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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-04-17

There are now before the house, bills for
the erection Of public buildings in different
parts Of the country calling for appropriations
that reach an aggregate Of $6,5O060N Mr..
Htockslager, of the committee on public build
ings and grounds, viii ask the
sideration Of these bills. The buildings called
for in Western cities are ct Council Bluffs,
Iowa, 800, 600; Keokuk, Iowa, 415O, 900; La
Crosse, Wis, 4lOO, 900; . public building at
Duluth and Winona, Mimi, 100000 each; at
Oshkosh, Wis, 4100, COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
LONG ISLAND.

COLLEGE POINT.-Tbe body OF man, abont
thirty-hve years of age was washed ashore at the
steamboat dock yesterday. The features were not
recognizable.
HEMPsTEAp-Ths spring elections for town off
GERS throughout Queens and Suffolk Counties af-
forded qualification for the Republican party.
Homestead is the only Republican town IN Queens
County, but Jamaica also returned Republican
Supervisor and the Democratic maIorities IN Flush
ing Newtown and Oyster Bay were largely reduced.
FLUsHING.-The Rev. Mr. Lasby, Methodist
minister last SUNDAY preached on dancing" lie
declared il immoral, and said he should expel any
of his members who persisted IN IT'S practice. me
young members are greatly provoked and say that
they will embrace the first opportunity to test that
question. .Ex-Judge Anthony Miller, whose re-
cent illness was the occasion OF trip to FIorida Is
proposed erection of a casino, combining the fea-
lures of dancing hall and a theatre, resulted In
the defeat Of the appropriation OF $3OOO submitted
$25 900, the larger part of which is already sub
scrbod.
SAG HARBoR-The Rev. Henry A. Blake has ac-
cepted call to the passionate OF the Plymouth Con
EDUCATIONAL Church at Providence, r. ......Appll-
cation has been made for the foreclosure of the first
mortgage bonds on The Hampton FIGURING Mills by
order of the trustees; also the second mort gage
bonds on the same property and the appointment oI
Edward DTiscoll as receiver.
hsToRIA.-The Astoria Ferry Company has in
course of construction at Red Hook, N j.. Jerry
boat that Is TO be completed and ready Tor duty
carly in July.....A few days ago map went to
the Office OF the Treasurer of Long Island City and
requested to examine the books of Astoria property
He said that it was not generally known, still was
portion of Fulton-st., Astoria. From what can be
learned the street was opened many years ago by
town authorities without paying NeU-YOrk a dollar
EAsTHAMpToN.- deaths occurred in the VII
LACE last week, for the first time IN nine months.
~ The ,ulford House is one of the oldest on
Long Island The town was settled in 1919, and
the house was built three years later. Mt Samuel
Green Milford the present owner, represents the
sixth generation.
SPRIv GFIELD.-A duplex pump with capacity
of 800 600 gallons has been placed at the station
of the Brooklyn Water Works
OYSTER BAY.-In 1913, Samuel Jones, in his will
left $50 600 the income to be applied to the sop
mort of the poor Of the towns of North Hampstead
and OYSTER Bay. A farm of seventy acres was pur-
| chased At Brookvlle, and large building known
as the Jones Institute was built and has for some
years pas been used as an the alnshouse for both
| of the towns. A few years ago the fund was IN
creased at the death of Walter X. Jones' by legacy
| of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
JERSEY CITY.

The Office of Horace H. Farrer a broker at No.
2 Montgomery st, entered by burglars on
Thursday night and robbed of $500. There are
three safes in the Office, but the burglars only at
tackled the one which contained the money. Sew
erai burglars tools Of fine quality were found on
the floor.
John Lahey. of No. 80. Tenth-st while drunk on
Thursday night assaulted his daughter Kate, age
eighteen striking her on the head with an axe. The
edge of the weapon glanced from the young
w0man's skull and carried with it large piece of
scaIp and hair Her mother said in court that
neither she nor her daughter had any complaint to
make against the prisoner but Judge Stllsng de-
cided to hold him.
Director Govern, of the Board Of FrechOlders, has
called attention to the fact that tcw years ago tho
County indentured number of children from tho
Almshouse to the Catholic Bishop of the Diocese
of Newark. The law requires persons TO whom
children are ndentured to make annual reports TO-
the Board " regarding the location and condition
of the children, but this has not been done. One
of the boys is now missing and the Director adj
Vised the Board to have some inquiry made about
him The clerk was directed to take tho necessary
steps in reference to the missing boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

