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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01
Baoys for the Atlantic Telegraph.
tn TIN RpIToR oR TIM HrHALD

You politely place In ,nr paper IN 2s'h e
suggestions utug buoys In laying too wire the
Atlantic Ny communication was very hastily yrittsn,
and now add somew what Il explanation I, vlnn Small
india Rubber bpo be safely attached to hat sire a.
~hAtever Of veocit. Il may cs rur ,ng crs the-
dis hs reg isted by the off ser gs,
wbo by exercise OF jndg ment s p sce then at
nervss may he necessary In graduating the In NOR
sion Of the wire 70 bave entirely under control fhe
sustaining power Of the buoya must s,oerAned
by actual experiment. -his bsing KNOWN viii DO easy
determine II wha, distance they SD mid be placed
the cable give JUS, suicieus oaOyancy, thai may
Quietly gently sink beneath the sur'soess II
rsere, nempen rope These bnoys, made OF the 3ng
poa rubber fabric would be shed 81 he de 9TH OF
humid ed fsihcme but 0y the u ne Of the
ba. he'd that deptn, have mile aern OF the
ship nifty have that mile OF wire ua'ght
Hse ssterp, and the surface is found that
the wire safely the Of dve mics
hour much the better with the syrtem ou,ys
lay the cable In srseht line across the and
.; the same time control )eratons I, obtain
certaipty Of euocess The capacity of buoy being
say Of gallons woui enable IN give tns requisite sup
port probably, 20 about wo hundred ysrds Of the sre
let suppose REQUIRE ten puoys mile or
BILE the quantity OF buoye required would then be
is 600 Their would be than covered by The
economy In the qusnty OF wire used, or opinion
thai saving would be thus secured without doab.
The bnoys shou'd be well roped with three rope
and toyss They would occupy but little space board
srd be nhsied bv toe OF bellows rapidly
CURED Suppose, NJ Editor the Niagara had tried 10
thsi rapid OF the wire the llsh by asiag sac,
enp$. casks IT hand buoys some AZ pe1ient
might have been resolted N Tor attaching them 10
The wire which ~ould gradually brep arrested
in liz flight; but to apply the brake when ne sni ,
u going ave knots Ill the sire, though be a.
strong the Amps chain cable believe this gr pro
be only nstrsted b. the Of buoys and
~ vast saving Of expense. must be evident % every
mind that We In this way graduate ms jesceos
the wire that be half hour for that matter
any given time sinking one hundred fa.no a.
certainly tue that when the buo,s have gone down
far ~ 10 be crushed by the pressure the portion Of wire
thus losing support win s,na rapidly but II the wire h
veil BUOY ed may 81 all times have many a IRON
hfteeD otwcoy buoys q ring their sustaining pg~er
October generally OF the favorable months Of
the year, ard may jet hoe 70 have tina, thread
Communication laid between the continents winter
AUGUSTUS CIR WEN,
I,aota Irota rfafas Ma
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HAv.sA, August %, 1857.
Gewso OncAa's PopltLpiy-N so Rsch as Rspre'ened-
Whs has Prof,ed by ne STAR node-Is Great Eltcnt-
MaSkzs Steamers, dc dc.
For several days sprtts OF m'oret nave peen
amusing themselves with (, public fsArs by oronagsans
rumsr Of the immediate rsef Of ecu Jose de 10 Ccncaa
from bis prnce,y COVER ment Of the sever faisnf"'
whom he has preserves in aieg'arce ana te'sn 70 TUG
the last dnsuols stroke OF Comma, oy wnon We
recovered spirt Of confidence, aud sa'er'a our
moneys and credit, has caused the commercial aad In
dustral cissses to regard his removal =. pooho Ca
lsnty VII might tend npsste the Affairs whion ~
happily csu.ea Ia be adjusted. - not to be ex
that be KEEP here forever and NOT likely
bat biz pohc inst tuied for the safety OF the country
win be changed by the Initiation of = nes ,h,ef
a ne a ION ~ wni not leave Cuba with tns emoarrass
mept that attended the termination Of bic pFogios al
his Bb friends; viii tho eooros OF mis- gains Ne
predicate ny them.
