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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
EVILS OF THE roo J.-ROOMS.
AUJtr.Ki) i ?;.ri>s is Tim mrriNO OWtt? HLUABB
OUWI?18 ? IMIUUBtl YYtlS Yol Ni. mi m ?
WITHDIlAWIVt; MOW V Mr I OH THE KLKCTIOV.
The publicity which SBIIUBIlis thai si'llitijc of
pools at auction has made that form of gambling a most
effective tne-liinn through wlncti to exercise an influence
on elections, an 1 i.T.:s ttit- opportunity for fraudS lu
nianv ways. It Is alleged that during tin: |>:irtt week
those, managing tin; billiard tournainent hiivt? avallt-l
themselves t?f thine B?f?BlBMS iu tlie mast so.
and marked way. The toornasssal is S-TSrUsi ?l t<> SS a
faircoutcsfttf ?kill iMt ween a number of tint- plants,
Dut peraous claiming to have iintliority for tlielr statc
nieuts assert that the whole affair was arranged in-fore?
hand, ??nil that Hit? winner was lung BfS decided., A gen
tleinan who is aetpiainted with (?time of the amootli ?uni
questionable way? of the t.illiaril players. MM yesterday
that the Centennial tournament played at Philadelphia
Waa admitted to hnv? BSSBB SB indie frnin Hist to last.
Wo know nothing direetly against the fairntSH of Ihc
present mat? h, hut tin- probabilities were not in favor t.f
honesty. The runMS was clreula'.eil that bai
feelings existed bstWSSB two or three of the
playera, and that mat.'tnei'.t may have been made
to assist In the fraud. The reeortl of billiard tmir.i i
ments for fairness was very had. They were gotten uj?
by uianufiicturers to advertise the billiard tabl? ?. It
wat expected that the admission fet ft would pay ex?
penses and the prlzca to the players. The game of Ml
Hard* was so much otie ?if chance thai it was ea?y to ile
termpie be'i.rehand how the game? should result. The
sama precision which could make a diltlciitt shot could
make the ball come so near SSflnttng that tlie spectators
would have no proof of a orear?anged rcault. Theti the
players could take the money coming to them in the
shape of prize? and ?o place It In the pool* as to win a
large amouut, to be divided, with the prize money, be?
tween them.
If euch Is the case, then all the betting progressing in
the pool -room? juat now as to the Issues of th? l"i:'i a
ment is most unfair. While It is to be regr? tted that any
one should be cheated In such a barefaced manner, yet
the men who frequent these places must look out for
themselves. If any one will take the trouble tB watch
the crowd of betters who patronize the more quiet SB.
Inconspicuous French pools, saddeuiB|| sights m.iy I.?.?
witnessed and some realization mav lie ?rained of the
subtle .and dangerous influences of these gambling
places. Many boys and very young men who have ti"t
the coufldeiice ttt buy conspicuously in the aiiclinti pools
Invest many dollars iu this quiet way. Among tlie crowd
that seem charmed to listen to the click of the
wheel and to watch for tlit? appearance of the num?
ber In the bull's-eyes, boys only 111 ot 17 years old n.-e
numerous. Some of them arc well ?rssssS Bal BBSta srs
shabby and look pinched w ith want. Tlit-y all display au
eagerness which shows that they understand perfectly
?well the mode of twttintr. and have more than a totM M
tor's BBMtSSi f?uch a sight could have been seen yct.i
day n??on in the pool cellar at No. _ llarclay-st. Ttie
betting there was all on Inlliaii's. In sume establish?
nients the I'rlce of tickets BBS BSSB placed at i?'.' STS~tS
at$l. Three dollars is the usual price. These roduc
tions have attracted and arc intended to attract persons
of small means. Thctetiiptntion to increase a small BBSS?M
by a lucky chance is thus place?! M the WBJT in the nio.st
rrroslatlbl?) mantier. At No. 1!> Wc.-t Tamil IS_M-M is
one of these cheap pi;less? It Was crowded yesterday by a
number of remarkably young men from the lower
of society of older sporting oba i
MSB was very ?loiioealilc. Tin- e i.e: in?? ami Bit?real
that sat on the old youBft faee? watt pain tuI la the SX?
treme. At one moi-too?i a notice is posted that boy?
are uat admitted. I ne crowd there is perhaps some?
what older, but sti'l S tOTf ?...ling element pr? dornt?
natts. In fact, at all the gambling resorts the same
features are prominent, the only difference being that at
the inure fashionable rooms the betti rs are mon- la?!:
lonal.lv ilrtsMil. It would stem thai the evil inii.-t -non
Bttraet the attention "f the proper authorities.
Consiiieiaiilemoiieyin-ti.il tin? general rasali of the
Presidential election wa? withdrawn at Moniaaer'a pool?
rooBisyesterday,both si'l?? eousentlng, and Morrtaacy
retainhas his commission. A large number ol peraoua
have handed In the number? of their Uoketa. t?> show
tin-ir will?icneas to have the money drawn. Many who
have purchased tickets on the auovt as ol Hayes are ? 111?
lug to abide tin- result. There Is nol much probability oM
bets being paid before the me? tins ol the Electoral i ??
bn MniTiss, ? ?- pooi-rnoms are being tranaiormed Into
billiard-moms for the Winter.
Very little of the money in Johnson's hands is betas
drawn. Johnson received a binick eye In Ins own poo]
room? mi Wednesday after?on, bui not sa boom thought
through any quarrel growing out of the betttac. A man
who a year ago Bad been prosecuted for making an as?
aauit oi? Johnson'? brother, entered the rooms nndca the
Influence of Liquor, mid struck Johnson without warning.
I.S IT A B0QU8 ENTEBPRI8E1
THK HIDS >N HIVHK TI'NM'.I. INDllH StTSPICIOVS
DIltKIIIOX.
The Hudson Tuiiiitl Railroail Coiiip.inv MM
IncoiiKiratetl, iiiiiler Iks at'iieral railroatl laws of New
York an I New-Jeis.-y. in May, 1878. A cm ul.if slialt
30 feel in diameter WSI sunk in November, 187 I. to the
depth ol 211 feet An injiitittinii tin il put BStopt*the
Work. The Mlowing in'ormatloii M olitaiued ff.un llie
BasSB ?Itlilavil? and tesumony of the oriirinntois nml
promoters ot the scheme, made tart?S the llttcatlona
whit h foliowed, an I ft..in SSSirSSSaMSM with the BSSB
thfiuselves ns well us with otttsMa persons.
The scin-me of this tunnel was starte,! by I), r. ~[asklBI
of California? Con\ ineiiiir oihers ol tin- ica.-ilu'itv of the
plan, In-"i-i?ati?tctl a coinpaay and seeiired ?-niiiiith sub
ernttera for the stock to BOBlply with tlie law lu order
that they BSlftM 0~ftS f,,r ? ''harter. Hat bSSSSSBSB. with
himself William M. Foret- tit Newark, Senator .Iones of
Kcvada, and Trciinr W. Park of VeinMBt, and tin? four
men have thus far turiiish. ?t all the money BBS) ?-?? ] t??:
expciiinetiis and for litigation. Several injunctions have
bCs'U served unon them, hut th.v have nsSSS-S. in 1? a!
iBft iheir opponents la ?-very Issm? ?s MM reqaesttbT
an injiiiiction was di nietl on Nov. 17 by Juil?_e Nixon, in
the Cuit'-d States ?T'iieuit ('..iirt at Trenton, and thM M
SOldtohavt ? mied all the 'roubles of ??I Tilliue! Coli.
pany. On Montiay la-t llinry ft, Wliite, counsel tor
the company, nerved a notice upon Mssss
Taylor, l'resiili-nt of the Jersey Shore Im?
provement Company, and Samuel Sloan, l'r. siit.-nt
of the Delaware. Lae?awaaaa and Western Ballroad.
th.it tin eommiaslouera appointed t" condemn the land
owi.i'.i i?v their eoinpaiilea would mewl at Taylor*? Hotel,
Jerse* city, on Deo. -. Tin- coiamlaslonera are W. B.
Wiiiiains, e.-.luilr.'e James I.. t?_,|en, ami K? C. llncnt.
The land to be i-oiub innetl Ins on ea; Ii side of til?' eentel
of l'ifiet-ntli-st., Jersey City, the Improvement Companj
awning one aide, sad the Delaware, Laekawat?ia and
U '. st. in Itallr.a.l the other side of the line. Tue Tunnel
Company only wishes to pass undei thia Una beneath tlie
aui'taec, but t?i laws of New-J? r???') ?It? the ov. jieis < mi
irulof their land,?ader certain eutamstances,toanj
?SJtth. ami llns ciitised tlie law B?Its.
Just wintt dasawte will be done to the persons opposing
th? silieinecaliliot be ill tcillillieil b\ illiilii? I? ?,'e,| ;.o..p,. .
aetl the courts allow them lume. Mr. Hssk?M said thai
It had been Intimated to hutaftMat opptmins companies
iouuiit the plan Iu order t?> make the Tuna? I ? ompany
pay a l.ii|i>-sum for the privilege. The attorney for the
Delaware, Lackawaauaand Western Ballroad Company,
Mr. Briabin, said thai It waa?imply aqneationof l<
Bte thought there waa no legalruhl In the procteediug,
but as tin- courts dni not sustain tulaassumptlon not bing
watt to l?e done iu the matter Inn to allow the Tunnel
Con1MB] to ko on with Its work.
I ul. Win. 11. I'aine, one ot the ?tu'liieirs for t?
