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In Curing
Torturing
Disfiguring
Skin Diseases
Works Wonders
tr'.A t>-pM.tv?fil t*a *"vM. an.l Mp*ci?'lT br Enrti.tf iT>fl
> ?? -. r i-t? i-i ?' rorti,.?nt?l cllira Bi|__ '?pr*
Km. I '??'.!
Sl'LTAN AGAIN CONSENTS.
i .iiiilnii.'il on f'lffli Pngf.
porl '.--i-s ""rront that th* Turk? had rv?en au
ki.l Christtana durlng four houra
The Armenlai - a -er. wen as=t.: i that Ihey
p_ a . ,| '(.;iT Severtheleas. on the followlng <1a>
thej a ?'>" I :' hered tn their shnp?
aald that Bi kir Pacha. Qovernor of Amaa
. Tirr.aani Armenlana
? >_ them to restrain the populace from
tting rlolence, declaring that he wu'd
nalble for any breach of the peace.
_ thla warnlng the ff-rra bural
. . the M .alemi were at pfayera. Im
'. . ie alarm rap glven the Turk? rushM
: thelr h iaea, armed themaelvaa and becan
- - | The calmakam patmlled
.\r. and appeared I do hla utmoal i 81
the bl odahed The i erg were aent proteel
t.i" Amerlcan c:liegc
rorepolng ls r-omplled from the report ol
a mlssl nn_ry. who pald B hirh rribute t.i th*
oarr.aku.rn an.l the .olonel eommandlng the
The Boldleia pi vtntt I th*- nK'v' from
i the | ol the misalon. T warl
ilmakam wenl i i the mlealon, tak.r.g
i _? tard a lleutenai t and twenty-flve aoldlera
11 nlght. The colonel went to the
wlth the same number >f
ed thoae w] hai been on duty
. rhe BOldlerB
? I ., _ . - k i. : a.* In tho maasacre, th ugh
t:iev wera rather 1 ?- "<?
During trie maasacre a: s:\a- a young Amen
can * man, Mlaa Mary E Brewer, who is en
. work, went, al Immlnent risk.
I the rlotera, f3 only by the
cavaw Amerlcan Conaul te, and rea
I - w man, Who was attached
to the mlai
- ?? ?? (-,.-vvn^r of Hu djln, who. wnne
poat a few weekB :<g">. threat
? Chrlatlan eonvenl at tnat
I haa been | romoted to the muie import.int
; ? ir of Tareue,
THg MiaaiOXARIEfl BTANDINO FTRM.
Boaton. Dee 1?Judge Terreii. accordlng to
r. lispatchei fr m Conatantlnople pubiished
a few wt-.-ks ago, urged the withdrawal of muv
I tha Amerlcan Boa d from the In
if Turkey to the aeaporta Th- followlng
\tu - - - ? ived thlfl mornlng from a mla
, Board explanai iry of the attua
mls-lonaury point of rlew:
? -.;-,'.. ",-.:? ?' '.'ra-1. ' "
.;---. laterloi ; ata ; '.'?" ta*
? | | - : ,i to bo tho-.iti.tir or. our
... ? ? ? itandlni rm; why
. ? . - ho" The Oovernmenl sutnor.tlea giva
.... ? ? happena. thi
a I be protected We belleve in ahowing
.:.....-s
-ar. away. flrat. the very valuable prop
... ?ted; bs ?nd, our
F apersed, ani the work Moken
t hai ... : - mucl Bl r -v prayer an j toi.
. mj >*ar? to bulld Into Ita preaent fair
- na".ve Chrlatlana would De
;-?:,- and terror by th.
whom ihey naturally took for h*ip.
? :tlon?by the very growth unl
, 0f g ra w. rk nere He haa gr-at.y lBcra_aed
??- in rhis matter. fourth. our praa
thlraty impulae* of
?va-n the n loslema.
. iui 1 de 'Ida ua to atay,
last .egree of risk to ouraeleea. If wa
lealre to pr*v?nt horrlble mas
God haa plen t ' rkers to take
X-%. r ?rere our a~ho .* in more hope
f n now. and wa thlnk It beat ro
? . ? - - thlng, ll
has a pacifyln. .ffeci i tl dls! irbed mlnds
? -. - t ng elM for ua to
.1 be to ex
p01 ? .rh.
Thi follos . ? ? waa recelved ln Boaton from
t ? ndent, desr-rlblng the eltu
atlon 1 Hei on and near the southern
< iat of AaLa Mli
g ? month ther* ha* b*-a>n no tlme
4 - n We ar< paaslng
? ? , ? inzlety. The
irkey Ure in daily ar.d nightly
fi
? :- have already tak?n plare ln
lana lt.
. . - red by the Turk? and Cli
? dght fonr
- -. ,
. ? . . Proti -rar,'
: man rho labored a
Ilng u:- the Th- iK?al ...
. ?;. ? i .. : ?. th< Glrla 'ollege
i .great plllar ?>? the mlsslonary
?? -. ti ,.- - _? ? lamei tatlon
. In A lana an I Taratia
re kepl In an ag< ? v of itur, nf
b-1 ? menl a m i ia :? may t,*g!n.
armed to ri,. teeth, br-..
eut - ? enlng agalnal the "Olaoura'
R 881A rAVORED BT THK BULTAN.
AH IRADE IBBVED POH A WARBH1P TO PAB8 THK
lAKIANT . - CONVET THI- KVINO
CZAREWITCBl TO NI< K
q :. I ?- '. 6.?An ln Ii been bv
I the Ruaelan - ?i eette I '?
? . pa?? through the Btralti I D i lanellee for
Ing the . !aar >wll h. who la
?? i Nlce
^-.?:\^?-VoH^: HA8 THE RAILROAD MARKET.
