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FRANCE,

AIsIlEsTEn FOR FoIs0ElsY.
PAR1s, Dec. 13.-Daron do Frlett'and n,,d
Ills wife have beeu arrested. The latscr, who
is u daughter OF tho Duke do PersEGny, grand
daughter OF tho Princess l1 In Moscowa,
alll go.ldauxhter OF tho TX 'EMpress Elgento.
Is charged with forging her grallamothor's
signature TO acceptallces' amounting to l1e,-
00O francs,
CIrALIENoED.
Baron lllckey.IlarIln, late editor OF Le
1t{LoHtet expelled from Fral.ca for po-
ltt!cal ottonses, lIaa challenged Arthur Mey-
CT, chief editor vt tho la1tlots. lilo says lux
enough i,as BEEN sllo4; TINT 10 is now ready
for something rcd, ,0ld that llo. will be glad
to cross Ills Christian sword with that OF q
Jew.
WILL DEPEND,
Whether Despsez> Frencl, Ambassador'to
tito Vatican, will rcturnor not will depend.
1t Is sud, oil thB tolo OF tho forthcoming al!o"
cutlon OF tho Pope, Il
AME. viIlEEs' lsEr0lFTRn nEATlI.
PAINS, Dec. l3.-Mme. TA!ers il dead. She
ha<i been dangerously i'll for several uAys.
, 1880-12-14

Horsfnrls A1Id Phosphate should be taken w
thoao who perform poAa1l luboF. 1t AGts ~ u
pruln.foUd.
, 1880-12-14

LEWISTON, 5fo., Ipe I'll. Sullivan JIuc,
aKtx1 II ycurs. was struck by Il leycr Saturday
fraoturlng his skull. liz Is tho father Of Eugone
tial0.
, 1880-12-14

POLITICAL. SHOOTING AFtSlAT.
SAE FRAHCixcn, Cnl.. Dec. l3,-1!aIlroa'l-C@m-
m!sstt1iIcr tieerstccior wns shot ,uht might by
Antonc Fischer The nesaant wna President Ut
tito uortnan orktnx,ncn's Club, OF which 11ecr-
stccher was H1ctnbor. 10th fud been close t'o-
lticnl friends, hut nftor tho cletttun Of Ilcsr.
stcchcr u tho Co'nnssonorshfp, ami tho dofcnt
Ut Fischer as candldato for Recorder. at
tho Iast election. tho atscr became an onosny of
llocrstechGr. just before tho shooting last
night Fischer had },coil IN, ,Hrl tblig t}4erstccher
to n!tatfs for HIN s!,fnu utllct position. THO
bn struck fcerstethnr I'll tho lcft Ercast, hut II
II hhpcd tho wtsfnfl fs mt mortal. At last me-
counts he WIS rcatrsX easily.
, 1880-12-14
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE FISHING CLAIM.
Ep<cLA Cubic.

I,oEpoy, Dec. la-Earl Granyllie's dis
patch Gu tho fishery cla!uI, published to duy,
, 1880-12-14
SPECIAL ]:
Dress Goods Sale

We continue tho reduced prices
OIL all Co1ored Dress Goods, and to
atltl further interest to our large
collection Of bargains, hayo made
tho following
, 1880-12-14

NOUS expression OF tho opinion Of tho Cab!-
net.
ANOTHER SESSION,
Tho Wmcs, Ii, a loading article, says: "Tho
issue of tho nIeot!ng OF tho Cahinet Is to in-
troduce bill immediately, OIL opening tho
session to give the Government extraorll-
nary powers for tho maintenance OF law and
order in Ireland. Tho suspension Of tho
lIabcas Corpus act will necessarily fornl q
patt ot such measure. A. message from tho
throne will eall attention to the terrtblo co'ldt-
tlon OF ireland, and will recommend oxtraor-
djnnry powers for u,oropression Of disorders.
A declaration OF tho ronclial policy Of tho
Government will bo 1nale simultaneously
With tho proposal for coercion. Tho Land
blll cannot ho ready BY tho opening OF Par
lamont, but DECLARATION Ut Its leading prIn-
ctplcs will then bo male. We believe the
llxtty OF tenure will 10 ono Of tho clief pro-
1,osals OF tho Government, Tho resolution
to Introduce a coercion bill MS soon as Par-
Lament meets does not exclude recourse to
extraordinary powers before thou, It neces-
sary. ..
plsCMAN0ED,
Tho brothers Moore, charged with being
accessories " the murder OF Wheeler. ut
Cola, l,ayo been discharged OIL account Of
tho lack Of evidence.
CABINET COUNCIL.
The Cabinet Council met shortly after q
o'clock tils nttesnoon. AL tho Ministers
waEo present.
AQ}IE Tl}OQpS.
The r1ess Association says 1t learns TINT
arrangements are making to send 800 lnell
TO ireland II, necessary,
GREAT BRITAIN,
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West Bcay,r.

