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Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
Notorious Burglar Gag ed.

Superintendent .Walling of New
York on Wednesday received letter
from the Chief of Police of Philadelphia,
enclosing photograph Of man who
had been arrested in that city in
company with noted thief nam
cd LogUe. The appearance and
actions of the man, the letter
stated, led the Philadelphia police
to believe that he was q well-known
criminal. The Superintendent recog'
nizsd the photograph as that Of John
Irving, Of the Patchen ave. gang OF
burglars, who escaped from the Ray,
mond Street Jail in Brooklyn, on
June !, in company with William
Porter who was rearrested and return
ed to the Jail recently by De-
tective Wade, Of the Tenth RE
cipct. The Sheriff Of Brooklyn was in,
formed Of the recapture Of Irving, and
went to Philadelphia yesterday to get
him. Both Irving and Porter belonged
to the gang of burglars whose head
quarters were at No. 152 Pstcher-aVe.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
Wesleyan College.

The Rev. DR.. l.. Marks, paster of
Hanover Presbyterian church, will lee
ture at the college, this evening at 8
O'Clock. Subject of lecture, 1.-THE
great Pyramid Of Egypt" to he illus
trated by the blackboard drawing.
The public are invited.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
Better Sill for Jersey.

At Trenton, N. j., yesterday, the
Board of Canvassers threw out the re-
turns from the eastern district of Hope
we'll, because "a more ballots appeared
for the Assembly candidates than there
were names on the poll list. Commits
sions wsre therefore issued to Robinson
and Bsekman, Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
The Y. A. u. A. SOirees.

The Saturday evening soirees, given
under the auspices of the Y. Advancing
Assembly, at their rooms in the Saville
building, Sixth and Market streets, are
receiving large share of the patronage
of the dancers Of this city on account of
the excellent manner in which they are
managed. A special invitation is ex-
tended to the ladies, but no disreputa-
BILE or disorderly characters of either
sex will be admitted. Exercises COM
mence at s.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
The YIN. A. HALL Last Evening.

Last evening the Young Irish Ma
tional Association gave their frs. grand
ball, in Webster's Dancing Academy,
Masonic Hall. The grand march which
was a novel and well-executed affair
was led off at TO- 40 by Mr.. D. J. Kegan
and lady, sixty-four couple participa-
ting. Profs. Worth, Richie and Hyatt
furnished the music. The attendance
was very large, select and orderly,
and the program well arranged.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
S.,a,or Zach. Ch handlers

estate is valued at $1,000, 900, mostly
made in the dry goods business. BE-
fore he came prominently into politics,
and while he was yet merchsnti o'
Detroit, he went almost invariably by
the nickname of "old yardstick.'
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
Liberal League

tomorrow morning at the room Of the
League, 2lS King street. A conference
meeting will be held at l04 O'Clock. The
public ara invited. Seats free.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
ESXECUTRIX'S SALE OF REAL ES-
III TATE.

Tho subscriber. as executrix Of the last will
and testament Of John W Smith, deceased, ,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. at Ii
o'clock a. m, at the auction rooms OF Thomas
NJ. Ogle. 500 Market street. A three story
brick dwelling house and lot on the east side
of Madison street between E ghth and Ninth
streets, in the city Of Wilmington. The lot is
IA feet 10 inches on Madison street, extending
back SO feet to the westerly side of four foot
wide alley. House contains seven rooms.
Sale positive. MARY W. SMITH, Exec'r.
T. M. Ogle, Auctoneer. Il-S1ll4
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
SuDDer.

The ladies of the West Presbyterian
Church will give supper in the lower
rooms of the church on Thursday even
ing, November Goth. The supper will
be conducted on the European plan.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
The Weather.

War Department, Otiioe Of the Chief
Signal officer, Washington, Nov. 81
la. N.
Indications for Saturday-For New
England and the Middle States, warmer
sontheast to southwest winds, falling
barometer, and clear or partly cloudy
-aafhar
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08
Sneclal Notice.

