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The Recent Brilliant Achievements In
Front OF Chattanooga.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 1883.
The stormins OF the ridge in the great battle before
Chattanooga the Goth, thus described by ocer
Il report TO the War Department.
The stormng Of the ridge by troops OF the
greatest miracles in military history. No man who
lmbs the by any OF the roads that wind along
Is front believe that eighteen thousand
aen moved upon ih broken and crum-
ling face unless It his fortune witness the deed.
seems a awful q visible interposton OF God.
eithcr General Grant General Thomas intended IT,
her orders to carry the rife pits along the base Of
n" ridge and Off their occupants but whom this
coompshed the spirit Of the troops bore
bodily up the impracticabe sleeps the brist-
ng rife pits the crest and the thirty emilia
ing every gully.
The order appears to have been given stimuli
noousy by Generals Sheridan and Wood, because the
on not to be held back-hopeless the attempt
peared to military prudence; besides, the Generals
ught the inspiration OF the men, and ready them
lives to undertake impossbiites.
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additional Details Of the Fight
at Ringgold.
ooo~->~~~1o~~O~~~~~~~>>NN
Names of Some of the Killed
and Wounded.
THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Official kilograms Of General
Bragg.
>~~~~->~~>~~>~O>~o~~~~O~
The Effect Of the Defeat In
Richmond,
&e- Ae.. u.

CINCINNATI, Dec. z, 1903.
special despatch from Chattanooga states that in the
battle OF RinggDd the Seventh ohio regiment suffered
verey osig Colonel Creighton aud Lieutenant Colonel
Crane killed, and Adjutant Baker wounded. Only one
commissioned officer escaped unhurt The Seventy sixth
Ohio regiment also suffered severely.
This battle fought the 9th ult by tho forces
u;der General Hooker, and after the rebels do
, feated they retreated TO Dalton in disorder.
Prisoners stil come in IN large numbers, and they will
foot up seven thousand.
The mountaias full OF Kentucky and Tennessee de-
'serters, trying to get home.
Bragg with the skeleton Of hts army Is making his way
ssouth.
The heads OF number OF soldiers found on
Che Cbickanauga battle noli severed from their bodes
and stuck up on stumps and poles
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DEED sAEEEEEIA38|E=8|Al}. AEE zf||P z4]|P Az4]Ef

A.-Beer barrels, pitched.
Bone and half inch diameter rope.
G O." Cotton bale rope' made into network.
Lager bier kegs and cloheslines the "torJedos aud
ehains so Of rope" have at last snrunk into.
All this is very mortifying to us. when We know we
might fought our battles under weigh Instead Of
being targets.
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Auc.,.si. A..,.. csroni. ana PENAL.

y NAPOLEON FHpLFa
hsfrsl E.erSiAn al ksfur ftfssiaa, fflfsstcf -
F!s-trs, Ttsfspsutts, - sea-. = Tsusiss a hsH b
b s.norsile ssi Nsflrsi iss,fas fssi rfsn rsiHfs
trsl soss suf rfrsrfrJ o. ffirHt~ oTrs 70 p flff
uslan Balldaa ffufa DO 8 tsr
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HoRie's Hyperion Fluid Hcs'ovss snA
dresses hair Bogies E.o,o Hair Dy- hos, In rSy.
he convinced. W BoGLB Bo.ton- bola s'erywhere-
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Prince Csshsd and Inform alton f"s-
AkEcE a co Brss.s.. ~ Fias ssr.~t n Y.
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The Eject In Richmond.
IL BRAoo AGAIN DgFxArKD-Hrs REMOVAL



