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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
The Danish Question.

It is asserted IN at the Government OF Baden VIII
,,n q, tho Federal Diet that definite term be- tI-d
Gr he Grand. Duke Of Odenl urg 10 send III memoir
cst,blsh,ug his hercdisr, claims 10 Sch"rw;c h"i.
stein The semi-oie lai Pro- iriiai Co'TsroH@fh W
Nerin IN all articles disclosing the future govern
meui Of tie puchic- sHys:
at my be expected that the great German Powers
will shorty " an nndei standing WIN the
,e AZ 10 the nnnuer IN winch the examination OF the
bercI a,y claims respecting Hosten, aud "'ro OF the
Other rights to he hruugt before II prof to te hnai
drcislon nf tins qHe,tiln is ~ he conducted ror rG'
purpose Judiciary Federal Tribunal VIII De sum
ulOncd."
Ihe Commander Of the Oiled troops IN Jutlnnd had
ssned proclamation warning the inhabitants ~ tins
acting in contreycnun Of the orders oi fhe pLitaI!
co eIument " ,lr Province
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
France.
The weekly returns of the Bank Of France

The weekly returns of the Bank Of France
show an Increase in the cash hand Of three and
quarter million francs.
The French Journals confirm the statement that a
convention had been concluded between France a0d
Iiay rs already published. ard II is ii the IatlLca'
tions exchanged On the 10th September floTei &C
is q, b. The ltalisn Capital
The Caas,itltioRRsL ID semi cfbcio article, CIV"
the following The chief articles Of Sic Con'en!lva
ltay engages herself g. respect Tie actn'' telInV'!
OF tre Pore snd prevent by force sby hfi"ck Iaal
May he made II ON abroad. fT'nee - 10
he roops IN proportion to tie Organization o .Ie %, 20.
thcal ATM, Tie evacuation of Rome 10 D. ac",o'
plished Ia Two years. TIE Ponthcal ermy 10 pe "
sufficient strength 10 maintain the faaI "oth'!,! VIZ.
trurout, boh in the inferior and IN TIE frontiers u
the ia,si Staee The Italian Governments 10 i;iso 10
objection 10 either the ecncnis or humpef " n,n
eopislrc thai army, provided alwhys y does hot dc'
generate intos means Of stt'ck against ts! iin",,
IT, Italv undertakes the liquidation OF shrre OF t"e
Roman debt pruIOrt.ne 10 the extent OF to,e St"Ns
of The Chm eli nov GnD xd 10 the kingdom ell Ith,'
The Af,niteur subsequ, MI, reprinted the nriclr ru'
the Coss.giionHei With some cOrIospuidense bearing
subject. s
ReDtes closed o. t5y5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
The Nomination Of agr. Raymond ia the
Sixth Congregational District.


SIR When The nominating Convention met
at Dlceoker Building on Friday evening motion xas
rsde by the 10th Ward delegates FOR committee II
from. each Ward) To confer with the other
Union Con, rutvn then III ersloi plan could
DE- adopted ~ winch tie entire Union yoi. ~ Le
District should he pOlrt iur ons candidate THIS very
reasonable and proper motion was 3, rrmtosiy Yotrd
dow II By lhe nie d. Il Mr.. Ia,muni vho ,hen rrle
an h;tGmIt "a icicc formal nuInnrliuu. Ills n.ter
su0hs opposition by tie l6n Ward cr!rg iiis n,
and M Informal ,ut. was urier,d sbovtug
ten Tor IsynOnd AID bse ioI spencer Another effort
was theb made by the 18th Whd Tor cuuereprr com
Nil zee. which spain rriu,rd by the RAYMOND dele
gates. A a,cursion ensued during which N special
committee appeared Min a communication from Ito
O.hcr Union IoDSeltOn. asking loi q ouuf-reuc. com
nj. tee which sns again refused b, tur Eayrund
dcicgrtrs, Who Without giving the ogher CoD,on
tons special committee any .nswer forced 81 =
formal Vote when resulted IN the ION OF Mr.
Iay mond Nv tue Ninth und Fifteenth ards ~ unit
tie Sixte"DtA voting iot Sp-ncer No motion made
for Unanimous u 'ninnti"u, nor Wa shy spp,u.o
other uaLi,t'iIph OF sttisfas iion eSinced 10y thc
Re auaiIy present. ell seeming ~ fear that The
inaiiou a. AND the unkind Treatment o. the
Otuc. wing Of The party ggve evuenee o Tho intention
on tie pan 81 Mi. ksymondS friends, ~ tne things
to thesei,e regrdiess o tie feelings ~ vtlef
The Interests U! tAo UniOn p ity. Mr. Laymonds
friends now sry that Iv iisvkint the nominee o; tie
other convention, viii b. Induced" hack out ibis
may be easier tim 10 induce hundreds OF voters la
ihe bistrct adopt Candidate frced Oh them Ia tho
gsies. The Inducing plsn II good Ia the csss Of
Hawkins, may be god IN The case OF Raymond. II
b"th withdraw and allow fair representation u the
Union paIAes an the Di,iIiot ~ lLer convention 10
{ Ike up new nun no may be elected. II not fear
the District IL lost. MINI AID UsIUSIsT
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hasest NhiP News.


