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SHIP NEUS.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF NEW. YORK. .........Ian 81
Str State of Indiana CDr, saller Glasgow Jan 10 and
Str colombo Or Yuus Havana days. with sugar order
Str City OF Columbus Nic.eson savannah Jan % to Geo
SF Alliance Law son. Pa!la ielphia. to James Hand.
ship Genmorg tOf Glasgow Dawson Liverpool ii days,
Ship olse NOr, Uugcr Rotterdam 80 days in ballast to
BAIL Loienzo Campodonico uta Rayasso, Amsterdam &C
BaE Hos cSor sersen Roclefort 65 days in ballast
iq Rne MaHy CSo Wig Leshon G3 days. with marble
rags. Fanicott Bros Sesselto Fnncn Edye q Co.
arE D%spPS r S%sf ES Sa CO.. % u' WIN
Batk DIR Nor. Eeisen Plymouth Cs Gays, in ballast TO
Son w as Fo A Jons.o e g. days 2:e ya
SSeFSf APR9aPe g. S. Weber Havr'
Eafx Nordhavct Nor HaivOrscn, Liverpool 40 days. in
O1 nare Ssdlmento Fct0 -, Mcleod Rotterdam 60
s Fr~emsn Dennis oi armoub Ns) Ellis Amsterdam
Sc DAYS in ballast Boyd ncken anchored in Gravesend
BARK sS ssdahoc westPcrG Havana 10 days with to
Brie Emily Harrison, Belize 20 days with
schr Rchsri Denham Chase Moncgo Bay 81 days with
logwOod Moses Cohen weasel to Bentley, Gderseeve
SIR Ade wessos Croker, san Bias 81 days. with cocoa
Sem Richardson oi Ihomaston) Palano Mstsnzas II
Scir Ajuria. McGeo sagua II days, with sugar
Schr william II Bae} BAILEY Savannah days with Inn.
Bentley. Gldersceve co vessel to Slght Petty
lumber To- tiorlsm Boar.naI.
Sclr Iahnipa (Of Iubec Dykcns Cardenas days with
surar 70 q lie Zaldo * Co.. vessel 10 Jed Frye < co.
Schr Frances Patterson, Georgetown, 5 { D days with
naval stores WOOlhOusc Rudi.
rhr Rid sewOOl. Johnson. Georgetown c, DAYS with
naval DOlncr Potter Co. vessel to uuTlDut
& Go.
WIND -snnset-A sandy Hook. light. NE; clear. At city
Island light, SWi cloudy.
CLEARED.
CITY Of Chester BIZ Brooks Liverpool via Queenstown,
John q Dale: salvador Panhke TraNlO Leaycr1f Co
Western Texas. Hines, Jacksonville Port Rows IL
Mallory & Co 80
Alhambra Alexander Philadelphia. snow IL Burgess;
Ruby CDR, Raymond Bremen. james Elwel & Co
Beatrice tIIr MCC9llun, Queenstown Tor orders.
y / Nevus EcctraTbr) Winchester DuDkirk. James
" Elwcll co. Countess of Derby QBrl, Hunter London,
cam Attic G!unlo Cedar Croft tBr Young. London
Parker & COS Die GaTeacnbe, kringer VALPARAISO Chill,
Punch Edye& Coz Kepha (N0r. TcljescD Fecamp France
Fuuch Fdve e co: Truro tBr Nnl. Newark for IiayTe
4 4 CO: ROYAL lIat1ie OBJ. Giistt, Bordeaux
NCvius witch. Mudgett. Boston \ Mulgctt.