[From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov 2T1
the tide Of battle has turned against us but this
ssster does not come Unexpectedly, and though II
loom and sorrow yet no disappointment attends IT,
ntry looked Tor defeat-upexpected dissster-and
pcd that II might be mtigated by some fortunate
p: but when Gen Bragg tscGraphs that che
~ gave way In considerable disorder" u 10 cvi-
Z no unlocked Tor circumstance has come 10 lis
sent writing all locks gloomy in TIE direction Of
aga, and fAs possfsow Of CenraI Lonotys,f at
su not wszhsSt ~ posnful dpyveAsnno~s. Unless
lresdy accomplished the object Of his diversion
sbture OF dispersion Of Burneides forces, his po-
ooc OF great danger. Grant may intervene be-
ragg and lougstreet, and now that he has defeat
irmer, may turn with overw whelming force upon
q, forcing Lonastrect 10 retreat towards the Viz
;, and thus, widening the distance between them,
4 future co operation impoesiblc.
sens We know not the cxtent of the disasteI; but
ow eoough Of the past 10 forbid even hobe for
o unless the change 20 long desired IN the army
Bragg 10 immediately maze Despondeucy
are fest settling down upon the peope, who
cause sacrificed By Incompetent officers, with
the hops d any change The Pres sdent, We
esms General Brasg and rsposss confidence In
~ capacity, but, unfortunately, tho people DO
nlcss they can see some prospect of speedy
" may despair of the cause, and the mountain
ksst Tennessee, Western North Carolina,
Georgia and Northern ALABAMA submit 10 the
that incompe has brought upon them
AXE of encouraging popular hope, terminating
n heart and keeping alive the IRE OF pssriotism,
mpore the President 70 yield 20 the well ascer.
lilo desire, now demonstrated BY another dis.
DC properly founded, and dismiss ineompetency
hmmands.
Bragg knows and feels the complaints that are
inst him, and this fact causes him tnsbe over
the responsibility oppresses his military capa-
10 man, weighed down a. he n, can have that
N ali his faculties necessary Ia the try iBg
attic. We feel Or him the greatest sympathy,
. N 10 be patrintio, and earnestly struggling 10
but circumstances, which perhaps be could
II al d
tnprouise the cause and eDdanger the Gulf
ltaining him IN command BY consulting the
uow almost an open cutlery TIE iressdcnt
ble struggle for liberty with new impetrs, and
~ one relieved from an oppressive burden.
sesh and buoyant Ia the c0nicst that u yet
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Prisss Cashsd ia all G.g.iissd Lotts-
nNsli srsst ralu We !.
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Boots that viii Keep Your Feet Dry
and IN ~ latest stsln. AT ldefatr pTlc-s at
ALATkRS. No Coruandi streeA
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Archbishop Hughss' asd Dr. Me0iIi's, Of
Rfchmond, Prayers for Peace Csnsrast

The Csiboc bishops a the copfedsfscy have set Apart
the nrst thres rests q Decenbsr a. season o tgsycf
for p@sos. The sspectsd Bishop Of Rtchnond if kc
GtiI announcing the arrangement 70 hs noot on sun
dy care 70 ntmste that the pe.o~ tb~y verr
song gray ZOE ~as ob,sinsd BY ing ou-
ousnes aud establishing the inisr-neeucs n o., es,o
Try Tbs n The only sort % peAcs that rood C0nfocs
pray 90 al submit 10 o. eass there Be Nay
ktads Archbishop fiughes q kep YORK ass pas fof
peace bot bn pcacs mems our sabIusatc1 Tise
Yankee corpafbeads pray Tor peacs, bIi tS.s a.
peace uith tecopsuuciiqr SssHf auA tuurrs-
prey for tcage but u N the pace ~ a. "a
peapsd wissruesa and abandones ,.ti. n.
tbese soa.d make sylfiuds snd cal a t-s.rs hotb
Carolina "turs.oea' pfay ~ pcae. bu', = sfs,.,s n
terms NHuc of u@se tiuds III tug % nsfi.es
V a ~ ny I" uars~ tinas MS " dap rc.lM o. ary
tof On u lnpthfJ, tbef ssttflD sM - tlat or
bcArh may y NV - ~hh aitsfils fcs0Bt.lu fa
aaf trn. ah1 s~f1fc - sriffIsin tLs sDfn 90
slhtni' o. Itr'1 tt.st ~ ~ tffau. sa1 oaf
usai oos ttgS .D1 - IN sL.aAlg. sni ,1f safs. a
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a, 81 nra.a,,nr. ~. .o00 NJ

Auntn a Co.. rsn-fsetur-fs 90 fiHEs
sB4 Nsnnsfa n sFrrF fesf tl8a. y fa.ir4 a' 'f-,
of WUHsu EaHbfaAfi ifE
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MILES O'RfIlIY IN the WHITE HOUSE.

The interesting and graphic account of the recept-b Of
Private Miles oRsly at the white Hou.o which gave
last week viii be published fall the wnEIr Iirh.ip
of this week All students q the PresideotlAI qus.
,ion ,ho'id gve heel to the deysnpnshis made "a
that occasion. The subject therein fgly dscgssed
with a eandor and profundity seldom T1rpAiod rryAis
oRsuiys remarks upon the "arny vote" tens srtilled
TO very serious c5hsicsraton.
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New Remedy for Coughs and Colds
RUHHrONS ~ W Cold ioe tho bes, and sAes, p~epArO
tonpn At 10 Asor louS, OF Barclay strecA
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Royal uavaoa 1sttsry. .-Thtsr pse
cent sr.rssurn rsd for Yrtss fkfgfnsAoh flfrtshsf
s,s., psies s~'a 10, Doasasst al 90 y sse 49,
Hllrsr TArLOh a Co. Hsassfs. 10 " 81 street
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THE Union PRISONERS IN RICHMOND.

