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TENNESSEE.

BLHCTION To-DAY-No INTEREST IN POLITICAL MAT
TgRs-USIvgRsAL SUFFRAGE.
y TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
NASHVILLE, Oct 3A special election takes place in
this and nine other Counties tomorrow for the choice Of
ten members TO the Legislature. Radical mass meeting
at the Capitol last night was slim affair and devoid Of
interest The Conservative State Convention held few
DAYS since and which had been announced for weeks was
still greater failure not two dozen persons attend
ing the evening session. that the meeting lad to be od
ioumed without exercises or spcech-making In tho
morning session The NcpY0rk IHdCpeHdeRt and Wendell
Phillips speeches quoted with particular emphasis
embodying the prevailing Northern sentiments Very
little interest is manifested in politics in either political
party movement is foot TO hold meeting here on
the 9Th ins for the purpose Of promoting universal sur
fagc and universal amnesty. Some OF the most prom-
Dent cx- Rebels are identified with the movement.
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RECONSTRUCTION.

30 he Edifor q The ~ J. TSsBne
SIR; worthy young man, who was driven out OF
Virginia in 1861 and has since supported himself in the
North, whites me from Washington as follows:
u was up the country few days ago, and the
Beeesh came near killing They quite bad
and fear the whole thing will have 10 be fought
1t is evident cannot live in Virginia the home Of my
sires since IL a colony.
Congress did nothing to protect and Gen. Grant refuses
90 give Us a company Of troops.
The Rebels told that outside the protection Of
The id tlievnc Yankee sons Of - SC" .
As this mans home is WauentoD, only 80 miles
from Washington it is al commentary upon the feeling
existing South toward Union men, produced by the
Of Andrew johnson. Very truly, DRABE DE KAY.
Nev. York, Oct. 90 1866.
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Br rkLEshAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.


PoUGHKEEPsIB, Oct. 3l.-A very exciting game Of
base ball of in this city this afternoon between the Union
Club of tins place and the Underch Of Cold Spring The
match silver ball and the championship Of the Hud
River IL viii be remembered the ball from the
Hudson River Club OF Newburgh last month by the Union
Club Of ansugbugh and by them sent back TO the committee
Poughkpe who got up the ball last season The Unions
stated that the distance for them 70 and play for in this
city far so match arranged between the Union
Club Of this city and the Undercf Of Cold Spring and the time
for the match set down for to-day
twas "a m when the game commenced the Unions going
the hat aud making On going TO the bat the I'm
derc only made In the second innings the Unions
made four runs while the UndercIs drew blank In this
inning Niece Of the Unions made fine home run In the
third innings the Unions by some powerful batting succeeded
in scoring thirteen the UndeTcs six In this inning
Osborne the Unions made beautiful running hy catches
In the fourth innings the Unions made two to the Under
cliffs In the h innings The Unions did not play quite
as well making six TO the Unercls nine In the sixth
innings the Unions baed beautifully making seven runs TO the
Undercs In this inning Blackwell and Graham OF the
Unions made splendid hy catches In the seventh innings tho
game closed Of the darkness the Unions making
run the Undercs The Union Club has been recently
organized but showed themselves TO he splendid players On
conclusion Of the game the silver ball was presented TO the
Unions amid loud cheering The umpire Mr. John Moore OF
the New York Cricket Club performed his duties to the salts
fiction Of all We presume this will be the last game that viii
be played this season. Appended is the score
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THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for OCTOBER 81

