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ELLEN MEAD'S Plea.
Guilty OF Throwing vItrioi into the Pace OF
the Man who had Wronged Her.

When Clerk Hall called, "John McNicr-
ncy. to the witness standl" in the General SEES
sions Yesterday. u young man. whose head and
incc were nufllcd in a bundle Of landaees. felt
his way forward rs blind man does. In one
hand he held black hat disneured with great
red blotches. There was n murmur Of sympa-
thy MS the wretehed young man. with out
stretched hands. crept TO the witness stand. AT
the sqme moment officers took Ellen Mead OF
3u3 East Forty-eighth street. n pale. slender
blonde. To the bar,
Indictment the Grand Jury has indicted you
for assault with intent to kill in throwing vitrio
into the face of John McNierncy Of 4l9 East
Seysniy.eirhth street ON the sth inst Are you
guilty or not guiltyY
Guilty" she answered. looking straight at
M.Nierney's bAndaged head.
Your Honor" Ellen Mcad's lawyer said
there Is. Of course. no legal justification for
what my client did. But | desire TO appeal o.
your Honors clemency Tor her. She has sui
fercd from this man. McNi.rney, savage cruel
ty. He became acquainted with her about a
year ago. Four months later, under promise
OF marriage. he accomplished her ruin. Then
he deserted her. She instituted suit for
breach OF promise of marriage. and obtained Il
Judgment against him. But II was not satisfied.
Her parents have nearly lost their reason, and
am not sure That my client has hers Ellen
Mead here burst in'oteHrs.l She met McNiorncy
IN the evening 81 the sth inst. and he tauated
her with her ruin. aud the failure To- satisfy the
judgment against him. Maddenrd She threw
the yitriol In mis- face. | ask that your Honor
will not sentence her to-day. that ! may have
an opportunity 10 submit evidence OF the cN-
acquaintance with McNierney."
Judc" Cowlng rcmauded Ellen Mead. She
may be- SENTENCED 10 the p"uitentiary for any
period between one and ten years.
The Grand Jury has indicted Kate McDon-
nell. lately hou-eke"ucr Of the Aston Place Hotel
Who threw vitriul into tho face of Joseph W.
Taylor. a brakeman ON the New York Elevated
hailroad, binding and disiigurng him.
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DIED.

FFEIY on TUESDAY, MAY %. At the residence N her
hrnhcr Michael - Henry It, Catherine Fccly, In tho
i7ih wear nf her
Notice uf funeral hereafter
FLELCHER In lnrmiu.ton, Ne. recently, Mrs Re.
ucrca Fletcher. aged - years ami months
fANNlN' In this ciiv ON SUNDAY evening. the 18th
int. Etue r. wife Of pr W A. flaming, and daughter
of Joseph Bryan
The friends the family are invited to Htten nj the fu.
neral from the rcsicncc o her father, p,3 Madison
ON "Wednesday afternoon. the 2lst inst. nt2 o'clock
GArElN-on Tue SHAY May -, Elizabeth, beloved wife
Of Thomas Gatcly. aged IS.
Funeral from hor late csdcnce ia Fokori st. Brook
lyn on THURSDAY. MAY -. AZ 2,ao T. " Relatives AMI
friend are RESPECTFULLY invited tuAtcni
HANEN-In Portsmouth, ~ H., May 10, Mrs. sophia
HAWKEs Al Moth Adams Mass MAY II Dr = :.
LANDERkIN. In Damartscotta. Me. MAY 10, Mrs.
LNia l. ud,rkn aged ~ wears and io months.
LATlNtk In bennington. Wyoming County. y. Y. 70.
Gently Mr. R,dl l1turr, aged ~ years She was mar,
rcd On Christmas Day. lS~ AMI moved rom Connect
cut IN lSa to the town where she diei sttvins
MY hvo wears ~ that house Her husband was soldier
OF tho war ul 1872
MCLEAN At Hasars,illc Ontario MAY ~. sarah Nc
Lean. aged - year,, wife ~ Cant James Mclean
RASSAU At Jersey tity He SHIT, Marie Ann Rassau.
aged wears amt months
The funeral viii take place to-day, at O'Clock T. NJ.
from Tie residence, ~ ralisadr Hy.