Arrival OF supplies mt Fortress Monroe.
FVRrHxs MONROE, noc. 1, 1888.
EIevea Thousand dollars worth d prov isions and
clothing arrived today from J. r. Danooust, OF tho
Chr stan Comm,ss,on also prov from Baltimore
Rcllef Fund. foS Untos prisoners IN Dx,e
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n..u,if.I anmnirrinr.-.

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Additional Details.

TxLE0RAM TO TRB RICHMOND BxAMNRR.
ATLANTA, Nov. ~, 1858.
othiug since the morning from the army. The Con.
racy learns from general ocer just down. that light
mishing began on Saturday. There was intense firing
lnday and Monday, and becoming continuous along
whole line at daylight on Tuesday.
10 b,ttlo began by tho enemy charging impetuously
ookout with forty thousand strong, and at tho
occupying the attention OF our right wing at the
OF Mission Ridge. The onset At drst was not mpesu-
but increased In vigor as the day advanced.
lII's corps, commanded by Breckinridge, met the
< with unAinching courage. Late In the afternoon
enemy increased. and BY repeated attacks made an
,-ssion on our lines Az four Pm the left centre
gway-the enemy pouring through the valley like .
Our troops on Lookout, seeing themselves cut Of.
confused, retrcating in disorder.
Ing the night-the enemy not pursuing-the rem
II our left was withdrawn to Mission Ridge, where
oops were massed for the morrow's battle. Some
commands on the left were captured.
Wednesday before sunrise the enemy advanced
holo force with ardor upon the works At the foot
lssion Ridge. Hardee, commanding, then met
attack with wonderful vigor and success.
e after charge WAS repused. Five hundred
lay in front OF our works Our right stood nrm.
attic ceased at dark Wednesday. After nightfsl
iemy improved his position on Lookout, posting
los 10 ennlade position Mission Ridge, neccs.
It's evacuation, wnen line fell back eastward
ssion and behind Chickamauga, wheH 1t now
The battle was not renewed on Thursday. Our
killed and wounded Is not thousand; the enemys
ast twenty thousand. Our loss In prisoners is no,
We have six hundred prisoners. Grant com.
in person. Washington and Cobbs artillery los,
guns. General waitham is not seriously wound
10 now here. Governor Harris, who fought
"a the battle, Ia also here. Our wounded are be
TO arrive. Bragg's headquarters are now At
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservauvo
and Wig depot wholess. and retail. No Astor bsssA
The dye applied by stilfui Artsta
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scope with mounted oh iecis constitutes beautiful
Holiday Dft {, old cumbinns
with amusement tcing OF tho IowrT most me
mailed prepaid Tor o. Is with b'auufui mounts4
Oh o. With ~ Oh fs Liberal disco To tha
trade Address Henry Craig. s,3 Broadway. New rost.
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The Supplies from tho North Reaching
Their D~s,tn alton.
LBrTER FRoh GENERAL MEREDITH.
FoKTRES hoskox. Dec. 2, 1898
Hon. EDWIN N STANTON. secretary OF War
Governments supplies ot prisoners arc received and
forwarded by the rebel age0t Supplies furnished by
etse agency arc also roco,vcd and forwarded also ind
vidual suppics
send two boats laden with provisions CITY Point
day g. A. MEKEDITu
Brigadicr General and Commissioner or Exchange
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At Church, nt Home. Visiting and Cs-
r~mony Cards In the latest elessnt styles
J. EvERDELL. va Broadway
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IMPORT ANT FROM THE SOUTH.
S->~o~~-o~>~~.>>~~~~~->
The Exchange OF Prisoners
Controversy.
General d. n. Hill and tho Eattle OF
ChickamaugaL
-~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~>-
HILLS CARD.
-~~~~~.>-~~~~S~~~~~~~~
Speeches Of Rebel Senators ToOmbs
and Johnson, of Georgia.
Northern and Southern Pray
ers for Peace.
Archbishop Hughes and DR..
McGill,
e.. 40. a.
We have received our nlss Of the following rebel

