho evidence OF the forgery OF the wi. Tor
upon the VIII whica purports TO have been
made In July, 1875, Is Dickcrson's seal, which
he said no USED when Whitaker executed that
paper careful SCRUTINY OF the impression tho seal
made In the rcd WAX, exhibited upon the will,
showed that the seal Itsesf must have had flaw
ils lace, tor the evidence OF The Il ~ apparent
upon the When Franklin took the seal from
Dckersons pocket he Instantly looked at the face;
Il Was the sumo quarre-io face, tho Same lettering
ana tho Identical naw. Impressions wero made WIN
u AN hour afterWard and compared with that upon
the WILL. They were exactly .imiiar.
This was The seal used in executing tho will; but
July 70, 1875, the date inns inst Tor
the detective Uncovered that TINS seal
Tor Dickerssu by New YORK Nassau street graver
on Tho 18th Of August vi this year. THIS Is said TO
be OF the pieces OF evidence TO support tue dec
lwratOn OF the heirs that tho VIII iorgea, aud
forged within days after tho death OF Whitaker
himself. When That event occurred, ii will
remembered, Dick sent despatch from New
York announcing that no had u WILL but II al
most two weeks after that before II was produced
here The Register Wills had refused TO aunt
instrument 20 probate because no proof WAS adduced
10 show that il Was Whiitakers will, ana from the
decision refusing tho probate Dickerson yesterday
appealed. Now the case, which mas worn civil
phase thus far turns into criminal prosecution.
Henry e. Pulte, who IS charged with .ckers0n with
forgery was also arrested this afternoon and
fault OF So, 900 bail committed.
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THE FLEEING CHEYENNES.

CROSSING OF THE KANSAS PACIFIC ACCOM-
PLIsHED-THE TROOPS IN ACTIVE PUR-
SUIT.
ST. LOUIS, NO., Oot !, 1878.
special despatch to the Globe Democrat from Leav-
onworth says:-''The Cheyenne Indians have
crossed the Kansas Pacific Railroad at Carlisle
station, a number Of miles east OF the point
where they were expected to cross, and good way
from whore the troops were stationed to In
tercept them. The troops in pur-
suit Of them, divided into four columns, con-
sisttnR Of nve companies OF cavalry, three
companies OF mounted infantry anu eight companies
OF infantry The intention Is TO surround them, II
possible, but they moving very rapidly II Is
not unlikely that they may escape.
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MOB VIOLENCE THREATENED.
PENNSYLVANIA BOROUGH TERRIBLY Ex-
CITED OVER A QUESTION OF THE CONTROL
or THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
[pY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD

or THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
wiLKgsBARRg, Oct l, 1878.
NanticoKc, q borough Of several thousand inhaoi-
tants In Luzerne county, 10 experiencing local
sation OF a most porous character. rne question at
issue is tho management Of the public schools. The
labor party elected school Board last spring by
handsome msjorities, but, owing 20 the omission or
specify ing the length OF term to which each
elected the county hav decided the Board
is not qualified to act Tho other Board have been ~
deavorng TO take possession OF the school Opory but
nave mot WIN iil success. The officers OF the coal
aud iron police have been driven IRON tho town nj
hundreds oil renzted citizens parade tho streets The
Sbern has sworn Ia 100 special deputies, VINO, armed
with rDuskets, under the command OF Deputy sheriff
Conpin, are charged with the responsibility OF main
tanning peace The parties TO the spute worked
up 20 the greatest pitch OF excitement Any moment
the citizens may fad themselves involved In a
OF the Deputy sheriff last evening war this
avertsd, As II was, promising ana wealthy citizen
Of the borough, Thomas McNeesh, was stabued Tne
sight OF the blood produced great equation He be-
longs 10 the labor party ana Is considered by them
leader. Ono word IRON him Tor an attack would have
plunged the town into a mcrcilcss fight Az " was,
his advice and pieadings Tor peace becdei Al
this hour there is no disturbances out gatherings OF
upon street cOrncrs very insolert defiant
10 inc Shsrin's deputtea
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FUNERALS OF The VICTIMS.