u. = Nesm-s Mcclellan Atlius. NcwOrisans ard ne -
Sept 2S ~ Ia with passenger. 10 U. D. q NJ % as..
m. TAT .. a. Ion. ~ spoke steamer Con.unsion ~"
,s~- Orleans Tor Ne ~ orS. with pTis ntr; ID - -
rs u.s. ton 70 81. ps..,d -hp steering W., suppesed ~
0sens 9Th lat ~ lou n 81 pss-~d u B. eusovss ~sie
$. W day. OF BsIues.i. passed ssss1s1p Atsh'
bound g. ,sx
Dauish brk Princess Alexandra. Dspte, gsnA CrS -
Croix Sept o. with nolasses 49,. to Roche Bres Csss
Sept %. OF Sail koek Psss~gs 81 sa's scncvH
fsed urd.r eanvas steering IN for ~ 1bsmaA ""
VESSELS.
sehI l.. r. Barton, Wheeler, Bridgeport.
Schr Henrietta. Miner, Providence
Sch Mary iooss, Gupt'l, Boston. . ,v.,,..
SehL 4. LA~Iescs, STANLEY. Gardner rnesf. nf WYNN"
ton. n. {. ,,,,,
schi Waterloo, Thonp.on, Roeksad for Phiisdelphs
sohr Margaret, PsDd,ssn Isor day' lumee' n''y''"
Moray. ~, IA, .u,-
soAr y. Il. Sargent, Sargent, ssds~icA. No. wi" '"~
it~, foI Sandy Hook
scar Thoa Ellie, Nelly, Gioscs.tsr, 6sh: u~
Schr Juis Elizabeth, Merrill, Blu-hii, Me-, WIN s'""7
for Sandy ieok. .
schr fIsrrisi Newell Gould. Ehsabshper FIR ssen.
sch Queen Of Clippers tsr) Davidson, wiDd'sr /" S'''
sehr onward tBrl Bio.mors. Corvallis . days '''''"
d. X. DswoI
scLr Chloe, Ri,ts. virynis days. iiInsss
Sloop Mn X. Bowen. Jsekson. irovid~ue&
SAILED
Steamships Ariel City Of Port Prince.
BELOW.
Barb H. w. Brett. from Cenureoa
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RUNNING TIE CHICAGO BANKS.
The Panic Of Saturday -Pciiy aud its
CeDssqueucss.
From The Chicago Tribune Of Oct ,, 1874.