In another part OF the paper win be found the latest In
terestng accounts from ChckAmaugs and the Rapldan
| under their appropriate headings.
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BAiuso1K. Zee 2. 1851.
There was shipped to-day fcr Richmond. by the Bsiu
moro American Resf Fund forty nve oo,cs aud twcn,y
barrels provisions. costing 81 900 shipments from
Tins fund. mainy contributed by czcns land and
sono OF tho surrounding cities, mado daily
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chaps, Chafss, saiio~ness. EruptioeS
Spots epocks and all Hsin B'nlsh.s cured By uOV-
KAuDk ItAlan hedlcAtsd Soap. AS hIoAd-.I
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A New Perfume for the Hapdhsrchi.f
RI;rset Of he Night blooming C.reus saost sIqus,
dsAta and fraFrant lerfIs sted from ths and
besui u roser from which taxes its ssnufAIf.
81 Only ~ fHALOs a SON Beware ~ o01nsffslts.
Ast for Phsons-isss no other Sold ~ AL druggists
Omefai DsawpoGs or MsrrNy, Eddy d
Cs.s Ksataeav and Nissour stais Ipttsrfss
ksssucsy. CtAss sa)-D.c. q iSN
II, 81. 81. Z. 10, 81. -. 81. 81, 81 ~ 49, 10, 70
cses!srs ssnifrss Of ehArs.. ~ stirs.n .th.s
huHRAv, 4DDr q 90
Csvinsoa NJ. Lsais. hs
O@eial Drs wiags OF the sh.tbv CoiIsg.
Lsssry Of gsntuesy
EIrsI ClIs 7fs-Dec T. ts,
lG, 2t, es, IS. 3. 90, 20, 10, 81, "a, 81, 10.
CLln 711-D~c q tNa
90. 81, 81. ~, 10, 56 30, ~, =, 70. 65, 81.
ohsnA'"n'T s1h's"'s p svvossIco
aanoesssrs 70 joe. A horrs q %
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Orocsrs and Druggists

who wish 70 purchase BshsAPrs at tho prcsens ~
price had better make Immediate application Bod frou
bon dcd warehouse.
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Omeiai Ora wiuGs of ths Library Assa-
asuos compssys Lo,.ry - ksn,aes,

81, II, 50, 81, II, 55, IS. az. 5G. 81. 81.
cLAss s.S-Dsa 2 p>a
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VszscE si.Lis Co' xAaAxsss csrarss. ~.
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f.a~tt. be-, ssprs .nas ~ tettarfs ftl ifsai 10 10
In .,..,ss' ~ ,sf,tf,.s s us nrf ~ '-sf~~ dvny
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ApoLrmo weLrs.
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Com posite Iron Raiiing-A Seb4
wrought cast iron frnoe the most fsoSo
uUrCUISaDk WftkEkkuAh.
2,y Canal street, east of Broadway.
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Mr.. .. a. Aiiso's Noris's usir Nssss.sS
- IYIDraiHANrN or WORLD q htiR bbtNfs3
To- iaafstaE h-aauBtna go
gf.ssirs ths tsr qafs rssnssa Ns ssp ssfssn ~
.rFfwf.sffas hsabF srd Hsiufsl Fsapr W tsr sste
fhsy ssvsf fsI 81 hsR - 80 esns teIhrss
sofs ~ sfF tfs rafnrists ~Mtsit ths lftpt%AqD
~ ef ffsf uysssns u i.ysrt4 % As bsh 1901 -
lshtf4l ffs.fsna. % q sarss 70 bath JVans snf "a
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No 1or. srsy usir os usid rs.s-to,sE-
IEAs As1f ylass
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Ov.,sos,s -J.ss the Thing bo"
ins Goats tit tLtha ~
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49,, &C.,, r.n Attention 20 ,h. a.

", A. usshstss. Itatr bys-ths bsse
f. ~. ..s.r-ts lsss-saseas fstsFs Asf ~
. s,sss .. 49, I.ff.nsf. ts-gsJ . h.'-.sf ssssA
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TIE DAY ELSEWHERE.
IN SAN TRASCfsco.