gs Pearl Brghtman. p0It of spain Trowb bridge star
igIt Thompson Bird gctOWn Lar. l. W & l. Armstrong;
Acciia Thurow, white, Morgan PHI! Eng. Hret son CO.;
Breadalbane (Br Gilmore ~ Johns, f. BONTng Archi-
bald
Queen (Br). Gupt il. Grand Mcnsn, 10. Crowe ~ Pet
tengi Annie J. Palmer Lewis. Cape li3ytlen, /. staples
NM KnOwlton Aiacombcr Fulton Tex upper Beac;
Emprrs- Dennis Richmond and city Point, Van BrHt
Row doin Randall Boston. Brett, Go; Mystery (Br
Halifax Perkins g Cos Gertrude Browning StrOwell
Norfolk staples DreadnsuCht. Griifng Nor ok. Va
Slaci Bailey & Cos sarah (Br. Ekin ~ Johu, y II, y
IIcucy George Calhoun tbr, Stakey. St John, b, 4
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BURGLARY IN MAIDEN-LANE.

While Officers Cas- and Mcrcklc. OF the
First Precinct were patroling their post last even
ing III Maiden-!ane, they noticed that tho door OF
Nos % and o. occupied a cigar store by Palacios
Rodriguez Il Co., was open Upon investigation they
found the door had been forced Open and searching
inside they found two men concealed, one OF whom
made his escape. The other arrested and at the
First Precinct station House gave the name OF John
Mack. of No l6l MOtst. On his person were found
three pick locks and TO- lG Ia money. bag found
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after found no trace OF combustion. No was near
enough the time Of the ex ploson 70 ne INJURED.
Company rxauiued ihe premises and Mr. Floods house.
and solved the puzzie by pointing out that break IN
Tho gas main would have allowed the to escape INTO
Inc MAN sewer and through the drains INTO the shed aud
The house IL is supposed that one threw cigar
ar a lighted match into the shed.
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CAPTAIN BOYr0N'S SWIM 10 STAPLETON
Although it mad not been announced pub

Although II hau not DcCn announced pID-
licly IT was made known that Captain Paul Boyton
was 10 swim last night from the landing pier at Castle
Garden, TO siapleton. $. !. shortly before midnight
Captail Boy arrived III close carriage. ana was
Nyeicomcd by Nan, the NcwsDoY, and other
members of The Volunteer Life saving Corps. lie
vas dressed in a rubber suit. and accompanied
Inv another person similarly clad They descended by
ladder into the water at the buihcad OF the per and
hogan their voyage. Captain BOyton expressed his
;nt,ution OF returning with The tide tGls morning.
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A "CAKE.WALK" BROKEN Up.

A "cake- walk and dance were in progress
in Charles Fechter's Place. over the liquor store
at No 1919 CrOsby-st., at o'clock this morning z.
The house has been complained Of as dsOrderly
nv tho ne,ghbors CAPTAIN lrogan with a squad OF po-
lice broke up The gathering and arrested i've white XII il
and twenyfOur cOlored men ana women. who were all
locked up IN the Mulberry Street station House
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IELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

DEATH AT A REVIVAL MEETING.
NEwBUEG, y. Y. Jan. IA young lady died sud-
denly at "A revival meeting parksilr, sullivan County
church evening Great excitement prevails in the VII
lagc the event.
VERY CONFIDING WOMAN.
FREEHOLD. " j.. Jan. 2l-ln the case Of Abigail
Morris against Captain Leonard scey OF Red Bank dam
~. for Six Of OF marriage from 1870
1873 during time suits for damages had been set
tied, the jury to-day awarded The plaintiff sl,lOO,
SALMON FOB FUTURE USE.
PLYMOUTH. n. H.. Jan. pa The president OF the
Fish Commission this week placed In the Pemge River
900 o. Young salmon making a total u 2,0OO.OOO The
limited Fish Commissioners all over England re-
mort great success Al efforts N hstchDg thus far.
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M4RINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun f,ses nc sun scts.... 100 Clock fast On 90.
Noon srts.. SAP sOhths. 80 Moons age, days
IGH WATER TODAY-A. VI.
sandy Hook 937 GOV. Island 1921 81 Gate'' go
uIGU WAlER TO-pN-P NJ
sandy HOOK. 9JG Island 10 ~ ieI Gate..- Vi.
SUNDAY.
s,pr.ss Els sun ,r1s... $40 Clock fast:l2m 30.