From The Chicago Tribune Of Oct. D. 1874
The recent unhappy events in financial circles
have been followed up to- certain extent BY many
tbougL,le,s ind,lduals by our brnking esiab
h.hments which, if per,eyere in. ay only hasten nnd
hiring sbouf thu, very panic which ought to be avoided
IL ism we.nnwn NOT irat capti Is easily excltsh'
rnd when uncr excited taxes oonS efabe tne b" 10
cover It's equilibrium This - IN axiom 10 nc a"s u
uu,c, and .rsd nn Argument "a prove But the qurs
ou a. present ISIS W Is there iced i0r e1ci1ihe
capital" Three Of our banks have in"'-the mijoI'y
my 10 the c,TIyi OF TOO mnof dsc'nn,ns
nlich had 10 "a t. pricst OWING to the ,uGIeh doone
IN vsd Which VIZ followed 10y similar ieii ih thr
prices Of sucks and merchadiSe. iut a. we o'ns-
have TUNED teir n els To "ss'Fbr'SV
anity there Is 40 duub. bat whg tae naDlliirs WIZ DO
uwda,rd IN a uiauucr satisfactory 20 an c"h'efheo'
Time will no doub, have to B. given to enaoe 'r A.
siguses realize the fee OF ih' po'e''ea aie's mn
only question IT time ana a, The cTedit ssle hhe
ocn 20 greatly cur tail snce tie piiIc ~ ie' IL NJ!
b. supposed tn1t Tie l-yers u these Institutions carry
very few bad accounts. ,,,,.
On Satrdsy some silly people. WHOSE iangna'ions
became dist.rifd thought that general pnic Laa Se'
H. and each and al maue ,sh iu lie banks DOCKS ~
bend t., draw bella ces sud deposits anu cios. up
This Is an wrong: the merDs taken b, these run
uei, fo s.onie tier hit drrsis may DE- TIC means
OF cree ting such a oa banking Institutions as
viii compel them 20 close their 1o"r- a"d U"He nSS.n
ments.
IL feet well known D. commercial men thnt our
benk- are doing very heavy discount business az
-ho dates. ample meEins pLd nave hot te '''niS
on hand a the moment IL pa. III CLAIMS IL Is i''o
Ln,ub that none, =" lent out cahnol De had lTom Dor
rogerS on call Iu oose determined Tun wes mace on
tue nks they would be compelled 10 t1io@ thr peis
o., Ia. market AID t-n1- h-,yy lis- this loss O..
depu-urs would be Obliged IA -Irer IN pirl, ss nc
c. pti Of the banks wound not he all to sustain ~ All
Ii Is therefore very se % set run on az! b1Hs as
II might ptodyoe such pnuic eoud tLru" many out
Of employment and innic serious innrrs on tie WORK
.g ola,Scs TLeTe - aOtt"i CONSIDER alton ia r.glu
=. ms question What ais tbe de,os tis {" do 10 case
they draw trr unnry II they tasc 1t - tier hosrs
il oni, vrens r.d iur the cx nr ti1n of burglars, and
roa y ud thus lose -. ti'er lini ape ~ peN. ~
al, not nav to Keep the none, king llr II gust be
Invested ~ sancting .'at val psy r'nuno' ans Dt"f
est and viii accordingly have - DC put ~ tanx AGAIN
Gcnilemcu, dpHt run tie ba' -. ,ou ""u'd afoiu
uanie aad save youg oxI and Bcif hbOIs money.
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NEw-yERSEY ITEMS.
RowpyIsM AT A POLITICAL MEET.

ROwpYIsM AT POLITICAL MBETisd.-A
pe-lilg u the Fifth Ward Union Campaign Club OF
Jeisy tiiy held on Tuesday night 10 front Of their
h.s.ann ftris No lc5 PAvoiir-ay, which was largely
Attended, and speeches we're msGe by Mcssrr A. a.
',sdd.. r. { Bliss George Whipple and Dr. Qnmty
While Air. Bias speaking several stone, we're
thrown ut hu II which passed closc to his psgsoa
and struck the buiiing close behind him with great
force Ire rowGcs prcsept used oyery effort to break
Up the meeting by hootng and how ns The President
OF tho Cab struck ia The bi.sst with sn egg. aud
several persons were injured by ston's While Nj
Commit, wss speaking hr. Ephrnim Pray. "a member
The Hoard ~ Water Commit sioneis.) rs Is alleged
rudcly sld repeatedly interrupted the speaker appsr
entity with view oil disturbing the meeting. Shortly
after Och OF squad 81 police appeared on the ground.
whom tho roa dies became loss demonstrative.
ARREST OF A BOARDISa HOUSE ,TniEp.-A
young man named Michael nrnnifnn. wnSUkrn before
Recorder Msrtiudale Of jersey City yesterday morn.
Ing. charge 81 haying stolen about 70 worth OF
wearing apparel belonging Ia two Of his fellow board
e Ire accused admitted his guilt and gave inforna
ton which leo 10 the recovery OF TIE property at uouss
In Wsshington.st. neal Canal Sew.York. The pris'
onrr was committed to the county Jail for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