IkANNnR-un Monday afternoon, May 10, after a
short illness. Thomas FraNnor. iu hi. 2il wear
The relatives amt friends invited g. attend the m.
neral from the residence Of hs uncle. Michael CureY II
East l2th II ON "Wednesday ~ inst. 40 o'clock T. NJ
native ol County W stmcath Ireland. aerd Ni years.
Relatives and friends 0 the family invited o. attend
the mineral from hs late residence LIST and IA st.,
IhursiaN, May -, att =.
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TO show It my moro for nothin'. The other
day young man and woman came and the
young mum said tn" Young woman wanted to go
WINS on wager; SO | charged EN- q quarter
apiece, and at night took EN- over. The young
woman-l know her name. she IL n lady
wouldn't let thu young man 20 to the room with
her 50 took the lantern md led her there.
a ani n n, n1r in tne middle OF tne room Now
lantern. shut the door, and went down stairs
Thrn took of my shoes and creIt back. She
didn't make mite OF noise. but after about
fifteen minutes came out. got down stairs
before she did. | told her she hadn't stayed
long enough. and so she went back alone in tho
dark, found her way around all those turns.
shut thr door, and stayed twenty minutes. She
said she didu thcar sound, lcgll that plucky."
. A lituc before midnight the three reporters.
Mr. Croeh"rOn and several young mon. went
10 the hous'. They found forty or iluy young
men in front II the house. They wcrc from
the shore. from the quarry, and from neigh
Ii was tho night for ghost hunting. Thick
clouds hung low In tho sky. Not Il breath OF
wind disturbed tho sultry air. From distant
marsh cq,h" the 81 rll and lonely sound ~
volunteered to watch outside. and the remain
der OF the party entered the lonely house md
were Daniel 4. Decker. the Oldest son OF Mr..
Decker and ANcl Thomson, II young man who
hnl once occupied the room and heard tho
queer noises. Hardly iai IN" investigators en-.
tered the room before crack went the glass ot
the lantern. They looked at each other uuecrly
and remembered Mrs. Dcckor's broken lamp
chtmueys. The iarty arranged themselves M
comfortably us plssihlr. some in chairs some
on tho floor Then the hull's-eyc lantern
WAS shut up tight and darkness rrignrd. For
an instant there WAS heard a long drawn breath
from each watcher. and then there was perfect
silence. broken only 10y the movement of some
uneasy Investigator. or n half uttered smoker.
The minutes slowly passed No sound. Sud
denly there was an audible gigglr. Again
the door- hanging loudly. Every one started.
Silence again. II was broken 10y the sound ~
footsteps. Trump. thump they came. through
hall. through the front room. down tho
steps: they were NJ the door Turn up tho
light Whispered trembling voice, AS tho
light flashed out "A voice said, Well. fpllCrs,
how goes it," and Oscar Van Name one Of tho
outside guards. stepped into the room. Tho
was an animated discussion 10y all for
five minutes and again the light WAS extin.
guishcd. Thus for hours sat the Investigators.
Then they arose aud went home. having seen
nothing and heard nothing.
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MERE MENTION.

Postmaster James sold $4,000 worth Of the new re
funding certhcates yesterday
Gen f NJ Lee oXGoyernor Of Wyoming, will deliver
thp grafton AZ West Point on Decoration Day
chief Engineer BATES has ordered parade 81 one brig
ate of the FIRE Department on Decoration Day,
Frank q Jones' a colorud kalsmniner, IS among the
jurors summoned tor tho criminal branch VI the United
states circuit Court
James Mcdrath Tell IN -oush the elevator welt in Daniel
ONes ithographng establisnmcnt al 50 Duane street
yesterday rnd WAS Killed
The match in lohoken Yesterday between the Poly
,crhuc and Stevens Institutes base ball mines resulted IN
tic success oi the former By ~ too
The cotton mil heion.ng the estate Of She late John
Lahrske, in llohuken j., that has been IDLE three
j. to be started Immediately, employing ~ hands
The Row VI Van slyke. pastor Of the Pilgrim baptist
rOpe account Of heu0rrhage died In Liverpool Oh
Monday. lie was about 81 years VI age.