Mr.. George waahington Msserman, OF wes
Beaver, shet at aud killed an owi that measar.
o feet from tipto tip.
Somo ti,no last sunn-r, Mr. acnry Hassiug
or ~hllo at work In tho nelia, hoard his dogs
making Er,at ado among soms tees not far
oh, and on going to see what was up. he foun I
they had coon up. He mansgsd to capture
him alive, took him home and treated him we'll
But with wild animals, PALACES are prisons, 80
DIR. Coon took q French flrlouga ono night
nd started for the ridge.
lie was only q short time amoay tho missing,
~ wasser Aud Major soon overlook tho deser.
or. and . deadly comnat eusuei. .Uf course
the battle was In favor OF tho dogs; A coon.
skln and seventeen pounds OF tho lnset IA,
mest, wets tie spolls Of the vie,ors. q.
RocroS. Dec. ~, isso.
20 rosr.eo" 'hs 10 sf-Nsvs John u.,s..s
k,iisds bear weig hing !7s pounds.
On tho 9Th 10 t.. Hs k,iisi thro, hstrs aui
I've deer Deer and bsar arc plenty In Ois ar
d ~ county.
lsrge boar was compelled 20 pas. over
'lod, drivon by George Nor rlll. In ordsr 90
avoid being caught by q log slIds. .
Anderson Greek Ia booG,Ing with logs.
John Brubskor Is cut thug ID to Isoeo hinsIss
per day.
o the i2th Inst, R'v. Dotor Besr united Mr..
samuel Brown Nid Nlss Eu'n. nrIpsksr Tin
tho holy bonds OF mstriiueny. IT,
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Notice.