The Rev. Abbott Brown will oftlciate
in Trinity Chapel on Sunday morning
nsxt. and present the claim OF the
church in Mexico.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08

We request all mothers to stop using
Laudanum for their babies, ana use
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, q good ned'-
dine, Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-08

NOTlCE.-The members of MattaheoA
IN Tribe, No. IL, Improved Order Of Red
Men, are requested tv meet az their wig
wan on the 9th Sun, Srd Run Low, for he
purpose Of attending the funeral of their late
brother, John r. Wright. Members OF other
Tribes are requested to meet with US. BY Or
der OF the Sachem,
THOMAS F. MOREL AND, G. ofR.
Il-S.lt*
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PERSONAL

NJ Victor Hugo is at present rcnaih""H
we'll; I'M, keen black ewes spa Ne as % V'', "I'
whit, locks and beard wave iuNuranty "oo"' HIS
some face. L.: oroo+ coro
The Emperor of Germany Is taxing Erea' '"lo
-, .r,sf ~ prcsent thaj De may b. able To 'uoN wv
-. .i'b are TO celebrate the Golden ann Versar'
-, wedding Only one other member OF the HOUSE 90
Io,y la- has attained 10 this annlVersdry-'hS ""o
vas Frederick the Greal. ,
CORRESPONDENT of The Pail Mall Gd+c'te
that DE remembers story related 10y ar"noo "'
-, ~ ,r,vcIl,,r ,cc,denta Iy with OF the numcr
o.. Il iputian serene Hishnesses with whom ueih"N
Is blessed II appears that on their arrival AT SUM
botoi ON the Rhine they had write their names III inc
visitors book and, to his establishments my i'ehu S
ms serene companion put down, not Ms OWL 'u' w.
frcDa's name cOudcsccudingy whispering S"II''
Won ,,ont miud-the truth Is wish to iraNel
'Nof at al replied my friend; II is lus' VIM,
o;c p,vse p and taking the pcn he wrote ID Tue 'V"
m serene H}shuess the Prince Of MN, lHT C "h
9 5os'' OBSERVE ~ WIN pu,;.h
DIR. Hucg1ns, the very distinguished DiiH'i
spccffoSeop.. and astronomer Had ID o"' "''' " 10
,.,sccpt ,psstiG named "Kepier.' VINO was l'o I0>
s,sor Of rar canine gifts. At the close OF o'""'i "
,.,,,,,r,,,rtv Kcpler would march scdatey INTO 'he
,,,, and SGT himself down at his masters iee' lne
meteor y,,l.l rropouUd to hlm various all'"m'''"'
orosii1rs S. Inch the dog invariably solved W'''ou
,sfake-rvtn extracting square roofs 'n-hdlu WI" VIC
utmost rronptness. Where compl'Acd processes "''
i,voIyao Kc,ler would give more Consideration an"
sometimes Lcstcd as to where his barss ought hnaI
70 stop; but he always gave the night number Inc
c,Lc which was TO reward him was held up before MN
dunc tGc exercise but Eeper never removed H' ty -
from his masters face until the solution was
IT. IN 90 the cake disappeared instant " iIr VIC,
ton Of these wonders Is That WINE Ut. Ilu--,'.,
r,eracfy unconscious Of suggesting the proper % 80
l. The do. kcp.cr lad acquired ihr mapi iciio1 mai
Iis masters eve or Couuttnauce some lInlC','u t
W. moi known 10 the Doctor hLscH. hepIt- was J."
LII d mI..-LrINnr.
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GENERAL NOTES.

