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The complainant further states that he then went TO
Jersey CITY, where after paying the stable
CURED by Foster he allowed the horses to remain
county, by virtue Of writ OF repsvn issued BY the
Circuit Court of that county seized his property which
was claimed by the brother and another nan of the
accused, - belonging to them, under partnersnip
agreement with the latter The accused was committed
to prison by Justice DAWSON, charge of obtaining
money by false pretsnces In default of g. 900 bail
ARREST OF ALLEGED LOTTERY POLICY DEALERS.
Yesterday officer Murray Of the Jefersan Msrket Po-
lice Court, arrested three charge Of selling lot
terry policies contrary law James Dalson of Forty.
first street and Sixth avenue, George Hoyt of Ninth
avenue and Forty fifth street, and Benjamin Cullen of
Forty ninth stres and Eighth avenue, the parties
In trouble The complainant Caroline Kenn, of 1874
West Forty ninth street. alleges that she bought 10y
them out OF her hard earnings, various of money
from eighteen pence to Ave shings The accused we're
brought before Justice Dawson, who held them bail
in the sum OF $500 to answer the charges preferred
against them ~
CHARGE OF OBTAINING GOODS By FALSE PzErEN0Es.
Thomas G. levitt arrested by officer Lord of the
Lower Police Court charged with having on the 18th
Gay Of May 1862 defrauded Aaron Fenton Of 20 Cort
andt street out of $780, by obtaining goods to this
amount oy false pretences and fraudulent representa-
tons The complainant also alleges that at other
other valuable property which would amount in az
gregate 81 600 levitt was brought before Justice
Osborne, who held bim for examination. This 10 tue
same person who was tried few days in the Court
OF General for false pretences, and acquitted
Correction In account of the arrest Of Eli w.
Butler, charged with disordery conduct, gave the
credit to officer 8oynton OF the Third police Sucs
the Of the have been requested by
officer Boyer, OF The Chiefs Office to say that he
Who took the accused into custody the occasion
ferred to.
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man named Eoen Lipscomo muriered his wife, BY
emitting her head open with axe, the lCtn inst in
Preston county, Va She the mother Of six chill
oren The brutal husband could give CAUSE for the
csmmittsi OF his Hendish act except that It vas the
result Of his natural peevish and morose dsposioa
There but four regularly chartered and recognized
cities Of New Hampshire but ffth about TO be added
TO the list the ourshing town Of Dover has made
application TO the state Legislature for city charter
and II will no doubs be granted.
Miss Neatly, daughter Of Mr.. James Neally, Of West
Frankfort Me-. committed suicide Friday sfternoou
by taking strychnne love affair said to have
caused the rash act.
Gen Jhomss L. Price, Of jefferson city, who Is
tractor ON the Pacific Railroad robbed Few DAYS
since Of $500, on heard the steamboat Sonora He
had just the money In st Louis to pay or the
lahorers ON the road.
The Census Marshal for tbs first ward IL Troy
petsd b,s york on pordsy Aa reports the population
a. .hs ward ss 4225. In 1850 ths population Of the
ward vas 032; increase 10.
negro womsn Belonging 20 Bssp y. eltam on,
nes, Gs,ssp Ca last vres beosne 6issstisaed vita
vorsisr ON tho farm and burg herssf end her two at
Tie children. - $500
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1 anu roxca8m niolo society
APsoasi adjourned meeting Of tho managers Of thu
above insttutoa held yesterday aftsrnoon to Goa
eer - - tho best means Of eaagng the scope Of the
opsrAens OF the society sad extend the Of
the sssociausa. The Rev. Dr. WEIGH In the enair
Prayer having seen offered up by Mr. J. n Bruce the
inmates Of the last msetng read and approved.
