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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24

MoSusISI TO HESRY CL.Y.-Ihere is to b. erected
noble monument to the memory Of Henry Cla.' IN Ken
lucky tie State II bic b. me and adoption.
Two citizens Of Ohio have each given $1,000 and in
Fsyeite county his late resdence. s5,oO0 have been
raised Franklin and Bourbon counties have esh sob
seribed about OC0 and other counties in tho SKATE in
rroroTion AT the late fair in Lexington. Mr. Duncan
lie egetf Of he Monument Association thus ace)sted
MIR d understsud you receive subscr ptions 70 erect
4 monument Oh Mr. Claws grave with - add my aame
10 your l.tT He wrote C's' Mississippi I'VE hua ire
dollars" IT. 81 Louis No a. well other large com
mercs cities il the West and South. large sums have been
raised or tie purpose ii erecting suitable memeni0es Of
eur late great statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26

tfo~ sss o. Lovs EsYgVhose. NO' a
w. 80. ssllsN :. - - ~, ~ ,',s.S1
tsrcl Il l1sufSAos CorepsIy fe5VlDy1y l>cste1 ~
NV yoff ser - yrocGoe fe folioriog sr.e f5Vo
0sso asS Hsf5sE IsscRAsct CosyAsY-BEcsIs
NJ INITIAL BfILTh 1ssocilgsos-fiEElg S1ssD
ilseii "a s0sE tbst tbess CeaepsGes bese he1 azsa
"a DIR cry fpf tte sst Yee' {" 80 ts ee1se c"DeefS
<t.s n CiaeinLs1 EDf8 Dey1oz szs0ts hsgs ~ "a
tstfs1 cLgstsr and sbzy hsye besD sacoessfg IL tse
81 SEVERAL u our leading enzsns Dssfe9 ~ ~
ssn<r TIE fs< now Il vel es,sLssl tbss ts iesc1oz
ot:n. and roDsb3y ne onty red ones ) u beeDsn@s
W. " soott, have sbseonds1 VIA large soaDslts n
s1sy We may ssy lsTge, fW thsy hGq k,eIa4ss ~ "a
Lsse sDc New Ofisshs sae were 1sag bssyy behless
s1 fs The Iat sE sefks have been cyss1Ef 10 W "
has % hand a. these oiSefsA DgiDs A9p5y h. I'd
,er,sensn,. " this nsorDny VII be f1vns ~ fssgss
sas VI their SCENTS here, , Cleveland, Esgy sle
bevsr, Ksq The spiEcisfs we're ssfesd ~ saleeifeg
.t< ysbny the oonA6ehes II sse NJ. j>sesste5
ksss ssi alDo Mr. Cleveland ss9sps@ons syDgse1
sis % retain funds IN bic possesoD oee'iy s.fs0 v
balance biz esins Iueba1AE fsleysYAs1 W liza W ss11
On VIA, iun1s be might have hhSd y, hlN e bsuAb
sktre be VOID bs On certain DAY Nj tisYei1iS PIE
NTeo noi 70 comply with u.is arrangement
No. eseofsfss pat an sid " the gef~tD'nf :" ~
WHO OcnAny bsi No ~ The fssesby VI ne paftf "lv
sue cobfeSnsd h a. About aoDb sDre g~ed nun
as man over sr fss high, AMI u pleasing sanntfs ~
thsred be hane-ii BEeksnss-sf the Vssiaas ifr.tl
ns and mao BY The hsEle u Cisrt tDk bDom w llS
Eonb. announcing their isEfoE D, resis Iefganssty
asied thsr object 10 be ~ Dt<n insafsies agency
asas~i orb Company snd wac specify de1f, saas'
a. ",h Johnsoh A. tiaFk. An 0fi3aE wa tsSsB hS~
ecrnef ?f Chesnri. Oh a0rth bscg1 Il hsd kis,Aest
Y.nenctd ~ perporisd ~ BE- szeB,y u he h9rb
4snsrie,n Mutual fbsursnce comgaay Il New YD,s
psIan wa sPpneniiy tsA 10 he beek groggf, am
hsh1n, who answered 10 the name u JDbssDD 10 fss
~, wN the principal In tas business lie ssae3iss1
EsIfny hked pTefniumz. hsd issued y,liies. yoseg
49, o. The ely-a German. by fLs n.as ~ Hernia
c"g1ysd 10 solicit business for them Hs was nss
~ - o. eneeting tbsinsus " fony pyss am aos
t.. na humber have tesn issosd IL TIE sagtbedsg
"sn Of Illinois and Mlssosn
r.sy hiHg went on quietly ana smoothly, gsni iasi
Il 49, When Mr. Cleveland of cbiosge, ehsaee< " Ms
b. .sy 10 tbs evening In passing through ts Lsssi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26