I;iv? r BHdftr, M the Tunnel Company's engineer. Th?
plan which be has adopted so Car is to sink a-haft upon
the Jt-rs. y City side, and lo exo?rate both east and wi ?t
for the tunnel. Compressed air, conducted throuirh air
I.?-k- ?ml foiled by ?leam-pomps from ahora, will fire
a ?real mt-sMire at" the beailluga. The excarstmns will
only hs carried forward three feetahea?Ol the brick?
work. The excavated earth, or rather mud, will Is
aiiove.iisi into a hopper, from whlcb a pipe ?nil lead up
through ttu- shaft to the surface. The pressure ol the
sii obtained i?y pumping will force tins aemMiquid
natter through Hie pipe, and 11 will in? diaeharged into
tu?-r?\er. Tin tra?na will enter aad leare the tannel by
means efteag approaches having desoeudlns icradi ?.
ictual number of ahareholders ana thearnoant
snBoetibed catiuot at present be ascertain ?i. M
km?, who i? the prime mover In the matter, aaya they
are not askiiia; ti e public t??t any many at pit si nt, .mil
unlll the] do they tin li.il c;iie tti make tlieii all.ui s
known. Ho says tut th?ae who hare sobaertbed are all
MM?Mm men who an- convinced thai the si home will in
?Bsssssfal. Hi?", pay all Hie s.?y and h?renerer
sought publicity ol m. ii plans, because expt in... nts liatl
to be tried, iliigstiou had to be met. ?ml i.niiiit- araa pos
slbli-. Be ihmks t?at bow there U no doubt ot i
un?t?* .ometmug unforeseen should occur. When the
books ait? op? ned for subscriptions, he says, the public
shal1 know evciythiiia,'. Work will imt be begaa aft__i
until afttr ihc land ha? Is in i-oiideiiiued.
THK OKliKK OF liKAIHS IN A B-Q7W1ICK.
A very singular SJirstJOB W_S rais??l jrnsMll
day before Judge VanVorst in Siipr.iim ObSS i.i BSBSSBSSb
in the suit of Newell und others uga|iiat Kitl.w.iv ami
others. The plaiuil?s are the representatives of the
Wishes of l.,:_abc h M. Walter, a daughter of Joseph
Kidgway. -bodied in 1878,toartaft u will containing
elaborate provisiou? for her two childNB und her hus?
band. Her children were to baveeacb the lucouie of
815,000, with cross-remitii::d>-rs between ihetii and snv
Veralon to her husband, who wan to have the in
?jome of ?;.I,(100, with i? laitnler to her
children, while over all was a (rift of
any residuary estate to her father's next of k:n. The
estate is nearly IfftyfttH Her aged mother who sur?
vived her, her husiiand aad her two chlldit n, all perished
In the wreck of the Schiller lu May, 1-75. lfihcchil
d.-i-i. ?lied llrst their lather became their heir, and thi??.?
Who are hi. heirs are entitled Ut tue property. Ii the
father died Brat, the children, lit ?rs, who are ihc rela?
tives both mi the mother's side and fatli'-r'wsldi-.an-heir?;
but if the gmiitiiin tiier dit-ii between the father aad iiu
-hildren, a third ai rangement comes Ja us to bar heirs ;
snd to make the coaltuaiou complete, lf,-ail died together,
aUll anotlier rule will regulate the distribution or the
property. Ifeu. ? no sridenec as to which died Br?t,
had Us? ?jut?-... prtaeutod to the court is whet-er there
Is any lejral presumption as to the order of the death?,
and its effect if there Is Mich presumption.
CELEBRATING EVACUATION* DAY.
DINNER OK THE YKILHAN*? ??K 1S Vi Dl-1'I.AY OK
PAUL JONKS'S KLAO.
The bbbbbbbbbM (?f tlic day wli.-n the Hritish
army evacuated mm auW sfaf. Bo, l7Bt?aaa bbbbi into
.1? ?u. tinle, and duriufr the p??t few .?Lit?, with tin* ii
cei.tion of the veteran? ..f tin* War 80 1818, tin- i'li? Bad
military ?nitliorities have taken no part in cnmiii.-m'ir.it
ln_ Hie anniversary. The uiie.i lainly of tu- w.a'l.r
and the probability of cold or Mot?n hiive contributed t.t
tin* (iinI??lon of any out-door display, and tin* day ha?
never in- n ii lagal luiliilay. The last military parad"
oeeiiired five or ?Ix year? api, t a troops forming on the
Boataa atnBrtaad and ?arahbag at Usa <-ity alaag Usa
?:iiiu* route as that follow i -I l?y the American artny !?:t
iga, it is not lu-ut.aitie. Hint ifiv -ataaral Bestara*
tiiiti of the day will lie held ill > ? 11 the c. iileimiiil aiinl
"f the British dispossession.
The veteran? uf the War of 1819, however, refresh
their reeullection? of this ev< tit liy an annual dinner, hut
the number who parti? -ip.itc ht It at constantly ?lecieas
llii.', five Of 111?' vet? inns bavin?.? died within the Baal
thr.e month?. At the la'-t diiiner Itetwetii 'JO ami M
BTia pitaxBl Tl.e v?t?ran? will meet to-day at 1 p.m.
lit Military Hail. Bo. IBS BoWSt J, and will BtsaaBi in
rarriacc? tu the Sturtevaiit liuiise, at liroiidway and
Twciity-nlnth-st., where the .linner, provided t>> the pro
pnetors of the lintel, will ha ?erved. The feature of the
liaii'liict will ha the di?i.lay of the celebrated Bag of
Paul Jonc? liy Mis? Sar.l? Smith Stafford, who al?o un
fnrled it at the clf-mi? (if the Ceiito'mlHl Inhibition.
Mis? Stafford. Who resides at Tri iitun, N.J., IsTli.veais
of in, bright, cheerful, ?ivniinii?. and possessed of re?
markable powera ut iiieiin.ry. She is ven fond of re
eoantlng Incidents of h"r rlrtbood sad event.? in the
lives nf ner father and of other persuSM* who ti.uk part
in the Revolutionary War. li I.a- been erroneously
?tat. .1 in'i'in. i liiin'si. thai Miss Stafford was the grand?
diiiiicliter of l'aul Jon-.?, who died in Paris, iiiiinur
rieii in laTTMBstkin with a reports, jresterilsy,
Misa sta?Tiiril expressed Intllgnatlon si lbs doubts
which have inn? thrown on tin- ?_*. nuBMnesa of
the flaic and the ti iitlifulness ut hei story in regara t<> it
?s>
UBS ('ASSELMANN'S VICTIMS.
THF Y MAhK CilAK?KS Al.UNsT BBS 00 KliAl'D AND
Til 1.1 I.
Mrs. Sarah F.. Ciissclniaiin, alias Hanker, Smitli
erlaiid, sad lie.itn-itga-fd, the bnaidmi; house ailvi BtSUCSS,
was liii.u?-lit lufiir.? Jastka I'ivby at the Washington
I'lai-e i'ulice I'oiirt yr-lcida? nn.i lilil?,' for examination.
Mrs. C F. Hishuiinf Ha, 00 Fifth ave. testified that she
l*.n t Mrs. C.iss, hiiiitin ut tin- Ma it I.y Boast two ?ear? agit,
and that she caine ti? her house in Kiftn-ave. mi Oct. 23,
tad repres. ntcd to hit that ?he was very wealthy and
de-ired lin.ird. She exhibited a receipt tnr 0*180 for pro?
fessional service?, purpurina: In BS ttgMd by Fdward l1.
Wilder, a lawyet of Nu. Ml liroadway, and a latter m
which ha BsTtrtaVWatdgBel the reo ipt uf 0000 a? a present
fur successfully comlm-tliu,? a ease lot afra. ?bbbcIbibbb.
Mrs. Bishop was well aojuiiiiiied with Mr. Wil
<li*r, and almitted the atiOBBat 00 her house,
where ?he. relllii'.ne.l until the BMCBlllg 'if BOT.
S when she .?u.ld.-iily disap e.tr.-d. Mr. Wilder iBBllBod
tout !..- Unow'Mr?. Ca??i I maim, and that she w a? indebted
to him for Btgal SSI I :. ? ?. Bad that he had m-vcr reci-i? e.l
Oil) money from her for piotcsslomil ??nice? nor a? a
pr. ?int.
11,inn-.? the examination of the above witnesses. F.I. a/> 1
11. I'.eleh ..I No. ,'.??ii Seventh-, i\.-., chai gad Ml s. ('as-. 1
matiti with st.tabag a aaaattt? af tai-tas* aaariag
ii|.;.ii!i.i. ana pair of ikaO earrutga, aa I a shell ebsln aa i
luci.et, vabie-t altogether at8188,fronhta mtdewea ..?
No. 100 Wi ?t Forty ?x;t!t-?t., while ?he was beai'lin.
then durinc .Inl.l and A'Ilii?! last- lie stated that bi?
lla.1 vi-it.-.l Mr?. ObSM lniaiiii at the Tuiiib? on Wc.luc -.In?
last, ana 1.1 to ga i/c! the Bsmagi whieii aha irata as laoat
stolen f i. in hi? li.uise. Jii-n, ? Bl-hf In Id Inr in oV l.iuK
of *?1,0(KI bal! to ttlinWei this chaiiic. and utlpiiltii'-ii Ukt
. \!iiuiiiati:.ii until next Monday by raqnaal of Mi
?(-matin's counsel.
A IRSW UNE ? <> CmCAGO.
Steps liavr boea taken t.? <>?? n il n?v, trunk
line I StWSaa this city ai.l Chieai-'o .mil the S. ??;! V. e?t
?OX ?HI early day, b? lie- w;i> of the Canada Soiillielii
Railroad. About 7<? inll.s of the easti ru pint of the
?liieafo and ?"anada Soiith.rn Railn ad ?li? Which
it 1? proposed to cotlllict CBMBage with tie < an
ii.I,i soiitii.iti ?it the <n.--i'i_* Of the lieti.iit Klv.-r
? were completed some tune BgB, but the ll!