Tie Long Branch Commissioners recently elected hal
private meeting Yesterday. si solved 10 carry out
mevrr} WAY, the strict letter ui tie law prohibiting tic
sailing IT liquor ~ The township on SUNDAY Al Other
violations ui the sunday laws are To be punished.
New Jersey reporter says that for the past four days
The iuhguItauts O Hudson Essex. aud Btr.cu Counties
have been attacked 10y millions Of mosquitoes OF extra
SAY ths biggest mosquitoes they have ever seen
M Henry Knapp, civil engineer, who Was falsely nc
cuscG by nrighLors of assnnuug Mrs Ann Ready, aged
bv Cant Aairns stigaton OF the case II was found
tha' Mrs Ready tell Town starr and that MI Knapp was
not IN any wa connected with the matter
henry Barueey . native O London. an offcer Of the
brg Kl ett Muray Jr, lying at Pier w. East RIVER, shot
and Killed himself yesterday, IN has TomQrse hiter
sights irplc Previous 10 committing suicide he SAID to
been on nights spree, d1nking Fgurth Ward chain
nehlning and I'm undone."
James Matthews one the oldest MERCHANTS ~ Homes
Church II MISSING UP To- last week he was esteemed
OF the most suhstaiusl men III HonesAle On the
line sums OF IRON, So to sos and many who have
!e7it hiiI4 money nave no security.
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sales 800 boxes long and short clear 10 arrive, New
forE inspcctnnl guobd 90 100 90, here BOSE, 80
at Chicago 65c.; All 10 do. ito arrive New YORK in.
gsnn7Sgs 5S SS ii, GY o Wss TsGS is,s
hams, SIC 500 do shoulders sac Lard lower ana
dnl on The SPOT sales Gu cs prime city. 6Ac do
Western. 3jc choice do. SOC Upgrade DO, g. i5c
kettle rendc rcd, 6e1c for future delivery, sales 225u
tcs June. 0.35c July, iO4s371sc.; refined quiet at
q 10 tor continental lots We quote Fork n hhl-
western mess, sssss % for oil and tloaslo2s for
CITY. go -. liams-SmOkcd citv. Sole picked.
SO. Shoulders Smoked city, 5e5isc. picked, ttac
hams-westcrn. thbl. sl7 7lpsls - Heef-wesicrn.ex
trl mess. sn@sSil 81 4 Dbl plain do. sn50esiu 90;
prire mess y tee. tose7 Dressed hogs, 4h@5Sc. for
During ihc past week the market has declined
generally aud there has tceu moro than fair de-
gre oi activity at any umc To-day wheat was moder.
~ ssil7 tor 30 red 81 ~ Tor 40 white, 81 " Tor
~ do aud Canada white the latter IN hond e. ~
unsrned white 81 iG9 II Tor No rcd Tor June. ~ %
m-i,e Tor NJ 2 spring tor June I'll "a tor No Whit
for Canaa GnG2c for Western ard d2a63lsc state
B1tlgv tu and nominal nj G107nc for iuurfowcd State.
lower. sale. tUI hush at XII sic fr mixed and gi
0f3ir f0r white. and No mixed 3is3psr. No whit
s5gs7'fe Corn was a slad. hishsr, ,,elcs of siouoo
bush iucludnl steamer. At i4sc.; No lido. 45lsc I'M
grad, do. 4i@fifc md l3ic Tor No for june. t2c
tor do for July. i@i55sc for August and 4atsc for
GnocFRns-nuring the past week coffee has been mod.