-The markei on the Btock i:x
, hani ii - 'av ;'ri! eloaed fi al i
_. . .. rere Irregular, bul eloaed
? . ? ? ? v ork .irtually haa tha rallroad
nd op4 ratora here
? it^ movementi For
. 'iii.l. r thi Influenci of ' hi
: . iharea were Incl ?
_^_
EXCOrRAQED BT THK MES8AOE
Waah-ngtoa U '' Mr Boglglai tha Boaton
, n__ actlon with refan
: | pOfr
? .na, Ei lay In com
,_i?j -.,. Ur. N bla ??;-. ???
?-. - ....;:: re n itlsi 1
I - - takea
? ? ? of th< j
? ? - '. ' haa ?-??
ind of |
i be ln V ?- ilng on for ,
il ".
... . e clalma
ua.
: ;i OF ARira PACH I
Consta ? * v '**? : "] ? -'? ""
t-- ___-_
. ; DEI RAUDING A KEW-TOEI FIRM
, - .-. ? nce of B gnor Baraa
t ?. an Itallan hai bei n
, . a hflra to ata montha' im
? fraudlng a N'ew-Tork " ?? In ? on
? i, . them i
B04
LAKE K?:"; ICE-EOUND
, |, ,- >i-I.ake Krie. from this
,,. . ' -? - la covered grJtti
leg a te&m b
? ln '.,w,. _;;
loadert and bound up. are fnat. a llttle east of Col
rheater Llght. wlth llttle proapecta of relea Ing
tbamaelve*. Large boai* without conaort. s*>em
to work throuirh all rlghl
ARTON ORDERED TO BE EXTRADITED.
THE now BTRBaTT COURT >! v.istp.ate ALt-OW*
HIM TWO WKI1KS IN WHICH TO MAKK
A\ APPEAL.
London. Dec. fi.?Em.le Arton, who waa ar
hara oa Kovember i upon nn rxtradit.on w
rharpinu hlm .-.th compltclty wlth Bare* Releaeh
ln the Tanama Canal fr-.iud? and aabaaqaeatly ?r
I ra'.gned ln the B<>\\ Btre*1 Pollc* Court, waa a.aln
ar'.,!,7ne,1 to-day for linnl llcarlng.
Artoa'a lawyer a.?ke.i permiaaloa of the court to
produce a wttneaa who aaouM prove that former
Mlnl.trle. of Frame of whlcb MM Bonrgeola an.l
Rlcard, reapectlvely Premler aad Mlnlater of Jua?
tlc* ln the preaehl Cablnet were membera. had
made overtorea to Arton, offering hlm money to
Induce hlm to Burrendei certa'.n papera 1 ?
tempt to exrra i.;e Arton. he aald, wa" bo1 I" the
Intereata of juatlce.
Thc Utwyar icpresentinc tbe Frer 'h !?'
m.ce a camplete denial of tbc troth ol the atate
ments madi on behalf of Arton.
Th" magtatrate refuaed to ? imlt the teetimony
Offered bv Arton'. counael. or to dlBCUBI pollt.cal
ana an-1 ordered hat Arton be -
but allowed bim two weeki ln whlch to make an
appeal. _
Arron was not arrested. a? aUted in the London
dlapatch. on a w-arran- eharglBg h!m wlth
pllclty "ith 3aron Relnach la the Pananw Canal
frauda. ii has been already eaplalaad hrre tbat
the Preach Ooverameal requeated hi. extradltlon
aa a coatama*. who wai aaatenced In ISM on three
common-law nimea -fraudulenl bankruptcy, ewtn
dllr.K and forcery.
Artoa had awladkd rh? Dyaamtte Cempaay of
Whlch he was an admlalBtrator arlth ex-Senator
L* Ouay, to the amounl of aboul TBB.Q
whlch crtme he go' a aentaaee of twenty yeara at
hard labor. He recelved Bve year* more. 88 a
punlahment tor forgery aad fraudulenl bankruptcy.
The?e three ctimaa are the only one. upon Whlch
the Frenoh Oovernment baaei Itl demand for ex
,..-., ln real aim 18 to BBCUre
x-?-.,. a* i tm the i ourta, In thi ??
to thi Paaan i ? i ?
I 3 i? la knowa that the fugitlve from Juatlc* waa the
aaent emploved h\ Baron Relna h to dl.1
I about MD0.U00 to Mlnlau ? ?< I >n n fl Dej II fl
order 1 ithorlalng i
ui . ibui o: Pan in Arton wai
aald posee.i ? contalning
1 the namea ol 104 parliamentary membera ana otner
? Doiltii lan. whom I ? bi
Sh - .-.<- thi differeni I i
1 one ln whl ' ? preaent I
Premler was a men ' ide 4*Toi l* v
'?? ture Arton B ii " i
. - - were not r in ilnc foi
evelations * th. naelzabli Vrtoi ni.gl .
: make In the ? ' *? ?? ' C0I[
t the rtunlat or M-i it<
1 Kepublican Mlnl.l I tlme. So* 11
that the new Frencl Prei ler. M Bours*. -
be ?me a Radica i noi airal I im
Arton s poasible revi
| li arrlral to power i irrei
don of the fu - n tn
suntlv followed bj '.'?? letectlvi
The extradltlon :????- M ' *
ground*; f i nce Bri rr-.-. Ju lg< - |
eaplte Palmeraton'a effort* to .urn
Slmoi Bernard. clalmed by tbe Imperial Q ???:?
ment. a? an accomrlue of Oralne'a botr.b at1
m fronl i' the Opera, the Pi - *no*
that Englan 1 doea nol extradlte
who are not proi en to be actu 'rtn
coni'.romlpod ir. polltlcal atruggle. wagi
own countn I' Arto: ?* extradite be on
the underatandlng thi ? Bhall not be trii
anv otbM- groundi than those of awlndling forgei
ar.'i fraudulenl bankruptcy. But dur.ne; hia trla.