Net lelab asks the Union snd nothing more; Lincoln
derna..d the Union with sayery stamped out never
again To curse humanity with lis has-;ul Influence.
Lincoln w,,.ds etnancp ltiup as weapun 10 insure
thorough Union: Mcclellan. 7 the SAX Of n tempo
rcr, uce would hay. the North take the viper once
lsuie t. ts bosom apd warm u INTO Lle.
winch party deserves tie sympatlies # Enrlis menr
That winch wouid make T. g,ish principles Of enamel
ton ME the Western continent they now rule our
West Indian pOsscs-inns tat which would coDsign
America 10 be ruled ding the policy OF SPAN IN
Cnbai There ere those who have 10 sympathy WIN
tie triumph Of English ideas OF Freedom. aid "Lo
womb prefer 10 Sl,sry flourish IN The success "I
Mcclellan; but sr- Vinoed tba: the hearts Of u
Euglsl pen Re are trae now formerly ~ the cause
Of eaaDci paiion and permanent peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

CHARGED WITH ARsON.-fire-M rsbal Beks,
on Tuesday saused the arrest Of David aud William Wa.
ON q charge OF setting fire ~ the premises No ls3
Water.s occupied by them as cigar store on Thurx
day night last Tho building and coptents fully IL.
sured were totally destroyed. The arrest Was mad
the affidavit II JOS phn- Miller. WIN testified thas
David We'll had told her he intended removing bis mo,t
valuable atices and that then hs would give eco "a
any one who w,n!d fire The place. Justice Dodge com.
mted tho accused for examination. and detained do
girl 40 q witness.
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while In the act Of srresting q man rsmed Thssds,e
other man, hes dangerously IN o. the BvrOhiyn Cir
Hospital the effect II bis injury. He wssiu % low :
condition last evening that was hardly expected "a
he could survive many huurs longer.
FELL Our op A THrRD-STORY WIDOW
Yesterday afternoon. laborcr named James hnrtssA
fell from the third Glory OF new house on which h.
was working. On lerblont near De Kalb avenues sn1
WAS badly ininr ed that his life 10 despalred Of Es
conveyed u his residence corner u Cslumhs "a
Woodruff streets.
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o rre,poudeuc. Of the A,socizied Prem.
NEw ORLfAss Tuesday. Sept
For,ifyiuE Mt Bagdnd.

Nsw ORLfAAs Tuesday. Sept q. 1904
The transpori Josephine from Il azoS Santiago,
brines TIE Intelligence that the French marched iI"n
Bayl d upon naiamorHs. wTe met b! Cos ~ ana
badly whipped TIE ielols nppear,d on the iexis sd"
Of The Rio Grande and covered the Io,reai oi tie
French.
One 81 Junrezs special agents ~ Mexico brings worf
to- the Urion c-nmeHdrr ~ TIslr- thft during hc 40
sence ~ Mayniian FROM bis Capital. Mirsmoh backed
by the Archbishop II Mexico and his clergy, iusnca a
pro- ~ ciimepto declaring against NasiniiaH Half
lie CT, Il Mexico h,d been tikeD BY Niraaon. Az
appeal 10 the people 10 sustln hn and drive out The IN
vadcrs had beer loud.
TIE FieIcb let Monterey b. cooperate with The
fore from Bi..iad le wing only oil al gar san BE-
hind The IA'eial General Qnrioga rsu'd ~, pr
nunciaH aud too prisoner, tie gair'on snd egTn
kntlfynr. TIE French 81 iasdhd are iorii. INK ~itln
range their ships. CortiBas 10 confident Of ho'ing
out sgainsr all opposrion. Tie trcrch have "'.
f,igaie d two c,r,e:tes of kin or nde. ADMIRAL
Bose refuses "a al cng"r a. pn's his rrs q
our onsLl q. Ma lis .Ides "ie b. sh'-ul EVER
one VITO ippin.chcs his lnes sil,r dark The French
are badly frightened.
About ca N-licai are At Breue released nom a
French Prison. Thet refuse fo take An oath 10 su?ni
lie Erlire, md can enter Mexico on DO otter irhs.
Much sypp Thy il felt here iOi the heIicanH by tie
soldiers -nd cisillsDs.
The Engl.sh f1guJ. LiyeTpoo. and corveiie Hn'safd
ard tie L. \ punboat fcnVltcct ere oil The routA VI
the RIO l;Iah0e
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couRT CALENDARs FOR TINS DAY.
SurRrsfE CoURT-CIRoufT-Part Mos