Officers and friends high in bis sonndeuoe and
esumston, may have msde money oct M shc
sIave Gsfe-but General Coachs not He has
rot wished PERTAINS, 10 make himself obuoxiors -
large class Of community and po'sels has not nere
fse per.or&y zone the work or his order
he certain thai his confidence sas not abased but IS an
sbe, CONSCIENTIOUS and fearless chief ay,'trsta o the
,nt he has ind Gated tn nstcnRl bouor BY tnsttutng
ard ordering the mot rigid SCRUTINY for the prevention Of
re slave afo, sib all the pains and penalties VI hia
sbly The energetic action Of nj. ofBras re been do
fesd and at tiu'e haze nae more introductions
except durf & the resine or Csnedo
Through the dAy yesterday BURNERS vas unusually brss
fsv MoHoay, ~hcb II general q dull day
Exchanges IN mere request, ~ advised sugar hangn-
BY the obs nsr, Of holders ut the vs and nothing
lone In fre,ghu
afah letter nj, no increa.e OF o.,es
The Empire CITY came or h port ~ A. n Yesterday
and las MIA ing transferred pssteugers ssrss
ny Of our email ferry steamers rne uu os arrived
At p yesterday, and gave pasenser" I" the En- dre
before entering port
The French stes mer -, from New Orleans,
rived yesterday morning with many sick On board In
Quarantine. Az 80
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Smos GAsDr Tho aaterirs that has attend
ID the revival Of the Rsveb great pan.omuic spectacle
Of Eszume" induces the manage neni 70 announce tho
ecs for repetition this evening" together IN the very
smusug al Air called "The scbo,lmaster."
Bovmr The exciting drama entitled ~ aud and 10
vicms 70 undergo ih second representation ., this
house 10 night Ths farce OF Sudden Thougnlsr snd
comedy Of "ChAles XII" are also the bills and the
c~s embrace The names OF kessrs Eddy, Holland, Fen
no, a.
BrRros's-Nr. Ec~,n Booth TO give his admired per
sonaon Of Bruus In J. Howard Psynes famous tragedy
Of nat nsme this evening lie Gill be ably seconded by
se' =. Fisher and Barrett, Mrs q Denim, Mrs Parker
aud other isvorites The entertainments close with
"fbe Omnibusn
LAURA KKs,s's-A petite drama s,yled "Anseune,n in
-hich Miss Beene, kerss Bcrnea, whesaegh, and
other rood artists ~ appear 70 be the oeuing pieoe
o Disnt Miss Keene and Mr. jefferson ~ll after cards
perform fresh oomioslity osbd "a sonjuga Lesson
"A Ghost In spite Of Hlmselp' fllovs
O1YsuTo-Nis, Julia rurnbug NJ. T. d Johnytou and
ihe talented stroosies Attracting inRe Numbers Of
fuD wing people 10 this snug ~ 10 thoasre every spt
real hearty izaeh Ia very refreshing, particularly sfer
having been IN the vicinity of VAL street Tonight the
olympic tenders three exceedingly comica pieces
ssvno.S kUsRUs-wyman, the asician, and little
Ju,a Anderson the bogus Bureel heir, stl the lead
tho city withou. being able 70 ay they have "has
precious baby"
CoroEsD oil that has been said
and written oectDs other descriptions OF amusement
bcre v nothing more universally popular than genuin,
Ehiopisn mnstresy az given by Geo Ohrsty and Woods
Minis re 81 4di Broad .ay and the 5ryant Brothers, A72
broadway. See their programmes FOR this eveoing.
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THE EFFECT IN ILLINOIS.


THE sREAr PANIC AT THE BAsr-cHIcA9o ALL
RlGHT-gvBRYsoDY Bs CAUTIOUS
glad 10 set our people take tho panic - calmly
There debts paid Yesterday than on any one
day curing tho season
People ihs, bad bills, not knowing whe,,or thew were
vosthless or a: premium rushed OUT and paid their
bonct debts with them.
Those who fortunate 70 have debts to pay
vent Ana deposited their money
Tns enabled men In the banking business 10 pay out
currency to those wro wanted it to rse.
