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WHAT Is GOING on TODAY.

Judiciary Comm ssion, Bar IS ocaticn, 10 a. N.
Forestry Commission, No. % Nassau-st. II a m
Examination OF General Claa-sen Ludlow Street jail
l y. IN.
Society Of the Sons OF Revolution annual meeting.
Fraunees' Tavern, 2 p.
BOard az Education, y. N.
Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings
Fenc,-s Club reception, p n.
St. Francis Xavier Alumni dinner. SherFf's evening
Mayor Grants Advisory Commission.
Lecture by Henry NJ STANLEY. CE!ckerins Hall u III.
Ma,,.ne.,.ng o, citizens, Liberty Hail. Last New
York p.
way.
Reception to Nh and Mrs. Stanley. Aldne Clue after
l. j. Mountcna Jephsons lecture Lotos cub, p m.
Irish famine n.as,.iu,etlnr. Cooper Union p ID.
Amateur u,a;ricas In aid Of Avenue { Woi+'ns BOYS
club. Berkeley Lyccun, =. ~
King % Holland memorial service, Holland Reformed
Church. 80 p. ~
Brooklyn Union League Club Art COMMITTEE NO. $40
Clnton.aye ,. IN.
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A YOr Nc GIRL BURNED TO DEATH.

Lena DOcsch fifteen years Old. servant IN the
family Of Charles samuel, who lives on the second
moor of the apartmcnt-house 40 304 Bergen-st was
burned 70 death yesterday afternoon The girl had
been left alone the fat by her mistress few minutes
before the accident. While rakinG down the fire III
the kitchen stove her dress caught fire. She became
frightened and began running about the empty rooms
This only made the fire burn faster Then. seeing thai
no help at hand, she ran TO the back window ad
opennc IT, jumped 10 the yard. The people nVhe III
tc Nat below heard her screams, and seeing her jump
10 the yard, rushed ont win blankets ana snothcrro
tGe fire which had almost completely consumed hcr
c10,hing she lad Also Sustained internal injuries 10y
her fall She unconscious when the ambulance
vas called and taken al once to the Long Island
College Hospital where she died in short time.
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ROBBERY IN TIE PlERREPOHT HOUSE.

George Garnett who says Inc is bookmaker, twenty
two wears old and comes from Richmond Terrace, :. l.
was arraigned in the Adams street Police Court yes
terday on the charge Of stealing from guest of the
Plerrepon, House. He pleaded not guilty. and was
committed for examination December o. Gar
nett wen. to the PeTepont House late on Monday
night and was assigned to room. George hc1ei
syrole Yesterday morning and saw man leaving hi
rcon and on examination found his gold watch had
been stolen. The CLERK went to Garnctts room ana
found the watch concealed between the mattress :;
Charlie, f. Deacon, another guest, also missed T"i ~
Yesterday morning, and accuses GaTuctt Of ht'IH :
stolen IT, : Hoey. q lawyer. say pair OF gn!d Gun
buttons we're taken from his room. y nunbcr OF
pooplr SAY the doors Of their were tricd Win
kcys during the night, but the intruder heard them
move and went away.
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Guns MEN rolyIy,; THE rAuN,xY uAvD.

GIBBS NE% JOINING TIE TANN,Nl bANp.
\ number q the Glhh, faction u the MIN Us
.,ubv District are seeking their proper political tci
John C. Shcrhau Tammnny Hail l"tdcr - that distract
.. uud, happy lat might Ly 'hc accession Of some
thing Ike bakers dolcu n u-v recruits 20 MS orran
..,flou IA majority 81 whom have been masqu'rU'i'g As
Erpi!blIcaus Of "a" Gibbs strip" I'D the Min ana
during a." campaign ssyr aid ard comfort 70 lammany
Hail. Among the Gibbs additions which VI. ~hcclW
welcomed last cvcung with great apparent JOS were
Ad1iph Herman. Thomas K. Allen. Gcors" W QUINN
Daniel T. Wilkinson. bernard Crcgan, Philip Lynch ana
John \. Koran
The regular Republicans Of the XIllth vi"Y tins orn
,voVal 81 Tammanyi-m hy Mr. Gibbs, followers MIA
-.t.~. satisfaction. said friend oi Mr. Co"l'' ia
p-,I,lug ~ the change ~ base referred to- Tam
many Hall is exactly whore the most Of Mr. "lob''
lutimaics hrlong. The tact that ep'no ot tH'I arc
now beading that way Is good evidence thlt Nr
Gibbs h,a lo-t his grip upou III, following Hd iit
organization viii soon Ice broken up al' dlNlu'
Ir,oug tl. rc.illar Republicans and Democrats lac
honest AID r.h' thinking Wol who have been deceived
iy t,,Ui,.4 prefer. ions VIII come udtniul, 10 U.f
regular Republican organ yat'n. Ihc Oihrr knd VIII
%, 10 tine Nl.wani, where they belong. The days or
., ,b.,ism' Iu tlc NIiu District az numbered
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TIE REV. DR.. CHAMBERLAIN RESIGNS.
PRESIDENTS ANNUAL EEPoE