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tsls ~ Il 49,, ~. l.a tc 81, aad NaielsN Al
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~ 49,, h..s.s,tst sseats Sst NsAi eNA dN We
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60 - ,,,cA - ee Nsss"Ne sNs'.'r eN sA'eN',v.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26

onh,A aua nrhieesd and rcesles 40 exposure aprits
a. how a. vesi AZ q n h uucle,s 81 cav th, tht 49,
islo,nvpt ~Ns wt kepi neh na,heRaN al 'islh Ion
nv hepsv sNd,vnl, swa w,ihev, paying ,hris hils
Nh cleveland prsmat mAiethr'' rsseNhN haAem Nnl
shv fivlslesea N ihr hhuee 90 about tho dlsae II
,ts6 ees,cme,s ,la,l wNe seemei ~ b 40 esv seal
We tvp ~ The egl1ee eNA WY WNvNkh fai pa't ~
NehM NucheNaa ceelA vol ha caught lie was speN ~
ws SS@.s I" ,he Nan Ws,l ms ~ss"S wsss
tsyA aNe, ihpt tsNe
Ns,.,,la, ,hs rsNsIe,s ci ,Ne N,sela neol seaaea,
Nus,tmeui aad leNle1 wren tho trAs, Ne. pl tho een
s,te. Ne, the, Mypd No,hlng valuable ieeAms Al Ne
cehlc, thv, NN0d she, hev se,e,N nAaulau Nae,
evil chat ,A,, hewseNes had Az Insurance W eNeeN al
tAepgh they WV MI awAtv vt sny application, anA oer
NtsN The, rNA Ns ~ saeh Insurance psH,ai variw,s
sltr NNerd ANirs The hames az MaN At the mrsi rnNi
wat w,e " New N"ih, hi'h "'e'y' - oWee'e anl ~
,vsVp " The INuAnv. M paa VI he law Va violation ~
he vslststmem ot ssvNoes ia th,s state was enmIei
WITH srd ee,ams e,hce chs, q Was 0Nad II the m'si
sNssal,N Aind
We ha,ene, Ns,NeA What amcNN, cl mcue, waa ~
ve,d NV ,S,l,cSs ssNc, hNt u u e,ldeN thai che,
spev,'NS ~ sArVaeNle NNsAc~s when The appearance a
Nv v ,, rS s,. s' ,,a ISN s S.aa a. Ns
NcNiANy Nv Cleveland alone tsans,alticd H. him eAas
Vi r,ssaess sem ChssgN
sNler wsts. Ef ,As N,yes u TIE syese'Ys view
Shs, hsa c.i esd VIII rfcNshN attempt % rFac'i'e 'heW
heia elsewhere
tes EeNts i>sva,Ncs CaNr,xs Ne,hlae has yetheeu
esvs ci The enNaecr whe have been operating "a hl'
efe N'Y i0pe weeks rssl aseNe " ihc North Ameri
e~s Nesaal Insurance CNnrAw II New NctA.
i've ~ sojclrg hNoss ycsleniay, lisngy m iahn,
ss',N wANhas te,isl ia cha ely Nr several year. and
sagvSs e ,hs basioc's 81, thc pa'se " supporting HE
AeN a, sn,gan ut the character o tho cnnocrn.
sN, when ~ voaA Ask wheW Nv. Johnson was Clara
M Gel him thas ho waS IN She oenniry establishing
sN nSiSs, ~.
sN,a DO fcanA eu; thar The, were swinilcgs no
ss,s sai VIA sAins, them Gov ohianiuS mNney under
Msv g'e,cns,' IN 'ee hoCe % rre'ns these whom he
raj nsuce,i 81 take cW policies In the Company hut they
hSa "a, As they may attempt 80 PRACTICE this taai
sevhgg> cegy hc card which they were In The habit
81 sgVuls.lps
NORM ANsSicW Mutual lNsvs,Scs CoNr,sr oF
Nav NOSN. ~CaVlisl AMI Assets tSANOO0. Olicors--
l&nss NosN~,od. SECRETARY Howard Frost President
pgscf's-N0wSsd INST. 4. | S,hell L 4. Cha;nhcrs.
tSeD,rse Gr;r,,l q. Livingston. Oliver Wallace, WIN
Hsan Ralrh Lewis. y .M,r r. Catlin Amos Patterson,
n q. FarcN h. NJ. Webb, I L. Fowler Andrew rentg,
Charles Hasn't Hcman Scott. James Norwood w. w.
RrrSsscv W T. Blackstone. N. J. Buckingham :. W.
NsssshaN. l. Nils. Patrick Me- ahl Myron Benedict
laAGson 4 Cis,Ac. Agents Othco northwest ~
CAes;ssi and second ss No, second hoor ELLIS &
hsitop, s. Leafs Mo. 10. 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26
Ia " IN7'ELLIGENCE
svrRsMN couRr-asssa.l rx.n.