cract, active at about previous prices sugar fairly
tive and higher rice active and strong. and molnsses
mode raciv active ana nrm To-Day coffee was in mol.
crate demand and steady; sales 6Np bags Rio part ut
nh@i4isc Rice In goof demand aud firm. Molasses
but steady. sales OOhhds cuba at 3ida6sc refined
active at firm prices We quote Cunrc -Naracaibo ll5
tt"7c COR ihtr to prime; Louisiana TAR 70 rosl tIf
6tsc. MoHssos- MuscUvado rlpst ~ sfa2Sc. New Uf
s39' anna, Se rsrio REC 91 @ f .Ss"T Rcans
Standard A., SCtSlnC., hardS. ~ttSlac.
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Content. Of The weekly sun.
TIE WEEKLY sun. published this morning

49,"
contains;
The Army Mtuacc-Cougrcssn tnrIis'e's Mas
',rlv Slr. ca Raorc the Tamuauy Association az Sew
York 4 Bitter Dictate m the S'nHfr-Ftrf.Hu Ia \ hv
Nr haile. To- Which Democrats R"phcd-Strong Speech
hN Mr NWceIruc u "a nj 90 tc Re publican Leaders.
1911 Cot unlimited Cninire-AmcnfWent Proposed and
Voted Duwu-Sf tHktr kAuiHlI- tcIlus Vote. Dir Q
Taxes Duc-,luhn Shrrmfns Answer 60 some Inquiries
Made by Congress tulut,d Mems Nlhts-A discussion
90 kchmoud-lhc NegI9 ENsdus Dancer IN the last Ia
dies-A Mani, stn that MAY Furrslnduw Another MUM,
England rcul-A state M F.rmcnt strangely Lin the
beginning Of Instruction, The south Ame ricnn War
WHY Chill amt Peru are out-The secret Treaty.. The
triuWrut-famphl l. NJ tho Nhili,ts. The LnoWs FAINT
ys Iisiorv-Ilc Gang tat Tcrror<rd for Year. Eight
Counties Of the Empire Stao-A Narrative not ~ Italian
RrisandHrc. hut ~ f.'c In New work. Indian Affairs
Little Chci's Appeal to the Fraudulent rrcshcni-Rc-
lease tic fodcas. Return Latter ofices Wholesale
Hanging pa Nurth CAROLINA, Underground Telegraph
Wire, Sew York. The % mand tr Wives. Protestant
school. Rome. sanitary NotDs, Nutice- o Sew Books
-Prcmuturc Death aud It, Prevention, How Paupcrism
Dealt W;h u France, Poetry Editor ami Post spar
rows and h. ltsntors the ONO Buttcrcup My Shun Gi
Story. The Riddle ut the hus Latest Trlegranhc News
Suube Notes on Science ani Industry; Ladies' DE
parmtut Many columns 40 Editorial Articles aud Agrl
cultural Matter Financial Intelligence. and Markets.
Tuk wEtgLY SuN contains complete epitomo NJ the
news OF the week from all parts o the United States and
the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready for
mailing the old country may be had at the desk OF
publication fice Price four cents For sale bY all news
dealers iu city AMI country
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON THURSDAY, MAY r. NJ
ST Georges Church. Canpdcn I'm. kcnsington hy the
Rev O. de BunScn rector OF DomugtOn. assisted by tho
Rev Mr. 1rDtWan Lord George CHupht u. fourth ~
hc Duke IT Aryyi r 90 Mis- sybh Alexander daush.
81 the late Mr. James Alexander Hryaustou square
RORtNsON-MILLER-ln Philadelphia. ON Thursday
evening NAV 10 81 the pastoral rc-dcncc 3- Bradford
It. hy the Rev. Benjamin Moore OF Wilmington ID .
assisted by the Rev Theo Doughty Miller. lnstar OF
Cherry Street Baptist Church, aud father o The bride
Mr. Richard T Robinson a. Miss MARY 4. Miller
SABiN-JONES In Chicago. m. az the residence ~
Arthur Mitchell y Henry sahin Of Ncw York 10 liar.
riot youuscS daughter ot Daniel A. Jones.