Mrs W. II. Boolc, vito OF Row. W. II. Boole. Of
South Norwalk Conn, was buried on Monday, the
30th uli., from tho Methodist Episcopal Cnurch of
that place. Tue officiating cicrgymcn wore Rev. J.
r. Scarlcs and Rev n. Bott0me, oil this city. Dspu-
New Haven, Mount Vernon and Brooklyn. were in
attendance. BY biundcr Of party In SOUTH Nor
walk, who was intrusted with tho arrangements, no
pubic announcement OF the date OF tue funeral was
published In tho New York city pnpcrs
Tue last rites over the remains ot tho late Gabriel
r. u. Hoyt who was killed ny tho explosion on tho
steamer Adeiphi, were performed yesterday in tho
Harlem Presbyterian Church, at Madison avenue anu
125th street The remains then taken to
Cypress Hills Cemetery. followed BY long train OF
carriages Mr. Hoyt leaves u wiic.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE..

Captain George \. Holton, OF Tho exploded Adelph,
ms forwarded to the Uuitsd States Local Inspectors
OF Stoam Vessels In this city, formal notice Of tho
cent disaster nj NorwaIk. NO report from tue on
sincer yet been received Captain Matthews. one
the local inspectors to Norwaik yesterday to
view tho steamer ana mako arrangements Tor an tn
vestgation Of the cause OF the explosion, to begin
after tho Coroner's Inquest.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Clara Morris Is playing "Miss Mutton" tho present
week "a, tho Arch Street Theatre. philadelphia. Tho
sale Of seats large prospects encouraging
An attractive programme will be offered at Stein
way hall this evening. Herr Wliheimj will play
concerto by Mendeissohn, fantaisesthck OF his own
composition snd romance ana nocturne OF Chopin,
arranged for the violin by himself
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A MURDERER's CONFESSION.
fpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORWICH, Conn. Oct. 1. 1,

NORWICH, Conn, Oct /, 1878
Wesley W. Bishop to-day confessed TO Rufus NJ
LAID and Jaiior Bcckwnh, TO tho buying OF the pol
son and It's administration by Katie N. Cobu TO
Charles IL. Cobb, Jr., nsr husband. ana TO Hattie
Bishop, wife Of tho prisoner Captain wnaiy, OF the
police, states that the confession 10 surprise
Bishop insinuated Tho same mouth ago, but
flushed. II 10 understood that Mrs Cobb dcuies B,sh
ops story. The trial OF tho parties concbeforo
tue November term OF the Superior Court In this city,
James Greenwood and Bishops uncle, N. ). Bishop.
aIso heard the confession. Mr.. Threshcr, ono of
Bshop's counsel, eoys that the confessiou was ex-
pec,ed. Strvchnine and arsenic wsro given 70 MI.
Cobb.
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THE LATE W. Q. MORTON.

In tho United States District Court, yesterday, be
fore Judge Choate, exJucgc Beebc moved for an adj
journmsnt as . mark OF respect for Tho memory OF
tho late W. q Morton, who had been an active prac-
ttoncr IN tho Admiralty branch oil the Court since
1926, but wnom sse had compelled TO retire a lev
years since. Tho motion vas seconded BY Mr.. r. d..
Benedict In Toe remarks culoKstic OF the dead law
yer, ana Judge Choa ~ oacs ordered that the Court
adjourn for the day.
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NOVEL POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HEHALD.
TEREE HAUTE, Ind Oct !, 1873.
novel political discussion held hero Tonight
between two prominent celored preacbers-Rev. j. 81.
Townsend, OF Indianapolis (rspublicap), aud Rev. W.
II. Anderson, OF this city (nationall The speakers
are we'll known and learned ministers OF the Gospel
and attracted large crowd. Inc discussion lasted
two bouPs, and resulted In considerable nard fecng
between speakers aud parties.
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NO REASON FOR ALARM.
ALBANY, Oct. /. 1878.

ALBANY, Oct. !, 1878.
Tho Superintendent OF tho Insurance Department
reports that tho examination into inc affairs Of the
brooklyn LIfo Insurance Company Is completed, aud
that Tho results arc entirely satisfactory TO tho do
parimcnt Tho examiner nnds the total admitted
nescts amount 10 S2,l73771 IL and tho total liab.
sies 10 81 Ola, 0g2 10
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Robers c. Winthrop. Alexander II. H. Stuart. On
Barnas Sears, Surgeon General Joseph X. Barnes.
Bishop II. b. wn,ppie and Theodore Lyman, mem.
bers OF the Board Trustees OF tho Peabody Educa-
tion Fund; Senator ". II. Barnum, Of Connecticut;
Congressman A. :. Williams, OF Detroit, and cx-Con-
grcssman Robert s. Hale, OF Eiizaocvhtown. N. r..
are at tho Fifth avenue. Commander J. N. Montojo.
Of tho Spanish Legation at Washington, aud Mayor
Henry Bedow, OF Newport, are at the Everett. Ex.
Governor RUFUS b. Bullock OF Georgia; lodge 3. =.
Ranney and J. II. Deversux, OF OHIO, and Colcnoi 4.
T. O,Beirno, OF West Point, arc ut the Windsor.
George w. Riggs, OF Washington. is al
the Brevoort. Judge William H. Hunt, Of New
Orleans, Is at the Gilsey. Ex-Governor Andrew G.
Curtin, OF Pennsylvania, and ex-Congressmau W. II.
Epson, Of Ohio, at tho ST. Nicholas. Commander
C. s. Norton, United States Navy, and Colonel T. II.
Bliss and Colonel W. 5. King, United states Army,
are at tho Sturtcvant.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CniEp SIGNAL OPFlCyy,
WASHINGTON, Uct. I'll A. N.