A disnatch from Albany announces the pas
sage Of a hI giving uubulJncrs night 81 way OF'
all other vehicles IN New-NOr6 CITY It's TO DC Hopou
tA4t fbi, right will be dscrcetiy used Otherwise II
,u, he uncomfortable for the unfortunate person III
Another story Of lynch law. The citizens Of
DAVIS city, Iowa. without law or jury, ON the oI'' "''
HANGED % Dosperado named Tucker His associate
Ttrcr was taken from The mob by The ponce ana S"'F
locked uu These lynchugs unfortunately are common
events euogch but at Davis City there was d Inference
TU. friends ol the yucAcd man, sc'lnS that the Jaws
V.it std. c-.'.l tined Me'r auu az 'At DusA'ss' ~
set fire 80 TIE Commrrc'4t nt"snafe. .I'.v' .to.
fErmsIu-, H not pitched battle was eA.ec'''
A large picture believed TO be a genuine
WORK. l.g ha. just been brought TO heht in scot
lind under l.cuuar circumstances II was procured
The story r1.s directly from the artist by the late
T. Nr.u-. and was hequcltAcd hy hin 10 relative.
This man had been ign. II its great worth. but on
sl.. DO -I "a cUtu5.-seaI was informed that IL was "a
g,rr, Irr,rr The picture viii be- put mp AZ auction,
ard The representatives. OF several pubic galleries are
exp cttl Co. Doc present.
AuToDoS OF sewing in schools, there was an
exhibition Of the art IN the Winthrop school in Boston ON
WeJue,l.. last. Itmust have been novel gLt when
puui., were engaged in fitting Innings 10 dresses
on Show we've IGG finished garments the work OF the
uuI's during tHe two hours which allotted TO sew
ir M each week Of the school year There was pair
o. pautaoous made by gin o. eleven. There was a
bows suit made by a girl of thirteen Another Girl Of
thirteen had completed thTtyLye large garments dur
int "a years sewing hours And IL many ways the
pupils proficiency was demons rated
The ease of John p. Phair, under sentence OF
death al windsor Vi is curious one. He was 10 have
been hanged y1 the 6tA Of Ap. l>77 for tie murder
ofAnu T. lr,z. but was rc.r!ovad by telegram within
an L,u,r Tie moment fixed for execution. Again he
vast, have been hanged yesterday and he was re-
pgieyod days. At his trial there was some teat-
mauy that He left Eutlauc the scene Of the murder, sew
eraI hours before the murder committed Now
there fsoc.Ijuu MI DowHuf,of Boston who j. per
ftcty sure .df ne IEiriu Providence L: J. or the
very guy Of iur murder Dow uIc lga visited Phar iu
liz cell auG positively ldeaucs nun. The case VIII he
arEl-. .-A ------ LL- JuL e. =. no sllLome Count
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,,,- his rcsdeuc" in Ncw ton Mass Gardner Colby
iced 81 years aud mon tia
cogNEII-lt Clifton y J. on April =. Ann Maria wife OF
wi, i k" to Mount Ksco. \. Y. Saturday morning.
Iut"-tu'di
pnvyIEuO ON Thursday, April 3, l,7? at ottawa ont
widow 81 tin ld'C LVlu Fowler formerly az
carmel Putnam County, y Y.
t,,I -ryio.s wal BE- held at Carmel On saturday aicr
noon. Aprlb
,n,n,t ,NAt Providence r. J. on SUNDAY Mdf,h 80. -
me- langio vito The h~n H. H. OOOdHin, y! thLs Gay
In ia 57Ui year 70! hor age. .,.,, -,
Funeral the rc|d,"S Vi i'' O'''n'i " '-" '"' H.
Laws, Cincinnati Ohlo.
GRAHAM ON Friday April 4. CatNarne w widow " IA
imam - Graham a.. 49, - -. 80 Do. t...
NJ If porter "a IGS West lttst on monday morning.
rs ,.u,,tIs vii. b. taken Albany for intertDeut.
AZ Yonkrrs - y Ftil3v, April 4. sarah. "id1y
q. tI. La, " iauI o. MutL aKca = wears aud 20 daNE
T,1.fl NIL .h. % htt son. William H. hot Oh Non
Gay, az g. no nae.
Cara leave 42i-sL Of 200 o. ~.
suEFFIELD-At Sorwaia Conn., ADFll :, 1872 Thomas /.
CUcri,d. 10 Ms G5'li N'ar
% .sryio,s at Norwslk Saturday afternoon April Q.
$50 o,-.t..,a ~, .,-,.., ,.,,, ,v,,,
Grand CcntTal Depot.
Inferuncuf at Newport H. l.
sNiTI- ON Thursday. AVrl 3. az Norssk, Conn. 1ho'
dnrs l. l. 90 wear o' his axe
puusr.I ..r,ics. Pauis Norralk Conn. 81
sD . ~ AOudAJ. Aprl7 frsnos are teIusstoi not ~
send flowers
TIppNs-Dn rhur,dsv morning, April 3, 1879. Anne De
ttL daughter OF arr ami ths late christopher T. IappAh
friends Of III. family respectfuy invited 10 Ad The
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Tic Laboratory
ofSnturc
WITH MCvcRN IMPROVEMENTS.