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Owing TO the imperfect mauncr in which
Prothnnotary Grouse has kept the reos ri
Of the oihsr trial, In fact there was no
minutes rs TO when tho prisoner had been
discharged on tho record n blunder that
should not DO overlooked aud il perfectly
ihexsus ,ble, the c,unssl anil Colrt were
nj sea. the counsel for tho Deft. arguing
that IL WAS on the Last day. while the
Judge was Of The opinion it was on Fri
day, which opini)n was shared nv the
esunsei TO- the Comm 70 ~ealih. fnc liz
cus-ion was finally br ight 10 a cio.e by
the Prisoner himself. sho staicl that he
WAS discharged On -.sstiaI nyenins mud
eep; ~ Smith's tavern, thus tho record
was corrected. -rRBrSx, Dec. iith.
The above has appea-ei Ia tae Tribune
foe two or ,hrcs lin - siice August last,
ani the editor is Fally s~Gs .kshs /.
circulating wilful ava malicious false.
hood Tho records show that OF the 18th
day Of December 1873, u motion WAS made
by the District Attorney to enter sSrLLr
rRo,Eoui-that the Court received The mo
tion. held II until Dec. liIb, then granite
II against the prot est Of the counsel for tbt
prisoners. This was the only ecord ever
made or that could be enlerc1 because
p,ohing else WAS ever offered 10 oovr By
any OF the cousssl. The ouly dispute wa,
whether the pri soners had actually been
discharged On the l3ta or 18th OF Dec
1873, which could not have been a par, OF
the record, because there never was . m o.
tion to disohS.ge them. This was argu-
ed by II. II. Grimm, Dist. Atty, aud Chas
Hover private c,I.sc, for tn, Conmon
wealth at the bearing Of ths argument on
the writ Of u,BgAs ooRPus anl never dis
puted by the counsel for the prisoners. Il
was rHsS stated ia open court, In tn,
hearing off. A, Lambsri, and AGAIN q,
this term, that all the facts above stated
were only stated verbally in court at the
time and not, Is il was propar 10 do. put
iu writing end made part Of the record.
All the motions that were ever hled by
either party are now In the hsnJs Of st.
Atty Grimm and are properly on the re-,
cord, and TO whom wo refer the readers
oftbe Tribune. Mr.. Lumbard has wilful.
" misstated this matter repeatedly with
the express intent Of making political cap
ital out Of IL. and In order to prove that h,
did 50 state these facts simply for the pur
pose Of injuriug me. knowing the same to
be lie on Its very face, l now refer tn,
citizens Of this county to II. II. Grimm
Dist. Atty, In whose possession oil the pa
pers sre; to Charles Hover, privat,
counsel for the commonwealth In thu
criminal case now on trial, T. ]. Smith,
counsel for prisoners aud to bis Honor
Judge Buchsr who examined all Of said
papers and records frequently within th
last two weeks.
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oud snIa l6al / end 4 - lI]| o ~ L
catch him --(hon ne 0u|ie6 NJ q 64c|
and said III would telI nhNt "a aHld
/ he would Kill me and hs saM. X tha|
= Jonathan, helped 70 Nil lhe old
duneev vcifer (old thunder and lIeht-
uinR) and he would kill me TOO. Tue1
Lyon came Ia and looked II the doora
were closed -the mont door was locked
aud he lock ed tho back door, thcn he
Lyon, ssid bic business vas to rob fsrm-
era, lease ore end pass .oouuterfeit money
l brought apples sed oidsr aud thsy Ate
|and drank. Then Lyoa said 70 Jonsthsa
that be Jonathan, was arrestee, put "a
Jail And discharged and they s,uld not de
any ythine TO hin aad that be coald tell eli
about It. Lyon said he was op at Bevy
Jordsn's and that Mary Hartley told hiu
all about the murder OF the kintalers-
sbo ut the ehloroform that Euinger wat
the FIRST mao In anl Jousthsn Meyer this
second and that they killed the Kint sle'
and took the money aud sal to Jonathan
ths; be should toll, Il eou,dn't hurt him
but be. Jonstssr. denied II. Lyon want.
en- me then 10 say what Jonatbso had talk
ed 10 me, but was afraid, but we had
made u all out on rhursdn y then said
nothing. Then Lyon asked him u whsI
Mary Hartley said was true. he said II
was. Two letters without date or agar
,ure pu, in evidence.
The cross examina,iou was sevcre.
"a yI,o,,,. ,..,;.,o,
som s,,,;n ~ p;. =,
Tho ."s;,o. S. oa" s & pI,n'u Was,', AZ
c r,oroIy;IIs VS ond ,;,,oTo,s T eoo' Sos uen, =,
a. ..i ~. s'o ~ "v "'S n
80 80, 'u. ,no "'o'" VI pe0."'oei
Io.y lJorIss'ee w. January hau ar
rnngeu WIN o"'iie ior the purpose d
se.V'hg Jonathan Moyer there' one
so' nim thcie anu met them'
urove 10 hreoos tied my morse at posi-
ana went into the house. Before 1 got
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A New Treatment.

4heGolden Egirir Of Life, too,,derjiti cures.
II you have Consumption. and would
know that your cough can be made loose
aud Hectic Feaver and Nights Sweats
checked Ia ~ hours Inflammation taken
out OF Lungs and air passages at encs
that you can be made TO gain 8 to
pounds Of healthy fesh per week IL you
have Catarrh. Dyspepsia. Sick Headache,
Heart Disease, Liver Complaint, Nervous
Debility. Seminal Weakness or spertna,
torrhoea, loss Of sexual power In either
sex from any cause II you have any
form OF nervous weakness, losing flesh or
wasting away. and would know Of an i'm
mediate relief aud certain cure for many
Of the severost cases in Q short tune,
9 new method with new agents to fatten
every body, iavigorats aud mako siroae
and hsslthy the most hopeless cases, cut
this out sni write at once for particulars
70 D. g. DIsPENsARY, Berrin Springs,
Mich. July 22,'8o.fy.
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MAIsISIICD.