RocHELLE--The New-YOrk, NeT- Haven
and Hartford Railway Company on Thursday
signed r contract with James Henderson for the
erection of the proposed new passenger depot.
WHITE PlAINs.-A Post of the Grand Army OF the
Republic was organganized on Thursday evening
II will be known as the Weitzel Post. No. 1866
Several members of WadswOrth Post of East
Chester, were present.
KATONAH.-At a meeting Of the town officers OF
Bedford last evening, petition was presented ask
ing for an appropriation Of 5000 to erect substan-
tial prison. for the temporary detention of prison
TARRYTOwN-A strolling band Of minstrels
landed from a train yesterday, and went to the
hotel Kept by Ira Baker A liberal collection was
gwen them Mr.. Baker contributing five bright
pennies, among which he discovered later was a
1uarteT-eagle.
SING SING.-A hat drifted ashore at Scarborough
YESTERDAY and the TumOr spread that the BODY OF
captain Crouk, OF the wrecked schooner Seabird,
had bcen fsuud. Ii was shown, however, that 1t
did not belong to Captain Cronk or his mate,
Baker.
YoNKERs.-TwO large schooners with cargoes OF
terday from Cuba.
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WASHIAGTOy ON VA1HEMITICS
Etom IN. Bo,ton Adeertt.er. Feb. %.

FfOm me B01tOn AdptItiser, TOO -.
An interesting episode of Governor 10 bln-
soTs recertinn Yesterday the transmission 10 him
rom Mr. Gcorge b. Reed OF this city, accompanied by
friendly words OF conqaulatlon pertinent to tho coca
inu N uriutrd copy OF a Hitherto unpublished letter
yritten BIZ the Father OF his Country" The letter IA
addrcssed TO Nicholas Pike ESQ, NewbnryporL author
of The ast at hmrtic published IN this country and
ritlcn I'm ackuowcd ncnt Of the receipt oil resenta
on copy Of the work from the author Its text In full !,
here appended - ,,. -, ~, 200
sIR; request You Will accept my best thanks for Your
oe letter of the January (which did not get To my
b1ud mn also for the copy OF your "sys
tenn of Arithmetic" which you were pleased To present 10
me -. l. ...,,
"Ths handsome manner in which that work Is printed
and M elegant manner which IL Is hound are pleasing
Ironfs o the progress which the arts making m thla
rennry But should DO violence 10 my own feelings II
sunprcssed an acno lcdgcmeut OF the belief teal me
work itself calculated equally useful honorable
10 the United rtatcs.- ,,o,,.,
In il but rirn however 20 apprtse yOn that dihent
NJ INV avn decigOn the favourable opinion entertain Oh
yeur performance ~ founded rather Oh the explicit am
Die testimonies Of Gehtleen conssaeoy P8Asesseu VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Assembly Investigating Committee, metropolitan
Hotel, 10 a. IN.
Senate Committee on Cities City Hail. 10 an.
Republican Assembly Conventions "mte fIalns anu
Pines Bridge.
Methodist Conference. St. Pauls Church. ,,,.
Ncw-York East Conference, Hanson Place Methodist
Annual meeting New-York Lacrosse Club Astor House.
Msyor Eoson's Cabinet, City Hall, p. m.
Training school for Nurses Commencement, New-lorR
Brooklyn Young Mems Democratic Club dinner Assem-
bly, RoOns ,>,
Cocks Read case before Referee Dunnng .
New-Ysrk Yacht Club meeting NO. 20 breSo-s''' D
p. m. ,. NIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
ALONG LIE SOUND.