Noon set. g43 Moon .oufhs. $.l9 Moons age days
HIGu WAFER SUNDAY-A ".
SANDY HOOK 1915 GOV. ll:OO Hell Oste.' Oll
HIGH WATER suSDAN-P y.
Sandy Hook 1894 Gov island. i l32 Hell oate'' OJJ
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Metropolitan Hotel-Spcaker Thomas G. Alvord, OF
Syracuse; jeremiah McGuire. of Elmra, and Major e. H.
snter. u. :. A......Fnh 40 me- Hoil-T b. Bsck-tone
President Of the Chca and Alton Railroad Company ana
J. Mitchell Of Louis. Park drenuc HotetEx CON
gresham o. Is. Matte-on, OF Utica..St James Hotet-D
{, Robinson, OF Albany.
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WASHINGTON Jan. 24-NOiice il given by the Lighthouse
Pnarn that on and after May l. 1879 the light at Tucker
Beach the entrance to Little EGG arbor ~ VIII To-
changed from liked varied by white flashes " fixed yaIie
hy red flashes The light will show fixed white for on
minute follow ed during the next minute by six consecuty
red Tia hes II intervals Of ten SECONDS.
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TREASURER AND AUDITOR or DELAWARE.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 24.-1hc Legislature to-
dav elected Robert j. Rcynold state Treasurer for th'
next two years and John L. Stats Auditor
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LATEST FOREIGN Ne Us.

FRENCH POLITICAL GOSSIP.
CANDIDATES FOR A LIFE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ALTON OF GAMBETTA THREATENED.
LONDON. Saturday, Jan. %, 1879
The Paris correspondent of The Times says
NJ Renan and Victor Lcfranc mentioned aS candi-
dates for the vacant life Senaorshp and that the latter
has the best chance
Paris dispatch to The Standard, says youth has
been arrested at Lille FOR threatening 10 assasSinatc
Gambctta. The threat mere foolish attempt to
pNtOTt
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P4SSENGERN ARRLTED.
NOTICE To MARINERS.

FROM LlVERPOOL-BV SedmSsiD Mont1aG.-Mrs, D.
MEpeo and chid W. COT q. D. TOmbs, e. lran, J. SbaT
man. IT, aud MIS-. Robertson, MI and Mrs IHpaGlt
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DIR, R,DWATS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly taseless elegantly coated for the cure Of All DIS
order. o the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
disc tses headache constipation, indigestion. dyspepsia
honsucss bilious fever Inflammation ~ the bowels piles
OF the internal Nscera Warranted -
car,t a positive cure Price % cents per box
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In which Il ia supposed he intended to pack me cgars
on The floor. Mack will be arraigned at the Tombs ths
morning.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs no.
2l2 BROADWAY.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Dam os' Noon So ; So Midnight 50
HghesI during cav. SO, Lowest %:
Average. 30a4, same dav, 1873 244"
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BRITISH LABOR TROUBLES.


At Preston 800 more mill operatives have
struck work.
AtAshon-undeT-I yne, the cotton manufactures yes
erlav resolved reduce The weavcrs wages per cent
The notices the reduction will expire on the llh 81
February 49, ~, M,
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AnBouncenentsi
pLEURITIC ATTACKS SCBDUED
JAYSE's EXFEC fOaANI
THE f. Howard & co

Is the best watch made the and equal to any
I'm world IL has stood the test Of years and all who
IL recommend AL respectable wltcldealers Keep them
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STOP THAT HACKING COUGH

PoRTER's CoUGH BALsAM is one of the old.
est and best remedies in 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-25

BEFORE II IL too late by using PHILLIPS PALsTABLE" c,
IIyFp on in combination with PBOsPHO y TRTSE. A re
able remedy All druggists Depot. Platt.st.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMDsEMENTs.lirM PAcK-sth col.