and aapec'.ally if h< appe - he wll h able to teli
a.l h? knowa aboul th" Panam. .candala, ai I ll la
thi* contlngency whlch wa taK-.. advantage of by
:-.:.- counael at Bjw-st., and which gives greal In?
tereai to that queatlon of extradltlon
? -*>
SHOT? FIRED TN THE PRENCH CHAMBER
A rROBABL? MANIAC CREATEfl A BENSATION
WITH a ItEVOI.VER. BUT BARMB KO OKB
Parl?, Dec. 6.-.Iu?t at the tlme of the closlnp; of
husineas ln the Chamber of Deputlea to- lay, a man
ln tbe publlc gallery fired two Bhota from a re
volvar. H;s ahota were not dlreeted toward any
body, bui merely llred in th.- <-.'r The off*
wa? promptiv arrestc.i He ; ' e I ti b< a ah ?; -
ke-per r.ame-1 Leno.r. It la belleved tbat h* la ln
sane.
The rer.orta created n aerr.atlon for a mom*-nt.
but matter. quleted down when lt was dlacovered
that they were harml-ss and evidently m I
wlth the'lntention of dolng harm 10 ar.y one.
THE GAI-E BTILL BLOW1NQ IN ENGLAND.
A HP.IO DRIVKN ABHORE-A STHAMFR ABANDOXatTJ
?MIWOB CASUALT1EB REFORTEZl
London, I"-c 6-The beavy ga'.e that net ln yea?
terday continuea to-day, and a number ol marltlmi
dutaatera have been reported The Meraey i= fa'.l
of iraal ? Bteamer* A few that ventured
to put out to aea were compelled to run for Holy
head or elaewhere for r--h.-lter. A bre baa been
drlven ashore at Rooaay, on* of the Orkaey 1*1
It ls beheved thal her crew v. >ra Land. I on
iay, a imall laland to th- eaefward of Roa
reaterday the Ft*'arr""r Topaa wai abandoned by
Y^r -tw ?;. a Blnklng condlllon off Rtart Polnl
Two ateamerf whl rh were near by took ,,fr ;h*
cre* of the Topaa ln amall boati One o: the me:.
beionglng ' ' ? '? ' ateamer w-a.- dr ?
Minor ca.ualtle. are reported from maay i
A BWEDI8H TOWN BURNED OUT
THREB-POCRTHB OP THI INHABITANTa OF MARI
EBTAD HOMELBBB ANL THg PlRg I ILL RAOINQ
?tockholm. Lee. 1?Th* town of Marl
beea vlrtually burned down bj flre a'hl itarti I
yeaterday evenlng an.l I. itlll burnlng. The te>
grsph arlrei ar. aii proatrai ? Iway tralni
are unable to leave the I wn, i thal letall are not
readily obtainabla aad ?a? boueeje.- Inhabltanti ire
unabli to I ik refuge in otbei pla ? - The
w! i.'h I. situated at th*- mouth ol the Tlda Ijgmllei
from here, ha- a populatlon of aboui thre. th i i
.-fourtha of whom have already been rendered
llulll.',.^.- _
A ME8BAOE FROM LR NANSEN.
BROCOHT HV CARRIEB PIQEON-IT BAVB THAT
Hi: IS DOI.NO WELL
London. Dec. 1?'The Dally Newa" to-morrow
wlll r*iat>li--^Ij a dlapatch from Berlln, aaylng 'hat the
a '? .?: Dr. Nanaen, the Arctle exptorer, hai re
. . al Chrtetlaala. where ahe la a: preaent, a
meaaaga from ber buabaa I, ;*ent by ,-atriet i
s i\ n? that the ? ;? of wh. h l >? S'an.en
la the hea I I* dolng well.
-.?.-.?
ALEXANDRE DUMA*T8 FORTUNE
REPORT THAT THE I RENCH A' TH I: LEF1
8,000.000 r*RANCB
Parl., I '? c 6.?11 ' thu' Alex,.n,lre
Dumaa l?ft a fortun. of 1,000,000 franci
OEOROE AUGU8TU8 8ALA DYING.
!.,,,. |on, Dec. I l rge Am Bala, th* '?*
??:? | rnallst, who hai been lylng
Brighton foi manj weeks, I. :r a dylng conditlon.
He . - un ? :. . rn*, an I hl. gi rd bli
a queal ?;
KAVIOATION BUSPENDED AT BT PETER8
1 RO.
a.-. I-, -. rai
tb* WlBtl r. ari.l tbe fl w
ai . t"! ita ll ba rered
? ?
t'AJT. LOTRAIRE TO BE TR ED IX BOMA.
London, Dec. 9. A dlapatch fi .rn Bro - .- '
: -,. Central Newa aa; irranged that
,; taln Loth*!re, i Dli er who la
I .-? ?.. a
? - ? ? ? ? ' \ -:rir..r.:\
by a i' ??'.-? ileee com . m ol
rt Wlll ? ' : ' , : ri '
? ? Bi
PU1CE8 AT THE 8AVBMA JELT8CB 8ALE
BOME r'lTi PAiNTTNOI BRINQ JT B80-TH U - OP
THE PRUICIPAL PICTUREB
Tbere was ;. good Bttendanc I at the Flftf Av*nua
I ? Pifth*ave., laai aight, when
. tlonaer, ^ i: Normai ? *,.d- on the
.. tun offered for aali It waa tha aecond and
Laal nighl of ihc aale oi tlu lli tlon of Baron
Baurma Jeltach, formei \ - taador from Oermany
There weri ateo i fea othei worka of art of a
i ellaaeo aal I, bul the intereai - ? n
tn-i ln ti:. Siaiirn,.: plcturei The pricei reallaad
were nol conaldered true measun i the va
tha palntlng*
Among the buyera wh , obtalnod tha i'?ms of the
everilni; wet* J H Blocum, 1! <" Wllllard, !l?nry
aad N B Atklnaon The tir*=r dosen ;,irtutei*
off.- '. wen from the bm*b*i of forelgn and oon*
paratlvely uaknoam artiat. an-" brought fmuii
rhe flral plcture to e:.,ite mui h Intereai
?;r "Lake ln Bootland" b> Arthur l'arton Thtf
.Riall pamtiiu; waa pui I iaed by Mr U'l'iiard for
tj*j n L Chretlen* "BHIl Ufe." whlch recelved
honorct.le mentlon at Parl. ln iv>r*. t rr.ught SIVT. and
"A Pamlly ot <"at? ' t.i *'harlea Van I'.-ri Bycken.