THE SrIrbBO. FACTS
The hold ron shown 65 the hpfna. COMPANY tho
pioneer. and leading 'ctures Of sparkling taQe waters
mineral water" and their colossal Efforts imposo ulon
wcry Of belt cause Itis3 sG9.hdou attempt 10
ri, t.els by ornon, and To- a chemical anal, 49,
water the lay requires, and either uslrg or ,po' ne
potrt % leave tie decision for second time 10 tie Consul
q o5ge Bgl'oek the Consul reports: Twas reminded
Qyt.e propaetorn t tac bot - OF alter had Iraiy
Wuu.d make. 10 occurred 10 ue, Ty'e, that rs The samples
t.,er" o w M. 10 me rnilic, ,ffer re-
laing the wtcrs sa aud charged with carbor acid
tte 200; RON ne urn Luf ne rcrqsi an sqfd 5rti
Gle be be, ono s' %! ] ' 1 geI' calo
ot place charges only relating to the treatment
company summoned their behalf great professors OF
S, +. Tot mrntionei-hcIs Doctor Of Medicine 10 make
autopsy Of th'r prEe az. TO cypress tl, ,pgion. oq
car bottled water TO be purely entirely OF simply a
natural mineral "2 H OF ONE OF THEM
They gaye int.r. C.. 1n9 gnaia T aIl aIsi @
stautal.y." tcc. aud even praised The skill
way Of stating The bottled water las ceased 10 be
Can then foiry SAID that Tho peculiarly ouispoken
opinion o the Consul se ms o Doe aolu.' sustained by
scicntsts Who have made Do" pat er suay" AM VINO as
II n1s"7 mi" "1in nor lifR stand age and min orsei
Itapptar. uon ilr documents: ,
wears in the ua-e described by i, .nbor a. e.
to 49," 'i ~ -,, u f.. .1T ana 'lr., win 80 -
- . =. nc. We. ~. mn. r a,,t. ,,r1.sr..
VI i n rev a. I.ti', sraly,ls Of i1nusrr.d water
Ir.cUtGJ correctly luUcdtcs tie
,II9i tott' ~ actin iu .uiru-tuYus
- te natural water rs ser from the snrine W L not
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20 .n,i ,.rv v bnl, sonat il. u.ar . nuo half
NJ To ann, ,otai
w ~ - t-.- g,. rar c.t artfs,fli. fu.r.lr OF H.
~, 20 r,at' tne water srfifrls nan g,,,l MARI IA
$500 10 max. ,isgy
2. !. M IA ,>-D urE1,,. pr,p CE,>-rr-7rtt
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i CLAIMING CELEBRATION AT yETFoH7
Icy rgLlcnlrn 30 III rRrnrErl

NEwroRr, r.. l., April 4.-1he ninoty-ninth
birthday Of William Tllcry Chenning Will be duly celc-
brated la tins city Monday evening next. tor tho
purpose o. efcctualy aiding IN tho movement To
celebrate the Chanting Centennial year hence. Many
prominent pcIsous win be- present, and II is expected
that ettcrs III BE- read from George Bancroft. the bie
tolian; President Eiut Harvard College President
White, Of Cornell University; Ralph waldo EnglsOn.
Onytr Wen lel Holmes the pOcl LOnEiCllow, Peter
Cooper, George william Curtis, James r. sloiGs, Julia
Ward Howe, Edward LVcrett Hale, John q. Nbitucr,
LLOYD Garrison, and others.
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PERFORMANCES TO-DAY AND TONIGHT.