SlfttMt Nptkt-VtSkhAt Ekhn
OPINION ypess srss PAVEMENT ~ rsk
~ haas rAl behalf themselves sna etnrn " INC Sos
ysllsa ~ NswNsts Vlaeasr % kepArs sad Sappne
AVID Rus Reid -, .-...
TAI maven. h ths CITY ii New York on behalf Of them
selves and all others slaar situated. claim relief BY In.
Junction. sgaa. tho Corporation u the Cy on no ground
.s,. All m~pers and thereby ineamber tho plain.
,s zeal ss,sle With undue taxation. by entsrag into
aes,l unlawful contract With hessrs Russ & Reid. fce
r.sfss tho ucwery and other strees at expenss~es
sss,r three aaassrss OF million Of dollars.
In neesmber isas. appears, Messrs Russ 4 Reid
,usssnlei their msmersa 10 the common Councl stating
hs the material Cor the completion Of broadway wsald
Al, no prepared Ia sAeu tina. snA that the bowsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26
CITY ITEMS.
,yrrprAINMgyTs &C THIS EyENIN

ENTERTAINMENTS, sc, THIS EVENING.
E1ms,ros IsDvsTrr Oy ALL N,rOss-cy','l Palace
IorLY Boos and Pet Of the Peuicosis" At WsllseRs
uscIs TOYS Cam tfon book at the National
LroLs TOYS clES from Mr., stowe: BsInum'
EyerLrs ogrrI nogs BUILDING No SO g, sIO.dr.y
YsiSoops Performances afternoon and evening"
WisBEeror Cscvs Performance afternoon and evening
b. so as's s;s,saas Assi'y
nuu.,sII,D rasToseo'r ~ cllsosss"nops Chapel
Ist EsrIs c,lL1s, ., cnslsIlis Asf.Ne st' bSadw'5
slesof hLlTr yesbiieea md m:.i,s, No Co ,'s.dssr
ssssSs, s..s No az n,osaws,
WesGs - n,".ross A Modsl-ho. 81 D'ssd~sI.
The weather foribe pas twodnys Inns been most glorious
true vin,r weather inylgorahog and boalhfal weather
isl smalis u The cold free North aud hints nj crHpng
sgos bright stars bright eyes fasi horse aud nlss OF
gssy Ga1k Esi su'b promises "'e not hheiy TO be l
flied IN His f'e 'hmaio va can hardly rsloioe over
,ks, c,is ssn.og. befns a change of Wind brings
ps,asL oiDads, mud and ,aisefy
etDl AsosfHssts H. o,de, h. ,"nisisr o tha desires
II fsl large ,iass ~ sssa rio i.niy afraid ~
slts6asia Lai bfy ~ inslda ~ a"y 'hn'"h what
.s.y nsa.La' ~ psbb spirited "'" have -h 'hs la"
t4,l,ssob sh1 encouragement ~ lha authorities arranged
an asi.ssi "a sL4pa ~ Sunday Amsss.aals anne q" The
d.a ,.,ss NJ With ra vii notice ~ IL. benefit ~ The
iayg. Ices ~ psl,o.s interested
! ALesi DE ibg.sa"d Hri'he h""s's i"''""'V we
IiLtks syf, De 'iT viii er'" te'Y y" W." '""""s ""'
4, s.t, MN ED lee" s"I d'.'hs'is ""h'
,a,ssi Tia g,.sa, ass,i.s q. he si'f h"'r"th''"-
iii h. fsy IA, ~ lLs l,ssa ~r "sy be- r'dre '" ""'
6o .,L ess padiiy ,sf,,sb lt.s's.Fss Tlh 'hr Vie"
II t,t, bjiss ssalss IL all dsesass ." l".'""'l"" 'hs
,iy dssmsah b. ~ Rssei ts",n' 10 hH"aef st"e' 'h'
a,., ,..s,,aa 10 u yes lh.m practical "sr' '"'s 'h'
i..gu.Li p,isapssf ssln.e dsp.t .. vih s'l ~ 'hs"
. ..S,s d. ..a Instances vhs,e lhe 80" ~ ess'"'s
A.. Ls To-. ..a I'D, is.a.ss IL ihsi, "". VI" s'"r w"
.pela, N h. dDsfd t@ say ens 90" rsi ' ~ W" 'H'a
a,,, sLsi Ia .lnsys ssL.ted Tie ro''aso"" hs's sN
sg, ~ ~ bl ls Dt., ny ~ '"s'"'"f's ~ 20" '' r'
,.a u. a.s ~ es,s. ara srss' 90 % :" hs h'N'' "''
n.s tssb ia.iA, ~ tss dpira ehs'el HINTS
Ils .s,iDga hands ~ Hi''l hels ""' r'N'' r''''
.4l. efs.i.ala.. II gesrn rot rl'l "'e'''" :" ''''
,.as NJ. is .,.i .sns,p especially !" 'l@ iF'"" sou
n Wssds H. ~ fhlg sDsifs sisH '"ha'N" iH"r "l'"
.aD.es a,aa.,s ata lsdmes n hsJ Ahs "'''''s "'
,alnia rpm ~ She isaa .....,
q ILa ll.,Ds ~ es.sliar hassss ~'l' ''He' "'f'""'
s.,a.s.s u, accommodate .n.t ~ rss"" HT"f f"''
nD l.. ,sssd eely ~ ,ass hides- h~' 's'e ""a ." 1'
,assa siii 49, VI. 40 sssa naphesa ds'ts 'Ash'e''
.Ls L.sl t.s.l,d aDs. Ls.is."aif d"''"H w" ""''
a,e ...laiaiis isgibd id aas.s r"s SOD elas's "''
iLul .p ssgasi ntis H. ee.sa ~ h"' - '''""' W.,
,.a,lo. No tal.s ~ bs, is siiisa.s N'e hH f'" W.
,.as,ha JLs msbt.a sss islI Aa'.ed "r"" 's'' "q''
ssa lLa .sesy ps w ibis s ass'"ss ""' /" WV ''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-26