Dec. lith, by Rev. n. Young. Samuel
CRANKY, OF Rebersburg, Centre 90 Pa,
and Mrs. Catharine A. ocker, Of Middle
creek, Snyder Co. Pa.
Dee. 10Th. by Rev. Z. T. Leonard, W.
J. Price and Mrs. Jennie II. specht, both
Of Snyder Co.
Dec. 9th. by y. s. Thursby, J. r.,
Henry L. Shaher to Miss Mary L More.
land, both Of Port Trevorton.
Nov. 18th, by X. @. Fiss, J. .P. Isaac
0ooden to Miss Mary Moore. both of so.
linsgroye.
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For your Cold take m
SIsEs' Tan, WILD Cn shRr and HoAK
HOUND. s,t4r- -
For your Cough take = ''' .7
SiSEs' TAR, WILD CHsnRY and IIoAR.
HOUND.
For Sore Throat take
SIsEs' TAR, WILD CngnRY and HoAR,
HousD.
For Sore Lungs take
Sisxs' Tar. WILD CHERRY and HoAR.
HOUND
Sold BY all Druggists. IS sad so cents.
A little girl was teachias her brother
the Lords Prayer the other night, aud
when she had said. ''Give US this day our
daily breads he suddenly called out. Pray
for iafy. sister pray for tsfy too and
she said you forget that l am going Ia
give you some Of Sisrs' TAs. WiLp CHEn,
RY and ifoAHuouxp for your cold which ID
q great deal better than tafy. q
II 10 contrary to our custom 10 recon.
mend any kind Of Patent Msioine, but af-
ter we have seen the great effects of
RoBKRT'sa hoRsE PowDERs upon tho
Horses In this section, that has been cur.
ed Of the Epizootio, ss well ss'alher dis.
eases. we deem Il our duty as food ciii-
gems to recommend |. to Al swu,rs Of
horses.
Where are your Crutebes Uncle : Here
they Questioning John 3 Bottle OF M.
d. Roberts Embrocation---Ysu don't say
that three quarters Of bottlsof Embro.
cation has relieved you Of your crutches .
l do, aud thank q kind Providence for
leading me 10 read that advertisement In
the "Star," last wsek' so
No one sbonld have horses tied up in
the stable with the Epizootic. when NJ. b,
Roberts Horse Powders can be bought Of
any Druggist for 70 Cents. Gusrsnte eed
10 Cure.
''Mamma, is tho old hen going 10 be
sent away for the summer :" No, Charlie
--but why do you ask We'll, hear d
papa tell the new hired girl that they
would have q 6ue time when he sent tho
old hen away for the summer. Mamma
pu. little Charley 10 bed. sftsr giving him
q dose OF SISns' WILD CHsRpy Sud HoAp.
HOUND for his cold, telling him be would
he well in the morning, and then she laid
for papa--and ouly for his having . bottle
Of Roberts E,nbrooatioa III the house,
might have been cripple for life.
''This world issll y seiipg sho W. but
Il takes very live. .ffor ssuss ofus "a
keep hold Of ourri ifskeis n admissiou. a
great many Of US are pat out At ths axiis
the number orthsse has been greatly rs-
have besn "niPped 10 the bud" By. the
% ssd hs4n.oc.o. 9! y = r:r ssIs ey ~ Drug
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Give your Children a start in Life.

The U. B. Beneficial Society pays
Children majority Benefit OF one two
and three hundred dollars when they
arrive At the ago Of 81 years also q
funeral benefit If they die before reach-
ing said age.
This Institution offers all parents an
opportunity Of giving their Children
a start in life. Parents do not fail ia
avail yourselves of its protection and
aid.
For further particulars and cirou-
lars address HENRY r. RIEG LIE, Ag,
Middleburg, Pa.
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PRIVATE SALE.