PERFORMANCES TO-DAY AND TONIGHT.
Nine. Gcr,tm takes her benefit at the
Academy OF Music today at hat-PaI IL. The "ccH-
sion Is remarkably interesting. because II ~
NOT only the benefit OF the most popular OF
Colonel Maplcsau's artists, but the last PERFORM
ance OF his troupe IN TINS conh'N.... a
Scrap of PAPER" vii be given tod y ana i"-nE"' q"
WallacLs II promises 10 run long tinc.Mr' George
Vindenhof viii read selections from "NcloiaS
Nckleby" and THE Old Curiosity shop at the Union
League Theatre this afternoon az hai-iast DIR
Frank MAYO will play next week at the
Grand Opera HOnse in The streets OF NV
York" The last performances OF 1.-THE L.u'
Duke" ri Booths Theatre will take place to'N
and tO-night....Mr Stanley Mckenna's new pay
whms" had its last performances To-Day ~ tHe
Fnh Avenue Thcatre...." lie Peut Duo ny Mis-
Oatc,'s troupe at the Lyceum, Is running now very
smoothly. and is in some respects exceedingly
cp,l There will be two performances OF II
fo-1av... The Midgots very successful NJ tht
NJ sonic Temple. There will Dee three ckhlbuohS 81
them to-day....The Aquarium presents All us GU az
fractions ThcTc arc perform lnces r-ual 'u
tl-uight." Engaged" continues 10 run success ullN
AT The Park Thcatrc. The last PHILHARMONIC COnrcTl
takes place this evening. ne san fICISco
arc more entertaining than ever. HIS Mud ScoW
Piualorc" has proved vast success...l The last week
OF The Il mixers Daughter" at the Union square is
announced. II. NJ = PmdOrc' continues TO DC RINeh
by the standard Theatre ana Broadway Ihea'le coni
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,rln,lris Tor lie nnsi2i honrs.

WASHINGTON, April 8, l q. m.-Thc ba-
ronetcr lowest IN Nova Scotia and highest from the
Northwest TO the Guf Partly cloudy weather prevails
in the Middle States and Lower Lake region; else
where clear weather prevails The temperature ha, 10
NAMED nearly stationary In the East Gulf states and
along South Atlantic COIst clsew here has slightly
risen. The winds generally sOuthegsterly west ot
The Mississippi River; elsewhere they are mostly from
north 10 west
I1dieetieas
For New England. clear or partly cloudy weather.
EoTfhvesterly winds becoming variable. stationary or
higher temperature. and barometer
10: the Mddl" Atlantic states, warmer clear or partly
cloudy weather rorthwesrry winds becoming variable,
and higher pressure.
1-trr-Vr' = OC.i rrSFpVATTONC
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-. and red-shirt intimidators IS incr'aSins
- dav. The local newspapers are Gaming ~,
contributions to pay the expenses OF 'ne 'ia' %"t
are declaring with no efforts at concea'niT9'
The convection of the accused persons VIII mp"
a. ,s,,crts II the Democrats IN the next election,
nv ,,r,c tilt a packed PARTISAN, ~ oI"u'
arJ macious i,ry" hrs been drawn ana 'ial ,ho
ncs,es have been suborned to TESTIFY asG''H IN Ie
noN,,S az course all this tail, is used IN W.
Il,>" ~ L,,ll5o,.ur the Court and exciting pupllo
sentiment in advance against possible "n' ''''
- :.
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: st., Brooklyn,

funeral her late residence, 40 65i Henry ST. Brooyn
SUNDAY, the 9Th inst. At 2:3Dp. N.
NFRMILIYA-On "wednesday. April 2 Rebecca danghe' Oi
the late Isaac and Jane Vermiliy0. -,
Relatives ana trends are ,,5Iy rvtel 70 atani tho
rrsil"uc'. No 1854 Wcst 33d7t on
saturday. the 9TH Inst. 1880 without iuTIhfT NV
ta'i0n.
WRGGHT-On April L. Mary j. daughter ~ robert j ana
Mary j. Wright oud giIniiGugItor Of Charles I'rey'
aged MOTHS add % daya.
Relatives friends ''ffIllV invited 20 Att'ul
from tl'' Of her parents l3j East 56tnst
Monday, April I, AZ 10 30 l.
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.rnLES MONEY GIyEH UP.