Nobody ~ss frightened, and nobody should be.
lie not pA- with dollar for less than the face OF
IT In all oanlcs ten banu reported 70 have failed
Every should take the proper precautions 70 have
no bill ole % his hands, when be use 70 pay honest
lis the business OF oankersl TO know wha, bills are
gocd and they keep themselves well posted whereas the
great agricultural, mechanical and commercial classes
must Away, be moro or less In tie dark Is to the value Of
he mos, Of our Chicago bankers have no bank circu
lion lake Of and consequently Of danger
the present crisis We think money can be moro safely
dep sed with them snan 70 oe kept In ones own pocket
b We sssln e1hT,t our seope We did yesterday 70
60 down Win one in their pockets, n they can help It
Mos, Of citizens small bills peed some Art.
their pspsr money Those Who do no, wish thus g. use
tbeir money had better deposit with OF CocAgo
banking - Aohshmenn, who have 20 bank circulation 70
take o,
Lis With much pride aud confidence tina, NO express
the opinion n al our Cticseo bankers In
gcoc condition ~ Trey nov are, and thai they are bser
snstsd any similar ca-s Of any city Of the
Upion. The fe- this " that there Ia scarce
Of them hat has any circulation 70 take OF In these
days.
roe Rock I,i-Bd Central 10 The only Institution rom
which have ~, heard and from which our ei.z N.
have moth fear but re have the loas, doubt that
Gov, ksutson OH redeem every dollar Of IL bills dc
Ia bound ~ bon y 70 do 60
Thcro hAA been great deal sail In Eastern papers
about ,bt uadins and gazing at Chicago We want
TO see cor people through this panic unscsthed We
have no douot but our bakers vin 90 We aso sant
people general 70 doii mi, easily be doue II
every wni take The bills that hs pay bis debt,
With, ceposH and he via then deposit for
ttee, purposes The oils be maj receive, a. promptly ~
pss,ibe
We rave never had any confidence In our 1lircis or
Wbccrfin banking, rstero, and Chicago bankers
have bad hut very little 70 do with rhos- who have
has have been very careful 70 locate their banks far
6 pcssIbe Yet bal a. the system s, harm will be
hgeY W Arise from n MS ume oar clursrs generally
would keep the bills In motion
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NEWSPAPERS.
THIS PROGRAMME


sOTiCr TO TIE PUsLIC
n, q be. informed the agent or SCENTS d sheet
similar 4 bs programme whicn " about being Tsrfef N
his city cyculsns rerorts With vies " aurns "
pat-r This ACT a. ~ quite cnasSerSao vi n
gAiu>s hs all fall Of s object we fee sssirrn Io
rrofraumer been sbiahed ne.y ssve nouns and
IA. b.ee ao.d sih installing regularity, and IN bntnses
pcin, ~ vieg never Wa 20 Prosperrons ~
thsa,r, FblTs 9Arden, the Bowery nNsfe bfyAnte SINS
Ac vii b. heray oisirinlp d ~ me lnnclps
mo rn,es sa5 Se shsl ala, continue 10 snrpy usyel
~ 7, =, ,rrar1es le~sur,ra An The Valns N The Pro
vrsmne a. an advertising mediur = fny -pprecis- sud
Dos. erer lns y eoder sui more vsuaoe
IA this r,epeet 70 Lne business nmu0iy
Mel 6CnIsAy VAN jnNrHUrmF,
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HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST rus PRNNsyLvAMA
RnIsoAD.-A very heavy verdict WIS rendered In fsvo
u the plaintiff 10 the ~ Pairick Kelly the Penn
ylvsna Railroad Company tried Al the august term of
toe Court 81 Huntingdon county, Pa sill DO remsm
bered THAI some three years ago ohf OF the poun %
1eved tcvere injuries, csufing the ampuaion o. HE leg,
~ heas run over BY train % cars on said road whist
he v@ attempting 10 cross This case excited great In
crest u the community, and psrtc LARRY on account o.
he conflicting testimony offered Ths conductor ard t~o
bfakesp Of The train which caused the accident
positively that the boy had ample 10 cross without
Roins under the cars whilst eight o. ten very gost
citizens ORE ~ positively that the chilli could NOT nave
crossed In other than be did, ~ the r~d rt-
entirely b ,cked Up ny the cars. The Jury awarded
yctdict & taco damages.