r.ajr }lehr> Walkar'i "Chooalng the I'mturai"
broughi tlfiO, and Earh Marketlng u. Rottardam."
by J Koalerae, IJM "Eri'erlr.aT Port.'' by Edward
Moran. brought M.Vi, and "Puhlng Boata at the Porl
of "Btende," by Paul J.an 1'layu, %t<*j.
The ar: gathere.-B wera rouaad to conilderable en
tbualaam over the competltlon for the poaa?-saion of
the picture. "Roaea," by Jean Roble Tne llttle
iHasonHamltn
_
ORCANS.
TIIK i lil.r.lillATBO I4BST oxMAMti
for Barrirt. Becular and Orcheatral Mualc ar"
unequalled. Catalogue of 100 Btytea of OrgVH
trae on appllcatlon Bold on Inatalmentg or
rented with prlvilegi if purchase.
l.tn iik iii AirMii. \f.iv wetMM._
paintivg wa* flnally knocked dosrn for JTJ... Anotn*
work. whlch exclted the bldden aomeflrhal **?
? -. :. !'. rr iul1 ? "Ji me V? l inm ua rhe
? easful pur haai l ' ?? ! '
in_ Mai." i.v .I-.m Portlelle, broughl $350
rlum Vattle ': bj J il L De Ha i '-' }[
HprirK," by F x telobbe BOO; "The Old. '_-'
Sl ?? bj Eds rd r irtlelj ?. $1 i >? '',''
I ? re." bj Jamea A kValker, :-::'' Bom<
ptctures vr? aolJ altogether, and tha total aum
reallsed wi.
DINNER TO JOHN W. QBIGG8.
A GUEST hf THK UNION LEAOUB CLUB
IN JER8ET CITT.
HF OCTUKEi Mir= POLICT AS OOVElUtOll OF
kew .erbbtt ih av addresb osi
? KF'-'i H? iv POUTICT."
Th* I'rion I.encu* nuh of .I*r?*y Cltj arav* a
dlnner lasi nlghi te OovarBor?ea_cl .lohn w OriKcr
al lt? handaome clubhouse in Tork-al . opposit*
Van Voorat r_rk Th* largt dlBlng-roon a
al*Tiat* tr, Bccomodate th* membera and gui
preaent and tablea flrere apread in rh* parlora unl
the recently added weal winc Kx-.Iu 1_* John A
|la:r, president of th* cluh. *at af th* head of
table On ni? rijcht wa?= Gorenior-alecl Orlgga, and
th* ch.-. r bi bti lefl wa? oecupted by Congreaaman
M hon rtrney
Mr Hlair dellvered the adJr*** ..f flrfllcomi Ii
i , "lt i? thlrty yeara Bln * we it?
auch a dlnner as thla?a dlnner In celebratlon of th*
electlor il i Republlcai Oovernor In vlew of the
uncertalnty of another lapoa of thirty yeara ari
oughl to enjoy li
Mr Origga wa* recelved wlth applauae, a-4
ib warmly for lu recepl ? He
apoke oi Ep - ? Polli
"I araa Bomewhal In .eapair," h* aald, Jc
Ing able tO sret COmpctenl men to _|] ? ?
flees, bui after I came bere aad I >k< *' youi
I knes v.. ? re t- - cr> "
Tn* gi atesi epoch in th* world'i hlatory, h
:r, 1861, whi thi questlon of ?]..-->
-.. . . ?? The lasi a; ?:.. he aald, abowed thal
: nol he fo le. by any doctrli ?.
r-_ le, no matter m arhat gulae prasented. Tl
buIi of thi electl n le IM ^j du*. h* said,
prejudlcea >f eraployer and employa, but
flrorklngmen hav* founl out that their Intflrea)
mutual
i;,. ., ;.ir. I thal no party COUld b* auec'.sfui in
,, Natl nai elee lon unleaa plf-^- ?] to a tariff In th(
? of the Industrtea of thla country He ild
?1,.- reauli ol thi Btal ali tlon was that the i- pl*
truated the Republl an party to prol
. lo righl and he, for - waa leter
mined to do it. lt arould not be a governmenl fi r
.: | ?,-;? for thi people Tr.* people nrant* I
nd aalarlea reduced ?rhen too bl*l
I,!b ?;?.?- e?ay. lor 1 proposed to do -....'...t tbi i
desln i him to do
Tl ? menu was:
K!u? T\,ir.t Oy.-.er*.
Queen Ollv* Balted Alm nd*.
i.vi?r\. lt_JI*I.*?.
T.TTI* fl'. BU,
a- ntll
B"il*r! Pn i.i ? A-. Ti-vv Parice.
<"r*;,rr, I' -r; I ae,
llaiir Baull .?..?.
gwfletbrea. ' 'rfqu?-,o,
Filet of B**f?Mu.hro^m*.
Pntato Crr.qu?tl*?. CflflUlflOWflr,
Bteflred Tnmatoe*.
??.-..?". >"...-?-....