SCOrr- LOW NuES- Monday evening. May -. ai
the residence OF the brides father boy the Right Nev
bishop Howe. James VI Scott. formerly Ut Alabama. g.
Emma lldger. daughter OF Nj Charles T. Lowudes Of
thatlcstHu. : q.
WKlGiiT-CuNNER- tho 18Th inst By the Roy.
Robert AdMr. Mr. william 4. W Wright of Brookyn. y. ~
10 Miss jcmima Conner 40 chester County. Pa.
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bridge,
Thlrd-It benefits property in Brooklyn be-
low the bridge.
Fourth-It will cost. to complete H. t15 900 600.
Fifth-Its safety should be determined by n
commission Of competent engineers.
The Governor has nominated Henry A. Bar
mum OF New York to be Harbor Muster in the
place OF Farnham H. Tucker.
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TUESDAY. May 20.-FLouR AND MEAL The
market in tie state tor days past dull
and In tuycrs favor Both home and f'icign buy ers
are holding OF We quote SuperNnc 81 ~ aS3 ~ extra
state, &c, s. 1OaSflO, Western spring Xxx AMI XXX,
H2o@sd 90 wiq'er ,,lEgins extras 81 losst95 60
city shipping extras siN12S5 10 southern bakers and
family brands, - 2hsf rs, southern shipping extras,
81 iatSS4d5 Rye -four supcrhne Sass 80 Corr meal
western, &C. eos rs; Brandywinc, fa@ Wheat
feed q ton, flaQsl7, rVe ped. ga blGsi1 ~.
COrToN-fhere has been almost unprecedented excite
mcnt and hunNaucy our cotton mAkel tc past week
aud 10 day spots were &c higher Nlldrug urand,.
ljAc Futures excited ana higher but variable, cust ~
IA Sc tor May 10 Ole Tor lune. lAOc Tor July, ~ TIC
or August a p2c for september, II Csc Tor tuher,
II sc Tor November aud II 7le. Tor December, sales
A. sif lafp
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81 Wisconsin, owen, Liverpool May 10. and Queen.
town nth.
- CITY Of Savannah Mallory. Savannah.
s. city Of Dallas. Chester. acksonVillc.
s. Tybcc. Crowcl. Feruandinn.
- Algrrs. Hawthorn. New Orleans
BARK LANCET Petersen. Rusocr.
Bark jose phinc. Stahl. Matanzas.
BARK ArgO Audfea-cn thrisuauia
Rark Gcorrietti, Small, CnibArlVn.
Bark Ocgir krush. liavrc
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Persons having letters from tho late William
cullen BRYANT In their posse sson under their control
Will ohli-c his family hy sending them addressed "a
Miss luha Bryant Office OF the Eror1g Fos, 2ts Broad
WAY New YORK 90
Snch letters viii he received under whatever rcstric
tnns their pruprttOrs may NJ tu impose auf the
or. iuAs will be returned 50 they he corie
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New YORK. MAY 20-Thc market must he ro
ported du weak and nomina Dressed beet also duh
with slow sale at Gis0 5i,c T. N tn good
aud 7Aa-c for choice Calves dull and weak ut gao
SIC Tor hobs" and beiernik calves and ia5i e. r. NJ
Tor ordinary % extra milkicd tcals Sheep ana lambs
dull with further decline common grades, sales
3ismisc T. n for prime clipped sheep and ga
she for common Ia good sprug lambs Very choice Jer
scV lambs sold 1T g@0itc % n. dressed mutton slow NJ
6@Sc r. y Dressed lambs range from 10 DC e. n No
trade In live hogs, but nomnay quoted at 20 % ~ ~ .
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Tho following were the closing Official quota
inns OF mining stOck IN san lrnncsco tO-dnY:

Tho Belcher Mining Company has levied an
assessment OF 81 = share.