ASTRoLOGY-I4rn PAcE-6,h col
aSD sn % s
sRooSfYs 5S fS'ss BOARD, APARTMENTS TO LET, &c
BRooKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-aD PAcr-lss
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNIrIEs-i4rm PAGr-iss and I'd
SS .ss ss
HSb P4sss,s p.e..h so
G9AsTWIsE sTEAMsnTPs-IoTn PAcr-ad and Sd coils.
81, and sA coils
pASciNd ACADEMIEs.ii1n PaGE"5,h col
B6es sIkbs &cD r4ens.s Saesad col and Sd coils
T6sks T nps
RuR6PEAN 6PkNlsaERn fnsEh fasrad fT COL
EETE1PETsEs rsSsTs.h col s.h and 81. coils,
and ssS % sos ana
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2p PAcE-4th, 5th and eth coils.
ER r4sssa and
and Ct. sss si 9Th
HSTsEs s5das sS OF &C.
1ssrSuSTT5ssn NnSp' P1as.h ras.i's co., and I'd coils
LosT AND FogNp-Is1 pAonTIIss and I'd coils
MATkIMONlAL-lsr PAGk-2d col
MEDICAL-14TH PAGk-6th col.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-11rH PAcE-5th
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-l2rn PAGE
9Th
sgsI54h1'Es sgS Tsss3' = &4ssssA COL
$dss Eae.ssa s
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGE-2d aud ID coils
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-2D PAGE-fth col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE--3d col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-3th and 4th coils.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1sr PAGE-lst col.
AURANTS-11TH PAGE-5th col
REWARDS-1sT PAGE--2d col.
SALES AT AUCTION--l6rH PAGE-6th col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l4rH PAGE-2d and
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs-l4rH PAGE-4th coli
SPECIAL NOTICES-3D PAGE-lst and I'd coils,
STALLIONS-3D PAGE-3d col.
STORAGE-2p PAGE-6th col.
SUMMER RESORTS-l5rH PAGE-5th and eth coils, and
l6rH PAGE-lst col.
THE TRADES-14rH PAGE-6th COL
THE TURF-3D PAGK-3d COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-4th col.
TRAvELLERS GUIDE-l6TH PAGE-3d and 4th coils.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-6th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-11rH PAGE-5th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C-16TH PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
WINES, LIQUORS. &C.-llTH PAGE-6th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.-l2rH PAGE-6th col.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A.
DON'T PAIL TO ATTEND
THE GREAT
CLOSING OUT sALB
OF THE SEASON
PREVIOUS TO srocKrAKIxG
THE POPULAR
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
JOHN E. KAUGHRAX / CO..
NOS. 's7 ASD SSnss4 ;ss sSSAPxAz &c BTH 81
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
OWING Td BLACK cR3s sasrSs GRAIN SILKS
fully % lower than the qualities be
LYONS BLACK GRos GRAIN SILKS.
81 s0ins in s. 1qt IS .s & q sie 80 sS g IS s5s s go sos @ s 81 q 9
81 IS and 81 The best value to be found in this city
AMERICAN BLACK Gros Grain Silks, the famous brand
81 ~ Sy Ds ssn1 to s s VI "
E4afs 4Hz sEASk fBos sfAS SkkS
wHkEANTsb A1h1AHPEE rS SlHAER aEah.
Clos Closing !. out M a. eos sl, 81 Is ~ 81 2s. y So
Very rich and handsome black BrOcadsd Silk. all
the and desirable shades ali pure .E. 81 2S worth
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
Rich BLACK BRocADED
DAxAssE GRENADINES
Beautiful designs, & a. soe sos ss'.s csc 7ss
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
Of black iron frame Grenadines beautiful qualities at
superb Qualities pure silk and Wool soc, asc, 4oc and
GREAT CLOSING OUT sALR
Of black Mexican GrenAdine, beautiful quality. lsc;
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
ALL wool BLACK FRENCH BUNr1Nas
Beautiful quality. lsc.
Extra fine and handsome. 25c.
Black Pamasss Lace santipg very m handsome e
$50 pieces Union Lawn at 41ac yard worth lOc.
