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WEDNESDAY. Jan. s.-FLouR AND MEAL-The
-four market WAS more active. There WAS good de-
maud tor export amt consumption hut h,ldcrs rntrrd
theig stocks uors FREELY We quote Supernne "a iu4
$3.50; extra StAu, A.. 81 9S3 sa Western sprng,
Xxx and xxx ~ mos 75i Do winter shipping extras.
81 si4S4 49, do NA and XXX SL5uaSj ~ Minnesota
pArnis, +, auSSS - CitS shipping extras, ~ 1884 ~,
Southern hakcIs aud family brands. - 1iasi, utl
Crn shipping extras S0stn rye hour sup rdur g. Is
esSA 10 Corn mtAl-Nestcrn, Ac e. ,Gff4 Uu Brandy.
wine, Ac, f2Sl Buckwhcat Hour p no rs, Is 81 50
CouON- Suots / lic bower ami qUct. mndliug u,luhs
~, sales sis bales Fuuvsea,rr Tor the early months
Tor March HN2c. Tor April . 800 May ami luc tor
June, siles 5000 Uaes Receipts al ports this day
IL hars.
GKnctnlfs- Rio concc quiet and depressed At Ma
ihAc Wid arm at liis@l7c Tor MAracaiho anu 22s2tc
Tor Java. with tair demand Sow prtin, uuitss,s
sold slowly Ht 2as3Sc Rice good luihnI druyud At
"a 80 Raw susar quiet hut steady AZ dis@Wsr. Tor
tar 10 good refining Witl ,ars OF 3pt hhis, including
Porto Roo At "a 3at ana muassrs sugar AT Nitc
nned AMY active at sAsa4c Tor hard% AMI So. Tor
standard A
rsn,sloN.- Pork Amer but qict short interest at
The West AMI toying to cover contracts sales last even
81 2hGs7 80 For future dchNcrN. 2u bhlS Ter
April sold At ~ "a Lard Was ann from the causes,
sales. tire spot 7Hn tcS s. oaS ~ aGta 10
prisc 0srNc. FOR future delivery, 4,5un urs snd iu
rlulHg January. SHSIb. February. H. OO0S5 VIZ.
Aarrh, s. H91 D7h, Apu - u2A, May, eGu7 sssSo 10
also 900 ties prime city t1Nt's, refined To TIE Cont
nout quoted f'ia4h bacon Rnriianrcd amt 1nrt .Aes
2buhvNcs lnug clear at Sl,l5. cut meats hi moderate
call sales lplso ms picked bellies, " ms A., -
lcs clear do. ahe $40 picked hams nan hs bisc,
i3Oo Lied hams as Dressed hogs queI aud lower.
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TENNEsSEE'S STATE DEBT.
Gov. Porter Says Its Settlement IL Paramount
TO all Questions Of Legislation.

NASHVILLE. Jan. s.-Gov. Porter's last regular
message. delivered to the Legislature this morning
ports an active balance in the state Treasury s20l
los % and the current expenses OF the Government for
the past two wears ast oiI4il The tax levied for ISIS
2232l2 the unpaid tax list OF former years stg3
co The total value OF property assessed taxation
FOR 1878 shows decrease from 1871 OF si3 G16o5 The
outstanding bonded indebtedness OF the state Is go
2ai 800 unpaid interest sg527 ~ The Governor adds
The settlement Of thsdcht is paramount all
OF legislation that engage she attention NJ the Cen
etM Assembly. ltluvolNcs the honor ani gupd name NJ
the state. the credit AMI honor Of every citizen II is
liability voluntarily contacted. and whether wisely
aied Or MT cannot now be The question holt aud have
always believed that IN the ght Of moral and legal duty
question o commercial honor ant STATE PRIDE the
best settlement Of the debt Tor Tennessee would be
t' entire dent according 70 the terms 81 the contract
But he adds certain creditors OF the STATE have
proposed to adjust that part the debt held hy them
selves the bass at - cents for the principal and
past due interest aui on red that the great
bOy oi the creditors would accept the THIS
proposition submitted to extra session ut the Gen.
erh Assembly. AMI is acceptance earnestly recon
mcndtd am satisfied that the creditors who made this
Proposition would sui make an adjustment settled at 50
cents The debt would amount e. sl2. i31pl The annual
interest uion ts sum. NJ per cent. would amount TO
sss 221 io not hesitate 10 again urge the eptance
thts proposition
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CORRECTING 4 GREAT ELL.