MuFoRD-Wlliam C. Durand has been sp-
pointed by the legislature one OF commission TO
inyesti gate the Townsend Savings Bank at New
Haven Milford people had $25O,O00 deposited III
the bank when 1t failed. Mr. and Mis-. Edward
p. Smith, of Ncw-YOrk, have been the guests OF
Iohn G. Connors and family for several days..-...
The directors of the Milford and Orange Agrlcult-
uIal Society bavo decided to hold their annual tar
in September
BrTnr1.-The funeral Of Colonel George s. Cro-
fut of tho Attn Regiment, N. c.. took place with
religions. military and masonic honors Yesterday.
WEST STRATFORD.-rhe frost has ruined concrete
walks in many parts OF the village, ana extensive
repairs Will be necessary.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are making under the
direction of the Rev j. E. Tutte. Of the Congrega-
tional Church. to lay the cornerstone OF me
Staples Free Academy Front he TslorInlhg
the work Misunderstanding woman has
| formed $50 Ineligible words without the AID OF
| printed matter and rival, man, has formed oil
words .
| BRlpGFPoRr.-D w. Nissan and L. X. Gould
| having declined the Republican nomination for
Mayor and Clerk respectively. Asa >. PARSONS anu
William II. Kelsey have been nominated. Inc
election Will take place on Monday. 1T was re-
! porred Yesterday that between November l, 1885
and the close of navigation IN ilrcethDet i1ele
port public beds about $4,000 bushels OF starhsh,
| Since October, they have destroyed over 500
! acres From SIX to ten steamers have been catch
| ing starfsh during the past six months at an ex-
| pense of $j,000-.....Am0s I1erkins and Clarence
Hollis, conductors on the Consolldated Koad, nave
| grounds at Highland Avenue Park for the summer.
| 7 Seven divorces have been granted by the SUI
perior Court during it's present session: inc
| police made 157 arrests in March; l53 prisoners
| were foreigners.
GrrFNwIcH.-The Rev. T. r.. Ged0, who was
| formerly n waiter IN u New-Y York hotel, about two
years ago ormnized a church among the coloreCd
! people Through his labors many have been Dongh'
| 10 attend church and an evening school which ne
established. church edlfce is nov IN process o.
Company has filed maps of the layout of the r9aC
with the Town Clark The R people 81 the it Meth0
| thought that the New-YOrk East Conference arr
likely to assign the Rev. MIR. Lightbogrn, OF the
Seventh Street Church, New-York, as their pasto
for the next year.
| SrAMFoRD.-To-mOrrow will be the twenty-f
anniversary Of the Rev. DR.. Dodges hrst sermon II
| the llniversalist Church. and the occasion will b.
appropriately observed
NAuGATuCK.-It was reported yesterday that tn
double tracking of the Naugatuck Railroad woul
be con pletcd by August l.
SrGArFoRD.-Tho Rev. Arthur Sloan is reporte'
70 have effected another faith cure This time It ]
q case of cancer which has kept lady confined
her bed for number OF years.
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great mahems tcal knowledge than on the p"ra, and
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self But must be permitted to remark that me SUD
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site In every walk OF civilized life, but the investigation OF
mathematical truths accustons the mind to method ana
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ly worthy of rational beings. In cloudy state OF exist
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have been conceded all hands. that such system was
much vanted-Its merits being established by the appro
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sUNDRY NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