WASHINGTON, OCt - a. u. j
Indications
For Wednesday, IN the South Atlantic and Gulf
States, warmer south and east winds, stationary
barometer and clear weather, followed tho Interior
by cooler northeriy winds and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and ohio Valley, southeast shin
to cooler northwest winds, rising barometer, light
rains, followed by clear weather.
For tho lower lakes, southwsst vcer TO northwest
WINDS cooler. CLOUDY weather, occasional rains and
higher barometer.
For the Middle States and New England, falling
barometer, warmer, south east to southwest winds
and partly cloudy weather.
The rivers will generally fall. except . slight rso
In tho Upper Mississippi
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0ysrERs-oYsrkns.7Io ExrqnarkRs or OYSTERS
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes 10 the
temperature for tho past swenty-fsur hours, in
parison with tho corrcsp date oil last year. as
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
%
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TIE ALHAiZA oPERA-coNcERr COMPANY.
Steinway Hall crammcd TO tho doors last even
ing, the OCCASION being an "iudtion musicsle," TO
which invita,ioas had been libcriiiy distributed tho
ojsc being to test IN pleasant way the Efforts
of the combination above noted, 10 Wow OF futuro
musical campaign. The entertainment was heartily
appreciated by those present. Tue programme was
excellent and served introduce 10 pubic notice
several artists, including Nine. Aline Alhazi, Franz
Rummel ana others. Nine. Alnaizi seemed TO he
the main attraction. She sang several selections
from ala Traviata," which ut Intervals awakened
much applause Her subsequent enorss-"Une Fols
Rome" waltz, By Ricci, and scene and
ara IRON "Luca"-stirred tho audience TO
thusasn.. An excellent pianist. Mr. Franz
Rumme, participated IN the performance Hn
in,erpr rotation OF Schunann's CARNATIONS SYM
ph0niQues- marvel oil technique.
and he not slow IN establishing him.
self as a thorough artist. HIS later efforts
a. pocturne Hat tChopin); D., variations.
.Harmouious Blacksmith" Uandoi;c. polonaise,
major Ltz created quite y Juror among those who
appreciated his finished performance. The other
artists took part Ia the musicale wero Signorina
Tomas, Signor Lubers ADD Signor Boueverdi. whose
Contributions were earnestly appiauded. Nr.
Frederick Ruilman, a veteran and lar seeing mana.
ger matters, has judging from last nights
reception organized combination destined 10 achieve
llttlo
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AN ARMY OFFICER INJURED.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Oct 1, 1873.
Major G. Wilson, oil The Pay Department, United
States Army, while out driving this afternoon, was
thrown IRON hts carriage aud severely Injured. Tho
dangerous hurt 10 me back OF his head 70
beng entertained that the skuIi Is fractured.
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SUPERVISING INSPECTOR GENERAL DUMcNr TO
ATTEND THE INVESTIGATION.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NAsHseToSs octs ~ los6
Supervising Inspector General Dumont ief hero to-
night for Norwsk TO attend the Investigation into the
facts Of the explosion OF tho steamer Adcphi 10
ascertain the exact history OF the boiler and lis
records OF Inspection.
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BRITISH NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

FATHER PorSr, Oct 1, 1873
Her Msjesty's war ships Bcierophon, Sirius and
Argus passed inward ~ haf.pass Two o'clock this
Afternoon
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THE ADELPHI DISASTER.

Average temperature yesterday. 65 "a
65z
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THE COLORADO ELECTION.
INDICATIONS OF COMPLETE REPUBLICAN
VICTORY.