Proposals to stop the Passage OF hills In the
Last Hour OF the session.

WASHINGTON, Jan. SENATOR Edmunds
introduced a concurrent resolution in the Sen
ate to-day which is intended to correct grave
evil in legislation. It has boon tho habit at
every session. and especially at the short ses-
sions. TO continue the work OF Legislation up to
within a second OF the falling Of the presiding
officers gaves announcing the end OF the sos
sion. This Mr.. Edmunds proposes to stop
His concurrent resolution provides that no bill
which shall have passed either House shall be
sent to the other after ~ o'clock. midnight. Of
the 1st Of March. and that no bill or resolution
shall be presented to tho President Of the Senate
for signature after IL o'clock. midnight. OF
March @ and that this resolution. II concurred
in. shall not be repealed without vote Of three
fOurths OF the members present: The difficulty
in tho way Of the adoption Of this much-needed
measure Is tho fact that there are really no Joint
rules fOrthe government OF intercourse between
thetwo Houses. Mr.. Edmunds himself,to prepare
the way for the electoral cons piracy moved at the
beginning of the fOrty-fourth Congress that the
rules OF the Senate, hitherto in force should be
adopted. As he excluded the Joint rules, II was
held afterward by the Senate by n strict party
vote, that there were no Joint rules IN force.
Tho House has always maintained that tho
Joint rules werc in force. and that they could
not DO arrogated. any moro than they could be
adopted without the concurrent action Of the
two houses. Mr.. Edmunds's concurrent reso-
luton offered to-day goes to the Committee on
new joint rule. This the Committee will not
do, but Will simply report u back favorably AZ u
concurrent resolution. When II comes to the
that body. and II will be reported IA Joint rule
number so-and-so and thus the old question
will be revived. Practically the old Joint rules
are enforced every day by consent. yet theorct-
ically there are no joint rules. There could be
no business transacted u the Joint rules were
pot c9q1ldered as IN existence nee There would
Capitol building Itself.
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SUPREME CONSEQUENCES IL. %. n
i,li 10 "a i'd is. is6. la6 30 2- az 10 ~
~ 2,t ga 30. 30 GtNIKAL Tux Nos II ~. 90.
50 So, A. s. 800 i6l lt1 it 67 lda III l7t, rs.
10 III rs 49, re. ~. lss ~, no li2 l53 SRI.
eiAi ItEN-No. Z s'S 20" ~ ~. 81" 10 a'i ~
711 ~ 1865 III Part Nos AIS, 2s7d. 1879 2a7o,
26i3. 272h Gpi. 2Nl2 27Gi 2765 277n 2197 so, 375
200, Lilo ISL. 2s2i. XXI 2~ti ISL 23l3 ISIS iS5's
1000, l.ls, l72i 2i2l l2l' 3st $50 1870 2,2. 2t2
27,l1 27aI ll~6 2~iG 2~i7 ~Ss i77lis .sSi 2sS PMS
Part lI-Adloulned unul Monlay Part III -Nos 49,,
~. ilai t~.i1. H. list l7~G lSH 22S2 a4SS i7.N
2ac, ~ .s- lme il5l 2jtl, 221l so2 SO 1875 e.,
2JIH. 2if0. 24l3 26el
80 49, 9j, i2u. 1874 ~ a5i 5a3, fsd f.3 srfriAL
Nos ~ ~ A.. a.. a.
CoNNoN PLKAs-GfNtRAL TrRS Nos 1875. ~. -. -
%. ~ -. ~ Part Nos ri, S3l, 49, 49, 7G So
81 So +i2 tl3, 7ni, ac1 s,t l.22. lal6 SIS. 7il
,NAhIlNt, '.Vt'-,It So 500, 49, "l-u. SUI
47Hu Pant II Adjourned Hmu' MONDAY Partlll -No>.