He-? of Coiiiiiiiidoie Yaiidclbilt, it is Hated,
stopped work. The roaafaaa trsai i.i?.n. istawsstrra
t. iminii? of that pm ti.iti uf the road now in opei al mi,
to Edea, a tiis"i:iee of 88 Ball -, had besa made raadj for
tht t.es and la '..?. I i OBI l-deii to Rut I. r, the east, in lei
minus of Ike F.-l Kim r K.-i'lroal, l lie <li?!.inee is onl? sin?
mili ?, and the F. 1 liiv? r ?'ntiipanv has BtWpOBtd
to build a track to Fd.-n if the CMesgS Bad ?anada Smiih
em WlH (-..till.let.- Its line to that |',aee. B0 Ihi? He
colltililioil? line will be established tO LogaBSpSl'f. III.I.,
Bad thence to Lafayette, 0t Lou:?, (?m.iiiii. Ac Tills at
laBgwwifBl will also giro the Bel Kmr ___brn_d a dlreei
ii.iincetii.il with i?i ti'oit and tin* Barth .uni Bast, ii.<
Chk*sgo .iiii-ii.i] ..f th.- iiaitinoie aid ohn. Bailroad
ihe propos? .1 m*w rmiie aeran ml i ? weal "i Eiden,
ums taralshiag a dJrecl ine in tin- Cbie?gosnd CBnsds
sont iiern to chiciiro bjr psvsBBg over seren salles of Iks
Bel EUrer traek. Tbe JKel Bttrer ?Dossp?y hss aaassd t"
pro-rate with the (nil airo and Canada Si.iiti i-iii, a lui tin
?.iltimi.ie ?nil Oil in In? otle.i il mi? f.a \. .:a!.le li-ruis fur
the use of its tiaek to (ini ,!":?>. Iks distases f roln I I' n
t.. ?'nieairo i? ai?.??! 180saltee by thsproposed raar-ts. li
Is e'ilimed that II:. re i? no int. tllloll of ablilldonilie; the
original i.nrpoa? ol baildlngsn Independent linefroin Ihe
Detroit Rlrer to Chicmito, Iml tin new Uas win ho tailed
until the inaiti line i? tlmsheil.
MR HLKCIIKirs LECTURE TOUR.
TIIK ILiLINIi IIIA1 III! I'.IM. rOWAJtO IIIMMI.l
AND I'l.YMitt III ? ill ill II.
Tin* andient ?? preaenl Li-t Digfal t?? tistcn
to Mr. I'.'eehei'- I'rnl.i? e?,-...n, talk tilled tin* leitur.
room of l'l> mouth Ciuieh. Mr. Keeclier -aid BB had
Inen abseilt on a beiuiini? ton: 1 1 da-, ?, ami though! II
not improper to afra BOOM iiio,.-i;iphi.ai sketches. 1 ul.
lie would s|n ilk ol his itim rae, , ali.l then he would i;l?e
some ?emiai icllectioli?. lie W tilt til ?t to S|.i iiirli, I.i
aadkad a BaodLttase, with one rxeeptton the hall la
whn h he spoke was l.e.nitiliil |.ith-e?'e bill ililln n'l L,
the ', nice. Ni -vert In ?ISSS, th- eoidialit?of bis amlicliee
Waa aeeeiilablc. Then !:'? went to ? '.iiiilrnli.'epiii t, WhSTS
lie ?iImi had a BSBd t:me fiiieiall?. His vcxt
Stopping place? aire I?- \ istoit. l'orllnnd, liali
here he addressed the th. nloi'ical ?tu
delil.? Bad 0t Join?, N- II-, where he lec
tiin-d on Satunliiy nliilit, and w:is . iiliiu?iasiii all.?
graeted with what at aaWiwI a N ?ratMlertiig eatiostt)?."
On Hiiuday Btgkl be pn :n Ind. and lectiir. ?1 a se.-oiicl
lime It? St. John on Monday Bl?ht, A second lecture
WS! al-o t'lveti la Hani.-.>r '.:i lue?.|.y, an I 1 he ni-M da ?
lie liiieheil Boeklsnd, when- ?..mile, lee, alnl lime were
th. three ureat cr..p?. On Ti.ui?i!a? Bight hi* lectured at
(?reat Falls.
i : i ; 11 : TO SUE i.aki: RBORK.
1400 4L l'l??( IHUVdS l'|:iil'UM!i Hi I'lOVKST His
CULMINA I Ii IS*- IS I AVOI "I KBW-TO00 IKVII.AI,
1 '? mi plu i n t lias Item mail?- h-ju ali-dly l?y tli?
President of the Ian 1'aiUvay that tin- Lake ?-hole Com?
pany wa? dl?crluiiiiiitii'ir in rstSS 1:1 faM.r of the N.-w
York Central and to the ?enmi- .l-ti iinent of th.- |.:i..
Win. W. Maefai iaiiil Of couiiM-l for Hie l-ale Coinpaav
? ?leiday to a Thihi si. reporter 0_al i.ri.r
repeated . tlorts to iidia-t matters ?, ilh th.
Lake Shore ? niiipany, in which th.- lue h.,il
atwaja failed. It liad been decided to Mil,nut
the t|iie?ti,iiis ut issue to tin: ourl?, ami pioe.e |
? ..Did lie taken as soon as the paper? could be pre
paled for the BWpSSSSf SSSBB-SUfatg the Lake Shine to
urn tin- i.iie BsBwaj aa^aataata sad prr. iaaaaa sgaal to
those planted to otlnr Inns. Tliere wa? a Bpsetsl
atatota prohibiting ail rsllmada fren discrinlustlng
either fn fsror ol or sswlnsl the lut*-rests >.i
SBJ one Io.:d. M'iei.x -r, the Flic Compaiiv In hi
an agreement ?lib tbe BofSlo sad si.it.-' Line
I'.iiiri.ail that no contrscl shoald be made
v. Uli the New -Voik ( entrai at tnoie favoral.le lates tlian
those otien.l the Fue, a?il st tbe time of tbe ronsollds
tion of the Fut?alo ..mI si.it. Uno with too Lake Shore
Rsilrosd the latter wss uude hr statuts tir ansnac sil
ta?) obllgatlous o| the former, rriialljr, the law? prohib?
ited coiiiiiii.ii i ai i ni - from inakitiK nisi rlnitustlng rates
..f trau- .... t.it . n, aii.t it wii? believed the Cm- Company
bad the let-'al right (o UMISI that it ?bould ha\e I In* same
I ate? a.? tic- Ni B York Central or anr other coliuecliiii;
line, and that rlghl could be enfnieed by liialid.llilU? or
otlier spproprlste praettedtags.
JOHN B-ELLTB NOMINATION.
BTBB1 ?tif-iAi li: kh.ikvi.d rO in: ki.mi.mi?.
l'ioiniiieiit l??ai'iciat.s of this ?ity saiil y?*K
ter.la) thai Mayor 0 n k'.iam anil Joi.n Kelly had ?etthd
their dirTVrciicc.? within a few days and resumed tlu-ir
former cordial relations. The pressure ol tin? local poli?
tician? ou Imtli. lu view uf the iiniMisai aasart af tin
party to induce Mr. Kelly to accept the Controller
ship, it ?lin reported bad Br00BJBt about a
rccoiiclllatloii. The close eonm ctb.u of the
two afSeea ?>f Mayor and Oratavller, ??ml tin
necesaily of frcipicnt c.?usiiltalmii In relation to in.inici
pal affairs, were OTged us atliliti. u..l liasons for mutilai
concessions. The opinion pre valle?! in the rsrintsa munie
ipul depaitmciits ?est. r.lav that notblagno* remained
111 the way of Mr. Kelly's .11 ecpiance. and ihaltlic Ma;, or
would iiiiiiiinate .?inn on Monday us Controller ?iron's
successor. The ai*i|Ulcsc<-nce ol the Board of Aldi rm. n
was taken for s*rsnt4Hl, a? the views of the Tatntnaiiy
__emb*wa wer? wall iuiuwu. The Republican minority
In the Ixiiird.tt was believed, would vote against the
conili.-nailon of Mr. Kellv, not from any objection to him
personally, but because be was the iweosnuaed leader ??f
Tammany Hall, aad their approval??: Ins oinluatlou
Bight Im- ml-.? olistruetl.
POSTSCRIPT.
3:30 a. m.
LATEST F.l.I.cnoN NEWS.
LOIISIANA.
E-tOOEEDDGfl OP TO BJEYURM1NO B01SD.
It. t'l KM 08 'I SI I' BftMSft-I-ft MKN-TIIK PACKS
?BOO- Kftftl BATO- liOlliK ?Al'l'KAL Foil I'KMO
?-.?t.. 11< ? i on
Nkw-Oiii.i iss, Nov. _l.?On tin? presentation of
tin? appeal of the new-inipcr coirespoiiilciits 10 tlie
Retami-g Board t?dsj. tin? following remarks
Ojogo. BBBds :
Mr. Durant Dapontc?Mr. C'liairin.iii, on behalf of the
loiiiu.iii.st.sM tin Citvof Ni .i-Dil'an?. r.'i.ie.i-ntni? tin
inten.-:? of .iiir.i.iit aswss-ftsrs in Um Dabei fttah ?. I
have been deputed to present to you a c.iininunicatioii
einbiidviiii; the, proceedings of a mcetim; of those jour?
nal:?! - Which was h.-ld la?, ni.ht. I WOObi M-M for the
iiifonn.ilioii of f.ie board tliat the ti?-ti??n wliieh was
taken bv that uni lin. was iili'lei insti in tioii? -MB
the head fSBlMSSSB present, win? SI Mi M the -MsharSB
t.f their duty. With your permission I would like to read
the coinmiiiiic ition, win. h i? very short. |Mr. Dapoiite
Mai tlie commun;., ilion. | "May I u-k, Mr. President,
t nit Mini.- action be taken at an ear!) day 1"
??ov. Wells -At BBSS| we violated our rule? thlSBftfe
Courtesy to the ftBOttSSBSB on the Democratic sido?