The substitution to the 4 y cent. rounding
certificates since yesterdays report amount TO
81 1870 100.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

ntrtaruRY ALNASAc-THts pAv.
Sun rises... 81 sun sets...... 10 Noon sets o.
Hicn WArKH-tHis mar.
sandy Hook. 80 GOV Island a. Hell oate.. 10 90
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PRovsioNs-Pork was again du and witnout essential
changes on the spot sales ao bhls old mess 500
new mcss, for July. $40 b.et quiet, 10 ibis. family
plate mess so!d u. filTJ Bacon active and steady;
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Busln.ss Notnts.

A.--Thc Louisiana state Lottery was char-
tered by the state ten years ago. with capital Of
sOouo 10 which It has since added reserve fund Of
fJ5OOO Beside its it- monthly drawings 10 has
LARRY held scmiannua drawing under the personal
pcrvisiuu and MANAGEMENT ct
Gen. q 7. BEAUREGARD and Gen JuBAL A. EARLY
unon the l7th Of June. The capital prize has been
SipUu The price uf tickets has ALWAYS remained ten
$40 dollars halves nyc 60 dollars minis, two e. dol
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100 An a2'4 l2lu0 W L Tel. llfA9ll3A
100 nc R6 ~ 26;la Amer ID Tel 81 ,ta5s5,
227Ol Cent j. 5lA@5O's $40 r A SaT .lot94@l0t
4etn Ches. 4 Ohio ul4 es9 MA \. IL. ld4
1888 G. &Olst pf lGAs@l5 500 n. Y. El.-leo' asa
$3.50 On GAit2 IL ~, 40 1880 6Miss..l5i ,sl5ie
900 Chic. A AT ~ 4tes4 80 Panama coo. l5u@lt ~
qllO On h \ W 90 1904 63iO T.. Mail. ..... l5h@l5
3Buo On w pf nhGGatA l7uo Ir NJ AS. PSI s2si4
i2ftoCh X kP l4ua sSha 1850 X &. 4 n. .lB1 ql6
6nOC., ~ I. .....- ll7pI 1910 KC n pf 43Aat3
TOO ST Paul. ,&tS7sl 1900 Union Pao 74aa a7ih
2OOu ST T. " SpAl tSn llS5nn Wabash .3N a37ss
hn1 Cley. p 90 s95ys 1860 SutrO t.. a. ga
SIT5 90 |. Ass5lis SUDAlLA T. H.. nos
7IDC C. a / Co. eel 800 AHA I II pit. GOO.
2t2pl ID l.. A W hSlAI7 2tp stand Min . ... 2NA
l5O5D Erie. sha3Sss 2a75 ST. L. So. AsluIa
$50 Eric IT. . o. i,a12i, 57l II As pt Asai2is
I2hO Han Asst Jo gaaiu'. a25S Las + lpf25s4 e25N
400 II Asst Jo pt ~ h@N'sI Is Amer EN. 4aA@tSi q
800 m Cent .... NJ 100 Wells +. ken, eW
TAO Kan Pnc.. .anlS % L. 5. EXP. .4s . ~ q
2aOuO Lake shore .e7ii. 800 Quicksilver l5Glf1
1890 Lou. a y. 0aA@6S $50 quick pl. .42h@4uS
1853 Mich, Cent 81 aSllHl 100 Ind. C. a
ll29 Nor A Ess .y21alhl $500 Ma &. LIST pit ,8as
eos. Y Cen. 100 7io Mob. 4 ONO. lub,s9
1880 Del lud 4His @tSi, 4D keO. ID NJ .lJi,Oalaa
90 NJ. X r. .. lsml7AI 600 On st = a VI. 3iatD
1880 A. 4. Tel 39ls 93s Total sales 2D2 $40 shares
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Burnetts Cocaine kills dandrun allays irritation, ant
promotes the vigorous growth Vi the hair. -AdE
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Cea.e when crying baby is given MIX Of MaFnesia fo
stomach aud wind IN that organ All drusgissddr
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Sore throat and neuralgia relieved instantly hv Renne
Magic OIL sample Tree % Murray St, New NurA.-dde
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II2IN FriIes nmOnnfnF 70 tlXZ
Gen q. I BEAuREGARD OF Louisiana.