MI G. PLAT, from the committee appointed to re-
pert system Of operations for the society reported
series q resoIutons flag the OF
quarterly subscriptions the great enlarg smsot OF col
portage operations the especially among foreigners
their means w permit all such persoas ss are we'll
qualified and properly reco nmeads fer that work that
communication oe opened with Rev r. Buel OF Gre.ce
az TO ths oil increasing the WORK
in Greece Proper tho Ionaa Islands Grecian rur
sey; INST d. MAcsorvan, at Nngpo, be employed sub
Babie Union, ~ scent in China; that 1T be mads
tnt DUTY Of all agents TO report to hsedquarer and
70 remit all monies by them received monthly and that
the 20 etv maze effort pay toe floating debt Of
the Bible House. (s26. 900 for which purpose sub.
scr pon list shall be opened all amounts payable In
ins'slments in t1ree months, and ani tive years
from the time that the whole amount absorbed pro-
vdine that time does not extend beyond May IS 1851
The report was adopted
The Rsv. Horace T. Love, OF North Abingdon, Mass.
was then appointed, subject to confirmation by the
tire Board AZ Corresponding Secretary the stead Of
Rev Dr. BsbcoA, resignst, az salary Of $500 per
apnum to date, from July next.
The following gentlemen we're them, ON recommends.
don Of the Committee Agencies appointed agents.
subject to confirmation
Rev. J. O. Moreton, Of the Bible Union; Rev. A. G.
Palmer OF Syracuse, Rev Lewis Rsr steal Raw. Joseph
Hocges, Of Msssachusetts and Rev. J. n Gregory, OF
The Board then adjourned
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Police Intelligence.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRBTBNCES-A HORSE FLESH
4 OPERATION.

Yesterday Sergeant Martin Of the Second district pc
lice court, arrested named s. s. Foster on charge
Of obtaining $1,000 by false pretsncss and fraudulent
representations from Jasper Nichols of Schenectady
N Y. From the affidavit OF the compalnsnt IL would
appear that both these engaged in buying aud
selling horse flesh OF oil both good and bad
their way to this CITY from Albany; that close iut-
macy sprung up between them, which ended in Nichols
advancing 81 600 to Foster for ave horses stabbed In
Jersey City by the latter, and which, it is alleged he re-
as his own individual property and free from
all tpcumbrance. This bare aia having been effected
receipt In full given by Foster, put in evil
dence by the complainant, as follows
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City intelligence,

ANNIVERSARY CoLoRKD HoMx-The Third ave.
nue. crowded yesterday afternoon With colored
people, on their way to pic mic which held this
vicinity of the olored Home in 5xtyf street near
Second avenue It was composed for the most part Of
the Of the coored churches the
city who took this method Of celebrating the fifteenth
anniversary Of the organization OF the ;olored Ho
After religious exercises, the psny sepsra aud
clustering in Gangs discussed the of huge oas
kets, containing ham, crackers, and divers osher
% ?, G aSs
varieties OF cark darker and darkest to black Ere
bus However, they appeared TO enjoy themselves ina
menely and returned to the city in the evening"
- happy as generous fare and fneday could make
them.
MILITARY INTgLIIGEsCE-RscEPu OF CRY GUARD
ON THEIR RErURN HoME.-The members OF the New
York City Guard, and the active members of the
paDy who unable to go with the rest upon their
excursion TO Canada will parade the morning Of the
arrival OF their comrades back from Canada to welcome
them home. This corps of ex members will number be-
msId Of the old officers Of the company. They will ap
pear in plain civic dress, black psnts coat and hat,
and belt and musket They will meet their comrades OF
the City Gusri at the wharf OF the Providence boat
upon their expected arrival next Tuesday mornng and
escort them 10 the Irving House, where sumptuous
bresk fast will be provided for them The City Guard
win then De escorted to their armory In Broadway and
there left to themselves.
WARNING TO PERSONS WHO PUT UNPRnAID LETTERS IN
THE Posi- Oyucr.-We saw long list Of unpaid let
posted the walls Of city Post Office yesterday
which remained in the Office unsent. In running over
the list found the number (between the 9th and Goth
OF June) amounted to 200 or $780, averaging over
100 Fer Gay Among the names Of persons to whom
they we're addressed we recognized great Of Irish
emu German origin. which, indeed, predominatsd
nearly all others They addressed to persons every
State in the Union Many Of them directed to psr
In California great many hardships must be
perenced by those ignorant Of the law which should be
made az widely known as possible.