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The sheriff as stated yesterday, Ia In pose.s Of
M LytIs fce VIII IN be first applied for adm ssion,
Tbur,day evsripg It refused by the clerks
~nom eDcounte ed leaving at the back door, upon
hose pers,n 'und, examination, fourteen
hun,sed and Any dOlsrs ae denied the posses lon u
ey msnsy ahseyer when encountered. Another clerk,
sa 1e Informed by an Officer, WAS to thrust sum
OF bank note between some books snd ne wall, within
the Office, hitch recovered These sums, t,gaher
~h amounts found in the Office exclusive Of the
COD ents of the ysn ~ere s. 300 The key Of the vault
Bot surrendered I, the Sheriff until yesterday
rg, hen the vault being searched, % 900 found
le'ep Thus the toa' Of cash obtained un Ter the
ps at.cnnept II IS 800 We undefs and tbs. other
sopal effects well certain real esse supposed
belong to Mr. Lyeh. have been also attached.
Deposits we're received bp the office, and drafts 90
oloeins Of The doors Il |. proper that we should
cay that 1t Is represented thai the deposits of
a", rs Of %o s wspo 'ae s ,s, ScA,
which we cannot question that early ~ Monday Mr..
Lyell teegsphcd to the Metro o,an Bank Ne~ York,
who his correspondents stop ting meut of sill hs
drafts therein this bs rue his penson Of courre
cses from the moment thus legr aphed 60 tho Metro
potaD ssrt and pesple will nnd 1t hard copco,Ie
ceived depos,e subsequently,.
1t ia believed tia, NJ Iyol had something moro than
hundred thousand dollars in Possession Of the OHIO
Life Insurance aud trust Compsny.
We should say that the more prevalent impression
among business liz that Mr. Lyell Will There
are many of this Ass no sever who lack coande ce In
is resptct bis certificates OF deposit offered yes
ierday OF tho street for 90 cents on tho dollar He Is
kno.n 10 have very heavy suspended debt, upon the
value ~ which, and tho manner 10 which he shall extri
himself from his Ner York difficulties, may pero sps
deIeni bis ability TO resume He remains Ia New YORK.
his GAMER here having issued the following notice.:
FuBLIo
Mr. Lye, len n.t-o for New tSrk three da,.aso 70 pro
In and Trust He will here the
mepi he g,,a through his business IL daily
August IS h. v ANDERSON.
We nave de dilgent inquiry concerning all exist
leg banking esa osh nepts, ann can confidently sae that
" II en- have relat With OF the Institutions
pertons hich have faile5 in New York. We believe all
OF hem safe and sound ana deserving OF the
Of public confidence they have hitherto enjoyed
The public excitement not excessive ye terdsy,
though The publo mind Was Uanfesuy deeply moved
Some Of the private bankers pa than the usual
Der Of checks, but there signs OF q run In
any quarter and do NOT spprehend such signs here
sfRr
We hear Il stated that Mr. Lyeu the correspondent
OF several private bankers In the interior.
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BEAUTIFUL TasTlnO uAL-NArH AMI
Helnh. the LATE L N mi .sinr er Of Ranairs aud 4

BEAUTIFUL TasTlnO NAL.-NArHA AMI
selah, the late L rnmi.sios- r OF kepsirs and b
who was so u c-remonusly laeislated OUT OF office
be had been &c ed by tho party " horrid con oaei
" ho ssse rbsd AZ .ibsnv ast winter received fr,ru
msr subordinate officers Of tn dep ri uent and 4
friends faiurdas evening last a. ark OF frieuds
reward TO VArds him q ofhoer q mSu 4 mag 40
On and casin, oismo d Hress,p and q in er rIr
articles Of thu nrst order, ans fol no 10 pure
auisi style and we're well and discriminatory selecu
Effect credit upon the com nite7 woo had tais n
charge for he tss,e displayed by hem rhe pard q
into effect ths msmeno assomoed at the resi- taooa
h<lsh, where the pr~limir6ry statement WAS made
Henry Wooey OF the jsct OF the " reuniJps on Il
ing and thfn lied ON Mr. arry Arcularus 70 make
NAL pres entston Upon this announces nrnt Hr arc
proceeded perform he duty ssste n.d TO him In 4
elise but feeling manner revo ting 70 ths p st and
to time to come. bendb his expressions sasfactovt
friends pre- emit W. selsh, thonsh EVIDENTLY afec
pnnoed Appropriately retn ming thanks fnr the man,f
Of this evidence ~ good feeling exhibited t'-srd hin
friends ard former associsies The company th-n .