A valuable Brick Hotel. located in
Franklin. opposite the Sudbury and
Lewistown Railroad depot, Is Offered
for sale.
This ists substantial building bull
on the most modern style, adapted Al
9 Hotel or private dwelling 4; boeuti.
fully located . we'll OF excellent WStei
10 tho summeF-houso and ample
:tablinR, ioe' house and other cut
s.':' =; s'''';E s. s''''';'Ii - 4
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Eighth Annual Musical Convention will
he held ia the Musical College, freeLurg,
soydsr Co, Pa, comm encipg On Monday
Evening. January 10 1881, snd to con.
tinus 10 session until Friday night
Prof Refer from Lancaster City Pa. the
Celebrated Violinist Supported by his
Sister. "Piauisi' will be present,
Three Grand Concerts, Wednesday.
Thursday aud Friday evenings, Jaiasty
IL, - ani,il 1881.
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John D. Dreese, Reuben Dresse Hcnael
Dree,e. Of Harry Csanfy K,n',+ are
visiting their numerous fieii, aal re,
laiious Of Snyder county, They paid QUE
office q visit aud laid down tue bull ion ''
for auothe yest sib,;ripti,a TO The
PSt.
They speak highly OF Ks,'s' anl we ex-
Pect to lay before our readers, from time
to time. their views aud experiences in
that country.
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Sewing Machines.

lam now ready and supplied in 9
manner to sell at lower fguers thar
ever before known in this county.
wil'sell genuine Singers" as the agents
run about and call them. from $40 tc
$2s, with genuine Trademark on the
mschiaaD--I willsell the Davis, Daunt,
lesss * John, Domest 10 at correspond
ing'y low igures->-every machine war
IEanted for 8 years, aud to be new--sec
ond.hand machines as low as s3.--Thi,
omar eood. until January /. 1881. i
|!ou can't come in person address me
|0y Postal card and I will guaranteed
eotare sstisfaotion - I have retaiIed
~ 800 new White Sewing Machines
M yeazn
h 9osnn1oLp, xiddlssurs. p.
..II|
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
OCT, 15th, 1ssssO.

Trains Iearc Harrisburg as follows
For New York. via Aunetown,
8 05 . M. and 1.is p. m.
For New York. via Philadelphia and
Bound Brook Route, 600. So5 a. m.
aud LAO p. IN.
For Philsdelphis. 600. sos (tbrough
carl. $50 a. IN. Lao and 400, aud 500
p. m.
For Reading, s.oOi sc5, $50 a. m, Lao
loo and 300 p. m.
For Pottsvillc. Geo. sos, $50 A. m.
aud 100 p. m. aud via scbuylkill A. ,iup'
qushanua Branch at 2.4e y. IN. For Au-
burn, $50 q. m.
For Allentown, 500 aud sD5, , so a.m..
i45 aud 400 p. IN.
The S.o5 n. m, and 4j n. M.
trains have through cars for New lo.k
via Allcnt wn.
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Local News, &c.
We will issa, no paper nest week.

The Union Furnace, ct Dryvailey, (Dr.
Rsoks's) va. totally destroyed by hre on
Friday night last. We have not heard
the particulars.
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N. Simon, Proprietor Of ibc-----iio'
ei, Milton, b.s our very wsrmest thsas,
for q 6us large Chris,mss turkey. L'ns
may Mic waive and prosper sbundsntly.
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The mos, noted men Of modern times
have publicly aiiesied TO .be value Of
Ayers Cherry Pecloral as . cure for
coughs and colds.
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40 The Grand Mancsi Festival of the Phil.
harm onio secie,y, Of Freeburg. will COM
usnce Monday Dec. 9th aud close Fri
day, 8ist.
The programme promises . rsrs aud
spicy sniertaia ne,t.
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A DMlNISTRATORS NOTICE
= !. Letters Of 'dministration on tho estate OF
beul. snyder, late OF West Perry twp, Snydor
%. "a, decd, have been grNutOl to the under.
signed All persons knowing themselves In.
ITO aall estate will plsas3 make lmTo OF.
ate PAYMENT While those having claims against
shi ] estate VIII pre.cnt them tor settlement 10
CHRISTIAN SNYDER,
JOSEPH GRAYBlLL,
Dec. ~, 1850. Administrators,
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A DMINISTR ATORS' NOTICE.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
lillman l.ehr late of West HEAVIER twp, ,SrydA-
county, Pa, deed have been granted TO the
undersigned, All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said estate Will please mako I'm.
mediate payment while those having claims
against said estate will present them for settle.
mentt to
ADAM WAGNER,
Oct. II, 1850. AdminIstrator
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Sundays