BALLET GIRL BURNED TO DEATH Mary Anne Durham,
ballet girl at the Bowery theatre died at her residence
No. 81 surens street. yesterday morning. from the ef
ects Of Injuries received about two weeks ago.
the Bowery theatre by her clothes catching FIRE while
she dancing the foot lights The deceased
quite young not being than Is years Of age She
native Of Newark, N. j., and was very promis
ing artist An inquest will be held upon the body Of
the deceased to-cay.
TBE PLANET vsSUs Venus, one OF the brightest OF
the planets il now visible with the naked eye in the
Daytime and for two thrse months 4, come 1t will be
neon east Of and about As deg. from the sun.
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fss schoosss Of 40 teas burshsa vss lssnshsa lsSy
from the ard Of jacob Ellis. NsrtS 6elievs she
Owned By Csrt Sssua Baker and sthss sud designed ~
the Sou thern trade.
At Hampdsn 18Th inst from the yard of Harhsrl Tie
sohr HsrthoSp Of about lao TONS to be s.>mmAadeA
Capt johnson Vssze.
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Bark Mlinote, q Warren M son he: bees g1roha'sss %
by FRANKLIN Howsnd. Esq, Of New Bedford sna vi %
continued in the whaling business under Oh
Capt Chas Taber.
I.u.cpxp-At Cbsy,yaeld. Ne, recently. by Messrs
Kingsley smith, brig TS toms called she moenlghs
Hsrsrs Ga whidaen SsmeS NJ. LOBBY and
NiIlbridgc, BY whom she y TO % csnmanasa. n p,.,
b.rS 81 sbout S50 tons the Sebrs Croker honor OF
the ship bud her construction She
owned principally IN sou.n r0spe0' Aho WI" oe command
cd by Cspt David y. beriy . r NJ O.
ssn,is Sreshtns brig Of go tons called the Prem
ss rased ready fer She owned by builders
Sy iessrs q Ctsse Co. and Capt dunbar, who will
AZ East nschiss 18th from the yard Of Foster
copperased brig OF 2l9 tons owned by Pope Co. and
TO 10 commanded by Capt Wilson fnsats.
At Kenpebunk 9Th lust, ny MessrsJ Titcomb an
pcor ship named Owned by the builders
and by capt W novel;.
Al k,chrn ond Me- 18th iust by Thos Southland Rsq,
ship Of 1000 c,lled the washnstcn bbey owned BY
Sonthard Washington libbey and others, and 70
be con- mspdtd hy Capt John Bisbop 80.
pobotner Of Hpe model aud substantially built vas
lately Isur The Of Oeor Bald win, In East
Haven she named the fraak Bersert AM her measure
eus s she owned bs parties In bcston, aaa 10
believe l. Intended Tor tbs cosstins trade.
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| S1,OUO.

Received, New York. May 80 1856, Of j. Nichols the
sum Of III eco, in full, for ave horses Ransom
FERNS STABLE Jersey Cty.shat Is, one pair Of sor.el
six ysars old Ringgold and white faced bay Cans
dian pony; ALSO double harness. silver plated TO-
q rOsTrp
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, june 81, 1851

CLEAREU
Snip Constitution Britton. Mvorpool-Grinne Minsurn
shiU Montreal, Lavender Rochelle-Harbeck Co.
Ship TIum6uil: Pratt, New Orleans Eagle Hazard.
Bark GipsS ssiissd HoatsSideo@CsriiSs thinner
Bari . s%oa.s w.rrsa: Bo:sos.E P BHck Co.
Brig si1s Gs PuDss Mott Co.
ss SD.aSs mos s.ss 6S
Brs ETDs' Dmon
schr Transit, Lane, Burnt Fort Van Brunt slaghs
Co.
@ ssass f Ready M.lss
sssr slnsss s.rsy s'is Levi: Duncan
STOP warren. sssnnsrd. New Hsvsn-nsstsr.
ssssns G" Tssony Hand PhlssepSsW Thompson
ARRIVED.
ard NeEfoi, with and passengers Ludiin Plea
I
a;' g.ss Tsis rs g.