I'utich Rocnatna.
Cigarro.
Brofled vu*ii oa Tiaat.
''.jT-ranr Jeily, Or-?n _____
Mumm.
ij batei BaJad
N- - lan Io* .'r*a.m,
? *k*a,
I' ? I I _ 'J 11 1 v.
Kruit. Ctfl ? ra Ch****.
Cof?*?, Cl.nra..
Cogntr
j5r,mP 0f tho?? presenl were Mayor Wana*r. S*na
t ir Muncl? Rogera, Aaocmblyman Denuaae, Oeneral
John Ramsay Majoi Z K Pangborn, El i
ol Newark; ex-Mayor Ollberi Colllne, John
Kean, Clty Clerk ItToodley, Bheriff Toffej County
Clerk John <? Flflher, Poll e Commiaeionet Peter
West Clty Coliectoi Blmon H Bmlth. Clty Treaaurei
B im lei l ? Dl klnson, .? Aa i W. DU k i
.i Charlea W Fuller, Msjor J >h:. IvrK-r.
of Poll ?? B njamlri Murphy, ex-Judge ii. B
Beymour, Aldermso Reuben Blmpaon. John D.
,1 Dln tor Warnei Allen, ?
ll >i ai- 'hsrles W, AIli n, 1". H. Apgur,
I Bamuel Archtbal I, Jamea II. Alexander, Job: H
\ keranan E B Bacon Aaron B Baldflrln, Pri i
,. Blume Henrj Brantlgam Lewli H Broome,
1-r i: M Baker J Hall Browning. 1 >r. Hora ?
Bowen ll J Buchanan Ur Johi J. Broderlck v
- Banta Thom ia B Courl ::- s ho i
s Cowlea. Dr P B Cralg. Oeorr. W Conklln John
i Clarke, Humphrey xX. Carr. John I- Compton, H
H riarke, Charlea ^^ Cox, Osmallel it chrlfltli
\V K Ciyne, Joaeph N Desn, Oeorge Ii"1-!.'. Henrj
Duaenbery xX 3 Dsvla, Judge i1 uglasa, i
aloner I'etwtler, Date, J. w. Duaei.
bery W Dlcktnson, Meorge Domplerre. Willls_i T
Rvan. A. 'l. Evana W F E.y, il E Evi
}. nrj Ewald, I hi Ewuig, K F. Emmona, J. 0
na, W H I'.irr-r Dl B 11 Korman. .1. 11
r'ennei ll II Farrler C D Falkenberg, .1 L
Orsvea i H Gra? E H Oreene, T M G -
i p Henry, i W, Harrtaon, Dr J
H..ffmni,. Oeorge II.v. .-?. l> 3 Htilslser,
FranlLln Jone*. \V B. JenklBs, Charlea M
Klng W M Kllnk, Commlseloaer -I H Laove,
i s Uenogh, v\ J Montaomery, .1 I". Muller, F -I
Matthflwa J. McLaughlln, A J Sewberry, J U
N'ewklrk Aflsemblyman Sotalrorn, W. <'? Nelson,
O r Perklaa O H Perry, Ju lae I tts, John
! ?-,,.? Wllllam E Peara i C D Rldgway, Adam
Reld F Bteveni L B henn rhorn G Stevens, N
. fei c \ Bteltman, M Behulta, Ji . ea-Judge
?\ i Smlth R a. BlmpBon, xX. H. Turner John A
VValke R V Washburn, .1 H Watson, Jame
Warner I" .lohr. E West 1 K Wegmaa, J A.
Voung, J II Weastall .1 H WoodnaaB. C. Zabriakte
ar. i Bhefllel I Phelpa.
?
THK ORANGE HORSE BHOW
THE THIRD Kvn.'.'lM' r-'i'i.i.V AB WTL.L ATTEXDED
AND Bl CCESBFCL AB THE OTHERB
Th* horae show of the Orange Kiding and Drlv
|r.K ciub laal evenlng a-aa rm lesa a Biic,.-e*? than
.... thi <>'"-r evenlngrs of the w."-k. an.l a brilliant
, flilfld the bulldlng completely Th* pro
gramme paased off arlth aplrlt, and aimost sxactly
? : mi Duiing tha trtata In Claaa B, Charlei
Kathawa '? ?? " ": ''"'?=? ' :r-'- F**ti t,on' wa!*
t|? ..?....; ground ? Bharp turn whan the car: cap
Biaod Douglaaa H Orand was drlvlng, and Ihe
iting cauahi 'h* hui. of th* wheel ln maklng
?? turn. throwlng th* rlg over Fortunately
no lajury reaulted aad, after repairtng the dam
gges, Mr. Orand drove again iBto the r!n_. and
was greeted arlth a roun i of applauae
Among thoae present laa eva ? flrere Mr ani
yr- Warren Delano, |r., Mr and Mn iw-r.rv li.
.-:.. Mr ar. i Mrs Wllllam M. Franklln, Mr
_i | Mra J ?? F ? ?? en un, U ?"? 0. idi Fret m in,
jljg, m,, . ? an i Mra Edward M. Colte,
Mr ai.d Mr. D*vSd B. w ?i: n, Mlsi Eleanoi Bter
llng. Mr and Mi P R er. Mr. and Mr<
Mai ball, Mlsa Alma Cohen, Mlaa Baasli
;. . j. ? H. T Ambroae, Mi aad
MrJ ?? iravei Mlaa Dalay Belle Oravca, M
an.i Mn ? barl - R HfliSda Mi an ! Mrs Jame
j- :,_; jj ,,: i Mn it'i-ir ">? .\ Ward, ot Mont
,.;., . the Mon ilenry Potter aad wi:*, rolonel
aad Mra Oeorga P OliMtl and Miss Ji
Tn* Bhow wlll cloaa thla evenlng Tn.. p*rform
a. - ? ? v.'ii be glven om a I p m., ?Ban the
'., , . . .. lea an l i hlidren'a
? p, rn. fl'hen th* .-hani
pion (umpera will compete Tn* foUowing arara
the awarua:
,-u?. ?' alnala rsadalsra, ahowfl rn run-ai.*ur or w?Bon
bar ata a, l:iin-i*ii _- v hlu
, ? ? '
igi Borflflfl Plrai prlae, r*rf*.-tiin,
i I ukrla Hathssrsj saeood. '- n br a BAAY
I'.ilmer.