FyGLEwoOD.-A memorial window is being placed
in St Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church which will
bear an inscription to the Rev; JONI lihan fayne'
formerly rector of the church. Extensive alter.
atoms and repairs are being made in the interior of
the church.
MoRRrsrowN The Rev. A. G.. Mortimer, of
Staten Island, lectured IN st. refers ChuIch yes
terday.
MADIsoN.-The Rev. J. II. Knowles the newly
appointed minister of the Methodist Eplscop al
Church, will occupy the pulpit tomorrow Inc
Rev. w. l. Gill; pastor Tor the last three years. mas
accepted call to Lawrence, Mass.
L0NG BRANCH-James Duffy, who was arrested
uDon a charge of creating a disturbance IN the
High School building, was sentenced to hye days
imSrisonInent in the County Jail at Freehold, but
Justice Britton gave him until to-day TO secure n
writ of habeas corpus. The salvation Army
was recently refused the use of The Opera House
for it's meetings. The owner of Washington Hall
has also refused the of his building 10 the Army
and its scouts have decided to leave Long Branch
to its doom until summer, when the Army VIII
erect tents and besiege the town.
KEYPoRr-The stockholders Of the new National
Bank will meet on Monday to perfect the organiza-
ton.
AsBrRY PARK.-Tbe Salvation Army will begin
its meetings here Tomorrow evening with d" Kansas
Jack y as commander. lie announces that at 1880
D. H.. Sunday, the Battlements of He'll Will be
storlued @.... The lectuTe-rOOln of the new brlck
Methodist Episcopal Church will be dedicated
tomorrow morning by the Rev. DR.. SandioTd
Hunt.
OCEAN GRovE.-The Rev. Dr.. f. II: Stokes. tho
president Of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Asso-
citation. who is now III Europe, will return home
in ten days reception will be gived him at the
sheldon House. ...tnday, April IL, VIII be Tree
Planting Day"
RAHwAY.-The Republicans have nominated for
Council: Joseph VI. Potter, First Ward; Henry
Carman, Second Ward; aud John I. Codimgt0n
THIRD Ward. The Democrats have nominated NJ
H. Acken for Freebooter
NEw-RRCNswICK.-The case OF the Board OF
Chosen Freeholders against Levi ID. JaTraTd, the
defautIng collector, wIli DO tried at date soon to
be agreed upon.
PArERsoN.-In the County Court yesterday
Prosecutor stcvenson applied for an execution
against the property of bridget Do9ley who is
confined in the County jail IN default OF payment
of fine of 5000 and costs for receiving stolen
goods Mrs. Dooley ne stated owns considerable
property end could pay the line If she chose, Dul
prefers 10 remain IN Jail ia comfortable ease at III,
cOuntys expense. William Coleman was sent t(
State Prison for six months for garroting com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEroN.-Captain Peter Polvortb; of the
h0nehonga Gun Club, who recently won the cham
Di0pshiu of Richmond County at pigeon shooting,
has de 0 match with Harry e. Jones, of the sta
pleton Gun Club to shoot at fifty birds each, twen-
ty-iive yards rise for $500
E,TrIcvuIr-Fredorick Williams the hotel
keeper still lies in precautions condition from in
inries said to have been inflicted, by John Roe,
Matthew Mccoy and John stephens, who were
arraiqDed Yesterday at Clifton. Owing to the
condition OF Mr. Williams the hearing was post
pOned.
TorrEvvIrIE-Captain Latourettos schooner,
lanes Butler which was supposed to have been
lost off the Capos of Virginia, arrived yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nt,r. York Hotel-Senators Thomas F. Bay
ard Of delaware and George H. Pendeton Of Ohio
Gsisss House-senator Dwight NJ sabin, of Minnesota;
'NefroDoIitan Hotei-Corneus A. Logan United
ftates Minister 10 Chill Grand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
srai D. B. sacket United States Army .F,Gh Ars sr
Hoe-Professor o. @. Marsh OF Yale College. and Ed
ward J. Phelps Of Vermont west r 6otS -e
RceSe of Monticello, n. ". Windsor B0te-Colonel
Burnley Campbell of Scotland ...., Victoria Hotel
eenhor Vaente Of the Brazilian Legation at Washington
- Hotel Brnns,cick-Wiam Bliss. president OF the
Boston and Albany Railroad Company. toemdTIe
Eoel-Senator Thomas Newbod, OF Pougakeepsie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05

panion named Gallagher in q lonely alleyway on
Wednesday night and attempting to rob him.
HoBoKRN-Willian Z. Sackett, the expert &C
countant who was engaged to examine the books
of Collector McMahOn has not been at the City
Hall since Monday. lie was then paid 800 for
two weeks salary, and subsequently stated IN o
bar-room that he had made amlstake in reporting
MoMahOns defalcatlOn at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
NEW