Jaw large sfp .ish sl.ok ball her ors,opss bound
lIh Ia. 30 "a lon ss spoke ship Hungarian from No.
ssS With , %ss:
weeks within 800 miles Of Nov York, with light and
on and rs e s, ssn
an % IL days.
tsllsst with S Psssngers to Pope Co. June TO- saw
Brs RieSnond of Wilmington NO. col,on s.lnp. PR
, spi. Ana ssrp M 1ssss for Saf
days out; same time spoke bark Marietta hence for rs
BIs Aeadisn lBr, Lookhars. Windsor. NIB. u days. with
plaster, to master.
Brir Mechsnc carl naoh,as with iumser To master
ecLr Lusenie PorD. Rose Madeira, May IL, with wine
and salt and two passengers, to Meyer. Expert
sncd heavy wssther on the passage with winds from
toEW.
tor, &c, TO NcCreaay, Mott Co
Scbr Fl Dorado, WAss Machihs for Hsmpsted Harbor.
Schr Dresden, Holmes Mac ias for Hempsted Harbor
Schr So Stephen, -, Calais
sohr Ann - Cherryfeld.
Sloop Blackstone, Reynolds, Providence.
BELOW
Ship Heidelberg. 20 days Havre; Bfem bark Anna
Della 40 Gays from Brsmen-by pilotbost Washington.
ship said TO be the Isaac WEBB. Srysr, from hvsrpoe
May %
Ship New Hampshire, GLASGOW.
Wind ss sunrise 8; meridian. ssE; sunset Sc.
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Grand Public School Exhsbatioa-The Im-
provement In Our Educational System.
Quito interesting public school exhibition will
take place In Nibo's Saloon, Friday, 2sth Inst, In
which all the primary and ward schools OF the city will
participate and which will continue throughout the day
and evening
TIE exhibition will consist In part OF the best speci
Of Ienmanshp and drawing by the scholars Of the
several schools also samplers, embroidery and
gated nsecework by the female pupils During the DAY
there will be singing, defamation and other pleasing
exercises to vary the entertainment.
This affair ia to be gotten up under the auspices OF the
Board Of Educsion, who viii award prizes for the most
ner'torious specimees exhibition and it believed
that BY this means wholesome rivalry will spring up
not only between the respective schools but also
the scholars attached to them to who shall take
the donors and stand first the branches above
ward in thu schools and We sha NO doubt have 40 s1
hitton credtsble alike to the schools the pupils ana
the educational aystem they are brought up under.
A person educated In one Of public schools ten
years ago, who has not since visited them would
tonshsa he 20 investigate the matter at the great
time, reading, writing arithmetic little geography
and lees astronomy, were all that taught; nov, to
these ssua,ss history nsturs, philosophy, algebra nu-
bave peen added, and the more advanced pupils tho
roughly drilled in them. This has been accom- lishsd,
too without resorting TO Solomoa celebrated
for the correction Of careless and idle children v-hs
during the past ten years, great
nept IN ths public schools. This has bsen done BY
proper system of wards and by the PRODUCTION of
female teachers Into the male apartments Of the schools
having been found that unruly boys will omt qoi
woaad rebel against the authority Of master There
the hest OF their kind in the world and taat s
forced attendance Of idle and vagsbond children whose
property educsed Little boys and girls who eau learn
spd won't lesIn should be made to learn.
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Mr. LORD-l have the greatest in announcing
to your ordsnip the brilliant which attended
an attack By the French army Of amsuscsdss at
the besd of the Quarantine Bay and front OF GENE.
terry IL. Tho attack made the night OF the
I'D, and the Operations completed the following
evening The enemy had colleoted very large
the hrst occasion resist Allies; but notvhstand.
Ig the French we're enabled BY the brilliant gaantry
aad determinsd resolution TO maintain themselves 10
us piu N the head OF the bay on the 22d and tho
- occupy the whole With less resistance ON the
ssry severe loss
me French were necessarily exposed TO very heavy
M ano we're .sssiied By vastly superior nunbsfs The
sesvement they accomplished rsdou nds therefore
BY their allies WIN sssoson
"' A~O lAeAo" GO RAGLAN.