(?i n. Anderson- Iicpulilican also.
??i.v. Wells?And ?.ranted them the prlvllcfce of havinc
ano her reporter present whom they had selected. Thai
violatUiu has biiiu.l.t upon us a v.iy acuri lion* char..'
I,v a a.'1'iitl' man admitted as one of the SSI respondent?..
I'or 111at icasoii, mid many others, we must ol.).? t to
violation rules. W?- will have to rend that art nie t"
v. ktak i kers nIsbbbss?
Tin? i I.i k tin ii raad tin? article frtiji Tin Iiiuiniiuti
Eiiipiirer of Nov. Is?, lieailet! 'Tlie S. oilti.lr.ls of th?
Bet-t-ia| Hoard.'' During tbs wail aft Qea, __dsf
soii ileiioiiiiceil the author.
Mr. Dapoiite May I a-k the hoard for information I
Was the c nileinaii al the SMtt-SJ of tin- board when
tin.? ait:, le WSS written) We have no di?[N...itioii to
Bat? into SB B-ft-BMal In relation to tins mitt-tr. I
merely ih.nii.ht of SBSftSMlBS lh.it the r?-pr? ??> iit;at'"fi?
ougat Bars besa galas red satssSa. lbs srllsM which
has t>e? ii re.nl ?as e.iitentll willtn ou:?i.leby tlie .en
tlSSSBfl i.prt ?. ntiiiK Hie pap'l in which it first ayp.-an-l
The application was refused. Retarae?roui three
contest, ii parish?-. Hast Baton Bagas, Bt. Tammany.
niitl Ilniia, wart tlieii taken up. Basl Balea RoOftB
lias 1 1 poUiaft plans, luit nlien tin- returns w i re
..p. in il it was iiuinil tliev SraSB only from ~. The
law tfiiiiii??.-) tin- . i'iii!iii-si?.!,. th at each
polling place, witliin 'J I lionIS alter tin
I lose i,f the polls, to make a lelliril ol
tin- rotas cast to the sup? rs is? "f r? .islintion
ai tlie pans-, win?, a it-tin _ i bous sfter tbs n-? .apt
of tin- nt util? fioiii tin- poUiaft p?a? SB, i? r. .|uin-?l to
cnils.iliilati' such IetlM'l:S. |0 I" i i'lllliell is . 'lir'-i t
l?.v tin- Clerk of the District Coort, ami (onrard lbs
001 SoHdated returns \s llh the original* i? . . i\? ?I '",
in m bj mail to the Stats Retaraioft Board. ?State?
m-nt? of tioleaee or IntitnidatioB at am poll, wbee
aile.? il. ai?' i??|iiiie.i t.? h.- sttaebed to aad t"i
Maided with tbeeoaaolidated retama.
K.isi Batoa l.'oiiire i? twelrs boni distant from
New-Orleaas. Botaras ii"m thai pariah wereuol
Halb] ii:.1.1, ainl .?.? H- not tiltil with tin Beta
Board until Not.33, Man] "I theaffldaritsaccon>
pan.l in/ the -, !?? ? hau m. niliiiinlalii.il Wet* SWUTB
to in New-Orl?ans, sonis of them ? '-"_'.
II.' (Ota! vote of the pa i |s!i a? a?i . i l.iiin 1 from the
leiuiiist.f th?? ('..iniiiissi..ii. i? at tin- polling ,
was 3t3-8 for TUdea aad 1,820 for Hayes i bal tbe
Supervisor "1 li. fttstration, by eousoliilatinft tbs re
im os tram onljr seren pollius plai ? " si m ool the
other ?ccii, ami oiiiiiiiiii? to sead aptheorigiusl
reiiinis fron sum. tnah - a return ?t oolj l,10_
rotes im 1 i'iil'ii sad 1.1 ? I fot H I ??
Atli.I.ivns haw I..-, u filed ?iatm,' thai lbs Roper
risor hi thM parish and in ererj othei parish in tbs
?State i- Bepablieaa, thai retaras fresa 11 pahahea
ill _nsains_ and tbal a?rerai ol the mi--'
im;.s were sod had i"i'i in tbs lit? "1 '?
Orleans for days iu the baudsoi persons who wen
not Sup? i ?, i ?ni?. Until the ret urna from I asl Baton
b were opened il ras not known to I ? ?.?><?: it ?
what aJBdarits secoui|iauied them, or from which
poll?iR-place* retarus wen i ocl il. Tnellenn
con.plain luit. iU of the actiofl ~\ th?' boaad sod
sapenrisors In renard to this perish. After uiiirti
discussion tin- retanut "i Last Baton Bonne were
laida? de,
The only palish -oisbed to-daj was Bt. Martta:
Tilden, 1,033 -, Hi... ?>. 1,007?
'I'lle petition oi the counsel foi th? sppoinlmeatof
elei ka hj the board % as as t?.
1 in _ndertt__ed, . .?i..??is i .m
?li I it? - upon the I?- n."
Na'.ion il. an l a. ... ? i>.'. i i ?i in? i.
? t h o- frein t be rarioua : oil ind par! ib? - ..i lu
by Ihi? lio. id, .. . ,1
merely thai i"r <..?\.,noi and i I tbe
ta'niiatiea of ah ?i in-1 rotes Is tersad orer to e eorps ol
il.ihs to bei!o:i, io;.il. in lln- pre in,-i.| th;-'
that ail of ?.mi ei.-it.- ,ne BepubUcaas, sad th? l> a
? ratlc < ?Hi-? II at ?\ Candidates b ire n., , ., , i, . ; , ?
ami no un an? t.. .1. :. ? I . 11.... ,.'..,!, ?t mli.i
latl.ti, in lo Ball UM alt? nil?.li ol tin, ?.,, ? | \.,
aaj sin i. wioii., ir aaj ? il b] tk
rat? in m.' f i??- oi all oiiiti sea?I Isles bel
dot ' I lor ?lllil e . . , . , <| m tl,. i,.,,,.; ,,f ,,
bed] "t Repelt?t se i lei ?i ? .Hi no ? ii ? ;. i
? i ??isli ai. ?I a. I mi on tl.iii part ?that hill ,
retpi1res Ibal toma ? !?? ? k ahoeM i? placed sp
ci? 11.-, .Hill sonh pr?te? Uoa is- sftorded to the aai i c.ii
i.-nii-l Stress "i ill.him, .| ... tioa on the pa.t ol
. rka
W heu foie, tin?, respectfully a?k tbsl tot k OOt
li.ilteil te l'aine llir.e i,- ,,1,1,,, perasas, ami dial In
?in a ). 1; ::.-:.. a. 1 oui. il tin prlrtlsm ?if Im-ii,_ pu?. 11!
in Hie 1... in 01 looms til..,.' -ml |.,l,a!...!|,.|, tSBTS
'--; sad ol 1: ' p etins the labulatloa and com
parlas the -ame with Um letaras, aed of toOj laapet tins
thei.-'iiiii-prerleests the sdoptioe b] thla boaid of
s.?|.I tabulation, with a 1 lew In hi;.-(v all paili, s II.,r,
tin-n bask se bo teaipertes "i satotr preeilsa M ees
mi lion therewith.
The Board adjovoed until 11 o'?|.,, k to ubmtow
PECEAELM Mililuu OA LOBO ?6LASD.
BIjOOO-ST-IBBO <:.M:MIMS POOH- I'.' 1111 \\..?|.s
M Alt COBOS \.
Tbs little riUafte of Corona, L l., Ma_ agog
with w.iii.l.i ?nei a m.\ Msrj ? nn li ?. 1 BM to Is M to ?us
pit ...ns .?i a tostel ?arder, Beer) Min .. ?bs H
i; ?? ???:?. Pai, win!, si,1...tun.- in th.- woods Beer C.d
rssteriaiy SMaralas, tosed psstlsas s-aweasaa.dr?
?ad iiiidei-kiiis,. en led with Mood, M s thb i., i sol fai
(rom Um roadside Prsss tbeappreraaei ..| the spM ?
violent itrBftftls ked taksa ptoee, sad m mam
placea the im,,:,iit of a Bea. keel eOBJd
lie tlcticlitl. loon cxaiiilnaiioii tin- laith wa?
toad to i.nvc been i.ceiiMv ili-tiiihi I ;, .Inn I ?listan, e
f.oln Hi, spot where the Meed-StS-M. ftBI-MOM WOtt
dlaeorered, Mr. Miller, wllktbe ssshtaaeeof afriand
"?.ved Hie uiit wiiii a abort 1. ami afti 1 disions to tbe
depth oi two feel they found a una M nia. k and white
abawl, also stained witk blood,aad a arouian. caller
boot iie.ulv m-w. It 1- r?ti ..... 1. .1 ii;,,| , nun,l,r nn?
bt. n coinmltted, thou -h a? >.-t the onlr clew?If rie? il
can be called i? ruruUhed bj IVillbua McLoas-tiHn a
nsidcul ..11 the Bower? Baj road, wLo as? a whkoii
eoniaiinii. a man and woman driven in tbe dtrertlou ol
the Woods about IWO week? .u.a., and aillo,111 Intel in?
ti? to the reato?1 retem ? un out me ?..man.
TKi.iiiK.M-iur HOm
Hitii't.K.i-iiitt. < nun.. Nov. 24. Jerome (;,,.,,,,. ;\,
?'"Vi','!,'1'..*'1' k"l,M' ~ ,'wl""*' ''-v '"'"l? ?III over l,y a'illll
FlIBTRI ss Mu m? iK. Va., N'ov.'JI.-Tlieliiml of tin?