$50 pieces yard wide Dross Cambrcs. &C.; worth Ioc
YARD; WORTH lOC.
40 CASES REMNANTS oRGANDY LAWN. &C. A
YARD; WORTH l2hC.
$50 PIECES WHITE rI9UE Sc; WORTH r2hc
Huck Toweng, 4c yard
s' o psss: ca %orh Slightly I by
water, loc u yard
$50 PIECES MosELLE ,suIrINGs, ehc; WORTH
s. pieces black and white Castor Checks, sc worth
I2Mc.
l25 pieces fancy linen Batiste sutings. 12c ayard;
40 pieces pure linen Batste suinG. SO inches wide.
125ac. yard worth 2oc.
so PIECES PURE SILK AND WOOL FANCY GRENA.
Dimes, $50; WORTH 81 IS.
Striped Striped zephyr phs seSrsacEcr. IL iaise. &C. '
Striped Grenadines, Sc a yard; worth 2oc
pwsS DsSsgs Ss So. yard 5a worth SSc
BEAUTIFUL 4oIScH coL9REp cc.AsHMEREs. Soc A
Lace 1 gs IL az the nen ssSrs Se worth se
sneh eoored Cashmsres, in all the shades. 2oc;
worth 4oc.
All wool Cancels Hair Foule Cloth, Ia yards wide. eoc:
Ali wool double width twilled Debeiee, 35c. q yard;
All WOOL shoodAs Cloth. ~ inches wide $50; worth 81
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
LUPIN's ALL WOOL
BLACK FRENCH CASHMEREs,
4oINCH WIDE, AT 371sC, f5C.. soc. Soc 6OC CSC.
zoe AND 75C., FULLY TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
BELOW PRESENT MARKET VALUE.
CALL EARLY AND AVOID THE GREAT RUSH OF
THE AFTERNOON.
JOHN L. KAUGHRAN 4 CO.
Broadway. corner 9th st.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
K 4. K |: &c. :. :. Fl H: H
9Th Av.. CORNER 10Th ST.
WILL PREVIOUS TO TAKING rHE. sEMLANNuAL
INVENTORY. MAKE A
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
IN HIS ELEGANT NEW STORE.
CLOSING OUT
:: :: :: y !. | T 7 :: :; :;
HANDSOME LACE TRIMMED LAWN SUITS. s2;
SMALL FIGURED LINEN Lawn SUITS 81 10;
PINE PLAIN ooIohsD LAWN sssES Il 81 FROM s.
VERY PINE scoTou SSssEs gasH (. sS S.
ELABoRATELY LACE TRIMMED GINGHAM
FINEST scoTcH. VERY = h1NbsoME. A S: no~ ~
STYLISH PLAID CAMBRIA SUITS. IS 50;
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
BUNTING, GRENADINE,
FLANNEL. YACHTING
AND BOATING SUITS,
FINE SILK AND BROCADE COSTUMES,
CLOSING OUT FOR LESS THAN HALF COST.
IN ENDLESS VARIETY
BATHING SUITS AT HALF PRICE.
I The Suit ParoT % covering SPACE Of 600 feet
as S a a S
LADIES' AND oH35SsSSs = Esz UNDERWEAR DE-
SITUATED %iLI SE rHn oprEh sAnE FLOOR
MOST ExrRAoRDINARY BARGAINS
500 DOZEN cAILDREN,s AND MISSES,
BRoiDERY. AL AT THE UNIFORM fsicE oP
23 CENTS EACH.
MOST OF THESE COST soc. TO 7so 10 MAKE.
g PozEN 2g % %LApIEs' GHEMIsEs. rUcKs. RUYYLEs.
s1 ( pGzHS HARF END SIs
40 CEsTs EACH.
500 DOZEN FRENCH CAMBRIA coRsErs, HALF
PRICE.
D 155s " T5 m re TE HS ssr HAnIr III THE
9Th av, corner 2Oth st.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
j. 1 c. JOHNSTON.
Broadway. 5th av. and 22d st..