PRINCE GoRrscHAKorF's Aooouxr
The following Prince Gortschakoefs scsoa,t AZ tn.
npsrtsnt attack the 2sd htasto reportsa on,v hv
Telegraph "
On the night Of the 2lst we opened . trench :. 80.
ter apgreAch opposite 10 TIE ceueery in front a. ~
Ocnwn an1 ouaxnnhne bAstons, and Il vi,h
re mmsr = srssr 70 operate against the rigs. aast
Of the cnswys works which threaten this bas,ioo -
hsrdness q the ground prevented oar dssiae the ..a
dfeR snepsh On ths evening OF the 22d. whs. sur
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GENERAL ORDERS
SoLDIRRs-O Our former GeneraLip Chief has made
known to you the will of the Emperor rho at the Gs
neIas request has placed at the head OF the army
of the East. In receiving from the Emperor the com
mand Of this army 80 long exercised BY sush noble
hands, feel certain that express the sediments OF s
Of when proclaim that General Canrobert carries
with him ali our regrets and all our gratitude.
To the brilliant souvenirs Of Alma and Inkerm he
has added the merit greater stu, perhaps, Of having
during formidable winter pssp, preserved FOR
country sovereign OF the finest armies that
France had You II to him that you in
position TO bring the struggle to an issue (gdg fond
la late) and to triumph.
IT, Is feel certain It will should crown our
efforts you viii not fail to pronounce bi, your
songs OF victory. he has resolved to remain in
ranks, and although be might have had highsr
nsnd he wished but one thing, and that was to put
himself ct the head of sia oa divsen Ihsve deferred
10 the ent-estes the nAexble desires, OF him. who
but Yesterday chief, and who will ever be my friend.
Soldiers, have the fullest confidence in you. After
many trials, many generous efforts nothing car
bee too much for your courage You all know what tbs
Emperor and the country expect from you. Be what
you have hitherto been, and thanks 70 your energy
ard to the assistance OF intrepid allies an the brave
sailors Of our squsdrons We shall conquer with the
help OF 0od. PELisssR
HSAD.ouARrERs BEFORE sEBAsropoL May 10, 1855.
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i1olitital Notifies.

MunicipsI Reform Mass iieetins.1ro the El'e'o""
us City u newton. lthout Distinction VI parry;
We ihe uLdsued 70 the electors Of New.fOrt TO as
bic IN tie Metropolitan Theatre, on he evening OF
THURSDAY the let e November a. u Oock 70 sooP
usasses 70 s,cBI, succsss Muocps Reform B0m
nGtODs.
g-y,r gentlemen familiar with our municipal abuses have
nVtsos address the neetios setting fn roe ex
Of The corrupt ces hioh have ougn %
neat pro CD upon the fslr fame OF our cItY
Peter Cooper Lsopud w. KiPp
Tbou a, svHerp W. NJ. Pritehard,
Aaron VandsVoOl, Willard L. Eet,
Thsns. y ST lmsn Charles q. Hav5Ds,
EtLIy k1ben. REM. NJ tread"eL
Jofn L Mason Milford Martin,
aieIArd A ReadirE Onson Blunt,
William II. H9opie, Elias H. HeTnek,
JsbD R,dley Chas. A. shsTn AT,
Alfred Pelf. John w. Farmer,
John J. Phelps, Gardner Goldman
1hOs. 81. Partridge lanes bro~n,
Oesrse b. But er n. NJ Schei6eln,
A. y OekeihsUsen, George 1rser
Rnrtis slidmOre VIM Vac Hook,
Nash W,rr.I James w Gerard,
GsrIn Zsbii.kie Pe'eun fernt
jsnss 8oorLosn John Stephenson,
and many others.
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Menu Publications.

HERE arc tho DoCUN s.
KNOWN O T HIN A l. NJ A y A G
On, TRUE AMERICANS MANUAL FOR 1856.