SAN FRAscisco, August 9, 1863
To tho churches VIII be open Tor Thanksgving
sermons. There VIII be national saiutes nsi ringing =
bells morning. and Eglt. IN The evening mass
meeting WILL be hold a, Union Hal, and there viii bo
general illumination u tho city.
ruAsgsowHG DAY ~ boston.
Bcuov, August D. 1859.
All places q business wero closed here T. day and ths
ma, .ona Thanksgiving generally observed
II Z gue x o. Aattest days % ne SEASON
Tnl1xsGivIsG DAY IN cfgcisslrf
CrScxsAu, Ana - .. fss3
Tha eay va generally obpcrvei " ueafy entire
sus cusi0n .. business and w0fship IA tne eklfchcs.
TnaSKsoIvISG ~ PnrLaDgtPiuA- uA-orESmo ~ TnE
NEW CATHOLIC ctfnEunAL.
PnrApKtflnA, August Q. 1893
Tho day been generally observed a naiioaAi sab
bath al busine1s was suspen8ed and rcs exsrtses
we're held IA tie churches.
Tho new Catholic cathedral q saints Peter and faai
was opcued Tor the afnt to-day There was large
Attendance.
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Tho bombardment near Charleston spirited
this 23ib Tho fcderais erecting their nek ba,
tcres within sir hundred ysrds q Fort wagner
batteries James lsiard causing them mach annoyance.
Two thousand fcderas had been landed poy
Island. Tho Yankees had captared three bctAia
ncrs.
The rebels acknowledge that Morris Island wlte tsksn
Richmond telegram q tbs 27th ult aAyi IN lsa fgh'
at Manassas Gap lost two thousand three hundred d
and wounded wtcu retired oysrposefcd py sulsrsH
numbers
rartiea rom middle Tennessee rsvres'bt tho udhsn
a tho people horrible. thoy having uoiblag u os
&C.. kc
An aie Southern Taros eepounco tho sgra X tho TO
pie eyng ou, for peace and return 70 TO Tn na aa
they appeal 20 them 10 stand b. he osafe4 fhfy ocea
aionany bitter article iho mlsnAnagshaan, ~ a..
appears.
among the recent arrivals from EafoTo 4 riefre sol'o
who saya be- u 70, saDguna u edstion H. rsri -
,ho fmpcrpr o. the french On ~ Eresrc = ~ Ppa
lafity q. tie mcFeiBefi 10 MoHpl.
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the fauit o. the North as the South. what
ever might be the sins and evils Of slavery,
ow ~ tne North had done much 10 mitigate and
m thousands had done the south, and the
thought easy solution OF tho difficulties OF that
asvte counsels OF Washington Tho fth and last con-
Tdsation the many reasons they hsd for thinking
ssat God was chastisng but not forsakng them Az
many critical points In this painful the nterposcn
OF the Divine hand had been manifested In their behalf
IN the last part Of tho text tho absolute uncertainty OF
the future told Of When the fast day WAS Kept IN
April last the darkness OF the hour deeply eit and
who but that the wonderful events which 80 rapidly
cleared the Northern sky answers to the prayers
then offered by humble and prostrate peopief lie
trusted to the power and love OF God for the re-
establishment OF peace. It would be IN our
case as in others; when civil discords mad
become intolerable, then all came TO see the
OF union In support OF this he nstanced the Pre-
tenders rebellion which was followed by closer union
OF Kingdoms OF England and Scotland than had
ever been possible before. would be when the civil
ended, in l660 and when King Charles said
merriy slt must have been his fault that he had
stayed away so long, everybody glad TO him."
II would be when King David returned after the death
OF Absalom when no bowed tne hearts Of the of
Judah.as the hearts OF man. and when all Israel
turned TO their old allegiance saying I'VE brethren.
We are Of one bone and OF one flesh" Human NATURE
he continued is still the same, and though 1t is 10
say impossible. "a things possible with God" The
discourse closed with eloquent peroraton that
the Union might be restored yore and tnat lag
might wave in all our ports and all cities and
towns
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The University oonvocation at Albany.

ALNkvfl Auflfi y Is9t
The University couvooa,'ou " asy heia t~o sesa,ous,
with largo ATTENDANCE Papcfs wcfo rcsa ey rr0sssacr
Treadwe of TralAla, Dr Gardiner, u Wbvss0-n. and
Professor Pratt, q Frcdoria. Hon. Becry barnard DE-
llvcred address sdyocaiHg competitive sramlnaaa
n candidates fof pubse oos ami for acmtsson v ~
West Polnt Academy asd The Sswpor Naval sohasd
Prcsgisn, Fisher reported II favor x pcrmareht ora
nraon 10 he called tho UnUersisy couvooasios q Tho
state u Scr York. Noqacn addresses ~ers fsiivref
by Hoo ccorge W. cntos. Govsrnof s>ymoar and IIaa
caliaa C. yetpAack. Brief cougrataasiofy aassssaea
on the success q tie nrss uaIvsuy cpuvpostha ssfe
made by Professor DAWES and C4anos'sF Pfuyn.
Adjourned IN. do.
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A Divorce Case that may be fnssresttng.
ErrEFrE ooCKT-caANgreR.