A WOMAN SHOT BY AccIDEsr.-Coroner Wilhelm yes
terday held inquest at the house No ~ West Thirteenth
e. upon the body Of Cathsrne Moran, Irshwoman IS
years Of age who shot Thursday night by one Of
gang of boys who using firearms in the vicinity
party of youngsers some of whom had loaded pistols in
their possession in the yard of house No Ill
West Twelfth which Ons the premises where the de-
ceased Eyed and ait. rward report of gun pistol
heard At the moment the report heard the
deceased who had been hanging out clothes in the
yard was heard to give scream when the boys Of
whom were known, of and made their escape The
fortunate woman to the house crying "Opcn the door
for Gods sake am shot and died in five minutes uf
erward the bullet from the weapon having perced her
breast The Jury rendered verdict Of death from ures
received from wound in the breast the oath
inst said shot being fired by person to them unknown
SUPPOSED MURDER BY ADMINISTERING PoisoS-Arrea
on Suspicion Yesterday afternoon Lieut. Dunn of the
Twentieth Ward Police received information from fe
mfe living in the house No 39 West Thirty thirds that
colored woman lay dead in one Of the of the prem
es and that strong suspicious existed against the husband
of the deceased of having poisoned her. From what
could be learned it appears that the deceased had been
sick for some time and confined to her bed during which
period is alleged by the neghbors her husband has
shamefuy maltreaied her beside behaving in strange
manner himself In leaving home in the morning 90 to
his work for the day he would lock her in the thereby
preventing the neghbors and all others who would have
been glad to administer to her wants during his absence,
from doing So He purchased bottle OF medicine day
or two since he said from doctor when he remarked
that be was fearful the mixture in question would kill his
wife. He displayed considerable fear and nervousness
when he spoke of the matter which excited the suspicious
Of persons living in the house that he had administered
slow poison to his wife, Lieut. Dunn accordingly arrested
the husband who will be held to await inquison by
Coroner Hilton who has been notified. DIR. Finwe will
this morning make post norton examination on the body
and the presence of poisonshoud be detected will
lyze the contents Of the stomach TO ascertain Of what par
tcular kind it is.
BOARD or EDUCATION Tho following Is a correct and
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NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS

RsW,xs>s,, fAs,ay.--rhe Second Regiment Of tho
uaAsea taig ale, eaer tho command Of Col Euis.
est YESTERDAY on parade and reviewed by Gen T.
n Y we,ghl. The regiment FORMED At 10 o'clock. sna
pslalsa keesh the principal streets OF Jersey City. Tho
ssapanes that tarnel cat the following The Cont
nensa Quart Washington Nolautcers Meagher RepuhI-
eaa ,srvaalers. and Ggeenvilo Guard.
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VILLIAMSB URGH ITEMS.

rAlx ,Sp EssrWAt--A fair and festival for the benefit
of 81 Mays Church. in Of construction at tho
eoraer of lecasrd and Rsnsen SIS. was held ct thu
0de0n ca Thursday evening" The attendance was large
piesarss seeereonS ewely Sc. were given out by lot
sery Sme oar hanred ladies 50, down 10 me suppo
al 10 . slock Ia the evening after which the
ready and the company enjoyed themselves At Terpsieh
cream eAszvsses.
MlsslSa--A yvang nsmed Thomas Gilbert len tho
rsslsaee Vi his parents In North Sixth st. Saturday
evening lsst siacs wheh time be has not been heard o.
laey have tears icx bis safety.
Tie Cadets Of Temperance. Section >, held public
usStss iass ey0rn, si the NJ. T. Charch in Grand st.
The Aease was crowded The exercises consisted Of
sgas,esl dialogues and pieces spoken by the Cadets.
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Nry-yopg DAlY rnlNr. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 20 lesa

4 hssrft sii,e ffeis, vf,ib vas ,eessr1 pfssfei91
W 10 rpgis,s ~ hsgbs,gh f>,dgf. NJ ~ " hyyal
II ttiiis,g ~ Sgigsh n,oys fr1es. M usH y, a ", IL
sss ss ssIiidass ~ Means W q ~ Y Dosdsrs Jsvsl
~ tiga ~ sts g,N4sstbs
tis hsets ~ ~ mn pfebhb t-ihLiD2 iyas4, 10 itg
feils. - vet eispris,d IN yssie,dsTs 1,ite@> ThsY
s,s yoeet bsitss h ~
Tis nst . + Je.ts NJ 1sliitos Csivws'y, Las ~
,sis.d mi s>tspfl No All ~ ts pasdate NJ The fszoz
lsn ~ rsjdis, Thanh. ,s,sy ~ LsriDz,Db ~ and
JLi,i.d - s,d ssis,s atn h~ asos ~ suryu np0nnz
TIs fgd ~ he rfenjs, ~ sermoDs bss1s fi,s
Nav ys,t youbg Mons Christian hsosa,Dp Will b. 10
nye,sd BIZ fDs Esy ~, Hkbssd Fuller, n Bstinsns D.
,oarsv awning In Tho Bsoondav baptist Church. near
Tenth a
IsierAfios depnaiion from tbs City Of Philadelphia
with inlrodatt,ons from Mayor ODpn 10 Mayor Wes,sr.
ye ao mn In The city, with Instructions % inspect and
port upon he arrangements and organization Of the Emi
grant Experiment in this City and with view ~ adopt the
best mans Of providing for the Immigrant In Philadelphia
Tho depuiai.on will Wait Wards Island and the various
Tmlgranl Societies Of New York II IA understood that an
duplication The Legislature Of Pennsylvania will be
founded upon the report d the delegation
IssoRArIos The following table exhibits the number
Of immigrants arrived e,,his port during the week ending
November "a
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viii constitute the Board for the year 1884.


FIVE PolSrs MISSION T1aaksrir,sg Gsyis. Se-The
following portion Of the gins received At the Mission
Yesterday from Washington Market by Nessrs ide and
Broas including collection last Tuesday IN the Market
and ea5 from the retail butchers $50 ~ snd $50 worth
of provisions-a noble gin and well bs6ttrg Washington
IS; AN tnd,iiaal' $50, Frisad - Mrs Bar
rack $40 collection On Plates and n e.s Esssss Ca
,u.sl CARVING one page SO - Sscfaco OF Thanks
si,ms' Ssss Randolph. nhass. n, Y. sso The total
~ receipts IN cash tt3 a. seascasn Subscribed
o. toward hqaidasnS The aes GA hs new eelldas The
children II Sar sehec-ts ia naraeersnd then so ehd
l,sn ,eaIshles sah sheas the naSaesr u slass
eams Ia ~ the sapgen makeg IA all aeee. so Who ale 80
The na nVm eer vel ieslei tables We heNciS tasex
eus Aaa iees who ~ beautifully sagpsei the aee1 ~ sAe
rSes aed di.ns.sea NJ ARAss MassieaASs
AY,ssss ,ss Cssst.t r,Aes-.,, ne we're sir
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ADVERTISEMENT
800 AN IT, cItD
Iinded that