,'IS be.t ?*ntl?:n*n ? ^..-l-ll* horafl?Flral pr:z*.
ji .. ,,. i F Oolld a* ? ri t Baraa, Mk g>. j?m*?
Binghsan.
.,?- ;i~ r.?n harne** t_n !*m owned ln K*?.-x CO-flty?
i- I *"*? B, b. g., ar.d Pflrfactlon, I j
Chflrlflfl HfltflflWfly; *eeond, Pepper Boa, ch. g.. and ___?*/,
blk. f.. Fr?rik C. "Itelllej
... il. h??t Ifldy** aad..* hir?*-l'lrjt ^r.zr. B?llona,
en m. Edflrsrd W, J*<n ri. Bfleflnd T?rr?hr,nn#. br. m.,
yir? J-'. Oflrkea _ _
THK PATERBON DSADLOCS BRriKEX
Paterfon. DflC. ? (Bpactal).?Tba deadlock ln tha
Po_rd of Aldcrmen was broken to-n ght. and Qeorse
p Se:iior v.as *i*.t,-'i i':tv Rscorder ie BBCoaed
Jame,. F Stewart, who realgned to take hl? Beal
ln Congrflaa Tba aeven Rspubllaaaa and Alder- i
man K*t'pl*r, Democrat, \otei for S*nlor, who I.i a
Republlcan Bentci '.ike* po**estion of the ofllcc
Imme II i
Bli PBBBIMJBM BXPLAJFBD.
From Th* Indlanspolla Journal.
Blmmone?How _n th* world do you get youraelf
Into the proper frame of mlnd to v.-rlra thoae pea
aln.iatl- poem*?
l.mmina? 1 us? a r .i. .... putk
DEFEATED, XOT OONQUEBED.
OOMEZ, MACSO, ROLOW AND BANCHEZ
ADTANCINO UPON MATANZAS.
a LAKOE i:xi'i:niTKiN avr JAMAtCA?AM amkhi
>'a\ ZOI'AVE AMOtfO THI CUBASB?THE
DracROEHTr altfunativf: BEixra
ERl NT RIOHTI OR THB TORCH
Waahlngton, Dee. fi - Th* Bpanlah Mlnlater to
iiay recelved the followlng offlclal telegram from
Gendral Campoa, und*-r Havana date. Thc fact
of ttrl telegram comlng fr.un Havana ahowa that
rlctory of Oeneral Valdae* was deeialve
enough to .-r.aoi- Oeneral Campoa to feel entlrely
? ? ir r? turnltiK t.. Havana. and ls COnBlderod
an an Indl BttoB that th. terri'ory In th? provlnce
of Sant., Clara wlll be In no danger from the
Inaurgenta:
Tl comblnad foreea of Maximo Gom?z and Maceo.
numberta* between 5.990 and J*JM men. attacked
';*?.)? ra 1 valdace, l,2i>" etiong The Spanish troop.
chargi I the enemi without heeltatlon The reheis
fli ! and were actlvely puraued for more than nlne
mllea i he Inaurgenta only returned fire from polntR
. eacape was diffl.-ult, whlle attemptlnp to
i I <?' k the vtgoroua attar-k of tbe Spanlsh r-r.iumn
and lo protect the retreat of th* bulk of trietr for. e?.
They arere linally dlspersed This en.agement
furnlahe. ample jroof of the lack of organlzatton
and mllitary position ln laaurgant ranks
Madlid, Dec 6 ?A spoclal dlspatch from Panta
Clara, Cuba, to the "Impardal" conflrms the re
pirts that the rebel leadorp Maceo, G.>mez. Roloff
and BcraflB Bancfiefl have united their foreea and
sr-'' now leadina: an army Who** Btrength I. varl
OOBly sai I tr, be from 4.000 to S/tOO men. wlth the
uitention to make a .!p->ng and conoertel effort
to invade the dlstrict ..f Matanzaa. put a storj
Bgiicnltnral 4*ork, daatroy cr^pa. and inftict
other damaire. Th?- correapondent aa.ert. that
the rnir. of the combtned army i. Immlnent. ow?
lng t th- dlfflcultleB ln the way of th.ir retreat.
Klngston, Jamalca, Dec. I.- a larga party of
. ia left the lsland of Jamalca in an op.'n
boai to-day and boarde.1 a stearner from the
BOUthward. on board of wbich wa. a formldable
Rltbasterlng expeditlon prepared to nperate
agalnat the Bpanlah In Cuba.
Madrld. Dec ?.?A d-.spatcr- from Cor??n
haper. aaya that the Prinie Minlster has repe.ited
;h- oi \or* nf the Oovernment I Iiamsh ship
owner*. ahlpmasters aad sailcir. forblddine them
I -, conve) men or munltion* of war to i"uba in
Danlah veaaeia, tnreatenlng any violators of the
order nith proaecutlon.
LEAD8 Z00 AMF.KT<~AV VOT.T-NTEEnS.