The Rev DR.. Lcandcr T. Chamberlain since lo'"
pssfor OF tie Casson Avenue Presbyterian Church. IN
which he succeeded ~. Frazer. the successor 81 DR..
Durvea las rendered hi> ICsgnaton 70 20 int" erect
st the cad OF this month. lie went 10 Brooklyn from
tle Broadway Congregational Church IN norwich
Conn., and las had a successful pastoralr The chNfch
was remcdeed last year and new sundays ,hoolfooH
buit and the membership has considerably increased
under DR.. Chamberlain. For some time he mas 40
voted con dcrable attention to work Tor the Evanech
cal Alliance and Is president Of tho Brooklyn branch
of that organization. 1t j. intimated that he VIII &c
vote himself TO that work AID not accept another
pastn.-tt.. No call + now under consideration ~
liw d. chamberlain j. regarded Ouc 0 tie mo>t
eloquent pllp orators in the CITY and has SPOKEN on
l.a.N UMDIlc OccasOMs.
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Observation-Disclosures APPROVED.

The Republican Club Of the IXth Assembly District
~ H. regular meeting on Monday pa II the fol
lowing re- solution. proposed nv T. !. LurOn.
Whrrrs,, the Republican club of the lNth Assembly
pl.iHu Of New YORK. has read AID discuss ii The
proposed immigration law. published In Tho
fcN York Tribune thcrrt re- be- Il
Resolved, That tals club. I'm regular meeting
embed, does hereby heartily uior,c the general
provisions ~ tho proposed Immigration law and Ga >
,ul, tenders is II p" ana earnest greeting ile
proposcr. the Hon. Hcit; Cabot Lodge Of HASA
ohusctti.
Resolutions oierel Ly the United states
Na.shal. j. ". Jacobus. mdor,ug tn Mckinley
law and the Lodge Election bin They Un"n-
mou-ly adopted Tile annual election OF officers VIII
take place December -.
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SETH LOW HAS A SECOND PORTRAIT

When Mayor seth Lows portrait was sought Tor
n, The city to hang upon the wall OF the Common
Cornell Chamber with those OF his predecessors, lie
selected William VI. Chase to paint 1t. Wien me
work Of Mr. Chaec's brush hung up In tie CITY
Ilau Il called forth 50 much uniaVOratle comment
tboi Mr. Chase asked SIR. Low L. sit agan. The
fr~t portrait was removed from the City Hall. Ihs
second one is now ready and Or. Low has sent WORD
:" Mayor Cap.n that il The city viii accept it. it VIII
ie sent TO the City Han at once. The Mayor mas
rpsDOndcd that the city authorities VIII be gao 20
receive the portrait both Or. Low and vi. thaso
tErl that II is more satisfactory than the first one
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TO ANNOUNCE THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.

The Official canvass Of the county vote was prac-
ucsy completed yesterday and the final results VIII
lie announced to-day. The tot"l vote for Associate
Iudee OF the Court II Appeals l23,o62. Of which
Robert Earl CRep. and DEM received 120,672, ellas
w Mason pro- 1919, Francis Gerau Socialist Labor
900. scattering 20, and blank 1000.
Tho vote for members n Congress Is a. follows:
I'D Dlstiict-Gresham Rop.l, 1923; Body DEM.
81 0O7; Boody's plurality, 0,ool.
TIId-Wallacc VeD.h 1852; COMBS CDem'l,
1870 Coombs's plurality, IS
Ivth-Perry (sepl s.434; Clancy Dcm) 1920;
Clancy's plurality, 9,76e
yti-smith CRcp), 1854; Wagner Dem), 1910
Wagner's plurality. 5,666.
In the XIth Assembly District Joseph Aspinall Rep
will be declared elected By lO.270 TO lOl56 for L. II.
Penhard plurality OF 1873 but formal protest will
be made BY Supervisor Riggs on the ground that
enough misspelled ballots cast for Renhard 10
elect him.
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RECOUNT FOR Az As,EMBLYMAN.