Ready This Day
resp", in the Year lssS-hcs Table
Principal Bodies In the Solar system.
Ring Setti OF the Planets.
All the Table. found in The best arranged Ams..e
Preface.
To The American Mechanics, Sewing Girls, &C.
CrospiDg OF Nuns Ciusr,tedJ
The cbu eh Pr!p,ny sIll-ssustor Brooks and tJO'u.
W..hipsnn on Know Nothinsi.m.
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The d on James o. Putnam on Eese.i.'tica Tsnures
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The PlIsdelphis American Convention.
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GIitsi STATE. Cos.i suivsy-N.avs and f0raisa Once
In.ieans account of the Destruction Of the InquiOn
Where 10 Bishop Rer.l-PstriOt. yer'u, Ps,t..n;
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Mis- Ana Ella Carol Of Maryland on AmericaniAm
Proc. s.ion Of tho Wafer Id,PrOt Morse Outraged lu
The Hon E. B. Bartlett, Grand President of the KnowNoth
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How IIish Cshoics Vote 81 Hone.
Order Of UniIed Ane1ehnS
National p atf.r n.-Lews Cas- on Romanism.
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GARD 10 the TRADE.-We are constantly m
an, recent of letter, from the trade New FORK and
elsewhere aiming that they have not 70, received aay
copies 81 be r,,o,, M
AMOS LAW rem G f.
In reply we publicly that with ,sVefs
prsse. AZ work We unable supply the de-
lnspd ct our own coor. The THIRD EDITION, however,
will Ne ready on
THURSDAY Oct. p
And the FOURTH IL Cow going Though the pre-"
Order. for definite number Of copies WITCH hrs r.
GOULDk LINCOLN
No y Washnst02st. BoJ,sa.
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Notice-Tbe Delegates the Republican Central Commit;
70. ar requested 10 meet ct No. $40 bIotdSsy on MONDAY
FVENING Oct % ~ q 0eloot, s uaDs1ot genera onsnes
'pd suppy vsssnee' IN the stst by Ssrr % n
tive Con nIpee, Ahh"i IN ~. 'O,SS, teN-'.
Tenth Assembly District.-At meeting OF ne NE
pIIkI CAN uFLEGA1ES Of th- Tenh A,s-m by Dlsiret,
bo At The Fergu'on corner o. 9TH sy an on
Pyd,y evening Oct e. Il moved tnr EDWAkO OA1-
ton I,q uke the Chair and JAMES FEhGVsoS act Sec
JOUN NJ RI rouinstsd unsninousiy the 7ePub-
hosp c,nSidsie 70 represent he tenth Assembly District
The Chsusb NJ. Dayton and Ohm O.bon ESQ we're sP-
pointed umites 70 inform N Reed OF biz nomination.
EDWARD DAYTON, Chairman
JAS FESeUsos, Secretary.
Regular Meeting of the Republicans OF the
Thirteenth Wasd wi be bed on hONDA1 LEbN ",
Oct g. al Oboedork Hail. corner Of Gram ana inton So
All favorable 70 the cause " II attend BY oraee,, r,,
JANIS QUINN, Secretary.
Thirteenth Ward Awake IAN sdournei mseiinl r
the T,npesIee Alliance pil be held on MON Jay the <rn
Crater ee All interested 10 this glorious Cause are
i"pee''0ly ih''''u . '" T. FALCoNzR President
J.BURR Secretary.
Seventeenth Ward, Forty-ninth Council District
MI RIClPAL REFORM NOMlNAIl ~ ,a,-,,or,
81, CosInlnda. CIVILIAN ThOSlOW'
Approved ibdOrsed by the Genera Ref,Im G9unn e.
The seventh Ward Republican Club Tiil meet a 81. =
he con er Puisers and Madison Sta " hf hNhsiNo
anti after elect OD. JOS' D. SAOoI' i'e'eeN~
Bal. D. HICKS Secretary
To Poy,Icians-Ihe mall ISDIA-RUBBER Elias
fr holding Election Bal To csu be OBJ
AZ Inds Rubber store No .e9 Broadway New YORK