to collation., which, sfsr doiog juste, 70 spent o
hours In se tm.nt and eng seasoned b. eons eIcs
cit.tons they sepArst The who mar passed 81
fer alton
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A PIMA Fur Thn Is, Bis -THE H1v. O. HI
a win deliver short series Of lectures In oefen1
Bioe against tina attacks Of mo iarn spri -ism and
si,iop OF ~. phsnornera The nrst on Wednesday !
srpt st "a O'CLOCK 10 s.uyvessp ms uta. no
way Meetums and Advocaps of 8 u tiuAgrn ere ID
attend and liberty will re given them tn defend TIL
philosophy" Aemittsnoe, rs cents Tickets At the ID
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TUE CELEBRATED vusrRIs BLOOM -Or y
Il bic value, imposed ~ Il h Of NE rn~s hsflnl
neacia substances Tor he skin and a. akin dir 49,
II you want q co~rpIerion without an eruption, :
nnN healthy skin nre tho wondnffu ressncttr We
depot, MS y RPvNCnR, 1s flnsbe.h srec1 n
AnxAlo BAtoslozxla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-01

NOVICE TO TAI HAIRS AND REPRESB.T II
IN THE deceased d vid Low, of Luthermnir in the
HI caroline hcol md In an action OF mulhplep, vi
pending Ia The Sh, r court Of Kincsrdine hire, At ITO
al Ii 9 II stance Of John Harrtt s-pior, and oan
pior both In Luihermu'r, aud David Hart msson,
cairn against John Low, weaver 10 Brrehin, and !
Low NJ Tay ior's park 81 Iyrus erecutors And gene
nsts and assignees non ns,ee BY the decesse Jea1
Iutnermuir the r, pres-ptat'vss OF the dccead
Low, In Luth.rmpir for di,poAt As the cour, NAV
sum Of MONEY be ng one years rent 81 herr able
lei b. the decea ,ed David Low In Ii hermHir IA he
Low, sometime residing in Few York an order
rrc nom red appointing the pu-sue-s To intimate M
anne of the actien In any Of the newspapers paDl ne
York with VIE to discover th7 re- ,resentaov.s Of
de-e&sed Jonn low, In order thst they ray, II "a
iod 70 CLAIM, In said uJtip epoincng OF 81 which Y
u bsrehy given. jOhf ~bSoNEk so1
sTosEHAvES, July a. 1867 geot " tos ~
kB-4n thu acton referred to the fund In disoupe
ed by the oef' nders John bos and hl-tandei 70
John Jack. of angelica, In the county or aIsghs1
State Ct ew Yo,k as hs eldes son a heir OF N q
Low, daughter Of David ioS OF buthsrn air but u
th 4 David Low, Of Int 1ernuir hsd sar named y
left Scotland and went 10 merca, that he WAS kiie
dert aps EFT a widow and two or three children,
lat In the ct, OF New York, by their cousin u
about 16 fr n years ago and thai th's fsEily II ahvI
repres. natives entitled 10 the fund In eisp ass
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TIE sUsPBNsIon OF JANIS L. LY ELL.
From the Detron Free Press, susust 20
The ,mpre~ informed circles that the
depou with Mr. Lye not less IN the sggregs ate than
$500 600 We have doubt that they range from $780,
600 $3.50 He posseesed the unhoupde innd fence
Of all classes OF people and all casses bis cuso
WRITE u attachment have been sued out by the fol
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THE EFFECT IN MICHIGAN.

The chances are, however, that the proportion u
The Trust C,p,pany viii MOI be forthcoming.
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aM w aNlDS.

n hnn RkWARU-I8 TIA MONTH OF NAY, 1851
pl.OUU IGave power OF Attorney 10 Mexico, viii u Ia
repo t@d 10 have been lost "a prooreior And
sen'Atiqe o. Urge amount OF copper bonds and having
genera ard special mortgage al the public territory Of
heyioo presented the 10 q April ls4 30 the Hon W
4 Marcy late Secretary OF STATE AMI TO he United states
eepaie, previous the ratification Of the Ned Mess
treaty, petition communicating Information Of this aorsssgo
aid requesting that De sum Quo me According 70 me evi
uA,ed IN said ueny reduc ID from senty
millions Of dollars. and paid Mexico and have
oeen led suppose ny power Of attorney above referred
70 hich has siace heen Annued his been mprope used
bv the finder OF the N sppr@h nsion should b.