Bgidscton. y. j.. Dee. The recount OF the votes
cast for Assembly In the 1T Legislative District ~
Cumberland County ocgau bcio supreme Court Justice
Read here To dt8. Allan MdcDcrmott, chairman 81
the Democratic state Committee. represents J. l.. Van
,yrlIc who was declared elected by four majority by
the county cauVa,scrS last month. Interest In the
cav, f. mtcn-c, the court house being Filed with "l'c-
lion o@accrs and prominent politicians hVm all parts
Of the county. At only two townships had been
counted each giving gain Of ono for Isaac T. Nichols,
the Republican candidate. The count IS beng hoty
contested on both -idcs. Twelve If Nichols, votes
havc been objected t. and four Of Van SNchlc, Judge
Reed allowed tn votes 10 be count u auc stated tt
ne would reserve decision thc>, objections until tho
completion ol the count.
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sunIyXAcr ~ rrErrYNAN's Ass

Cll.ls,. Dec. D~p".!d..-Nh'a tie in'e. 'S''''on
~, r. pr.t.yr,a, f,lur wa, resumed to-day Attorney
shutter ,r,rng some surprise, which were not ARE
able to the bankers c.,dtpr,. Tie attorney pre-
tef statement of the assets. showing tni o"Au'
no,t.aco, AID otyr securities worth Only F"l'Io'
hal been found. although It wao believed that the
a.set, would rrarh 57O.soO. Cashier johnson was
a.a.n put on the stand. lHd sN'r some Ph'''''''.'
admitted tia; De ilA protected bis friends "hch He
saw t.c crash c.ul.rs Ii- admission c"rroborttc1
tl. evidence al reller EHc,'i- Mr.. Halch "'c OF
the ..toracys for the creditors, Med two u,uN i;
cauccry I'll, morning % -"' o>lde ;le u5t"sII'S -
maize before the failure hy Harry H. hl>hoP'
wlb t.ius3,r-'l property "ortu r-'Uo 70 - H. W. W.
md Vr -tm-.r. treasurer u tAc North DIVISION
Inn I.ar
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDG EPORT.--A syndi, ate of capitalists from
Rochester. y. y, has bought the Bridgeport Horse
Rniivay paving 1880 900 for H. Horse, VIII le Dis
poused with aud electricity VIII become the motive
pow, and the road Will De c&tenied from u mllcs
10 - milo.
NDEWhLK.-IIcnry X. scllcrk di'd on MONDAY. Al
the age ~ sixty tx years H. had been TOSn Clerk
for many wears. VI. Sellcck deacon Ia the Frs:
Congregations! Church. H. W., prH.irClt In tho
Ui..d Lodsc N odd Follow, and Ia ~. Johns Lodge
Il
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SHIPPING VIEWS
pORToF NETWORK .... ......TU ESoAY DEC. > 800
.gtRlNEb

steamer Anrhorla BIZ Hnrr glasgow NOV 81 MGillc
-" wh mdsr passcngers Henderson Bros Arryd ut
the Bar IT l.21 "a
steamer Arrta rr. Pohle. Bremen Nov 23 Southampton
~. mdse and passengers 10 uelrchs6 CO. Arrival AT
tue Bar Al ll.UH M.
Stesmer Nruc,ea Hopkins. Puerto Ctbelo Nov 20. ura
% agutvr with ndse amt passengers To Bouton.
Bliss Il Darlt Arrived ~ the iar At go m
Steamer llonio tBu. Po,rsOn GreytOwn sc. withndse
AMI las,ongcr, lu III Rankin eel ~ The Jar st
steamer or Birmingham. Berg. savannah uayswlth
md,o AMI plsseacrrs 10 IL l. walker
steamer puyaniOtc Walker, Newport News and Nrfols
with md 80 nd As,ougors 10 Old dominion Is Cc.
steamer Baker Chester. Pa, IN baast 10
l. Brazil Mail ~ CO.
nark Daisy \or rolofscn. iosario Angs VIA D@ware
mdse order. vessel to Bonnam BIesen
Barr Giovanni UtaO. Gayagniui LcghOrn so DAY, Win
uise To order; vessel 10 John G Soag9r.
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NEWS FROM NEW ERSEY.
Jersey CITY.
JINtNIsI u =
MORE BALLOT BOX SUFFERS CONVICTED.