In order to close out their
SUMNER STOCK
have made the following
REDUCTIoNs.-
Summer Silks. reduced from 75c. to 5oc
Best French Lawns, ,JacOnets and Organdos.
l2,sc., i5e-, zoe. and 2Sc the yard;
reduced from 25c-, 2sc., soc. and $50
coLoREo SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES
in
Satin Stripes Morie strpes Gaze de Brussei.
Persian mixed Stripes and Bsrego de Luz.
all marked down 20 per cent.
BLACK GRENADINES
15c., Soc. 75c and 81;
marked down from s5e s5c. 81 and 81 so tho yard
SUITS
Black silk Walking Suits 90; reduced S35 90
Black Grenadino suts... 10 %; reduced from IS %
STUFF Walking suits s...... 10 90; reduced from 70 90
Fsssd Fissn rx% LAWN S' rSs% rsS%ssS from
Victoria Lawn Wrappers;.... SO: reduced from 90
Figured Cambric suits. 90; reduced from SO
Figured C.mbric Wrappers d5; reduced from IS
FSs% Fronss ssins Jaeio.. isdaesd from ls %
We offering the balance of our
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF rIcHus AND
at 90 per cent less than cost
ranging In price from - to $50.
BATHING SUITS. CAPS AND SHOES.
for ladies' gentlemen and children
MILLINERY.
Bonnets Feathers Ornaments ana Ribbons all reduced
so per cent.
BOYS SUMNER SUITS WAISTS. HATS AND CAPS
at reduced prices
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRENs BOOTS AND
marked down % por cent
1900 MOSQUITO CANoPEs. g. 90;
reduced from 81.
600 IMPORTED MEXICAN HAMxocKs. g 25 EACH.
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A..
+ SIS. SIS. ##-.## 4 = WV $$$||$E$$
s II AAA w w,
l. s II II W w
LILO SSS II A w,
81 WEST t4TH ST., NEW YORK
three doors from Macy's
ALSO FOR THE SEASON
NO. 2 CONGRESS BLOCK

NO. CONGRESS BLOCK,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. "
THR LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
POSITIVELY RETAlLED AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
A Ia-gc variety Of INVISIBLE FRONTS for young aud
old improving the looks OF all ladies instantly made of
naturally curly hair They are always ready.
The COQvET, 15c and upward. The PERFECTION, 81
and upward The FRIPON, 81 and upward. The COQUEr
POMPADOUR. 81 80 aud upward Tho POMPADOUR
FRIPON. - and upward.
swITCHEs-finest quality all long hair from 50
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
GRAY HAIR a SPECIALLY
Combings made up by our new method, handsomer and
Advice given by FRENCH ARTIST how TO arrange the
hair most bccomingly, free of charge
Also full assortment OF
BEAUTIFYING COSMETICS
on hand EUGBNIE's SECRET OF BEAUTY warranted
TO be harmless, specially. ri per box AURORA, for
making the hair golden blonde 81 - and ~ per bottle
Unriyaled VEGEfABLE FACE and LIP ROUGE, 81 80
aud 81 per bottle. Unequalied HAIR REsToRER, 81 por
bottle, &c.
Ladies' having undesirable shade Of hair can have IL
transformed into desired shade In few minutes with
injury to the hair.
The finest nne of BEAUTIFYING COSMETICS for re-
tanning producing the oveness of
charge.
Anexuuistc aud grand assortment of REAL TORTOISE
SHELL GOODS by italian, French aud American artists,
below manufacturers prices.
Send for illustrated catalogue ow To be Beau
tiful,r free of charge
l.. SHAW, 81 West i4th st., near 9Th av.. NY.
ADy HAS HANDSOME CAMELs' HAIR SHAWL
llshe wishes TO SELL Addrsss NrA FILLMoRE. Herald
ohca
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SSS &C % LIALL LLLL % SSS .