$3.50. 1glN l6th haI i9ii 5.,R 3l70 5964 5-Ul a-bs
52OH. j47l d27l, OH, 527J
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DIED.

AlTKEN -On Monday. Jan @ At his residence ~ West
52i ST. John Aitken. iu the 73l wear of his axe.
Funeral services Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church 34th
= near Broadway. on Thursday, Jan %, att r. ". 10
Is requested that no flowers he srut
rc-dcuc, ot her mother. 81 East a7th 81
The iuu,ral Will take place thu Thursday morning,
AZ ln O'Clock, 20 The church of 81 Gabriel where sol.
rmu mas "l rpucm VA. b, offered Tor NE Trposc OF
family are invited 90 attend.
ipl wears and DAY old Up 60 short Time be ore his
death be- could wak ten Or more miles in aday
HuGklN In Dubuque. Iowa on Christmas Dag.
Robert lu-hn, a.ed 81 years. months aud ~ days.
lie was born In Kent County, England, near Walmer
that ot groom ami position, and he drove the
At one time ac'el In the same capacity for The Duke Of
Wellington lie came to America about twenty Tour
HuLNAN.-In Boston, Mass, Jan g. Grace Holman.
MOORE in New Orleans La Dec % Samuel Elliott
Moore, aged ~ wears, native of Boston. Mass, and
MI RnOtH In Baltimore. Nd, jan :, Alexander
Murdoch IN his ISth year. native Of Egin Scotland.
one Of Baltimore Oldest AMI most highly esteemed mer.
NccNLLUM on Jan 3 suddenly Duncan Mecanum.
Funcl from the residence OF his brother. Neil Mccall
luu d47 West inth It between Sih and Nth Friday,
att O'Clock Friends OF tie family are cordially invited
,.Ne1EAN In salt Lake Utah Tcrutory James h Nc.
kcSn. aged ~ Years, native oi Hoo.ck, Rensselaer,
County. n Y. lie was nephew OF THONGS Nc kcan.
OF the siencrs Of the Declaration of lndcueudrnce,
tho Scycut, seventh Sew York Volunteers and az
terwHri Chief Justice Of urh. where he distinguished
linus 40 10y hi- opposition u M1rmnutsu.
MCFARLAND -Kosanua NJ cPal md. beloved wife u
Dnuicl Mcfarland. aged - years
relatives AMI friends eft The family are respectfully IN
yicd 10 attend the funeral from her late residence, -
REED At burlington Mas. Jan s. Mrs SusAnnah
Reed. aged ~ years AMI months
TANLOR-At Wells Me Jan g. ABIGAIL l.. rsN Tor.
AGED ~ years 10 months ana 10 days, widow OF nrnry
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CoMMuNY-cOMMuNY- New orleans, La. Dee.
% the residence Of the brides mother by the Rev.
Father Subileau Mr. Henry J. Communy to Miss Alice
Commuuv.
George DE Kurt aged - years aud weighing not more
than i2j pounds 10 Miss Katy Caroan, weighing about
80 pounds
REtLAY-wlLD Racine. Wis Jan ? by the Rev.
Dr. Wright, at 1t Lukc's EpisconM Church. r. r. RELAY
OF whkesbarrc to Miss Saiie y. Wild The bride was
elegantly arraycd In magnificent white silk AMI Paris
muslin and veil that fc in graceful folds the
sweeping train. which was caught at intervals with
orange blossoms The faultrss attire. combined with
the petit yet exquisite Azure OF ue beautiful bride,
GRATED picture Of exceeding iOyelncs<
sMITiI-LANE.-On the 18Th ut at 81 Mary's Church.
Ishngtnn, London. Fnglsui. hy special license by tho
Rev Ernest Henry Fonuli Charles Bates eldest Of
Col George Henry Srith OF Providence. u l., L. A.,
10 MARY Ada only daughter Vi George Lane VI Brighton.
formerly VI Nottingham.