f&4sf" nv @e-sN R*'*@
ArurvY LA seison has b~zn commercially sesiis.
rsaa x great wealth and vel snown N this siiy. -
dlvuos from ha ws srsa ,ba anesAikn u aiaery 1bs
isay. s sd, syry e~sssfsi snd familiar - he
fash1nsbh eireies n ssr York. IN ssilsquspcy -
alleged ~ have besn committed the isih a Jens ai
nh nsmicr ~ ors " ibe iSgs<i fnsroaa,ns bysses
y stn and tbs city fEsiy 90 basfd a ons ~ NE al
yfvef bsais, afa sstsf~afds st the ffsDsrs Ho4se
b~t0n Al spgitcs'gn vas made 90 b~bah ~ thf .fe
fos AZ Os4er " NEsut> ~ t~ns Tts Assei N3ai
tss~f hat lM tss tcf lsAo1 lhe ssrs. a to
tAs "a ~ irxnsfWe eart tkoq.h ihe abprp rfefa
s..ses# srre atMfea 4 fu1tArl f~e sfnatnF bstn
taat.i q, - ta,en4af W Ma*fp EesIa 4Eins1 sfsi
tss.ttv sba ~Lsn ,hsa hesrg ne ue4s iscs : j -
dFvt44
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SERIOUS ACCIpENT AT A PICNIC.

serious accident occurred In Lcerts park yesterday
noon, In consequence Of the falling down Of stand
erected for tho accommodation Of speakers tho
sion Of a picnic. Tho stand crowded by men,
women and children TO get OF tho rain when tho
platform gave way and preciptafcd nannbcr % tho
ground Three were less injured Their names
Mary Forbish residing at lis Hudson avenue John
Kelly, residing IN York street near Jay and girl
named Mary Pyan. All the injured parties to
their homes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07
TUANKsGIyING IN BROOKLYN.

Tho day observed. az holidays usually are in this
city, by general suspension Of business; and from APP
pearances all who could get away from tho heated atmos
phcrc did by going the country the shore
The we're filled with private vehicles during tho
morning and the OF the different railroad limos
crowded uncomfortable degree Services he
In q OF churches but tho regular pastors
mostly out OF town. well the greater proportion of
their Congregations tho Attendance rather limited
Tho appearance OF the city that OF a sunday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07
ANNUAL CHOwDER OF THE BROOKLYN
YACHT CIJTR

The Brooklyn Yacht Club gave their annual chowder
yesterday at Bay Ridge About hundred members of
tho club and their friends present tho OCCASION
and managed TO cnpy themselves hugely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07
rnANKsGIvING ANoNG THE JEws

Together with the many other rect which orefcd ~
se,v,ces yesterday IN accordance with the pruc.anatn
of pre.ldent Lincoln many members = tbs iewsh
perssaslon. IN this country, probably moro than "a any
other The Jewt guaranteed the right their pcaar
form * worship. They are protected IN basisess
well a. n resisn, and The equality which has hAh.rto
existed rels,ve 70 every rsrsoo IN this quarter q tho
globe has attracted hisbsr nos aons believers IN ,ss
Jewish doctrine. bat u every doctrine which has otis
n.,ea slsce the advent q Christianity smoug us.
In sccofdance With the Prcssdeprs call fos a gsus-
raj ihubgiying On The part n lhe ns,on yesler.
day sfvst,i q the synagoxac- ~srs open The after
,osa ani evening. Services rere usd al sseoanes
ssessorne IN Knglsh and rome IA ccsraAs relative W
,hs e,sns of - day Tss iosowins are ~ srrAs~ses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07
MANHATTAN ASSOCIATION.

This club, composed principally Of members Q; Engine
Company No. 8, went on excursion 70 the country
yesterday. Thor Conveyance constsd.f four stages,
each drawn by eight horses Tno boys enjoyed
themselves spierdldiy and returned 70 tho city about
nire O'Clock, after giving thanks during tho day their
own happy style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07
Democratic Nomination sor Governor Of
Wisconsin.

AnNAfrrts AgTrst =, 1913
Tbs Democratic stAin CnuYcnson T. day Hoanttsl ~
T. Palmer a nn~sukss ~ G0ssthaF