viii pay reward OF o. DO FIR any i-formaiioo
which shall provo with cerAin,y hat the document
toC has mia lsd q. Du1UIs DB LUUdsr
No Rue ~ oeorge faris
Application be made ei her II. subscriber 10
Meesys Theodore Victor 4 nuck sftI New York
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~ AkONI1 MOTT 'E.-THs BEaULAR MEET
wi New York Lodge No $50. will comnen ~ his 1
efternooa Sept l, Al 3 O'Clock, In the eathian II
Fellows Hall, corner OF Grand and Centre streets.
OF CHARLES ID. BROWN,
sAxuEL A. Ross Secretary.
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esn ate or other evidence Of such dsO. or ps
sc Syr-y person Who shah poy o. d,ivDrs raepsy
Tcocs or rhs Va action BY was 6 um df rsnce In
~ s T; ssps. my
uch money 30 % or oher hing Ia Of ant fro ths
parts receiving the ssms and bis MI re rsen aves
These provisions OF the satoe are very stringent Thsv
ms' be rccapituaied a. folows:-
sec makes oil stock sales void, unless the seller or
me py whom ne represents at the time " the cont ao
ovn the stock eod
sec makes AL wsgers ccncerpng the present ruture
Sec makes all moneys paid In violation Of tho two
tdpg sections recoverable back by the party payipsof
els representatives.
The eff these ,ec,ions 10 render almost every Va
re'y o. time sales Illegal and void. Bat the stu is
~holly dead letter Any broker or stock dese. sao
soond take advantage Of to reRudise his IN illegal non
tracts would 1t loss forfeit hts stand
ing
Could these provsloUs be enforcso of coue mos, o.
the evils OF stock bling would be cured Our
oonds ut hDss that hey be- and ihss legissou
GAP reach the abuses complained OF Perhaps not Btr
may be verify Of Q mid alton sod inquiry whether
some sddo 81 motives for she or he above
a'uto'y novisioss, would not be usefui Somebody,
ther than the pare' 70 the gambling contrscs must usv
an adr to p'osecuts %, Ia obvious enough tn
Law III smaunt to psbius. syt could be brought In
80" form by anyone p.e, ssee "a he ock "a nbs1 10,
prcsecrors could re pretty certain TO folio ', sod ,he
business Of dssug would perhaps be,ome
100 hazardous 70 DC followed ny men OF any means or
c.tuon
We are quito awe OF tho difficulties In the say q
rfachng this evil by any Legislation viii N nj
Objectionable In pritcip DmbtI sss the mnst rfactns
cure would DC pub'c sentiment which snoud place tn@
sock gambler par In pecuniary business and soca,
position with the frequensrr Of the city gambling seiis
There can be ,uettnr ,hat he mischief o. The lndal
OF the form far wides presa and diss
-ous those OF the latter sock gam sling bas Of lat
nrvaded ell classes PEOPLE aud the recent trying timer
eVesliog. among mesohsns, professional men and
corporations, the ruin which II has wrought Legislation
de- anything prevent tn continuauce Of thu evil
without violation OF sound principles or government,
teeire to see nterp and TO this eud have made
suggestions OF and invited thoee or
tents Without being committed Is yet to any particular
emedy, prepared 10 adopt that which, full
'rpaton, shall seem best adapted 70 the emergency.
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4 lQU0K DEALKhy AEErIN0-1An ~
L. monthly meeting Of the New York Liquor Dea
cie,y vii pe held 81 the Mer poutan Rooms Hester 81
tween Elizabeth and Not streets, on Tuesday evcn
tsmber l, q TX O'Clock 9uSTAvuS l. kArh, 4
Secretary rs and l47 Bowery
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IMPORTANT 10 ODD WILLOWS -BsorHE
this order with withdrs giug cards, wro like
lodge may help I, start new If they eutS taa
Verein y no Will apply for csar.er ny the W. 4
OF &. N. T. OF / 0 OF . r., 80 AZ ths number
Is sufficient to DO so. Inid tisc fees for h'ctners
Language German. For psr.lc ta.e appts to
=. AkNsrElN, "a Joha street..
N bERLIeEA 239 BOwary.
KRv kPPh .EIk, .6l Stanton
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