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New YORK "Wednesday, Jan s.-Rcceipts Of
beeves 27 car loads or O3a head making total
of Z, ii5 since Monday against 4jii for the time
last week. Prices were small fraction higher than
Monday. and the market ruled fairly firm from the
ing to the close No fancy premium hullocks cred,
but number Oi car loais Of trash from this state and
FROM Sew Jersey. sale and tile quality
was about medium. Old cows, stays and rough oxen
sold at 6T7i,c to dress 5iaj5 MS common 10 prime
steers at snic 70 dress 5,a56 bs; extra do at lua
uic 10 dress iG917 rs Exporters used $50 t steers
Al sol r. NJ dress 10 ms shipments TODAY. i1a
live cattle to London and - quarters OF beet to France.
Receipts Of calves were 2fH head max NJ 4u since
Mpndav. against 2Su the time last week. Market
quiet az 5ise7ic n for veal calves and 24@34c for
grassers Hos DIRE sscd veals plenty and dun at 719c.
en-
Receipts OF sheep and lambs car loads 460
head making total OF 2CGO since Monday. AGAINST 200
for the time last week Market about steady NJ 80
Sc. . n Tor lamb and ia5t for sheep, with load
oiextra ohio wethcrs, 1913 bs average. sold AZ 5'sc
Receipt. ot hogs 81 Y loads III head, making
total o 2f5 since Monday against Is i5S for the same
time last week Late sales OF live hogs yesterday
IS 1905 ~ p Ion ms but the market was weaker
day, and 81 jOaSJ ~ are the closing figures
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Penn.yIvnnIa's Finances.

HARRIsBuRG. Jan. s.-Gov Hnrtranfts mes
sage shows mat The esimpted deficiency the general
fund at te close OF the present fiscal year Will be- S.
I73OOl The revenues The general fund for 1878 i,
below the ~ 1877 some sG0unl and the est
mated revenues VI 1870 are S,plO0o below the same
standard. winch Will make altu-cthrr tor the TWO
wars IN which the d"n'encirs Will have irmciplly
accumulated falling un nt the revenues at 4l.1ruJu
ruc tiuVcruor boltNcs however that by rsd rniurco
mont the taWS spreading most u the arpropria
uuu, over two year. uS7N and ll kocplug the rNpru
diures sttcty Nltun the tsmates aud diNcrunl Ger
tam surplus the SINKING iuud TO the gen
eral lnd hisdchc,t can be maie mp and the expenses
An Il Ia f.ttp
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spoke the last words OF his testimony. he broke
completely down; tears filed his eyes his voice
was chokcd. and he sank into the Witnesses
seat.
Tho testimony for the prosecution was OK
haustcd Mt this point and States Attorney
Waller announced that the State rested Tho
defence VIII begin tomorrow morning at .
O'Clock. About forty or fifty witnesses have
boon suminoncd for the. defence. 1t il prob
ct an early date. and will EXPLICITLY deny ali of
bishops sta,cmrnts The general opinion is
that the state has made an exceedingly strong
case and the line OF the defence is awaited
with much inlnrnsi
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THE SMITH WILL CONTEST.
A CharEs that Aroused Judge Y. Roekwoo
Hoar's Indignation.

Boston, Jan. s.-Judge f. lockwood Hoar
was the first witness examined In the Smith
will case TO-DAY. He said that he was counsel
for Mrs Thorndke in the suit OF the Burtons
against her after the death Of Mrs. Ebonezer
Smith in 1874. He added:
An interview between the two Rurons and myself took
place In my office during the controversy the Will o
Mrs smith. The object ut the interview
acompromse between Mrs Thurndikc and the Burtons.
All present were greatly Mortified by statement from
HazrnJ Burton, Jr 10 the effect that he had uurma.
ton that led HIM Ia bclcve that his grandmother Mrs
smith had teen murdered. He said he had sworn am.
daNit to that effect from DR. Jackson, the Attending ply
scian. and Mrs Allen. the nurse IeNpresd my tndis
nation I'm strong language nt such henous Charge being
made by these ncphcws against their aunt Mrs Thorn
dixie told them could have further intercourse
viii them Isaac smith was not the subject Of CONVEX.
snt0n at any time during the interview did not tell
Iayen burton Jr ~ that any other time that had
sufficient evidence 60 indict his uncle Isaac.