TIFT +
Me,rs NJ r. TowLE Co, Columbian Hall 2ai Grsnds.
have days greatly reduced the prices hsir
entire Winter Dress Goods Ladies interest
purchase Dress Goods are offered the Columbian
Hall rich Boche shaws for S worth $0 rich Lyons vevets
ere ward wide for Msnts IS and 81 Bro
cade Silks at g. g. and 10 shinss per ysrd richly worth
silks at c. and 100 yard that actually cost from
sI s yard French Msriuoa plain and plaid andoleed
M,n de Lanes and other Goods still greater reduction
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tters,la shr Constellation, car.ia Auau ,hi,ir oe'
dave nvm iNure'i @s,ea q, Qaa'eusan yesterday
uv,nleg ihe vNHselaileu hon ia,sfrei vlih asi rai
nuu,,N efNhew TOO dul eren iha ,piaie ihp's we'e
40 sleh so aul,el vho vwa ,aL,a Il, the iiwpsi Tbs
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whom are
THE TURF.

UNION CoURsy, L. I-TRoTriSG-Friday Nov 20
WoGd.G psq @eGs s1 ss S1ifi'
CrsrREvILIH CouRsn, L. I-TRorrIsG.-Thu
Nov. %, 1853 Match for $780, mile heats best in s. to
G Carrie bT Frank Forester. .................l I
Watts b. IN k 41ys. Darling i9 4 e. a.
This Forester had ell his own way lie had the
call in betting at the rate Of 900 to eco Katy Darling
awrong and had no foot was seemingly overworked
She kept breaking and could not be brought down to ro
steady and lost in three straight heats
Same Dov-Matoh for $3.50, mile and repeat TO wagons
Mr.. -nsmes br Raicstcher. .............''..l
Mr. Green names f TSm I7gS sia.
HUNTING PARK COURSE, PHILADELPHIA-Tuesday
Nov 22-Mach $1,000 mile heats, best in s. to saddle
W. Woodrnh's Z; Taconey ........"2 l
H. '0n''' f SI g. nag ISL a. si.s5..
This was heavy betting Mac had the odds on
him the rate of 100 to 90 large amount OF money
changed hands on the tro Mac won the first heat and
when he broke and his quarter badly thus throwing
bis chances GU! for the race Iaconey Won the second
heat and easy There large attendance present
and great deal of excitement was shown at me result
WASHINGTON TRoTTIYG PARK Providence, X. l.
Friday, Nov ls-Purse Of $50 mile heats best to D
in harness:
+ S Ss.s.s s rs s1'ss1P Biy ~
E. Ihornon T, . d SysiOIs e. 2ia2yc'
Same day-Match for $40 between troer and PAGER
four miles ont TO harness, between
r. shermun'sb n; TrOter ..................
A''' Time cm. Total time.
T Tine Of s sIst IG'l mile. SIS go
Time Of third mile 3l5 loN
Time offouTth mile'...''''''' 900 io'h
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
To Cob % hand No. !; 20
in10;;s $3.50 .!Sn. Is
Cyy.fsl Palace, Nesr- York Nov rs, 1888.
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Advertisement
THE MINAGERfE.-

The MHNAGERIE.-In consequence OF the immense
which attended the Exhibitions OF tho Broadway No
HERR DREssAcH will In future enter the dens OF LooS
Tigers Leopards four times daily until further notice
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ARREsr OF TRIEF.-A young fellow calling himself
John Cummire taken into custody on Wednesday
syenn, by the Second District Police, with quantity Of
clothes In his possession. which L ascertajned had
besn stolen He was committed.
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RoserRr-A thief entered No. % Monroe place, on
"Wednesday evening and distracted silver amounting
70 go or $50 in value while the family in another
pari " ths house.
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BROOKE wv ITEMS

EVACUATION DAr-This anniversary observed in
this City by a display of flags from the City Hall and
other public buildings and from the ferry boats and ship
ping along the wharyes.
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THE LADIES ALL GO THERE.-Wherel Why at N.
WsoSs No The best place IN the city
chase Excelsior Boot Busiin Tee toilet or
Slippers.