"?? "cry Bcb-ol, ?I ,.1,,'K. Ml I.,., ilu. v. n ;. ,, , |.
slt-ainer l_.it ol 11.. l.akf for Wssbtii-rtoi,. ^
WoBCKBTi n. Mass., Nor. _i. Jaesss A. ___m tbe
l.iniiKia.l, Wa,.l.,,ot M,,| M,. ,, wu ,? ? ,??,,?,, a", fa,r
tnal f.u a.li.ninn ill.?Bl roOsft, "w
rit.i.ii?. n. i-, if. I.. Nov. 24 a lad a-asea Jaass
Bolllraa, was ran mu l.y cara 01, th.- Bristol BmI.?_Z| at
Hella l'oint MM niKht. ami ?ll.-il ilnn BMCMb? """'?'?-1' ?v
POUOHK-JCrSlB, V. V., Nov. 24.- I'atrick failinir
the iildcHt tl.-ien,,,non Un lliiilisnn It.t,1 it.iilroail ?11? ?iriiili
bv a Iran, ul HicakiK'ck, this inoruiiiK. ami lust iiuly kill?1
r/iii.?nKi.riiiA. Nov. 24.?Ladies eoaaeeted with
the Wniileu's I t-iiteiiiilal foiniii lice met lo.uv to Mini'a
Women'? t ? ul. ntii-l l.eapriie. A ronalltiitlon Wfis i_tonti?l
?uil a tointiiittee 011 ;m rin.n.'Ut nii-inliersliiji _|.|n.ii,ii-.i.
Ian isvii.i.K, Ky., Nov. 24.?1 dtjciaii.ii of the
court thai on.? of tin- iiriuclusl ariiml.l.r? iu l.nin?\llle iiiiim
pay a hue and su7er ?fx iiiuul?1'luipilsuuiottiii 1,11 ????..,nu of
cari mi.? on s ?f .ti.it- of tarn lian uruducaid etBBSMSSSMa s_r
among thai c?as? vi Ui? couunu-lty.
HOME NEWS.
ITIEBMOMETKR TESTKltDAY AT HCDNtTTS. IN
BKOADWAT.
0S.W.. 40. N?v,n. 4'J. 3 t>. m.. 413"'. Mli1n(r?it, 35J.
Mrnest annas the asr. 40 be vest, 3b'.
Av?ras**. 3s-1?'. same .l?r. 187?. 40 .
I'KOMINFNT Al.l.IVAI.*?.
Fifth trenne Hut, I OOT. Thiiiiia.'? A. Ii?'ii?lri?*ks of
Imll ns, th? Hon. Ksherl ?'. Wiiitiimn "f Boston, Hlr J alias
Vnrel t'i.?lliil?N l ., lierai of Ne? ,'e.il in,! I t mm i ??mail
(,-..i.'e M. Itee'i.-of Minnie.1!... N Y, ?ml l.i.Ue (I.,,
l'on itock "t Mi.i.ii-e.. /li.'l'tiK'i'i'. //??'?' Cant, Luiz ds
Mtl.taiiha ol tin" Hi.? /.Ulan Navy, and <'?nt. L. P, *?,-iiiei?<Ukln
n? the tin?? .in Navr si. \,rti?ln< llil.i I'-.tro I'm? latin
,.f tin- BrsslUant*entrnnlsl r,iiiiiiii??i.ni, el <:.n. J. B. :
Vermont ?ml ? ii .-r :e Jeimne, ? i.ll.ctni of the Poll "I Hen..It
Windsor Hotel ?iste rrrsssrer Henry lUwi.i.i I'.-nu-jl
?mil Brtroort Tfout, li..te:ck lllllmc? of \'cnnn:it ...
ji. itwtn House?The Hon. lien.Irak ii. \Sti?lit of I'.-nn-vl.
vinl.i nn.1.1. M. J.ij.liii)? of tin* ltiili?li Centennial Coinim?
,'mi ' Clarendon RaUl rn.|.r1.-k O. Prince. Becretarr of
He tiento, mtl.- Nal tonal Committee. ...i ?teman Jlmue-Tbe
u,.? lu n. .i Latt.r?..n nf Philadelphia.?suw Hoots
E c n'ai Hi-Pi of .\>? Him p,iiire Everett llmtre Profs.
CM M.alaii.lJ- 11- Tharer "( Andover rheologlcal Henal
BSry ...Metrnpulitan JlnUl-l.l'Ul. Hubert M. Berry. U. H.
5 ?*r- _
nkwyoi.k city.
Tlie extra trains BB tli<* Klevateil Railroad
win in ?.'.u i Baaing ou aToadaj a rat
It is ??-tiiiiat.i! that the cunt (?f paring the
city Ball Part will hi BB).<??><).
TlM track of the New-York Klevatcd K.iil
way I? now BStaj( extended serOSS UM liattery.
'J he jinljii-s' aw.mli at tho American [natitote
i;\iiil.ilioli ? ill be anilouui-ed at s o'eloek Ibis e\ B___g.
?Thci,* arc 2'A'i women who attend the Cooper
Union .*?iiiooi of Ai t, nu induit; the elasfl la sagrarntg.
The Winter ttoe-tablet fat inniiiur,' trains
on tin" Harlem and Hild-uin Kiv<T ItailniaU? i^o into
fib it mi Monday i.. !?t.
BfeatTB. Tiffany It Co. advertise an exhibi?
tion of the surer ptete assde ay tasas far Mat groat Baa
Ki-aiiil-ei! hot. I, "Hie llahlwim"
I'rof. B. Ron ce is to deliver the soron?l of
two lei tuns un " l?a." Education, or Hereditary Cat*
lure," in Chirkf rime Hail tins evening.
Hoard can now lie obtained at the (l'iaixl
Cenirsl Hotel at *. in per ireefc. > he **raees for transient?
iie BkM It-dined In.Ul ???! te89 .".'? and ^f lie/day.
The steamer Klin City, (??niiul for N? w
Ilu\. n, win n i it Cay Island on xhnrsdsj nicht, because
disabled, sad WM towed back to II..- city yesterday for
repairs.
Ciistdin-lionse InHjie? tor? Judd, HujMn, and
McCoit yeatenlsj -ei/.c.l ."..'Jiki cigars and *J??.. reels cig
1.11 tie?, "found cot:, cab d ou m.nul the ?icuiiiei City of
\ era Ciu/. Irotu Havana.
Tin* niiml??r of ininat?s in tho Cbildren'a
I'oiiL.it No. 157 Bast mmi. ti. ?t., i? bow 508, of whom
53 were r-ewirrd daring tas i'.-? -t rear. The Institution
h |S I. . lived i? 7.JI.?? (17 alld expended Tii.l.lltl 1... all.I I.?
Aliolly Ire.- Irom debt.
l'cti r S?'iiiilon, the old gatekeeper at Coatle
(iai'iiu, is de.ni, li. (eft ..i? poal .r duty in apparent
a.i health, sad died an Id nij ist? a honra afterward of
he i r I ill?. a?e. I he employ?s of < asile l.ard' li have cu?
t? i tint i .1 flOO toward i lie ? ippoi t or lu? family.
In the suit <?. .I??lin Adolf Bgaina. tin* Ccn
tiai Psrfc, North sad Bast Blrer hallrosd Company,
i-e|...it. >i m resirntay's XaiBUMa, the Jarj m Muperior
Court, Trial Term, before JuIko 0edt<wt?k, gara tha
l.laiiilitt a \i nil. t f..r 05,000,
Hin.ne Wateia ?V Sons, at No. 40 Ka?l
K?nne, nth-?' (Union -.|uai. i, opposite Lincoln'? Monu
lti.nl, on Moml.i. an.I lu ?.lay li.M ?rill ii|nu tlnil lar.:.'
warrru ma to tin i ,'I.li. uni make a ?p. cial exhibit ..f
II..,. |.||.ii..s an.I oil-ail? Similar to tlio?e tllat ??cicoiiex
hlbllion at tin- i . ni. nnial.
United stales Maiatu? Flake c<iiii|?Iains thai
the rleciIon uiarsiial? sud supervisors do mu .ie for
linar av.it be timo sunnuued. The election officer?
lii.in Ihe Xlii. Mlh. XI Uli, XII It u. XIV,h. and Will
A--1I11M? |t,,l. i ., .?ill ne *. ml Bl '. 30 o'i i" ?
un? e?i mu::. Tni.sc ?vim do tmt t.une at tii.it Hun v. : 11
II- ill.line.
lin- ii u?-1 ?. m sale of line porcelain wan? ut
No. 17 1 n .u. mi.i;. ?i.i? sell attended yesterdui after
i,....n. Toe stock: Include? rich Dresden, Mnjoliei?, sud
i it? i?. ran?, nd Jap. snd Brrlln rssea. ?rbicfa
.?g>.. on eibibltlonsl the ? rnu nm.ii bihiblilou. Uiddlna
!l,?.i, .iti.l lii.tl.*. |iilti li.i-el ? obtained ^-.lia
lin? Bremen ateaoiahip Neckar, which ai
Ollgbl l.t'l o ii.'? of !...- l.-li lua 1?. . on
?a.,, m. ..??.titHi i, ti, i .. . , .- . Ji liven d ai th. I'- *
i tile ill 1 11. in , an.' in 'JO ?n ...ni, s t,n? ? el. sorted it ltd
U lll.'l lie- . all ,. I? ??.?;. ...it all I .
' ?..??? |, ||, i? |ui in, nil, WUilC all
equal number were dropped into the B'eati rn t
? i-Miiin*?, at Barnarta1 , Charlea I '?-Ii. th.
? l !?'? I.|.e|e.| 1er tlie I'll.nil'.I. II
..na ..?,,I me lai ?. iii Lowsads, lb. hurt leant
n,i.-i , ind both i id. rs were
, . i . ? ??,! i -n u from his in.i ??? three I
i i to sgn ?', ami propose?!
, li -i-.l is- In Id.
'ill., i;. *.. i. ?. ! n -:..ii, \'. <;.. will lecture
1 . :. n HUH?
i Mi . -
I IliiiU I ? ?u .- ? i i? "I., v.l.;,
. ml I In- I. .i I , COUpl? I S I r ta the
... i.i II,eli
:. BbUitj. makes :
,ii ..i ??.. ?, .i nr
The ? v.itniii.itmn <?f tin* COBIpetitora for
|.::--- in Hi? u.i.. i ..bei.-i.ite literary conic?! will take
ie..., ..t i' ... -i oi ? i :.. sou
?. eis o ti il.n .In.n aie 1 .i
,.:, i M I Ihr I i d- DSI tilleul
. '
? ol.t. .1 .ni . ai>|...i: III all? ilejei: I iinnl. tin- tli-l prlSS
na r -I ?ii: l.l,
- . I . ? prise
... .,
The H'.ml ?t? Directora of the National Uiil?*
Aaao . .i n - Al
. nil? III II T. I . II e I.. I ,.
.. - tut I h. ' ... ill " .i pi i/. - dui i
lof 111.
.. iii-- i ii inlti i ?? thai ..ne "i i.
: ? to the rules of tlie .N.l.ml
lli? I .mi of th 1-: - II -
i ... I ' or llUlil % (h. In,! inc. In,
.i ill.I l?7t. '
Mi?, ?'.ml? ill ni No, 7 I I'..??! <iin* lint,?It. tl
aie.n I. ? n, n -.. i i.i, .il in, i . -,? i.,; ? .in. , ?, ?i, n,_,
in.in-. ?> el ?i.I. d lll.lt I.. : - Li.:
Mill, :..'. i .. | I-.. d . - ? . lei ? m i lie ?
th ?I . had I . I n.i I
. n Mon.I... ? ? liter bu
i.i,.. iipai nui, uni -in,.
i ,n n u? I il alarm ha
? I ;
? loi an > l: u ? ? "I i In m -- n. man.
While lam ?i Lother, who keepe a reatan
s ? 11 ?. ,ii eus . i. -i , wsa dlspui.
i nan.. I Mi :,,,,.! \\ , .,,
? i n . .i .. A at -.-me word? in.i on , d i,i
lu. . n I ?. ..... el lira III? a kn: e Hab?? .1 Loin. I
i.i ., I. i.i I In in i. a -? i i.ai ?uuud, li. nil.? .*? 11 in-ill ..! N...
I.... II i. d. an.I lllmsi I lee. .? > .1 a WuUUtl
u .i.l.-i I, . le, I i ai . I .,. . ni .i. i .1 in in tie n ni.111" h - . .
i hi.I t.ik.-i lo i i ,
i,?m i'ii, un i rn.i, ? -i.iiion,??iicm i no was remsnded to
. Hurt,
I'lam is.i? Xarier, a Trnppisl Monk, was in
I.. I -.?. ? ..4.. 1 : < lin;* an. n.. Dieu I ? toi Ihe e-lan
li-l.tn, til ..I .1 mon.1- ill hi? ..ul 1 about linee Unie,
Irom Buffalo. He -.1.1 tii.it smonB the hundred mouki
?I lor Ibe ne? mlsalua s ?;:n i? ol trades was
I. , 1 . ni. 11. I'lie 1 1 Ie. ihn 11... . \, : on . hai u ?. a. ,| In
1. .I..- uiosl ?s. .He o? nil tlie muttsstic order?.
1 m x -1. .-ti mi in- il-n. rise i-. i> raj si luldulabt, *-o
ll.|..i.-!l I In- ?.Ulli ol .11. . Ill- Ibeli OWn Kl III.'? .1 ? a le
n. n,h 1 oi ?tenth. 1. \. iiuiiriiki n sit. ? ee (mm .?> n t,.
?.a ' .n '...r 1 .'i.i,;.-, I.I,snd water. Ul ibe
II. .11,.. - .' 1.0 .11. II . ,? .'II II., II ?, ,1V ill III!? , nil III I) , ei|l|.ll
n n,il., is i...-,, lu , n seleeiid h,mi the luolluaterl ..I
."?i.? t i..-i< 1 n in im...... Mount Mill.m.? m li.l.ni.i. sept
) ..:..! , 111 i i .III. e. nllll M. iii III ,1 1 III llell/llllll.
HI'ooKI.VN.
Judge Moore ycatei-daj aeotenced Alfred K.
I ,.I '.' ,v 1 a I - 111. t.ii 1 '111111 nl i.i 1 , In, ura lid lau en? .
Tha. lair at the Tabenuicle was closed last
CVl'liing. It Ini? lii.it Suit sun, |i,>, mu iiilj ami so
I .* i ? 11. ? 141 If, l'iiia\ uis M?icnl.iv an.sti?! mi
a 1 n.ii^. oi 1... ,1/ -i n. ?17? 33 ?coin his employer. Kred.
\? ( ,11 ..lie 1.. .1 lid ? ?laie i?k? ?il. I m iv sal,l he had
?peu) the money.
Prank stone jreaterdaj pleaded ijailiy to tbe
lll.ll^e of Bi.'UllUK JCWCUJ .0 I..- ?..lie ol t'?.K II,.111
Anulo \\,n.i 1.11.111.1, au ... ti-..?., n,- was soul need tu
I' . I'. ...i. ni:,o.? I.,i one >. .11.
The (???i i?? the cii.v ?li Brooklyn ??t the r?*
e, ni el., in,n was ?:i',i.<(>. lu a.i.iiii'in iii.-u- luve been
(, .id ill.I illi.- the |...- i ?,eel? to lliltcil Mate., ill |.Ill y m.,l
sliiil?, deputj supen Ism?, and th. l'hiet t?ii|?ei ? UK? 0SJI,
....
The ''Color Guard'' is to he played evi-iv
SVrUlUK Ol I Haul., .1? iiv week Ut the Laden,\ ol Man*.
1 in..- 1.undid soldiers oi ibe 13 h sud Utb Ke-rtmcnU
\??il api" .11 I. -? ne, and tin- luoi-ced-i lire tor the
1,1-1,. li: ..I Hie Hoidleis' lloini?.
.li.Ksr.V cm.
Kate ami Mary Hvan w?ii 0|Ttated in
Oowsu's dry goods s.a Newark are. for ?iioiiiittm..?
They had sioleii time IBS* Is at other ?Imps.
On ThiiiMlay niffhl waN-r argj ??tiiick in the
all, ?I.in Well Si the on w? r.\ ol hhsssrs. I.emlieek ,v Ui I/..
'Hie v?cll iso?. i- 1,'ani ieet <|, ,.,,, ami ,,,?1 abOBI -Tib,?'!??.
Polioe oilicer Roberi Sterling iraa rratenlat
s.iii. m . .1 i., in?- months' tuipi isonmenl im- assault ami
l'.i <"> .' Kobe? Kiupstrick. Hi? o0*sbss wm an
I'l.aalcd hi [h ijinv.
NKWAHK.
Tlioinaj. Aline \v;i? ?ill? st. il ve.stenlay for re?
?a Irma ?toii-ii Bjnoda ?nul acmoursging yonng cblldren to
?t.al
Navigation on the Ifonia Canal hiiK been
v.ri much mili, iie.i durin-r the post few days hi Urn ear?
ing lu ol mi cuil.aiihiiient ,il |l? f,?,t ?f hUrBSl ?I.
lalwiinl Wihle of Mlootnlichl lust ?0T80__a_|
m.,a.- oomplalnt thai James P. It-gwe, ?.cully iiomx
business as m broker In I ?? State Bask bnUdlng si Broad
ami Mechanic-?!?., New ark, had embetuled from him
abolit 04,000, 1 he sreused sppesred before Jiuin-o Je?
mi|i lii?t ?veiiliiK iyid ?uve bail for h.? ai>i>ear:itieo lor
trial.
NKW-.lKlisr.V.
IIi?li<?KKN.~F.uilv vesterday inorniii/i the
res?lleme ,,f John (isrdner, on ?illssde-sre., Union
". , **i ?? ...n?. m _ ?an 11 _uii nonio jewelry.
Tiw lourtMuUi wuiaal oouveullou al the Ui__s<__ couuiy
__a.lt- II?ITI' Association m??t In tho First M. E. CI??"1*]?
oiiTlinisiay. amlwas well atUndcd. For tb????iisiimg
rear iii.l, ni l!. tire, n of Hobokeu was elect?:?! Pveal
ateat, a.nt I'. P. Vu? Aistlalcof Jersey fity. Treaaurer....
Au unknown mai. was badly Iii]ur.?tt yeaterday by tbe
fallin.of a ?ton,? upon while bim workini? in the Dela?
ware, Lasfcawa-B I sad Western Kailrond tuunel.
Tiikntdn-Ten thoiiaiind dollars' worth of Trenton
?ii\ l??.mts havt lust t??i.-ti sold In Philadelphia ntllMIV
The Supreme Court os Thursday n-fu-wMi a new trial
in Hi.- case of Mini Alice .Noheof Hriiicetoti SftSluM Siman
I), lirown, the mother of Miss Holce's Bed-cer, Brains!
whom ?he obtained a rerdtot of *-_,_?0m the Mercer
Ooontr Circuit Court for her wardrobe?The (ourtot
Errors on Thursday heard the srvrnaaeal of de-iarrer,
orerruled by the supreme Court, in the ease of Miss
Alice Non.- as-areal AlbertD. Browu for.-FiKMKXidamaire?
loi l.ieieh ..t pr anse of mania.?'. Tlie decision will lie
annoiiiiceii m-tt week .. .?rVar is entertained that, the
immense weight of the Kch-gical specimens lust re?
turned from i he Centennial Exhibition ami being placed
In I he Capitol will prove too great for the supports. ,
HOLIDAY CHARITIES.