St. Loula. Pe". fi ?Captain T. Ro?-ser Rr*mer,
formerly r0rnmandlr.a the Ftusch Zouavee, the
-ra-k mllitary company of the Mi.sds.ippi Valley,
lefl thli city November lt, ogtatiBlbly to trlalt
Atlanta. but really to offer hts Bervices to the
Cuban patiiota
A cloae frlend of the -aptaln ha. just receh I
a letter dated November 28. a; Havana. Cuba.
e'atinir that R.'.mer had command nf 2M Amer
leat i ilunteera and 'hat he would have tbe fol
l -.vi: | mornlng for the front. Hla company la
?i pan of Oeneral Oomea'a troopa and certalniy
partlclpated ln the battle of December 2
The reeipient of the letter saya he has means
of mmunlcatlng arlth the raptaln, and wlll us*
them. Flrat B*rg*ant Hlllegaat, of the Dusch
Zouavea accompanled the captain anl is wi'h
hlm in Cuba. There is a hlnt in th" letter that a
large party ' Amerlcana are ready t< leave ber*
l r Cul., and are only awaltlng Inatructlona fr
thi aptaln.
Washlnpton. Des. fi -A promlnent fuhan resi
dent of this elty. whose npportunltles for informa
ti n regardlng the condltton of affalr. tn tha*
iBland are of the beat. and who, when the In
aurre. tii n Br*t broka out, waa .pioied a? aaylng
that ln hiP oplnlon the mnvam?nt wonld not be
au teBflful, hi? n,>w chamt'd his mlnd.
When lt '-v;is told him this mornlng: in con
veraati n that not only Spanlsh offlclals but
Amertcan travellara recently returned fmm Cuba
had expresaed the vlew that rhe insurrectlon
w-"tild Iie BUppre*B*d arlthln a ahort time, h* ex
clalmed wlth an impatient sneer:
The power of Bpalfl 1. BTOfcBBi and .he wlll hav?
to retlre from Cuba. Aeeordlng to the offlcla.
?tatementa of Oeneral Campo. there are 81000 in
auraent. ln the Beld? neerroes. mulattoes and lower
cla?* whltea The upper classe* of the Cubans. the
rty-owne'B, wlll. ln aelf-def.-nce. and becauae
' ? elr Incllnatlon, make common cause wlth the
Inaurjri-nt* The Cubnn prefera even riegro domlna
tlon to a "ontlnuatlon ,,f Spanlah rule. Spaln can
n-> lonaer malntaln hersel* ln Cuba. The stnifsle
mav be prolonged for a tlme, but. as was the case
ir; San Domlnao nf'er thraa yeara' futlle conteat.
gpaln mual withdraw
The Inaurgenta are waltlng to see wbat the
Btatea wlll do this wln-.-r Tf any assistance
ahall !'< given th.m here th.-lr trlumph wlll be a
apeedy one; If nothinc shall be done, then the ln
nta are determined to put tbe torch to the
and achtev. vlctory bv that means. Nothing
ij m rr Inflammable thar. suirar cane. and the pro
ar-imme If carried ut, wlll reaull In inirnenae loas
ind Bufferlng Tlm; lt will be carried out I am
certala.
??? ?
A MOXBTEB PETITIOII FOR CUBA.
rftATEB yy 83 B*0 AMER1CAVB APKINO THK fNITED
BTATEfl OOVERNMENT TO GRANT BEt.
UOERENT KIGIITP.
U'ashinuton. Dec. 1?Bapreaentattve Boyoa, of
Ir. liitnii. had a BKHlBter petitlon for the reeofrnition
ol the Cubana as belllgerenta, whlch he presented to
the Houa. to-day.
It ortglnated at Hlkhnrt, Ind., and has be.-r rlr
culated throughout every State and Terrltory in the
I'nlon, ai l contalna tt,SBt algnaturea Pennayl?
vanla leaa* to the numbei of algner*, with 9JEI&, and
Illlti..^ comea aecond with s.T2s.
li is haadatd "A Petitlon to the interest of Hu
manlty and the Cauae of F-'re.dom," nnd reqtiest.
Conareaa to tak* such n-tlon aa shall result In the
apeedy recoanltlon as belliarerimts of the Cuban
patrlot. in th.lr utrutKle for frcdom.
THE LAURADA CASE IN COURT
THREE ariTNEagBa sweaR THAT imUROEMTI
WERE TAKEN ON BOARD OPP THK
?COTLANS UORTgHIP.
Charleston. B. C, Dec. 6.? The case of the Cnlted
Btatea agalnst the steamshlp Laurada and Captain
Hugbaa her master. for alleged vlolatlon of the
neutrallty Iaw? ln carrylng men and arms to BBSlat
th- ." ibati In.urgents, came up before Judge W. H.
Brawly ln the l'nlted State. Dlstrict Court to-day.
Th? case has *xclted much Interest througrhout the
country, and the courtroom was fllled with lnter
e.ted apactaioi*. captain Htaga** araa repreeeated
by ex-Senator M. C. P.utler and J. P. K. Hryan, of
Charleatnn. l'nlted State* D'.strlct-Attorney w P.
Murphy waa as.-.i."'* 1 by Aaalataht l'nlted States
Attorney-Oeneral Whltney, Mollet Prevost, of .New
York. and Aaatataal i'nlted State. Distrlot-Attor
naj Hughe..
The InUictment .howed that the Laurada w ia
chargeo w'th havbag taken a company of Botdlera
and largi quaatltle. of munltlons of war to the
Cuban Inaurgenta In the latter part of October. The
day'a proeeedtnga iiinalatail ln the direct an.i in
dir..-- examlnatlon of thr.-e Spanlards. who cjalm
t , bave be-n on the I>aurada durina; the October
trlp to Cuba. Theae men, all of whom aald th*-y
?rt-r cltlz'-n* of Spaln, gave virtuallv the same te
tlnionj They say rhat they had neen employed
na tirrmeii on tbe Laurada. TU- reaaal ha i aailed
from N> v Vork atxuit H:n<i [. rn. on (ic.ober 21.