Sundays
l Fer Allen,o yn nnj Way Stations. Go.
4. m,
For RoslinS. phn,lelphii, aud wny
Stations, LAO p. m.
Trdi',s for Harrisburg ledue as toioics
Leave New York, via AilentiNu, SIS
a. NJ. Loo aud . 81 p. IN.
Leave New York, via ''Bound B.oos
Route and Philadelphia. 7.ij a, m, 3,
aud 6.3o 2. NJ, arriving at Harrisburg
DO, S-2o p. M, and 1888 n. m,
Lca'c Phiadelphis, 9.i5 IN. iOO
and 45 p. m.
Leave Pottsville. 100. o.lo a. m, aud
i.t0p IN.
Leave Reading, i,5J. & 90, l.5o a. IN
l,So, d. IL. and lo35 p IN.
Leave Poitsville, via Sohuylkill Il Sus-
quchanna Branch. $50 a. m.
Leave Allcn,own, G.25 300 Am. l2.io
40, aud 1901 In.
-~---.
SHR,lays
Leave New York $50 p IN. Philladc-
phis, 7.ij p. IN.
Leave Reading, 800 am. AMI 10, ,35 p m
Leave Allentown at o. .o5 p. M.
BALDWIN BRANCH.
Leave Harrisburg for Paxton, To-
cbicl, and Steelton daily, except sunday,
6.25. 6.io. 9ij q. m, 200 p: m. daily,
except Saturday and sunday. 5.i5 p. IN
aud on Saturday only. AS, Clio. o 30 p m
Returning, leave Stcetton daily, eX.
cept Sunday, 80, TOO. LOGO a. m,, 100
p. m. daily. except Saturday and sun
day, clio p. M, an on Saturday only
6.lo, $50, 0,5o p. m.
J.E. WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager
c. q. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Pa,s'r & Ticket Agt.
Fob 5't. vii n 20.
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Af!sno oHkl1( sho su6 flens Dys-
! s. ! 4 |
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ED.

On wednesday. in this Eoro'. Elizabeth
Moeiz, rclict OF George Moatz. late Of
Middleburg. decea'eI, aged 81 years 8
months aud days.
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SDlollillY Illustrated Articles.

Tho stories, sc. In Peterson" are admitted
to he tho best published. All tho mo Il popular
female writer's contribute to II. la l-sI, about
100 original stories will % given, and IN addi.
tion SIX Copyright NOvelets, by Ann y
stephens, Frank Lee Benedict, Jane q. aus.
TN, Mary Y. Spencer, sidney Trevor, and that
lnimitnble humorist, the author OF Josiah Al.
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RRIGHTUN BEACH.
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oloO CLOCK TO 8 O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY, July 3-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, July o-P NJ
The stock spectators to-day took half holiday
go far as the amount of business that was done is
concerned The total transactions amounted only
20 100 500 shares against POI 800 shares yesterday
ond 347. 1926 shares Thursday. Dealings were in
fr onent. and at times 1t was difficult to obtain
onotations for some of the most active stocks. Yet
there was a general hardening Of prices most con-
sDlcuous. however. for the shares of Lake Shore
Erie and St Paul Railroads. In the afternool Lake
Shore was Sold ex-dividend of per cent and
fetched as high as I04s4, equivalent TO 1854,
against 1878 last evening but 1T later fell to lob g.
Erie was firm all day. and closed at its best figures
Alb The reported damage to the North
western crops to-day found few believers.
md the price of St. Paul rose to 7s%@
1850. principally because OF the buying
of Yesterdays believers 10 the reports, who to-day
covered short sales. Michigan Central also
sold ex-diyidend Of per cent, but 1t shares no re-
coycry of n portion of the dividend, but rather a
loss. closiug at s5sa against 93 Yesterday The
changes in other railway shares were too small to
rcouire notice. The coal stocks were stronger, sim
ulv in sympathy with the general market. Western
Union was dull, but rose TO 1913 and Pacific Mail
,nened and closed at SOLE, selling in the meantime
of 3o1s The market closed dull and without fea-
lures.
Eight thousand dollars covered the entire
amount OF business in Government bonds that was
done at the Board. The quotations are hrm and
uncha ged as follows: