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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9, 1913.
Our Cny Ehction-A Party Contest-DreadfuS
-dccident-A Terrible S,cearcr, &c.
Our election for Mayor and city council takes
place on Wednesday next, and will be genuine
political contest, from which you may form cor
rect estimate of the state OF parties in this city
little girl, about eight years of age, was
crushed to death by railroad car passing over
her, IN our streets, on Saturday. Both her legs
and one arm we've cut oil, ard her head terribly cut
She died IN a few minutes. Her name was Mary
Louisa Frey, daughter of Gotleb Frey.
Our city court has been occupied several days
in bastaIdy case, which turned into a perjury
case, the defendant VIM G.. Fisk, being now In
bench warrant being out for the OF his prin-
to prove that the girl was prostitute, but, by
crosse xamination was made TO contradict HIM
self, and render his whole testimony plainly false
and fabulous. So outrageous 1t, that the
counsel for the defence threw mp the CASE and left
their client to the mercy of the court. This hired
witness Link, has long made it a business TO at
tend the naturalization courts and swear In citl-
Zens / learn that nearly two hundred have been
passed recently on his oath, and that many more
were preparing for him. There is another old re-
probate with an elastic and conve nient conscience,
who swears he has dangled on the knee or known
every applicant since he was " a shane pom
There was funeral yesterday in our city, more
than mile in length, comprised entirely OF color
ed persons, who were following to the grave an
aged minister of their church.
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Iotais SSSi,oot w
When all the expend ures have been made, connect
ed with the improvement of the road its completion,
SO the annual expenditures will be comparatively
small OF the last year, only four months business
was under the new order of things On the first OF
May last, the new road connecting with the Boston
and Providence, and the Worcester and Providence
railroads. finished, and that day the first train
of passed through without crossing the ferry So
that for only four months, out of the twelve the
duced expenses of the company have been in opera
ton. The running expenses for the present year will
be at least twenty-five per cent less than for the year
just closed while the additional facilities for transport
ng passengers and freight, will give the company
much larger business. During the past year, more
than nine thousand dollars Of the debt has been paid
Off great addition made to the running property of
the road several miles of new track laid and large
part Of the old track rclad; $2776s 80 paid the
structiop Of the road dividend of five per cent
paid and a surplus left on hand of $27, 1856 81. The
company have hand, for the service OF next year
fuel materials sc to tho value of $1o5 SOL 1t is there
fore pretty clear that the dividends for the next year
be easily increased, as the net earnings will be
without any increase in the gross income much larger
than for the year just closed. The board of directors
for the present year is composed the following
gentemen:-Na Nathan +. Dixon, Gurdon Trumbu, c.
Vanderbilt, Daniel Drew, ID. d. Allen, Ell Kelly, W.
X Thorne, Thomas Tileston, and N elson Robinson
c. Vanderbilt was elected President; Francis Amy
Treasurer, and James Rintoul, Secretary.
The internal commerce of this country is immense
IL Is almost impossible to form any idea Of its extent
From returns which received, from time to time
from the different inland cities, chose situated
great Western lake, and magnificent rvcrs) we are
able to gather data Of the value and Importance
sfour inland trade. How insignificant is our foreign
commerce, compared with that carried on between
the East and the West, tho North and the South, in
our domestic products, and entirely within our own
limits The commerce Of Cincin natl, in each OF the
past two years, equals the foreign of this
city, the commercial emporium of this great country
The annexed statement exhibits the value of B,erchan
disc and produce imported into and exported from
Gin cnnati in each of the past two years
CoMMERcE OF CINciNNArI-IMroRrs AND EXPORTS.
Imports.
Year er ding 6ug. 31sf, ~-lSF-D Isis -,
BresdstUfs ....... 3,2i3 432 70 81 $3.50 3IS n
Provisions. .,......... 239 1875 II 697 272 80
Dairy products. .p.,.,, 6la752 10 526,62l so
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SEVENTEENTH WARD.-ATA FULL MEETING OF THE
~ Seventeenth Ward Wing Committee held
Ward Hotel Friday evening Oct 9TH the following and
resolutions adopted, viz:
whereas THIS Committee views with alarm the proceedings
the public meeting tins evening by which unfair Illegal rotous
and outrageous edngs Of number
ohe Ward prevented voting az fair and honorable
vote defeated therefore, be it
Resolved That the election held this evening be and
is hereby declared null and void
Resolved That election be held Wednesday next llh
inst mencng at o'clock A. NJ and closing at o'clock p
NJ for the of choosing Congressional County and As
semby Delegates
Resolved That the election be held Ward
Hste Avenue and PRS. acoords with tho
above resolution and that Messrs Smith, Raab Robinson Tap
and Van Boskeck be Appointed Inspectors conduct the
election ar certify TO the result.
Resolved That the Alderman and Assistant Alderman be re-
quested to have suc ent polls
protect the rights the legal voters of the Ward and pre-
serve order.
Polls open at o'clock A. NJ and close at clock r NJ By
order Of the " ard Committee.
JOHN J. TOWNSEND, Chairman.
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K hSasa AM i MuSLoMSr u; BA n.

10 A KN 5 AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. T. BARNUH,
ID Propretorr. Hitchcock, Manager Splendid Perform
afternoon at olosk every evening half
mos. wonder in sreaon Major Lttetnga hold
ns the same ration to the famous LEgan that the little
inches high and weighs only thirteen pounds He
morning from ~ 10 hapsst ~ o'clock In the afternoon
from till hapast and in the evening, from till TO- In add
hon. the has also engaged Ga Western the famous
Yankee Comedian the Sable Brothers. Miss Leslie vocal
st. three Highland Mammoth Boys, Giant Mammoth Baby
Enormous Boa Constructor Admission whole including
Museum Performance Little Finger &C. children
der and old enough walk Alone M
served front shilling extra
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ilers. TO the Rescue.-publlshed

Free Sellers, TO the Rescue.-Publlshed
this day. price cens-7e Life Times Of
by WD L. Mach enze The injunction upon this
public having been offered to the public
price that will allow its circulation all OILS Its
revelations Of Lewis cass Major Noah Aaron Burr stephen
AL Father Ritche little Van Bob Morris other
colleagues will wake up the community. Come come all
and examine the great book For SALE who and retail
Single copies rs cents. JAS. A. GILBERT 90,
Anna rnaf
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little boy n AIMED King. recently fell down preci
pice q distance Of sixty. five feet the railroad
station xbury and "felt pretty comfortable the
next NOR ming"
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DANVARD5 PANORAMA HALL, NO. sos BROADWAY
adjoining Nib old Garder open Monday the 10th

T(ANVAKD5 PANORAMA Hall. No. 5Js BROADWAY,
adjoining Nbs old Garder II open Monday 10th
3eSs or M and BON
first so,ne the Gulf Of Mexico men owsr are next
seen sailing maesca along until they arrive opposite the city
cent Night Scepe and arrival brig somers on the
bloch aiding English ships Of Daring &c.
Parker ynson Rogers and boats crew leave the somors
and are seen row to the Endymon and as darnes.
the Castle OF st Juan dUoa. They sen boarding
and safely to the very walls Of the IL:
little dreaming Of the fate that They
le They then row back tire somer having performed one
Of the most daring as Of vaor recorded history
gallant Americans ha We done their
duty too well and brig becomes enveopcd flames and
like exhibition the arises
thes heavpg about strikes
gallant spirits and half the bers drowned that
to the wreck and the Of The
The next view is the arrival Of General Scott
the anchorage ground receiving damage The
thpsotwar Transports steamers and nxt to
tors great magnitude and are crowded with soldiers and
sailors Every thing moving and the senaon
deed into the surf boats and landing effected The
hosaers eannOn Se are landed and the com
giving opportunity for the most beautiful day and
bsrn e fall city, Rss
non loaded and fired by mechanical gres in the art
The city and castle uender the General
scott ana suite the victorious army enters the hitherto mrreg
phanty from the castle and orts general
whole the work of native artists and artisans
scale OF magnitude hit unknown the United States No
has been spared to srn the public vd repre-
Is the largest in New YORK. viii be and made the most
comfortable in the city, The will described by
pupil of Thaberr will preside a. the lovers
OF harmony will have musical treat well rocnc and
parts Tickets 50 ccnts children hall
price Doors open at and the curtain rises AncxhbitiOn
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Increase in value of imports, 1913. $lll5O1lO 80
Increase in value of EXPORTS lS4S.... 3,1sS 10
The excess Of exports imports in lS47, was
ST. 157 S34 &c. and in 1S4S, the excess was only
81 41o3l2 So, showing decrease Of S2747 522 81. Ac
this the import and export trade Of Cincn
natl has not bee productive this year last not
withstanding the increased amount. This, however,
is apparent only as the comparisons cannot be
made with this trade with foreign trade II the
export trade of Cincinnati drawn from the same
section of country the import trade for the sup
ply of the section each year. should draw the
conclusion that the home consumption had increased
but Cincinnati is merely the depot for immense
amount Of produce, sort Of distributing point
for large and populous district Of country, the in
creased export shows increased industry and the add
tiona imports increased consumption. The foreign
trade Of the United States is annually less than three
hundred millions of dollars, while the of a
single western city, place hardly known twenty FIVE
years ago, last year amounted In the aggregate to
nearly hundred and twenty five millions of dollars
The amount of tonnage employed in the river com
merce of Cincinnati for the past year. is indicated by
the following comparison Of arrivals with the previous
year.
RIVER COMMERCE OF CINCINNATI.
lS47 8. 1887.
S.eampoats' ..'..'.....''. 4l0o 3729
FlatDOatB. . Z. .3,5l3 1870
The arrivals Of steamboats, during the last three
years, have been as follows
1878. 1861. 1856.
Totals. .............".4,1O5 2,729 38l9
What will be the maximum Of this branch of the
trade of the inland cities of this Union is impossible
to conceive. AS accustomed as we are to the rapid
growth Of that section of the country we cannot
keep pace in minds with the immense strides an.
nuallv ma de IN tho nrooreas tha nav Statoo
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NOCTOR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
- delicate dueases which he without mercury
hndapce from bp ness The disease its early
in few days rcby Of the nerves from early indisron
accompanied 18th gradual prosrsion OF powors
s,fsuy treated by Dr. NJ The obstinate structures yield
TO his hod curing ly See his London Diploma
charge,
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The best Place to pass few Days and
nights quietly at D. Ksingers Mansion House at Yonker
The elite OF New York City to and consult the doctor
fehsonalY.
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Total. ........ ....... sl,3sZ'Vo
This Is independent Of the sales made in all street
and in Londen of the stocks The amount of issues
Of the United States SKIES account of the recent
oans held by foreigner cannot be much short of ten
millions of dollars. In this estimate we irclude the
sales made by Mr. Cofcoran and the amount hypothe.
Gated. Wehave no doubt but that long before the
loan made by that gentleman reaches maturity the
securities hypohecated will have been Sold and the
proceeds passed to his credit in liquidation Of the
principal. The holders, doubtless have power to dis
pose of the stock fast the demand will warrant
that ultimately sale for the whole amount of
ney raised, will be the result,
The last annual report of the Stenington Railroad
Company looks very atteripg, and represe its af
fairs to be in very satisfactory condition The receipts
and for the year ending August 81 1s4s
were as as annexed
SToNINGToN RAILROAD.
Cash on hand August 81 1s47 ........ S27415 IL
messengers. $1,000 %
Rents and mail service. ,...,,,..,s., S193 SO
Interest and depostes. .............. 1897 10
Ferry boat sold. ..............,... 10000 90
Total. 1921, 5 81 90
The expe nditures have been as follows
General expenses. S4S,570 "a
Repairs Of roads, bridges, de-
pots. engines and cars, in
Guiding wages and materials. 81 70S 06 SS3,219 30
New cars. ............ ..... 945 IS
Land damages old road. ......-... 1913 "a
Old debt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 90
Interest. .................... 1858 90
Bonds redee med. Observation-Disclosures, $500 90
Dividends. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 90
Leaving a balance on hand Of. $4,000. 1885 81
Total 1901 5Sl O6
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nR COupkk nnuANE STREET BETWEEN CHATHAM

~ and lillian streets has for the last fourteen
most extensive practice in deases He the
most this dease and mild cured In two
to FIVE SticureDr Cooper the form Of
structures in from weeks Constitutional debility,
brought BY secret habit INDUCED in by young This
when freely INDUCED in teges Dyspepsia weakness Of the
limb small Of the back confusion of the intellect and
TO society warranted in every chsrEs
No uerA
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Splendid Roses at AuctIOn.-Ten Thousand
varied beautiful offered for in this city,
zold WeiIs of Twent, eighth
street and Eco nd 1t will be Of the most extensive
led and is well worthy the attention VI all who admire
and splendid plants They will stad the climate having
been all worked on the Amer can Sweet Rrier.
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
the upper of broadway Murray
with prey recommend the hest place in the
Dagnerreotypes One thing certain you obtain what u
pay Tor, good picture
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, If properly
much cheaper than Qp en We invite the
attention of buyers the Rcheeu Gold PENS sold by r.
WATSON co. 10 Wall They the perfection Of Gold
Pens and Gold Pens repa red
Hats.-Among the many Candidates for
public is deserving Of favor Eapenshed
superior workmen; their style admirable permanent
pice very Give him call.
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No CukE, NO CuARGE--DR MURPHY OF So GOLD
IN street conhdenfay consulted all Of dis
Recenpcacs of gonorto he four days
Cor utonal debility and impotency successfully treated by
Dr. NJ mer used in hindrance from bust.
ress Oheo 63 Gold sreet open from "a. n 70 l0P.H.
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MI AGICAL SOIREES-AT THE NEW ROOM, 49, BROAD.
l next door above the Broa way Theatre-Signor
areni and Madame Levaseur continue to give very
teaut full Sorees interpreted With the expert
psnts in popular Magic Clarvoyance and exhibition of the
ptapanous Tabeaux Magic Pictures which no
ceved With unbounded applause by fashionable
and to which been added
ascent ard pelous descent Of Mr. Gypson balloon
Admission % cents. Doors open 1T commence al a p,st
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'V'HE GREATEST BARGAINS OFFERED IN AwERIcA-
u Ned and White Flannel at shilling per yarl SIp
yards bright Scarlet faso ocd Flannel $1,000 yaros ne so
wool uoodcd he do shilling per yard and offered for
sale TINS morning at THE DONERY SAVINGS STORE
l26 Ilowsry
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NOTICE OF REMOvAL-UBsDEIL 4 PEIRsoN BEG
10 no'y their numerous fcpds aud ths public generally
unthcy have removed from the Mercer
sets 70 e store No. 90 Canal formerly occupied BY
kebrs ~ arnold Co. Tone door from their stand Thr
present stock OF Fall silks shawls. Coaks vizees aornos
dress maerai housekeeping goods &c &c. very extensive
ard choice and will found on neotop well OF ths
attention Of purchasers WV ' " Wv
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HANGING AND WALTZING-MRS A LANNAY HAy

touPIL vlBERT& cos. EXHIBITION OF EUROPEAN
" Paintings 2sy Broadway-open from o'clock A. M, until
TO- +. M. Admit,snce % cents season Tickets so oeAts
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M ITCBELLe OLYMPIC THEATRE.-TUE sDAY EVEN.
1vl ing Oct ~ the entertainments WI, with the
face OF MY LITTLE ADOPTEDFrederick S0mers M Ar.
mold; taureste SEYMOUR Miss Clark After which. new
Mr. MacTcady Mr. Nickinsop After which, musical extrava
gsnra entitled HERO AND IEANDER-lesnder, Miss Mary
Gannon Suleypan Ag Nc NckDsou Hero Miss Roberta 70
conclude sith the farce OF FAMILY JARS DELPHI Mr. nol-
land Mr. Porcelain Mr. Nknson Liddy Larragan Mss Nickn
Emily Miss Roberts, Doors opea at Curtain rises
X
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DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway shows, natural life
the nnrchee Encamments and Battles fought by Gen. Taylor
also gives correct views of the country towns Cities TO 1t 10
the most beautiful painting ever seen Open every night a.
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at o'clock Admission, rs oenta
Schools admitted reasonable No descriptive
pamphiets Children half price II will soon leave the city
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nK CLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
evthng at bis Office, in those difficult AID protrscted
Of deli ate diseases that have baed the skin physicians
exrtre.cc His Extract Of Coravia Cubeb &c extensively
prescribed by physicians lad at his store In 'front.'
Ann .trett called Ne u
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No CURE, No PAY.-DK; C0RBITT, 10 DUANE STREET
IN member Of the loyal College OF Surgeons London may
consulted in Of delicate diseases how Iona
have gloe ulcers the body the throat
pains IN the head and Of the legs fourteen
years devoted to yenereal diseased enables Dr. C. tbs
WORT form OF this disease Recent CURED In four
No mercury used Structures cured
scarcely pain Those individuals vino have INDUCED
tain oathsome habit positively DO restored TO health snS
society NJ Strangers cautioned not 70 be deceived DR.
Goblet has not removed Remember ~ Duane street. Opposite
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nRpNIH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE

nR ALIH AUTHOR OF TIE practical PRIVATE
- Treatise. kc IS Greenwich streetoce hours
N PM SUNDAY exceped Those who apply early
III b, surprised the rapidy and little
attending their cure IL chiefly however those
criain class OF people who properly
his services In structure from its FIRST to its more
adva ocd and distressing STAGES rom uncommon
extensive pracce he afford a rapid casy and
radical which, no has ground for stating can be obtained
~ IN nn other on in America
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Two CAPTAIN Il. NElbIr-Slh-BEtOkE DISEMBARk-
mavsy asa upon Shf1 1 ysT sss
anS ytaf BAG n% si"s
% aS y2" % ss s
o. comme character to have opportunity Of tae
nat molt saneniie oSloot.O9s lave been
XXI % soe % dss nnS p
that proof Is amply supplied by the fact that in the short space
have v s ss HIM. aaS SSn and .ss
COZ Quoted US in ,aey AID in sath from the shores Of
S@,nsind sos.an attention sysiy dS iasns
rr yeur unetasins the health and he comfort
yS Se
% the ar on board from
dresss calculated to convey In conclusion beg
that q CHIEF coer Martin ariuess
onI coneacry conduct has placed under
ccpanso sincere and W. meritod expression Of our
Sn' at s s 9 ,m e, s % On ss
bcr Iss;.J Pirre Goorse whsrs William Scott Ge,r
Robert cnrmh,e' Thcsss Hopper sarssou
EIF1Y THOUSAND PERSONS DIE ANNUALLY IN ENG.
II atd ofconmmp,on In the New England States the pro
In tho New York vy seven died in two weeks il Decem.
Ter ots Sitese IL 'ess prevalent in the norhe at
where inr are long and severe aud there fewer sudden
than bc one which ahcs on ground. tho home for pr
lonGd existence II the allegations enti
ted to veracy 10 believed there prevent and
remedy The Great Author Of provided with re-
for consumption. and the diseases leading thereto which
fcauly in country? Has he
lief ir that fatal by rsnacng other lands? Nc the
hest natue is at hand The wild cherry
The pine furnish with where possible
most important discoveries Of The in ameliorans t
condition Of this large cass Of suffering Wsar
BALKAN 81 lid Cherry which has public
This valuable medicine
in tie 1855 which constantly in
ercsed tic demand until has become IL the
pcpar remedy for SUMPTION in its inepont
Known None is genuine unless signed l. Butts For SALE
Wholesale and ntai by N, srs A. D. Sands 100 Fulton
~ Johrson, N3 Broadway; "a East roadwa Havand
IN Maiden aud bv The sts 90,
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NJ APOIEON CROSSING THE ALPs.-rUIS GREAT ORR.
gna Picture by Delaroche just painted arrived in the Her
and Will be to the public in few the Ma
onal Academy OF Design This great painting is by IL feet in
extent and considered by the Partisan critics the chef deuyre
II liam
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No CURE, No CHARGE DIR. coBBErr N.

NJ tUkE No CHARLE-DR CO8BErT N. r. q. s, T.,
~ late OF NJ - Duane street, has we'd TO IS Ann ret
Geor am where he is consulted all diseases private
CHI racttr To those who have his self sudaton
suniecery To those Who and who afflicted
with rnrs Of the head limbs the body throat
eets stric urcs emi nj debility induced BY improper habits
No. be warrants perfect and speedy cure No mercury ui.
Recent Dr. CObbets induces
,ompeer trade deny his removal and identity Those
wi know DR. c., hut give HIM call to falsely this as
seton See his Diploma Letters postpaid Immediately at
tended 10,
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10O 000 BOTTLES NEAHLy OF DR. KELLIN.

tOV,OOO ger! wonderful Eminent. have been sold
vihou murmer Pains, Sores. aud Bruises elias
.er Man Uors-. yield Immediately to it ofoe go
csrs at Iattersal broadway In ag bottles az 80 cents
six for 80 81 dos Si2 gross aud the Drugysts sairs
srd Stores generally throughout the city and country
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I u. LEEDS, AuCTIoNEER SALE OF sPENpID

II
IL. Cabinet furniture Henry H. Leeds Co. will sell on
Wednesday Oct lth, at the of
Broadway tho full and complete assortment of that we'll
establishment eoRsspg Of splendid rosewood plush paro
suits FURNITURE OF the very finest quality both of tera and
make Wardrote Sdeboards Centre tables
Wsth stands Card tables 81 a tables Chairs Office desks The
attention Of merchants and Others about purchasing,
euary requested the assortment uaed
town would do well to attend the catalogue embraces every
article ualy found in establishment Of this kind Every
fc afforded for boxing AID goods delivered in this city
exlcntc Terms four months approved notes. all
$500 Catalogues ready