When ab .ui two ni.le* off Bcotland Ughtahlp ibe
had atopped nnd watte*! for two tuirs. whlch had
little g:erms?
cause convumption. Cod-liver
oil will not kill them. No rem
tdj at prefent know*n to tha
doctors will do it. The ge-rrns
flo?t in th* air, 4*^ery where, and
we cannot keep from breathing
them into our lttags. We neea
fear nothmg, however, if we are
in good health. But wben the
bodjr is weaic, and the throat
and lungscongestedfrom coug'hs
and colds, the germs irija^r g-ain
fbothold. To prerervt their doing
it we must reheve the conditions.
Scott'i Emulslon, with hypo
? e- a...*"^'liii ai i' ?i" M <***maae*mam^e?mma?mm
phosphites, will resto-re the
f-trength. increase the weight.
heai the inflamed membranes
and prevent more serioustrouble.
lt is an easy remedy which acts
promptly and relieves quickly.
>*c aal gi.ai Icerr * aarwtJ*. ChtmUta, N*? Ywk
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For November ,17-1,000 copies) wa*
gold out in ten dai/8. i new edition
wiii bc printed.
The December McClure's is still on the press.
as the edition was 60,000 copies short on the dav
of publication. 1* large presses are at work, 13
hours I day. The edition. however. will be a
Quarter of a .lillion.
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printed from duplicate piates on two sets of presses.
The First Edition of
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The rubhshers of McClure's lagazine have contracted for a com
Dlete Drinting and binding plant which will cnable them to print
900000 Coplaaf a Honth. This plant is expected to be in operatlon
in time to print the Mav number, which closes the thi:d year ot
the magazine s existence.
The pubhsher.s will (ill all orders and subscnptions for all num
bers ol the maga/ine. ?
The "llfe ol Lincoln" began in the November number and will
run one year, and will contain over 40 portraits ot l.incoln and fully
300 other portraits and pictures.
? S. S. McCLURE. Limited, 30 Lafayette Plaee, New-York. r
:mr/mc/Kmym^m?4K4AV*Z*^^
at.proacr.ed her from ba fhe tug. ha pu
aboard jf her thlrty-tV ind a "om,?L?
bozea of arm. and ammunltl n Lmring th. o> ?
the men bai drtlled eonetantlj *lo?mt*f*~'??
^?^r-v-x'^.."..;
afrraUSTBUI feifi
!,',"?l!,in"S.. >??,* o ?,? ';. ^:^y;y
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kT;.r";rStitnony Of the wlt...--'- WB* -f^;" '?>?
an Interoreter. a. none of then ? ull .peaK tt.g
fiah.ThS^aaa wlU be conttau. I t..-m.?rrow.
??*> -
A NEW RULI TOR BXPORTB TO BPAIW.
??La* Novedalea." of K*W-1 Bp*nl*ll or?
gan ln America. pibllsh-1 tr. - IB Its laaue
! ust evenlng:
The Conxul-Ceneral of Rpain ln V ? Vork rity
h.ieby notlti.'.a th- pubuc that on and arter Janu
an l" UM, certlflcatea or orlgii ? he reaulr*!
for all gooda ihtpped to Bpaln arhether ient dlract
. or ln tranalt, In a< jordan ? a l Jaw or Jti.y
' u.-lfftif,. That th- certlficate mu.l b. "gned b.v the
I manufactur. r. producer. legal lewmltajry. *r ??
torney for tbe former Tn- g*ata nui
( perapnally tak.- th*- dedar. th. ? iuii au
thorlzed party or tegallae the algnature ot 'be local
authorltiea, when kn.wn to them. N<> ?'""*?*'?
wUI be legallaed or lasued to an attorney uniea. hli
,! authorlaaUon or power >f ettornai ia nrai
riled ln the Conaulate. Certlflcatea should bc drawn
ut. ln Bpanlah or Prench to avold delay and ex
pena. of tranalatlng So vaaue terma wlll be
permltted In the certlflcatea Certlflcatea wUI not
be accepti I '?<? m an) party havmg made a fal.e
.:. iratlon Bealde. expre?.lng the name and real?
dence of the manufacturer or producer. and lf
signed by an nttorn<-> that of the latter 88 4*811.
the certlftcate mual atate the lestinatlon and coa
Rlenee number and kmd of packagea, thelr num?
ber marka. groai weicht ln hli r*ma and da*. pf
merchandlM. Blank certlflcatea can be had at the
Conaulate General. arhere further Jnforrnatlon <jan
be obtained A. H.\l.l>AnA.\0.
New-York, Dec. I, UM
ARlir 0B3BBB
Waahlngton. D8C ? (Speclali The followlng Army
orders have lieen la. ied Laave f?r twenty rlay. la
g-ur-.ted to ?'olonel OBWald 11 Krt.-it, supeni-.tetident
l'nlted fltates Mllltary Academy Captain Walter
I. Kl?k, Corpa of Knglneers, wlll report by letter to
tha Batiiatary of the Treaaury far temporary duty
as englneer of the Thlrteentb l.lght houae Ulstrlct, to
relieve Major .lamea C. PtaSt, <'orps af Bnglneers.
Ma.lor I'o.t wlll transfer his preaent dutles to the
temporary charge ,,f Captata Mbbi an.l wtll then
nrpoaad to and tak.- statlon at I?etrolt, Mbh , and
tak.- charga of the ?<>rk of rlver and hHrixir lm
proxement and dutlea. connected theiewlth l-lrat
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and proceed to New-Orkaaa aad report to Captain
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to tak.- atfecl December IE*, la granted to l.leu
tenant-i'olon*-! I'eter I? Vroom. fn.pertor-Oeneral.
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i: Jonea. udlutaiii Hi Infantry.
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WATCH
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In 14 karat gold, open face, $35.
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