SUPREME ELECTROMAGNETIC I-NOs. <.Js,
21J5 .3t 2J.J 2i7, 2y4' 1851 2fe3, 1887 20 !1
pa 2s.s 23.7 2S3 1885,, 1881, .3j 1888 Psrs f-Sca
7i4l 9iii 2l.6 2,s 1850 2lJ? 2l5t 2!e, l:s 1ltc !a
2l72 2lTt ?i7J Fin sso 2ls2 l9o 2ls2 1884 Part Ill
No. "a "a 1891 1877 llb3 ISL Sl sag 1893, le+s 1s
I6sI $40 1871. s3 lag, i7s5 1871 1858. 1891.
SfEcIAL TERM-llssues Of law and factl--Nos.
~ to- 49, inclusive.
SUPERIOR CoURT.--Part I.-Adourned 20 Mon-
da, NEXT rAu ii-No.. 81 1894 JS 70. 1898, 49,. HA,
9ss.4 $40 $40 $40 3s2 1904. sac 3Sn Die.
COURT oF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 40,
CAS- 3 23 sci Cl Sis 81 49, G5 So. ST. 90 ess
Part iNoa 40 go. co., ei. &C. o. CAS-, SO, 81 ~ W.
Gil, 613, 67t, 67e
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Two DAYS LATER FlOH EUNOIE.
AMERICAN POLITICS Nv ENGLAND
THE DANISH QUESTION.
TEE TREATY BEIWEENHALYANDFRANCE.

The Royal mail steamer China, which lett
liverpool 1T o'clock the afternoon Of The 2fh ana
cu.cnstowp on the 25th Of September arrived AZ a'e
hoar Oh Tuesday night.
The steamer New York arrived at Southampton on
hs Aornna of the I'D Of September and the Louisiana
reached Queenstown On the evening Of the same coy
The Edinburgh srd the Kangaroo arrived at Liverpool
early on the mon hing Of the sd at
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMlHER-ocr s-Beso,.
Jnsti-s PA-SARp
PLEA OF MANsLAuGnrHR

People ayt. Ko0tu J. Gilbert,
The accused staads charged with the murdey
Patrick kin.ry md his trial set down for IN. 6 d
of the present term.
Tb- .iiug took place In Concern Saloon q. p,o,a.,
Kept BY MadsDs BEL. in scnmmase" the Di..ric AZ
tcrn.y termed L.,
the fourth d-ge, nd the plea accepted Sentence heus
DEL rel At .he suggestion oil the District Attorney Until
last iay Of the henry L. Clinton and J. L. Gosns
app a I'd for the sccuted.
The Grnd Ju. were d ctsrFed nom attendance unl
the 7h inst tie rrGJ jury Of the Cosr Of sessions tsa
in attendance on that IouIt
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RROOkl.YN ITEMS.