DENVER, Oct. /, 1873
The returns thus far received Indicate tho elec,io
the entire republican State ticket by minority
the combined democratic and greenback vote.
Tho Third and Fourth wards OF this CITY,
by count Of The heads OF tho tickets, give PtKin
(repl majority of 46s over Loveiand tdom) In tho
Second ward Pitkin's majority 10 $50
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A-TO GET RID OF FEVER AND AGUE, IN.
termttcnt fever DIR. JAYSEs AcUE Mix
standard remedy that quickly and thor.
ouEhiy. sold ever, where
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AID poMBsHELrs."

Captain Victor Violet, of the Hussars. hero
OF Bouquets and Bombshels' CHS first APP
thi. MIR.
Horatio softly. "a jurist and n Berkshire
Blue ...................Mr. James Levitt
Colonel SIR John Lynx X. C. b.. Con-
mander Of the Fort...... ..-..Mr Frank Hardenbcra
aiscount ooweski ME Frank sanger
his first appearances at this theatrel Mr. w. Over
Fcfer Jenkins the Captains MIR. VIM. Culingou
John FUSS Lady Vioets butler Mr.. J. r. Cooke
Lady SOPHIA Grant young widow Agnes Booth
Lady Violet Amt Captain Violet Mrs e. Gilbert
Josephine Lynx the Coone = daughter Minnie Palmer
Lady Louise Alien
good naturcd audience gathered last night at the
Park Theatre to witness the first performance OF
"i;ouauets and Bombsh.ls. an adaptation from tns
German by Mr. J. W. shannon, OF WiIIack's Theatre.
The situations provoked much merriment which was
intensified by the excellent acting OF UT Lewis, Mr.
Clarke Miss Booth MISS Palmer while the scenery
ana costumes all that inc play demanded. "Bou-
qucts and Bombshcils" play OF the thinnest pos.
stue tex
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EUROPE.
NgME rAssAUD,s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ny
~ the sr,ssocrAcy ana Amercsn visitors The" group
Of days fashions President Grant War Group, Grand
Duke Nicholas Osmau racha snpcrb reproduction oe
Plus TX. wing stats S. Peters. every crowned
lie ad Celebrity; the Terrible Chamber Of Horrors:
splendid orchestra Opcn from ten TIL ten
MILES. CuAKBONNIER's FRENCH PROTESTANT
M Boarding aud Day sctoo Toe Young Ladies'. ~ East
35th York formerly ~ Avcnne du R,ulo Scny,
Paris will reopen Thursday. september NJ Apply y
letter until september To- when Miles, Charbouner wis
BIO In New York
(NYsTERs-oYsTkRS-To EXPORTERS or OYSTERS
~ To- ENGLAND "a v,pr LAVE
Nessrs II. sAuNIoS Co @ 10 ,, Makk vL,nrNsh;
LONDON. prupfie,vrs OF the QUEENBORp OfSIEN
FIsIiERIfS ia tho Duchy OF Kent, ENGLAND. viii be
glad 10 receive CONsl,iNMENTS OF AMERICAN
OYSTER DEPOT, BILL1NGsGArE. at the highest prao-
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You ask me TO write OF my darlinc's mouth,
As sweet the breeze from tho spicy south.
Which. laden with sigbs from orange groves comes
You ask me to write OF her teeth sud her gums;
fou ask to wrte-but really won't;
Tis enough that she uscs SozoDoSr
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WORD OF CAUrlON.-THE HOUSE OF Les
lie Co., of 2s broadway. has connection with that
OF frank Leslie who tailed short time since 49,
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this be effected.

AMIDoN'S NEWEST FALL SHAPES IN GEN.
temens SILK nsd Dxnsr hArs Special announcement
reduction price Of best silk Hats 70 III spectates
Lyons hne siik Umbrellas Ladies' Walking aud RIDING
9th nv.
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"BoLLINGER. III Is RICH AND FULL, WIFE
bouque, and perfect dcacy flavor and the
exact degree dryues to please ths iHssidous
FALL STYLES FINE slLk HATS So 20. WORTH
50 Cs5 DsRsvs. 81 M. ID New Churcn ST., up statrs
RUPTURE CURED.-DR MARSH'S TREArM ENr
tho only -i,abe forty YEAR,. experience
Only ofhcc. = vescy 81. opposite ST. Psuis Church
7. N. STEWARDS STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works. $40 TIL ". send for circular.
TO SwEErEN THE BREATH AND PRESERVE
rirnIcF, 25c
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SOZODONT.
No toilet IS complete without sozopoSr II combines
all needed keep the mouth and secn hcsithiu
mpsrts delicious fragrance 70 tho breath Its
should nsermed the mouth needs to be kept
pure csan aud BY nothing better than
ii his bes de tad