MORE BALLOT BOX SUFFERS CONVICTED.
The, fourth lot If ballot box suffer, who served the
Davi,. Cleveland Ring in %ov,mbcr. los9, were con
yiccd Yesterday IN the lU3-oa County court OF sos
SION. a.. makes Lft"c" 90 Oh" sis 'l"N; wa" "'Ie
irfirted that have lccn trcd. and I'll hfc"n h'''
bcc convicted q the conspiracy charged. No d'ien'"
VA made and The case given To She jury without
ar.ur,rt The Court declined charge the jury. r.
m1tiIuc that the IuF V0r int .nccnt enough 20
decide the ca.. without coIuic.f. from the tp1ib.
Ih, irry returned IT,. verdict OF guilty after con.
siItaiicu d. fifteen minutes, Ihc Court deferred pas
in. sentence AID the convicted ballot u"N s'A"'.s
,,cr, locIcd uu il tail Prosecutor Winfield ann u'tcG
thar he would noe r. any more inficed Il c'on oi"cca
for two month.
II was recently announced that Father oiaH'eiI %
st. Paul, Romtu Ga nolic C.UrA. "a, 10 he r.
moved FROM hi, pa~tor2 ~ Ii;h"p Wt-cs. 1"i
ari.l!ourr, Veg, almost Gta1iuor, in protesting
ac,iI,t .uch aDon, and petition. 10 which 4o iaH'
were subscribed. asking tho bishop no, 10 take su'
action vii. be a,nt % bishop Nle-,r
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THE FIGHT.
fgY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TNIDUNE.l

Albany. Dec. 2-Mil Smth VI NNcu lt'-i'- VIZ
,o,cs Of the York and HroohIyn Democratic mem,
-, NJ tbc LEGISLATURE for United states senator II
,..,-,,or Ilill - not q candidate 70: that ohce
,,i.,is ~ Mr. weed who camc here to day IRON
,.v. Work., answered that question in the Affirmative
:, trcr information is correct, Nr. Weed viii be inc
,cce.s,r Of william w. Eylrt' a. senator II. ease
Governor IIill declines the Office because the NV
y,tl and IrookivB Democrats Will have majority
j., ,tc democratic senatorial caucu.. over hali o.
r,c Democratic senator, and AssembyMcn-c!'rt 10
he Legislature live either on Manhattan !'"nd or
M r,n., Islard The remaining Democratic members
~ rho interior Of the state arr 80 scattered tha any
c,uc,rt Of action among them J. Impossible. Ne"
N,r, and rrooalyn Democrats. Therefore, dictate lac
choirc OF the senator In January. The iAt'IS Lave
already stated that their first choir' for senator Is
Governor IIil. II thcF second choice Is sm!th v.
Weed. politicians DO not ''"Dl ''I INC i"'''' "'
J., elected Senator.
oylInan G. Whitney IS rcpu;cd here to haYo
been the political magician who succeeded
,n uniting such usually di.cordont e.
ucuts a. Tammtuy nan. the K19' County
democracy and the County DEMOCRACY IN favor ot
MIR. weed. At tie same tin" it must he 'aiI 'f'.
,Ir weed himself rs is asserted, has hcea influential
in brr,1ng about hi, result. lie Ia, no hetag
nolt!cal friend, in the stat" than Hugh M,LMfhAn
the Boss of the brooklyn Democrat, AID Mani.te D.
Power Of the County Democracy. NJ "ccdN r III
uous with the 1amm,uy Han leaders a'-o o. I'''
wears have been OF an cNc'"dli Il, friendly n.ti.'
II t!, case Of Tammauy Hall, however. II i ';abd
that Tie influence Of William {. Whitney wa iHe
dcc.Gi,s factor with that organization.
Mr. Wr~I i~ also receiving The support oil many ga
Mr. ClyeLaud'- personal friend. IL b, as il d t'!a
Charlie, : Tarchild formerly secretary oi t'f Treasury
il, among them. There support OF Mr.. Weed has parity
"a personal and partly political motive. JIG A'' A''d
iut.ulat, frcuG, hip, with mot Of them ever since
they acted together a, the political Acutcnant' %.
f.tf,. d. f..,I t ..a 20 ff
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MIR WEBER MAY NOT GET THE INCREASE.