Gen. j. A. EARLY Of Virginia. Commissioner
For iull parue ulars apply to -
VI 4 DArPft1N.
+. o. Box 0sg2 New Orleans Ia.,
or same at $40 Broadway. New York.
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when - cents Will get YOU package of Quirk's Iris
Icaf ItneNor iailS Sold by all druggists. ado
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no, NIL Italians. not NIL Ro

mans Great Religious Meeting In Cooper Institute next
sunday evening at ~ o'clock Prayer, Praise, Test
mony. and song. sermon by Father Mcnamara All de
nominations invited Come out In force Admission free.
Everybody welcome.
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IIfIfILD.

~ Pearl Mixed Derby for S1.OO. 81
SIN Hat. IS. 10 New Church st, up stairs
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Rupture Cured.-Victor Truss No straps binding
the body. 3Vescy St Astor House. i,7Od Broadway
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SPECIAL llotltes.
A.-A.-rMoMrr ANnNELIAMLn.

Tickets have been - halves 81 Tor information p
plvto address J. CpMMERFuRp, Secrcttr, Courier
Journal Building, Louisville Ky or H. PORTER CO..
General Eastern Agents 237 broadway corner BON T.
New York or JACKSON 90. Bauhcts, - Nassau 81 .
New York
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KEEPS SHIFTS.
sTHIc1UKrs. vAHIcOcELr, An

urinary DISEASES cured without KNIFE cnusuc huugirs
pain ar meltr ines by Eurnuonu auG lvylcAn
Mcdwal burcau speclNlurs preventing Bngh's 'h'e7'c.
diabetes dr,psN, gravel Store ana hlsddUr disra rl
py the Asahei Natural Mineral Water, uhNsrlAH', g,i,
Vice, unar! analysis 1esu 9Ga! book i'ec ~ bslai
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New-York tribune., 1879-12-07
FORGERY By A BUTLER.

A FRAUDULENT SCHEME THAT NARROWLY NJ STD
sUCCrSs--rIE SIGNATURE OF MRS. C. NJ. JONES
FORGED TO a CHECK.
Mrs. G.. NJ Jones. of No. 707 Fifth-avc., has had
in her employ us butler an EngIishman named
IIarwood. On FRIDAY the man called at the office
of the American District Messenger Company, No.
LOOP SiXth-avc., and said Mrs. Jones wanted L
messenger Messenger boy No 6TG. !. C..
Dunn. sent. and met by Harwood
M the door of Mrs. Joncs's residence. The butler
handed the boy bank book containing Il check on
the Bank of America for Sl.67G and told him to
get the check cashcd The check signed with
Mrs. Joncss name. The bank book wrapped
up IN piece of paper. and on arriving at the bank
No rs Waii-7t.. the roy handed the package 10 The
paving-telirr. The iciicr placed the cash for the
check the book, replace, the paper about II and
handed il 10 the boy, who soon returned with
the money. When he rang the bell a
maid .ervaut was near tho door, aud che met the
boy. Receiving the package from him she took il
at once to Mrs. Jones VINO was greatly surprised at
receiving thn money. The messenger when gues-
Toned said ne had been sent by the butler Search
was thea made for the han, bat he had lied. The
check which hc ha, given to the boy was examined
and II was seen to bear skiliuly executed forgery
OF Mrs. Joness signature. Ii supposed that the
butler intended to meet the messenger boy his
return from the bank and then to OF with the
money. The police have been searching for the man
without result. Harwood had been IN the employ
of Mrs Jones only about TWO months, aud from the
manner in which he executed the forgery il il
believed that he ~ an expert svlndler.