BoSToN. April 4.-IIamiton Brock, of this
civ WHO disappeared iusI before tEs ,Ts OF M Prank
Pns. taxing with him sa20o0 OF GovornmeBt bonds.
was traced Canada by detective who induced Brook
on the promise that he should b. exempt from
tiou meet HIM In Providence yesterday, ana surIen
der Tho balance IA his posArss0u. about $4,000 The
missing $4,000 said to have been used to Geuay the
expenses VI Palge'a tItAL
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pnrt,e. Abont Bnlldlrg

paTtes fbOdf B1fdtrH
should not Gecllo on pTn-l ' - y VII "' 'i
Cl0sr~ supplied by " H. g.. Ai-hI-. ~ co., 81 rs ~ p
III, CI-IlN" itt sd lI Oh water 200 t"c. 2. HEY ~
e. MEYER {" coz. - C-.A 49, VI A'-' O-is'
plumbing .''A'
Do, ,;eic .Oi,cr-Tuo rorc n IA
StTl'RpAY. AuTl .. 1879 Will close Al ISua ONO -
a. tAT :. H. - LurODO. " BLs-4sa.P Montana
49, gstowu. WEUSk5DAG. =; II i iJ- Europe.
y .f~Ausp res ta QUeeus.o"n icV!rosuOuirGcS Tor
Inc. uutt ryec!aiy address. 10 AM - 80 Tor
i-lbr NirNtA III
80 Eucpe .ieaaI - B't!e va queens
,9, and II Ia. Tor France. Germany, &C,
49, .t,,p.,v M.,lgLd PyDaJssH. Cksr9eIrg Ham.
rc cory poGp ior Gteat EHinn hi 10 C>LtD,nt
- . ,,,ciry adtr,vsc} stiCkpAN ~ ll3l
....v,at, rt8guaAiy lIlIu aSuAtsuDsS2
Great Blttau and t-s Csutgept
rt.i b, specially aidc,s,cd All u NJ ips Europe by
a. ,,rUllny AMI roonni aust bS s.ec@u, stre.sd snd
a. lor-,ctaid drrct. b. sJeeUthp DcrSu> via q -
,,r IN, tnai4 D,IMaIk r~e1ep sAd Ma; viii Dc
,.rstched Hamburg aIi Brvmcl ss,a-seg. "Gly Inc
" ~ 1r A-,.U.l SOuh Ps,ikc rsTtA leave Sow YORK
Na,,n a. IN" mails Tor nassau y. p tzrs New ioys
AMI Ii, mails titHhn. leave AsS-fof. Aph and
yr- AuriI d. Tue Einti- 'sr yoAco New York
ANN Ins .Ais fDr Au,tr@. 80. sIv. san BIsDoisCj
ami IA Inc mails tOt China md japan .SaYo san Francisco
AriH ." THO5. l. JAMES. Post nls.,a
Post Onlce Sev.York, March 20 1879.
The Friser.e kshall
s. thc:ouly reliable ana ne by.s 81 al Bitter Waters
Tower Street Clocks
AND PINE REGULATORS.
SETH THOMAS CLOCK Co.
Established 1879
| THoMAsroN. CONN aad
20 MURRAYsr. NEw.Yoab
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AIDE. RANDOLPH & Go..

Socialism By Roswell d Htchc)c@. D. D. New ol.tioo
l2m1 boards. price 30 cent
The Canterbury Pilgrimage. To and from ne Lamb'th
Courrcu,r and Ibe l,! Congress. BY be iNgIt Rev u.
T. Bedei D. d. Bishop 0i OHIO lGno. cloth price 81 70.
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Hcao Tie rllIar ei,.i,ls q
preceding midnight tl
Oscillations auIIas
TRIBUNE CyIICK, Alfn ). d. n.-The movement
the barometer yesterday was steadily upward. The
weather generally pa.J cloudy with brisk wost-
cry Tho peraturr ranged between 2Go and
$40 the average being Qi4o lower than Oh Thursday.
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