Several other witnesses were examined and
then the hearing wns adjourned until Tuesday
next when Isaac I. Smith will be further cross
examined
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ANOTHER BANK SUSPENDED.
THE AMERICIN TRUST COMPANY IN
NEW1RK CLOSES IRIS DOORS.
Due Depo.itors, s7S,OOOi Cash on Hand, as-
41OA8-Loans 20 Uasuccessfui Enterprises
An Iniunetion-The Omcers and Trustees

Due Depositors, s7S 900, Cash on Hand. as,-
41O.A1-Loans TO UnsuccessfuI Enterprises
An Injunetion-The Omcers and Trustees.
NEWARK, Jan. 8.-Tho American Trust
Company OF this city suspended payment to-
day. Yesterday tho directors resolved that due
consideration OF tho interests OF NIL parties con-
ccrnod renders n suspension OF tho business
OF the company advisable until otherwise di
rccted. The amount due depositors Is $4,000,
while tho cash on hand IL only t2.ll0.43. The
Legislature granted articles Of incorporation to
the " Bloomfield Trust Company" in April 1869.
and in 1870 the name was changed 20 the
American Trust Company of Now Jersey" On
Nov. l. 1871 tho company began business. and
for four or five years declared dividends OF 10
per cent. per annum. Since January. 1876. no
dividends have been paid. The authorized cap
ital is $500 900 the capital paid in Ia s250,000.
In July last a call was made on the stockholders
to make n special deposit Of 20 per cent to real
lie 100000 but only trine over $4,000 was
paid. Tho charter permitted the bank to make
loans to contractors and manufacturers and " to
receive the notes. bonds. obligations. and nc
counts Of States and individual companies and
corporations. and the Same to purchase. collect,
ADJUST and settle. and also to sell or disnOse OF
was thus loaned have been unsuccessful. and
have led to the accumulation OF securities from
which II Is impossible TO realize available means
at present.
This morning, Courtandt Parker. counsel for
creditors and stockholdcre, made application
to Chancellor Runyon tor an injunction re-
strainng tho company from doing any bust
ness until the further order ~ the Court, The
decree was granted. The Chancellor will an
point receiver in few days. Several Of tho
bank officers were questioned to-day. They
denied that any Of the banks money had been
wrongfuy used. and said that there is not
uilnt OF suspicion about its management and
that II was. crippled simply by tho blight
which hard times brought upon its in
yestments. The list Of officers and trustees
Is ms follows: President Daniel NJ. Lyon Vice
President Nathaniel Miles; Treasurer. VIM. A.
Whitehead; Secretary. jas. v. Bentley .Trus,
toes. W. Langstroth Paul Buchanan Nathaniel
Miles. Columbus Beach, joel Parker. Matthias
W. Dodd. job :. Crane, John McGregor. p. Van
Iandt Lane, f. W. Foote. Jr., 4. II. Davey, Elias
Cook. + Hood. Insee A. Hopper, f. s. Wilde.
w. A. Whitehead. Charles y. Lockwood. Court
landt Parker, james A. Hedlen, II. b. JOY. G.
7; Elmer. Henry s.. Little, J. II. Chambers.
Alex. Trumbull. Jas. v. Bentley. Adolph Schalk.
James NJ. Durand. Jacob J. Marshall, Joseph
Agate, Charles A. Peabody, William Robotham,
Jas. Wilde. Jr.. and James Rich
The following is the balance sheet submitted
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REPENTANr AND FORGITEN.
4 Trusted Agents Theft. Flight, and Return,
and Ills Employers kindness.

Christopher Lndermann. tho trusted agent
Of ruttles Son Co, owners Of coal yard IN fth
street Wuamsbursh whose absence from home was re-.
ported to the police on Tuesday. entered the Fourth
street police station in that city last night and said that
had robbed his employers IT ESQ., aud that he wished
lee arrested " fur the past two daNs,' he added
i've wandcr, an over the county aud out On the wo,is
A. NJ .s,wh quilted home, leaving my SICK wife, with
ihr tnieuunn ui committing suicide '
Mr. Iuitr WAS uiurucdW Linlermanns return. Mr.
rutte fu she police station but hr unwilling
make any complaint aud he assured thc rcIcntaut
that he had h. forgiveness L.ndernann has been
attri ltl ffr kslra
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CHURCHILL In the city Of New York on the sth
dAy OF January is7B by the Hon Joseph = Da'y. \
Judge Of the Court u Common Pleas Annie Churchill
from Walter 5 Churchill Cau-e adultery.