The action Of the Aldermen III adding $1,000 to
the salary OF the incoming City Audltor NtOn' or
Anthony Weber excited much discussion In political
circles Yesterday Tie section Of the law which pro
vdas that the salaries each head Of city department
shall not be changed during the term OF Once OF The
person at tie head Of department. nor between tho
general election aud the first Of January following WAS
quoted TO show that the action OF the Aldermen was
Illegal md would fall 70 the ground. Alderman K"yes.
ho offered the resolution swelling the salary. admilcd
that he was not familiar with the statute. ava Went
Va Cornoraton Counsel jerks for opinion. The
latter declined 10 commit himself uDtD asked formally
ion a dellverance and the Aldermen VIII probably aoK
for Il next Monday.
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An interesting ceremony took pa" last evening
In the hall attached b. the Church uf -. Paul the
Apostle Fifty niuth-t. and Ninth ave. The &c, adon
was the presentation 81 stand e color, By
NaGsworth Po g. ~. - q. \. L., 10 the calct corp,
ltt1ulcd to the church. Four companies Of the
corps we're present. AID the presentation speech
made ly cx JuGg: GeTge NJ. Van iioesen. T. which
Captain John j. M1rrrcy, " mpan} y, rep n!cd
Speeches were made ~ General Martin 4. Nc AahOn
and
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GATHERED AROrT TIE TOWN

At the Saturday matinee at the Amphion this week
each woman will receive souvenir copy Of the
piano Of Mr.. lioey's new song, "They'rc After
Me- Miss Pauline Hall viii pia> in "Amorita' all
next week except saturday, when by request she Will
be in Erminic.
The Court OF Appeals has affirmed the decision OF
the General Term against John Y Mckane in his suit
TO compel the Democratic General Committee TO recog
nize him az member Of that body
The schedules of John IL. Doscher. soap manu-
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sUNsEr-Winda AZ Sandy HOOK light NV clear.
Al Clty lsaud-"ind light. WNW. clear
AGrvrG ycsfe.iIs-
steamer qIingval.l tDapD rau5 Coponldgen. &c With
mise and as.rng,ss Punch Hiye CO. Arrived the
Bar AZ IL - ~.
CLEARED
steamer Germanc tUr). Cameron. Liverpool oueens
steamer t;y Of chicago orr. i:eaor. LIVERPOOL va
Queenstown go Peter WrgAt& sons
steamer Wisconsin tGr. Worral Liverpool v.o Qnesns.
,c,,1fr 1n'n% i,r Heclry Liverpool Hurst.
Bunnu ar Gaaspo) I!Nrrp2@ ,ln.k * Jevons
steamer laaCodlle .Drl. SINS. I..ih Barber e o.
steamer Arr GER Chr.stoArrs Bremen VIA southampton
steamer N.ynanr tncls) Wcyer. AntwerpPeter wrghs
steamer Colorado Evans Glly',;on-c II Mallory & CO.
S-,qmer ,,tteof rrNas Williams, Fet
steamer Mann 81 acy savannah Funch: Edge & Co.
Steamer Ranusch tBr. frye. aa'@nhah-fuhoh Edse6
steamer city 0, Atlanta Dole. West Point va-od DOmn
EoanoF. Hupher., Newport News and Norfolk
;,te W. ~, Tome. :s.oori Ne II Smith & CO.
Steamer Herman W.nr. tl-orcsOn Boston II Dinock
SAILED.
Steamers cl1 or Lonon Aaalt aaG sG,nGa Han:
otac Of rrla. TcruAadna cty % Atlanta West Point We;
B,r5, o. s,pe toy Melbourne: Kelvin. shanghai Lun
K41O. AAoj.
Asosa.. vi, Loa2 !snai sound
steamer zen whitney. Tor . son.
AAE MOI EMIN1S OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN POETS
IlvRaPooL Dec 2-AI5.yei. steamer England (Brl. nee
Dec Am 3d. steamer Manhattan OBJ. Robinson from
crsry.rowy DO Arr we'd. steamer Alaska tsr. Mar.
ray from Nsw. lD4k on vay % Liverpool ami proceedsl
SWANSEA. Sov - sailed, -'elmer Lake OntaIlo tb)'
copxyn,sES, Dec i-Arrived Itaia Ger.
AxrwEap' Dec sailed steamer waesland (Beg. Grant.
Hiyng Dec Arrived steamer La Nornlnde Fr Coli
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVAL AZ Ilir. h'IEiN'
CLARENDON General Robert LenoN BANKS. II Al
b,nv TVFRETT-IIam;on Aide, % London. FIFTH
AVENUE Congressman John w. Candlr. u Bo'ion :;
uo-acio GuzInsn Minister for Nicaragua a; W9Shnf'n
and hamilton ward Of b lmont. y. \ "'LNhA -
General Joseph r. Carr. OF Troy. HOFFMAN Wilson >
p,sscu NJ Du;ao MURRAY EILI-Wisn D.
Howli. Ct Boston and Judge lloyt H. Wheeler {"
Vermont VICTORIA-Colonel A. X. Mcclure Of fAils-
delphia and State Treasurer Eliot Danforth q Albany
WINDSOR Congressman Rodney W"llac OF Ma'fa.h''
satfs
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SUDDEN DEATH or ~ on MERCHANT.