PRKPARATION?? KOR THANK80IVINO DAY IN NEW
Yoltlv's rilAlillAHI.r'. 1NMIK IKHSB,
Plt_M-J-kMS i?f the near apiiriKidi of Thanks
givingare liftpnuing to be felt by all cia-scs, Including
lbs BBSBB-J S. -M turkey mere liants, ami the turkeys.
The clear days which have succeeded the atoruiy ouca of
the early part of the week are traditionally the ideal davs
ror _____afth_Bg time, laden as they ure with recollec?
tion.?! of pumpkin pie, plum pudding, and
other aiivory dishe? that follow in the train
of this rare old Now-Euglund holiday. Tberu
Is at present an BlanMBft dullnega in the
poultry market, but the weather wine know thia to bo
m? icly the lull kefBre the atorm.and that befo re the
close of another week a tidal wave of turkeys will
romo pouring in from the country. It Is to be Imped
that the poor as well as t::e rich may BSjttM SraSSO of re
loielng obtain a bountiful repast. That class who "do
not believe m stutHng tho paupers oue tut in the year
and leltmg tiiem go liungry the reat of ti,?? tune" la com?
poned of psieeas who do not know the etTect which the
one feast has upon the imagination and remembrance of
the poor. It has been proved again and BfB-B that the
Thaiiksglviugdiuner la long looked forward to and ajratc
fully ret ailed by itit recipients.
?JTlie aoelety which gives the moat attention to ____-_
living Day is the live Points House of Iuduatry. It?
work is entirely iinseelariaii, the presence of destltuiion
I?, in. alone necei-sniy to maul, its help. TbMSSSMt)
hopes on Thanksgiving Day to feed allot the " luaide
children,'- niimln-ilng 1,1'lt?, and from 1,000 to 1,-00
out?!.le iMior. These [plans are made in the face of a
debt of -fii.'Kl?), tbe ?aaSflSn believing that the fiit-iuts
of lbs Institution will help them to remove thifl loatl.
The itoasi to Iks sb?diea win ks ssrred at i p- m., and
thatlolhe SBtsMS POST an hour later. At l'_ o'clock,
and again at ft, services will kS he'd In the chapel, in
which the children Will sing, recite, ami perform call?
tlieiiic BZereMSS Thanksgiving Day Ins always ticen a
torea? one at the Kive Puints, aud tho managers Intend
t.. make it s.? this roar.
The Howard Mission and Homo for Little Wanderers
will perform the saun- work for the poor people of the
N? iv Ifo'.vi 11. A huge number of children will receive I
bountiful iinal on Thanksgiving, SS well SS some of the
older be: . ti. i.n ?es Tlie ini?sion puts forth a apecial
idea for money, provisions, and clotaitig to meet the ln
iii.i ... s.it!, nn-, indications of which the cold we tther
?l.v liriii'.-ing. I'll.' Howard Mi-sion .ives a? ay a
peal deal ef ?seal ?luring tho Winter, aad asks for
BBSS in tiii? charitable *?_, The mission la often SSHsi
upon In pay r.ii.ni-i. ut .im1 burial expenses. Those win.
artIWllllna t" a- lp tin? ii.-liluti.iti will lia\e their gifts
sailed for hf sfltoen Sf thS M-Mtf upon informing tii?:u
of thSV wishe?. or thef may be sd-resssd to the otll.e of
the ?upe: Hit uttellt at No HI ."?ew Hn.ery.
lbs uiaii.is-er- ..1 UM Ciilldit? i's Aid Sot i? ty have mail?'
at-iau.-e.-iieiii- forfttrtaft tin- toeaaSss of ttoOtris*Ledft?
m. inn?.- ? Thaaksfttriaft tiin nr. but they Mai thut tbs
fiimlsneeessiiy to runilsh tilt' new?l)oys with tbe same
mu p.- wai'.tin.. lbs Hoi-' Lodfttoftbas?es, si No.;?
ini.i'i. it.,Me.37Si M.u w? ?.i..-.-. No. ft-7Blrb-ttea-st,
.s??. To:? i:.st iii.-v.'iiiii ?t., N?? '.'ti West Bfthiseatbo-,
BBdNo, 814 Baal Thlrtr-ftt-M-, are anderthi
vision of thia society, and tbe occupants will be ftreatlr
diaappoiute t if the] do not reeeire tbali ssaal lhauks
irlvlnjt feast.
Th? Wilson Industrial ?Seht*?!, at No. 127 Avenue A,
will afford altoui _70clilldn?n .i Tli.iiU-.-it . i. dinner. In
addition Ui ? in? h about -'? in k?-ts f??r oi?.visions wul be
???nttothe .r fain?In ? "i the elmr.-u w Uli which the
?. lo.ol is ...line, t.-.l. tut- da?Her will take place at 1
: at giles??ara reqnssted to kepreeBftt|~ea
band. - _.
I n. (few-York lu? ant As- ium will remember it*? m< th
ers and rbildren, 130 ol the tonner sudB-ol the latter.
M .m oi ih. Hiiiall? i oi lii.iu aarluina will follow ?art At
i. , ... i. ml tbe < ..n.','? will i?, siren s ?I a of
rest am! o?nar tor? th-sus?all the children aad boa
,-s will receive a poultry-Inner. Theprlaon
: ? t Jail and the Tomb? will dine more
?ini'.t ,.ni?.\ than usual, ami the other Institutions o?
dut and correction Will reog'i!/.'-. In a greater M
l? -s ?i. giee, in?- pr?s. in ?? of X_aekesln_s D.iy.
G boo ? trail *.i.?St-.-iii? ?m ?ears between Cen
U-iiniul a;round and Philadelphia "Buy, Uncle Hije,
n..! i., '? ill i "8 this'ere the Hudson fH " Wy. no,
i . . turned 'round ain't vet Thi? Is a Peuu
arlranj rlrer; tbej call it the the OooseqaOl.
Aiiiiuiiii?-emeni4.j
LcKDBOBO.CaI it OtOtl v \\ ft i -ft foi the toilet
ami i..ill,. A .lens itlul ?iili.ttituts tor _B -SB
Tin '/.i i o? \.\vy. i- DftSTsori D
IIV ilili'!i!' ui'l!--? ?!i"ii- I are the m.il.iilv, tin n. Howl With
Mil K i ? M I'M au.
Vi?ni Money- Worth.?All who would secan
tl,,. |? : i . \|i. mini i.i thi ? ue itit 1-niin
l . pi i ? ? i-a"' and iinai.'.. t ?. i..
'Iln? ladies win) ?rear Dit. Wakm i:'? HEALTH
IKIatl -i ?i ...i i :-i? nal.'ii.-as li.'i!ly asga/. Il?'s,
.
ulaf? nn But ' Pry I wearl injoy' w Ut
ar.B Illii-, Manota? I'll ?l -, ,i..( I.lii.nlw.il .
NEW-YOKK ITMiiK DISPENSARY,
101 K_?l I hiilielh si., coiner loami ?tve.
. ?;??.-ti :.nli in.m !? _. in. to 1J in.. Bunds} ? exceptad.
Nul' being- willim. t?> sol] brass at any price,
o..1 .lalilllai I.. I lie disposition f'.r .In?line.?? i> Inch
i man* '.-I . i n monev m i.nvuir uontonons ttrsas
irasb, lour! ?Ol.lO i ?LB JKWKI.HY. In t_e different at
U etl?l -tlh ?. lli.eli' le niai lillielv. ? ith tra?an! . ???I f.u the
irlj si n??' ?"ii ot the brass traab, wbtch la
told si s prottt of too or BOO |?r out. r. J. NABU,
7?1 in. ..i? a?. n ?i ?'.in?, opposite -\. T. Stewart's. _
VI RVOUS DEBILITY, Impotenee, Weak
.. i ....... i th? ? " .-ae - "i ' .?"oi ? i'?m. I n vi ih ? nt nv I?nsaea,_e.,
r.ni. l'Ii ciii.il l.v Vv l\t II t->l l-::t ?? HHa-ClFIC I'll.I..
Ih s ! nu.mi? II. nn .Iv 1? (?unie ve.i'talile. clilam? iiolliins; in
j n n..n?. ami ta? i.?. n i? t, .1 fui .-ai v. ?o? vv it li perfect ?uc< ess.
TWOloHIB ii.iti ? .-?re u?ii.illi ?mil? u nt t" ?ff et a thoronsh
? m. II per boa: all b .. ?, ???' . I't mail. .?'? urely ??al? ?I. mili
f.. I ,;.,!..,? I'i.|,.,i,'.| .?alv l,y WI.NI IIKilKIl 4 I ??.,
t'li.nii?!?. .?''? t.'liii ?t.. S-raV-York. _
STRICTUKE, imporence, and Diseases of the
Oviisrstive (ircans ratllcallv ami ?i.?lily enred, II kn itY
A. DANIK?M Ml'., II: l.eainut? n :nr. ( ?ll-.i.- tioum H lo .1.
GorhamltCos
sgliri'siiiitii?-, I iiioii-M|iiare,
.Ea .<? a liil-i'r ?fork of* plain Sil
rerware than ever before ol
f'ereil in IIi?m I il v. Tlieir pri?es
eoiniiiaiid atteiilion I'roiii the
most pruilent im re lia-.er?.,
A eoiiiplete line of ii OR II AMI
PLATED WAMS, ineliidiiiK
rorli?- anil ^pooii?..
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
(Hot IK-SHY,
OOOK-MG U i i.Nsii.s.
FINK OUTUBBY.
KOIlV'S KI I lvK.KUATOHS.
III.1?'!' OOOM Al' I.IIWKM' I-ltUMi
LEWIS k CONGER,
No. Clll SIXTH \Vlv, AM) No. l.llllti HltdAllWAY.