HENNESSN In the city Of New York. on the 9Th day
Of January. 1879 by the Hon. George Barrett Jus
ticc ct the supreme Court Emma Kate llenncssy
John TYLER llcnncssy CHu.c, adultery
LAWSON In the city ot New York on the 9th day
Of January, 1879. by the Hon George VI Van loosen
judge of the Court OF Common Pleas Liunie Lawson
from Charles Lawson Marriage Annulled because u
homage Of the plaintiff
PRICE In the city Of New York, on the 9Th day Of
January. ls71 by tie Hon GEORGE NJ. Van iloesen
judge of the Court of Common Pleas Neluc Price from
Charles Price Cause. adultery.
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Opening western Man Communication.

Mail communication with tho West by the way
Of the New York Central Railroad was resumed again
yesterday morning hy the arrival of train this city
at about o'clock II was the hrst through mail from
the West hy this route since last Thursday. 4 second
tram followed 90 about an hour Afterwards and both Of
the units were very heavy All the mail lines are work
ing NOW except the Rome. OyieukhufR ana MatettoWn
route and the cane vincent branch that has been closed
since Christmas tn prospect 81 opening thesc AZ
all good a, Auowed Nesu daY at those points. Cape
Vincent mails are forwarded IN sleighN
WATERFOWL. Jan. S.-Tho Rome. WatertOwn
AMI Nlen-turg karoad is open between here and ug.
deu,hnrp aud trains are running The road south NAl
not he open tor two days
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DIR. Carver Accept. Bosardu.'. Challenge.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Su: accept
the proposition made by Capt A II. Bogardus IN this
mornings SrN To shoot 100 glass balls CiOo single and
$50 pairs the single halls to le sprung from Bogardus
rap the dou le balls from one Hubert trap.
viii meet ant Bosardus NJ the Aston House on Mon.
daN morning 18Th inst al 10 O'Clock arrange prtlm
iuurics DR. W y CARviR
NAV loRK Jan q Clampiou kihs Shot
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Fx-Onlccr Kcran DAILY Was convicted yoster-
day Jcrsc C,ty OF a..suitng James Seanlsn Scan.
Ian aud friend we're suns an Tont ri the aiters store
ON a waru risrt in Semcmbef nsl ami because Il was
l t l'tr ,-,red them To 20 il AMI on their Trihs-
~ 10 de- 49, he brutality ouhhrd seaman judge Jarrett
sor In r-ng the Jl3, SAID that there no law com
be- tlr a ritler tu irnke hims' 10 ted At any parlicu
lar huur aId DAT 10 part 90 police Vhcer dlly
" d.c!Lu NAuh ciulen should retire.
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They Would Rather Ray .As Fine.

At n hearing before the Excise Commissioners
yesterday to show why the license Of the wind, Palace
In the Bowery should not be revoked witness, who de-
soubcd himself SPECTATOR car driver and person
having no occupation testified in regard NE good fha~
Acor ~ the palace Then Wan McGnry. who is he real
PROPRIETOR, although the license h taken aunthrIs
name proudly sand "ihave lots nj young ieafs hc!oug
IN TO toumhN College who has seen my place. tut
afraid ot hnNm their names IN the papers ~ hnvn been
IN place Ike IT, and rather pay the line net appear
IN as witnesses than TESTIFY N
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There are two cases OF smallpox in Brook
lyn, and the health officers watching them closely.
one Of the sufferers Is child named walters who has
been sent To the flathu.h Hospital Tie other
that ui man named SihlcN. who came recently from
Montreal H. house, at the loot OF Clinton street has
been quarauuutd
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the very bcsL Patent protected RIBS my per cent
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