Ceryr ". Hedge, dealer in oils at No. Ia Maiden
Lane died suddenly in his oi.cc Yesterday morning
The police did not lrlrn Of his death us late in tho
afternoon. after coroner had given order FIR the
:cmovL Of the body. Mr. IIedg scvcnt ycnrS
Old and lived at 30. 81 Cumberland st., brGOAlyn
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Danrlne Hraocmlss

LEXANDER MACGREGoR'S
"A CLASSES ~ DANCING.
NENDEI.s SOlN Rooms. i0s wEST 55InSr
Pr.Nats lessons time by app intnlehs
n AEL MARwIG'S CLASSES. 1871 East 5othst n sn{
u opened. ONCE hours 10 to - Wednesdays s"-
SATURDAYS. s nd for oiriular'. ---------.
~ ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, l62 East 55th-s,.-A sehoc'
L for dancing drpOrgent and tasthenics; ekercs.''
all the and fashionable dances. Sead for cireuai
AIR TRENOR'S ACADEMY. Broadway and 5sd.siI.
wi GFNER NJ and PRIVATE Lessons ID lLl: Gre L.
FRIDAY EVENING, ADVANCED CLASS. Both So
nv GEORGE DODWOcTH
i. No fs 5THAVE.
Now Omen Glass and Private Lessons
Mems Cl,Ss commences Monday. Decembes l.
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TIE ORIZABA Not SIGHTED.

The Ward Line steamer Orlaba. which left Havana
on November ~ had not bocu sighted up To lat,
hour last neat. ~ anNc' sTt.iIug her sal.y how.
was rllt BY her AGENTS Ia tbs city.
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1rrED AND TIE SENATORSHIP
rr1r NETWORK AND BROOKLYN MEN SAID
T0 BE PLEDGED TO HIN AFTER HILL.

THEY CONSTITUTE \ MAJORITY IN THE DEMO
CRATIC CAUCUs-W. {. wHITNEY's ACHIEVE
MENT-MR. WEED ENGAGING HEAD
QUARTERS IL ALBANY FOR
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Gre Cream

TACr-ucrtop'S lee Cream is ade fr,q pure cfeS M
"A hor.Ir's Patent super Bricks of t' Cream tot
K,auran,s churches festivals. &C. vii keep h1ri ons
ur Douut-y ori.r lroa PITY rliet. D.pets-sVo IN
Az, SO Gtn.,ve 10 PARK Row 10 Ess f25thst, Se"'
y .r< AMI 40 Ful;on.st. Bro. lyn.
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HluslcaI juslruucnIs.
Cost an1 fouuo

> oSr or STOLEN -EankB Book No. l9' So issued by
l. the SAVING, Bank IN the c.ty Of New,lo
., NJ X kotu. All persons are cautioned % ht-oss'
me sam, and requested ~ deliver the book 10 the Bai
corner l4t,t and +thiNr. u not r",toed on the an
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Bank TO- a duplicate.
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.lRcHnlsnor clReIGAx.s rRornna IysAxE

william CorGgan. Of Newark, y j., brother IL
Archbishop Corfigln. sent to the Morris Plains In
sane Asylum Yesterday. lie had been acting strangely
Tor some time Tho police bad lively tgs." with
tn. maniac and he BIT captain McManas's finger
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MARINE INTELUGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

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HrNRY A DANIrrS. NJ. d

20 WEST o. HIST
tho Nervous system" t'eEltOO r'nary OrsA1ss
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blessing of pIr soft. l) oy complexion and gam
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
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DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
.pFcK'a par INVISIBLE TJRULAg EAR CrsHloNs. Wits
,cs hoard ~ncco..fni shen al remedies ia Illdst-sed
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