"gilt and oxidized"
i'l.llWKR STANHS, MIKIaO!{S, TOILR STANDS.
Aflfl KIKKIVKHS, CANDLE-TICK-, MATCH
AM) INK STANliS, (AUD HUl.DKKS, PlIOTO
-EAPfl IKAMI.s.
KHDTLEB, HARTLEY tfc (?RAIIAM.
19 MAIDKV I.ANK, 20 AND __ JOHN ST.
BiBCMfiSDfF?MTM
Kur tlie nr??t Htl Sara WS ?fter ?mr laru?? ami fla-jranl OtOtA ot
I'l'itMITIlK at I.OWKK I'lllCtS than ever tiffi rtvt bslors.
CROSS & Co.,
EiceUior Furniture IVarcroouiB
DlS-'i-S West Twei,|,.|l,|r<l..,U,
Bet???a 11h ami .th svos.
Tiffany & Co.
UNION SQUARE.
Will have on exhibition until
\Y_;_>\I>I>AY next the silver
plated Ware just completed by
thern for --The Baldwin." th.
new hotel in San Francisco.
H?ZELTON
PIANO
TRIUMPHANT
I'lirlainr ' AT TUB I.TIEAT INTUJ-U.
E.lttl<tiur . TIONAI. EXHIBITION,
MU
OFFICIAI.
The uiidcntlfrnetl have ezsmlaed the
PIANO-FORTES
m
HAZELTON BROTHERS,
And unanimously r? ? ?nnmenil for tbe name th? Uifheaa
Award, for the following reanima, vis :
ELASTIC TOrCH !
r-IM.IMJ Qi'Al.ITY!
DELICACY AND
POWER OF TONE I
WITH HIGHEST EXCELLENCE OK WORKMANSHIP.
The above embrace all the qualities of s flnt-rlan. llano Fort*
Report* ?-igord by all the Jutl_ea.
Warerooms : 34 and 36 University-place.
R?DWAY'S RE?DT RELIEF
CITIES THE YVOKNT PA I Ms
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reaitliift this advertisement need any one
?IKI-'KIt WITH PAIN.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF I- A CURE FOR EVEBT
FAIN.
It was the Hi Ht sud Is
The Only Pain Remedy
that instantly ?topa the moat excruclstlnc pain?, allari !_,
ttaiiiiiialioi.??. an.I BBSM c.in.estloni, whether of the f.unrta
stomaeh, Bowela. or other glands or organ?, by one avpua*.
tiou.
IV FROM ONE TO TWENTY MTNl'TES,
no matter how violent nr eTorueiatln. tin? pila tl.e RHE0.
MA lit', ll.-il -riililt-n, Intlim. Cripple?), W?l I.BB. N>iir-_it",?B"
' i..?ti;.ml with disease inav niilT'-r,
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD IV-T.\vr EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
IN FLAM M ATI? N 0? THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OP THE BOWKLH,
C INGESTI?N OP THE L.Ni-E
?ORE THROAT. DIPPICIT.T HREaTHiv..
PAl PITATION of the hrart,
HYSTERICS, CROUF, Dll'H I'll KRIA.
LaTAKltll, INFLCFJIZA,
HEADACHE. TOOTIIACHK,
N EURAX07A, I'.H El' M AT'.sat
CoLD CUILLH, AGUE CHILL*?,
CHILBLAINS AND .-TMsr-JilTE
The app'tcatlon ot th?' Hendy Relief to Um ?laft ot parts
v, here, tne pain or dllllcnlty exista ?ill aiTor.l en?, at? eorafort,
rtr to sixty drop? in half a tumbler . ' --.at? r will in a
few tiKimeuts eure C KAMI'S, fJPAHMB, Sol It sI'i.MACH,
HEARTBURN. SICK HEADACHE. I ?I A KUH EA, in*
ENTKRY, COI.IC, WIND IN IHK BOWKL8, an I ill I?.
Tr.RNAI. FA INK
rravelera ni?....ill always carry a bottle of Midway.
Rra-jr Ke'lef ?ith tlieni. A few drops in water ?i.l prevent
lickn '?- -??? of water. It la bet.r ?as
t-'rt?ch Bramlv or BHIBtsBSSSSMWlSSSj
1KVKR A_?D MUE.
Illll AND AGt'E ?nrr.l for titty rent?. There 1? not?
remedial attent in Una werLi tli.it will e?rs Fever an-l A?ue.
ami all ntlier M il ni?, i? Hi .?? i?, Si ,-irlrt, Ti jii|.?i.l, Yell'.w, an?
other Fiv.ri (U.1..1 by RADWAY'S I'll.I.s no quick as
RADWAY'.- READY RELIEF. Fiftyc-auperbottle.
Dl. UD-AH REuHITI... PILLS,
Perfeetlv tasteless, elessntlr coated, for the eure of all dl?.
or.i.r???i the ?t..m.n h, h-.er. tiowe.M, kidney?, I.Ui'il? i. nervosa
tea, I.?-?;?!.?ehe, constipation, cnafiveii in, .1rs
l>. |.si,t, iillioii-iirs?, ii,li..i.? tarer, intlaininalioii of the Imw?l?
piles, and all tleraiifreiuenta ot the latamal viscera. Warrantai
ta? rfrcl a positive curs.
PRICE '..1 CENTW PER BOX. BOLD RY DEPOOI_T
DR. RADWAY'S
THE I.lit:IT BLOOD Fl RIDER,
FOR THF. Cl'RE OF CHRONIC DISE ?SB,
SCBOFl LA OR SYPHILITIC. HKKKIilTAKYOB
t DM AO'OI 18,
BE IT HEATED IN THF.
I,ansa or *?loma?-Ii. Skin or Hone?, Flesh er Nerve*.
CORR-PTIN? IHK S'il.lliS ANU Yll'IATINU TUE
, Fi.rms.
Cluoiili' Rheumatism. Si rotula, ulaiidalar Bwelll-S, Hac??
In. Dry Cough, Csoceroua Affections, Syphilitic Cn-pl-nt*
lllecllll. ot l!ie I.ll:II.;'. DjTSP? '.'?1.1. W.tler lir.lsll. IV l?<'iul??m
White RweBliigs, rumors, t lern, skin ai.?I Hu? lu?*??*
Merrnri.il lime.??.-?. I-Vttiale Pli?iplalllla. ??oiit. Umpsv, Hiek?
els, salt Rheum, Hriini hltl-s t onaiui.plion. K ?In v, ?l_ld?;
laver Complaints, ?te. PB-CE M l'Elt BOTIL?.
Uli. BADWA1 ft Co., ??_ WAKKKN-si'., ft Y.
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HEADQUARTERS
NEW-YORK CITY.
New York, from Iti sue. snpertor ?ltuatlon. and If? s>?lvsa.
ta.es m Hi? wav of treqoenl i-oiuinunicttlon with all paru ?
tliecoiinlry an.I 11\ ili/..-.| world, i.i HEAl't.1 A It 1 i.li-i !?ST
almost everything produced in America. Usai?'act?an '??
sven pail ?>t lb? ' tilted States hive their de|?ot? ami ageocm
li.-i.. and liiiyer? tan froiiiicutly asv? uiouey by ?ie_liu_ wlU
the right house.
Ths following house? are the most prominent In their rs?
?pet-tlve line?, ami do the lartreat husiueas of any in thi? cvuii
try-la ahort. sro HKADQCAllTERS :
OEOC--UES and PROVISION?,
H K. _ P. ?. TliritBER ? Co..
\..?l ltioatlway, Resde, an d Hud?oe US
SOtAl'S and rEUFLMKUY,
COLGATE - Co.,
No. Si John t
FINE CARINET FfRNITCRF.
Me.ti.it aland laaUaks lienip-ns s Speelsltr,
I., p. ri'iKKR (law Mr, w -ast-r_ O-fi IM Brosdrar?
FLAX THREADS for HaNH ami MACHINE SKWINU.
BARUnt K HKOTHKKS,
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THE st tiVll.L M A NT FAt TI KINU I n.-TANY,
No*. 41 a and Ml llroomtvia
ROl'L, CORDAGE, and OAKIM.
WILLIAM WALL'S 8HNs,
113 Wall-??.
MKTALR, TIN IT.ATKS, Ac,
ITIKI.I'S, DOIMIE A CO., __m_
? 15 and SI C_-?t?
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ANsuNlA BRAUS ANO Ct'l'I'KK COMP?UrT.
No. Ill lliff-t-?
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HOUSE KlTiN'tslllNG ti'iotis, ,?...
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Nos. 68,10, Tl Woosta r; u7 Oreeue-?u, above Brtw-???*
CUT NAIL, and BPIKBE
OXFORD IRON COMPANY. .
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VI I/ANIZEI) RUBBER, ??atrr
NEW-YORK BELTINU AND PACKING COMPASr,
J. II. CiiKBVKit, TTBSSSSSr. Nos. 37 snd M ''?r- '"
COMMLS6ION MER?'HANTSlll'lTEK .ind CUL!-***?
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No. 33. II-, and .8 l'ettrl at. sud M and <-* Brt-|S*
CARFET8 snd Oil.? I.oTHs,
A-t-ui? for the Enrtlsh Linoleum.
J. _ J. w. CRotsHLEY, _'J?J?_U SEI Broadrar?
8ALT sud PUSH : si?o STOEAO_L
J. T. A G. C. ROBINSON. --
No. U covntlt. ?Up sa. No. 44 IT??"*
WATERS-SONS,
40 East Foiirtcenth-st., Into?'
?quare, op{io?iite Lincoln ^lonu*
ment, Hill* on .no.MI.IY ***
TI'KNDAY next, oi?en djjg
splendid Warerooms to the p-JJ*
lie, and make a special Eihifcn
of their Pianos aud OrrT*-*J
similar to those that were ??
UvhibiUon at tlie Centeuuial.

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