In the African Methodist Episcopal Conference
YESTERDAY, it was shown that 500 % had been
collected for tho "dolar fund" for Wiiberforce
College The Judiciary Committee have now
nnder consideration charges against member of
the conference of intemperance and il was under
stood that secret session was intended for hearing
the committees report. Last night the conference
was addressed on an Educated Ministry"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
Unfcrmcnted, Sparkling Grape Juice.
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ron TUE CURE OF ALL CHRONIC DISEAsES
Cronc rheumatism Scrofna, Glanduar swelling hacs-
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Cor SUMPTION Kidney, Bladder Liver ST T Mn
pIfIiFTES TIE BLOOD, RESTORING nEA II ~ - - -
WHO'RE CLEAR SKIN and BhA = TT y - VIM A1
SECUTED TO ALL Price II per DOtJle'
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ing refased it, and asserted that he and his wife
had not consented to the SALE Cassidy says that ne
has witnesses TO his consenting. Now Fleming mas
bogus proceedings to stay the sale.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. .........FRIDAY, APRlL4. 1884



ARRIVED
Steamer Rhynsnd Gs ; 5a%s9D 1 Ani sg8 March ~
WIN muse a1G Tf r Toss Catania March s. Messna
Palermo H. and Gibraltar a, with mG;e 70 Phelps Bros q CO.
passengers to Pacific Mail So 90. .-.,,..,. p
da Tte1 Wit & nit and 20 Vessels
CsrhageDa 10 and Port Lmon 3D. with mdse 10 PM for-
Woo GC' ,ertnevos Faircoth Cienfuegos D.
Jago and Nassau, Mp 81, with mise ana P"S7oso'' "
I Stea Tallahassee Fsher Savannah 9 days with mdso
'P Steamer Gen WtpGy Msiet Boston, with mdse and
passengers to II Dimock.
sUNSET-Wnd at sandy HOOK. fresh, NV cloudy AT
CITY Island, gale, NWi cloudy
| CLEARED
Steamer Adriatc Brl Parse Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer 1haes r Pym LiverPoolmBusk g Joyq2 r.s
Steamer ClntOniO (Brl, Buuan bombay -'caa'l hIDa
steamer Chateau LeOvile FRI, lie Chapelala BoideaIx-
FH SPSaGr AeSra1o or Santos LsbouJohnsOn LENS
Steamer Ardanhu r Cunningham, Halifax and 5tJohns
steamer Alvena lBp, Pearce' Jereme Aux cages o'o-
Pm 5eT GOV San Antonio Wilder Royal and Fer
ne STEAMER m WoodSaT Young Ba,nSrSmJ liroms
Bars Itonus buchanan Valparaiso aud Arica-Wm Grace
Rars Morning star (3r Bushe, Richmond Geo F Rnley
Brig and Aal tNor), knalsen Passages 9p-f uNh'
Brig The Charley BIZ Simmons, taPitre-H Vaa-
scHr Reuben Hunt Pmkham Ciudad-BOllvar-H Loud
SCH sehr f Bacon Atwood. Baracoa-Hnl & Biume.
SAILED.
Steamer Iydan Monarch, for i0ndoni Minerva nr"c5e'
Arda .ch city OF sun ANTONIO rcihHluu'T
Sshne Iothar MebOurne; Oregon, san ftan.l5cV
Tars Fannie Skolhcd. RanSOJHi EOenelct MohleNlut
scud PorI spain francesca Gargmo sasuai BotWo' 81
Johns NF
AlsosaiIed-Via Long leland souudsteamer Whkesbarc
og b Cross for Hong Kong; Fred seammen
al" Ra * oie for Antwerp John Bunyan, Ancantei VIM
Anchored at city Island bound out-BHg Electro Light
ioi THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
orRySsTovyy April 4-Saed. Britannia (Br, Per
| nv nom Liverpool hence for Now.York. . MI.
Soulut uIOS, Apn 3ArTivgd ste3 nef Fnlda tcI Iel
bratk from NewYOrk March 10 OH her way 20 Bremen Jana
Aprl 4-Passed steamer York City OBJ Anderson,
/ from Boston March q, On her way TO London.
HAVANA April B. 80 p-sailed steamer Saratoga, McIn-
' HALiPAY Aprii5-Auyed steamer Newfoundland (Br
/ st Johns Nj .o,, ,a,,c ,oprs
BRISTOL April ARRIVED steamers Norsonan Brl VIII
Jams Liverpool, Cleopatra Br Ioby and Alpha tBr Stan'
NOD Yarmouth N- Nereus Coleman New York BerS G,
iiowes Balmuo sazoh snow, Phadep ha Gsucu bean 30
Cleared steamer samaria lBr woolfonden Liverpool
tbFraII Aprii ARRIVED steamers Achilles, Hand
| New port Harrisburg. AlbertSOn salem ,.,,.
iceland lBelg GRIMM AutWeIp ttatue-
spakc Tutte Lynn Fannie GrTDley, Newfo DIX NorinSh
"qoss v6 Kpr ARRIVED steamers Sandman BIZ Dut
| America Der. Meyer Bremen; WIN OIans
Taylor sayannah John Garrett Foster Ne"'forK SARA
Cleared steamer Martha Stevens Chance NewYork
| Sailed steamer NuttOr,l ~ Nyo-L
NEWPORT NEws, April 4-Arryed, steamer Manhattan
WmniSGfoS April 4-CleOred steamer Regulator, Doaoe
sIviSsAa April 4-saled. steamer Johns Hopkins Balu
Sgw.o ORLEANS April AT the Passes-sailed steamer
|
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rwrLvE YEARs FoR srEALING s3O. OOO.