VALUATION or TAXABLE PROPERTY IN KINGS
CousrY-At meeting of the Board VI Supervisors sst
evening the Committee ON Equalization Of Taxes sub
ntted their annual report taken from the Assessors
books of the valuation VI taxable perty In The City
Of Brooklyn and country towns Of Kings County for the
year lsbi and compared with the 1861 10 shows
Nh Increased valuation at ss726isls. The following
shows the aggregate valuation:
Ra' Prsordl Total.
1863 Brooklyn .soS7 sso tl2 oea sao sila 24O soo
1876. do ...I0J. 5YJ,072 Is 1861 ll9 Js. 700
1908 Country towns 5.a,ooJ7 IS; loo s+U7.is
ie5&. do =. 3.tO4. &o4 l.llo145 $50. 2vs
otal valuation Of real estate in 1903 ei0+ g2l yO
Total valuation OF personal property la7neso
Total valuation Of real estate In 1854 eIOs 9s7 80
Total valuation Of personal property 1929 ~
The total increased valuation In some Of the ~aiss
snd towns In le6i el354. 34 The decreased vau'
alton In other wards ard towns was Jg3 showing
a net ncrrase Of g.. 2tt9le. -, 4.
TIE committee adds tunt the sssessed vsuat'on OF
new buildings erected In the City Of Brook!n dnfhs
tho past year ending Aug 1864. amounts " Sia'''i
The LATE SHOOTING AFFRAY IN TIE SRCOED
wARp--Mr. Chsres Currsn. . poicemsn 81 the ia
pyseiasA whs Wa shot IN ~ heed "a sa>ssaae NSh
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ATTEST oP BOARpISa HOUSE, .JnuEY-A


A LIBRARY FOR CASTLE GARDEs.-A praise
worthy effort ia being made BY the officers al Castle
Garden to establish library mainly fr the Of emf.
grants and the preliminary steps have already been
taken We understand the idea originated with MI.
Cssseey. the General Agent of the Commissioners Of
Emigration and all the officers doing their best Ia
forward Il. A committee has been formed which will
promptly and properly acknowledge the donations Of
books or maps 60. which 1t 10 hoped liberal public
vii oont<ibuts.
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Correction.


FIR: In your nolice Of the shooting ANA! in wednes
days rn'Dusr. you call mo- boant, Jumper which 10
not 60. ss have ne'sr been suiltv Of 80 act
At che breaking out ~ tbs Rebellion enlisted with the
Eleventh Eew-York Volunteers, nom which regiment
VIVA honorsbl, discharged. since which time have
never offered myself either ~ = volunteer or sub
sttute. by inserting this In your paper you Will
obhyc CHARLES M1LLkH.
k.e. York w dnes dsS. OcL &. Lgk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

TEMpERAscE.-Mr. John b. Cough, the unr'-
vailed TEMPERANCE lecturer. opens campaign In this
city and Brooklyn on Tuesday evening nex at Cooper
Institute. he is 30 well known, and always draws
snch large audiences that single announcements tha'
he is to appear is enough TO Gil the largest BAH his
advertisement will be found under Special NO
,fc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

JOHN p. COUGH exhorts people to aban
don tho Wine Cup W. sdvse oil to adopt instead osve
now almost Universal viz: kBSrs kAsr EpiA toPpsE
81 sale by all 0roesrs. at 20 cent, v 10 . ..,
GkNKRAL DKPor, No ~ Rssds-r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
CITY ITEMS.

A mass meeting of the Union citizens Of the
Goth Ward will be held TO night at the Union beadquar
far. corner Of $50 street and sth avenue. HeIry j.
Raymond and other speakers VIII to presen: and ad'
dress he meeting.
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Pass<~xrrs Arri.ed

In .es~skp sfeCleiLan, Jrgm Nev- Oriseus-Mn d y
B.hop M.. ~ Victor Lieut. Col Street 51tb H. s. ufsnifI
Capt, snee,bor Issb n Y; Capt rLon, capt sseer lsse
n T. c. Lieut., White, I7eth n. y, Lieut MeCesd lteat
Palmer 9ist ~ Y Ant Lieut.. Sniveiy, I'd Ind Cav: Leh
q Neii T. Cru Mr. Hams, Mr. beach N. BcoosI, NJ osS
ham ard 10 In the st~erae-.
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fAdysrtisem~ntl
AN ryTIRELY NEW INvRAT