The latest invention by H. Gumard. the most fashion
able aud elegant couture for this something
treiy new This couture Is made without foundation, Is
cool and requires to be dressed also in hand
Reception Coiuro the Double Perfection Single Perfec
ton Coquet Pompadour Pompadour Fripon and . thou.
sand other things at the inventors
Fine French Cosmetics.
H. GU1LMARD AL Broadway,
opposite Maack's Theatre
Branch Store, No. sarstogs springs, New YORK.
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80 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES.
The public respectfully invited to visit our now
store, which is lighted and venate. entirely prin
cipes admitted be the coolest lighted store
In tho city.
CLOSING SALE OF SUMMER GOODS.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 10. 1879.
An italian street musician called Frank Barii was
arrested in this city to-day charged with having
caused the death Of school boy in Jersey City on
the 7th inst On that day at noon the pupils Of
Public School No. IA, situate Union street. were
ut recess, and while number OF the children were
partaking of their lunch. two Italians. street musi
clans clans one playing viohn anu , the other
Several OF the larger children. after the men
had played several airs. commenced to call
aud laugh at them. This incensed the Italians, and
Bari. who played the violin. in his frenzy picked
up large paving stone and threw it with consider
able force the children. the missile striking lad
named George Esley, aged eight years. who sit-
ting on bench engaged in eating his lunch, on the
forehead and fracturing his skull The Italians then
ed and succeeded in eccting their escape. and the
little sufferer was picked up in an insensbe con-
dition aud conveyed to his home, where he expired
on the morning of the 11th inst without reGainina
consciousness.
Barli was committed to prison to await the arr
val OF the necessary requisltion papers to convey
him to Jersey City for trial.
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two weeks and went away on the Sun sl,fe the
MURDER"
''Did she testify to an examination of Mary STAN
nards body. and what the girl said regarding her
condition."
Mr.. Watrous objected and claimed that the news
paper reports OF the preliminary trial did not show
any testimony on these points He objected to Mar
Stanpsru's diagnosis of her own Mrs. Stuo
ley's opinions thereon. The whole matter. be
claimed. was irrelevant, for what occurred at Mr.
Studley's has nothing to do with what Mr. Haydesi
did at another place at a subsequent time.
Judge Harrison argued that IL the girl was living
to-day and on the witness stand testfyng to an as
sault by Hayden she could testify as to previous
occurrences TO show Hayden's motive Judge Harri.
son reviewed the dangerous position in which Hay
den stood at the time especially as a Clergyman
and claimed that If he and the girl both believed in
the pregnancy, it made difference SO far az his
motive is concerned whether she really was pregnant
or not. Various authorities were cited and Mr.
Waller followed his associate at some length.
Mr.. Watrous. in reply claimed that there was
nothing to show that all this knowledge regarding
Mary's condition, which it is now sought to bring
out, was ever communicated to Hayden.
EXPERTS FOR THE DEFENCE.
At six O'Clock the Court adjourned to nine A. NJ
Tomorrow when the arguments will be resumed
The defence has secured several experts including
some from Boston. who will examine the blood
stains ON Hayden's knife and the nal marks on the
girls cheek.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is. 1879.
NO REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS FOR THE SOUTHERN
sTATEs-THE ''soLID SOUTH" NEEDED AS A
PARTISAN CRY.
It has been decided after full consideration by the
leading republican statesmen. that it would be bet
ter not to send speakers to Louisiana this fall. A
member of the Congressional Committee worked
for nearly ten days in the hope of inducing prom
nent speakers in the New York campaign to go to
New Orleans and help change the vote Of the State
with assurances that it would go republican.
To his great surprise he found that this
Just what the republicans of the North did
not want to accomplish. and he told that il
would be better for his party not to agitate the
movement any more. The plain reason given was
that the Solid South to be the battle cry next
year. and without 1t there hope Of keeping
the North solid for the republicans Once break the
solid South said they and onehalf the force Of the
republican party Is gone. From gentleman thor
oughly posted in regard to New York politics I
ceived the same information-that there Is to be
part taken by tho Northern republicans in Louisiana
politics. at least this year.