William A. Hail. who was recently convicted of
forgery and embezzienent while chef clerk to the
Controller, was taken before Judge Dcpue IN New
ark, yesterday, and sentenced to twelve years I'M
nrisopment After Hall saw that tho crime was
being traced to him he fled to Canada and fought
the Efforts to extradIte him in the Canadian courts
Six weeks ago his counsel. cX-judge Johnson ran
away from Newark to AVOID trial for forgery and
embezzement and Hall was represented by Cort-
land Parker When the prisoner was placed at tue
bar Mr. Parker pleaded IN mitigation OF severity
that Hall had been brought under the Influence OF
bad men in public life; that IN running away and
using legal process to prevent his return he was
only doing what was natural under the clrcun,
stances that he had already suffered much IN jail
and that Imprisonment was much more terrible 10 a
refined man such as the prisoner was, than to a
hardened criminal.
Judge Depue, in passing sentence, said that since
the prisoner had saved the county considerable ex-
nenSe by making no defence on some OF the cases
against him. some leniency would be extended. lie
then sentenced Hall to ten years imprisonment
npon the conviction for forgery, and two years on
each of two convictions for embezzlement. The
last two terms were made concurrent so that Han
will be confined twelve years altogether. Ills en-
bezZlement amounted to $4,000.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
ann rises, $780, sstsG25 Moon sets 24S Moens agada 10
HON wLTER TO-DAY.
dH-sandy Hsok 1896, Gsv Island, 400 Hell dats 6o6
PH-sandy Hook. 4:05 GeV. Island 440H Hell CATS 6;zS
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Before packing away, | will offer spleInGnl IG
bargains in Seaskn sacques Palet0ts % s
@ Y can ave from $50 TO 81 90 on renaDle earmehs
II puIcinisea'i, ~ ~" oI Los &. C. SHAYNk,
hsueu "s" Manufacturer, lO3 Prince-st
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oU-ov will offer splendid

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Leanness, De-
hpitv rnred by Wells Health Remover" 81 -.
ohl'1 Rol9H OK RATS clears out Rats, Mice loo