Il
EY-Dg. LsyrTrs /" PATENT" ia CosBN ,rIos with so'
30 aud rubber base for Arhei, I',th tue LIehrSsr
most IrrABi r. aud ELASTIC Dsbtnr- vet produced occupy
N. but hal tho space tn. mouth While sdhssen perfect
No. So 81 osdwsy. houEs ytii3
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fAJV-rtis-p~n,.1
The VERMONT :

The VERMONT STATE FAIR held st White
River Junction srrsnber ~ l6 awarded h. highest
uainn. t. y ,Llco1 ,tSss" N.~.Yort for tbs bEsr
FAzILy SExIss hACass'
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,,,, c.o,r, H. Cyr.r Arcr,oy c,Ips

CARPETS from the GREAT AUCTION SALES
'r-niendou. reduction prices of Enei Royal velvet
GIr..pis, Ingram srd Stair srpets, huss MAS
nsnss Oicv,hs 1ab.e ana Piano Covers etc, st.y stc
bo~cIy
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IAiyrrtisrlncnt. ]

Rgyys AFRICAN FEVER ASr AGuB CuHE.--
sure car. lor Fever aud Asus never ssa Depot No
~ Liberty ct, up stairs
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u. g. COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Ocr. s.
LARCENY AT iHE NAVY YARD.

US. ag; Jonn Nee.-lne accused stands charges
with ,esis lbs lead pipe wcn hAd sec,tst about
hs pefson directed the act vi oes Inc
\ ARD WHEN the days worn over He was held
u. H. Rice Asst. L. = Dist. Atty, for the Osysnnert
Albert all Wagner for tue sceused
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The GREAT FAIR oi the New-Eng!and states
l.ld at spnuzrcli september to 3, awarded the fses
prrfriam 20 ~ uLcox OIBBs Tor tho d" bEsr FAMILY
kkyIss MAGAZINE
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Tho PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR neld AT Tas-
ton September II 81 awsruei tie highest premium tsrer
Medal 70 "NiLLcox GIBBS, New OH, FOR the Iksr
SEWING MacHiSK"
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SUPREME COURT-CiaoUrr-Oor s. las&-Bsfsre J.
AkFARD.
THE HATCH DIVORCE CASE.

BENJAMIN +. hatch AL. oss l.. '. Hatch
The Judge rendered decision in this case THE
morning that be issues be tried jnr. should be wni
10 Referee tie case be marked OF for the term agpAsd
70, by ploin II, counsel.
For plaintiff Henry L. Clinton For dsendsss, Thssdsfs
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TRr TxRS-oet s-BsfcFs !ssue'
thRDouS
ACTION YOR sl.AN DER.

jacob stern AT. EmaIue i.irschknd
This was an action Tor SANDER Inc plaihuu
had been IN the play Of the d~fsndants In January
Ire: defendant psrssr Adler PROPOSED TO e. IN s''ns
.p vi the D 81 tIH znd without defendant Upon TIE A.
ter finding he became sesty ssTsesd as DE-
erunied Ia 6!.cEIse the plaintiff from his employ. Atsf
tie pa nt6 sdhargn he SID 10 evera tailor thai the psn
nm lad soI~n s-y, raj quantities merchandise, properly *
the ~ndx he mad ct up store with the goods 70
ito en- III. action for Jan sges "a these s.sndrros
word. III. question is,us ethel these w0rds ws0
spoken mai eiousy or not, considerable testimony ~
.as.n the po,t There eng No evidrre- snewins
u.heston OF tie SANDER ony m,is stins citcumssnoso
prov n ia. Judrs ehs.d the JnIy that they found No
psi had so-n snyib9 they render verdict 70. De-
i,ud.u but sey should ard plaintiff guilty 81
III. lhe,. charged 10 min th~y aud de pirti1
Ia conputins tho o. damages hey must sAe is!o COZ.
whether the words ware n'aeioDsiy spoken, ans
also Il tL-r- any m..issuug circInlusEeeA
The juy brought IN scaled verdict FOR psinhs is ts sss
Of $50.
FOR plaintiff. A. L. Mtcrhaeerr
For defer dsAt. 8. l.. null.
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ppnsoyAL.-Col. S. NJ. Bowman, Command.
ant Military District Of Delaware at tie Aator
House.