TIE T. WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contains the o'
LEADING ARrrcLEs-rhe 9Th Of November Our oOvencr F
If s S.% between p f1 sd
Second Meeting Of the ResstraI'i Editorial Paragraphs
%ss.Ps% New. os%s: 'o4 S 6. ss
The freedmen Melico European lNsw'-Ensind sgsn Fence
ssIs Gss STEWART l. wocDyoaD- oa e.
TINS M.AD =. M ess'' sss:
NGx Pvsric.uoSs-A New Poe,studs.' The M,s,,nss
Tar COLoRapoFom Our Special Correspondent B','e
fsy 81 Ins SoaDanfSS Our spse,
Mon a' vsns How %o9SsS s,se Ssd:
cS :f. Es a..,ns sPrins hH Rspi
Mail Contract oshe wesipOi Kansas chy' wysndO's Deed
Az ASTassoos wiTa COusr BpxARx-From Special
LETTER ySos TOx BHOws Oy Oar Special Cor
sppS ScnIr 81. cCoso Bod Volunteer T
RSu's Tue ESh ySlan9s Dsh R q a' Ss eSp = T.'"
TINS RsByL DIADDedesOn Of the stoue~a Cemetery At wa
S,1 A 20 fn e sSsSa h.nay a T rssr
EIscrIos rdi,ps, North osob',
Complete couse Telsi. Gs
Grant Il tie ContuonAl Amesdnru ewfoIh-Is
sG Tn s' pss,s Of Col Rob, Lynch aid the Rev.
John Mshon They Found Gai and Sentenced 10 Dsa
scirscanAnma Force and Food The Origin and II;s
Fusion with cOn'eSon Of Burning Heat Dsnieetne fo"'""
Petroleum.
FoRII0s MISCELLANY
GsxERAL NEWS -, - ~.
SsRcrLTuRAi- ln.tn,e frmers Club TpesosJ ~
a. Pear WEIGHING Appes-rhe Old Question hv
Annie. Half Sweet and Half Sweet Con-How 10 PseWV
Dryng New Digger The Greeley Prize fs Srspe 1i.s
Il lie Ions Hardy OUNCES New U,o fori Csbbasc-hov
Winter Grape, and Prunesj Wine Vinegar Pear Growing
Upland Rice for Blsekberries and strasoenis,
Lime Manure COTnCob Meal Cscns-How 70 bsie sno
70 stop Lesky Ones NSs-why Called sPenny Esng. s,a
Iformaton Tor 0rasshoppcI Pes hsn's 70,
Club Autumn The Cotton Crop Of
DseonTasrmrnts storms Worms The Cost 10 Grow to.
Faure Prospects. State FaJ0hn Brown s'ses '
Scott Wooden Mills =. n, n - -, u,.ai
PoErRY-1he Nations CaiuSSho"i rph O'Np N'' -
Yankee Flag
THB HORSE MARKET
The DRI Goops hAkKFr
CITY IfEna
MIscKLIAsEous IIKns
MARRIAGES AND pEArHS o., n,.-.,.h,. to-
The ~ Y Tribune - =. a., go. or,in,.
and Cattle specisDy reported for The n u Ifp.n
Ready mOQns Price In wrappers ready for mailing os'
For sale BY oil nfwsmen.
Mail subscribers, single copy, year-S2 numbeu.''s
do. Clubs ofhve... ~ "a
Ten copies addressed TO Of subscriber, 40
Twenty copies addressed Of subsenbefs''' "a
copies, address
Twenty copies address
copy will be for each club often a. lad
Drafts Newiork, PostOhee orders payaoe 70 o
"TEk TRIBUNE" being safer, prrsrn1le 70 snS nynl
remittance. Address THE TkbONL' Wv"
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NEW-JERSEY.
To as Editor 81 Tae ". y TriLVHe.

To nt Editor 81 TIE ~ Tribune
SIR: j thank you for publishing my communication
relative the nneeency Of the Union State Committee Of
NeWJerey but must take exception TO the remarks with
which you accompany IT, So far know the Union men Of
this State do no, propose TO bride any But bet
ter aware yourself that the cost Of "enghtenng the
voters which Il what VIC are earnestly endeayong TO DO IS
one from which ha Halls must be hired posters printed
paid prepared and published speakers
which requires money And whoa there concert Of action
IN The business as e appointment OF siae Commltteee pre-
EuepOses there ought 20 be- then The expense very materially
enhanced Add 70 this election day VIC have secure
20 our success as challenger solicitors Of votes and
,eaDstes to bring % the aged the helpless an' ,Se
POLLS Most Of these hope for nothing from office and are
unable TO lose The sine necessary fo this work NO they have 70
nste o. money and you know wen as that without y
we should suffer seriously at the polls In our district Jack
secure be election OF al know how be viii spend
II NOW while We do not purpose 10 buy or bbe any one we
way defeat him his moheyed influence do this the
4sCess9ry means must be raised and have comparatively
Few individuals upon whom consistently call for assist
nRee We regard his defeat than local importance
and shall spare effort accomplish il 10 an honorable
ish night that the whole burden should fan upon half
dozen or dozen men Was lot the duty OF the State Com
There two districts in the State enough take Of
themseIt but The other three need and deserve such assist
could have afforded US but have In my letter expressed
s very geOsr1 o9o o. te party IN this district WITH tb
uemng The e1tavagant use OF money in elections hope
bound 70 contribute his share Of expenses OF con
sneiing campaign Until then do how can well
psue other than look 70 the duly appointed
seeps o. he party iof such ezgences
ense may require JERSEY BLUE
JateFsoa Oct 81 lsG6
THE SITUATION IN EKwJERsEY.
The Unionists Of New-Jersey are maintaining spirited
canvass with growing prospect Of most complete vic
t"y IL the Let Congressional District composed Of At
lsnte Cape May Cumberland, Camden. Gloucester and
saem' Mr. William Moore viii certainly be elected BY
strong majority.
The I'D District is composed Of four eovues-Bulng-
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bbi whest $50 2s7 bush Corn ga 500 bush S,.,
barley rLU psn For Oswego-Flonr bbls, w." eesh
bush For Port Coborn Wheat bash Cor, Sse 1918
d9ISDo o. A. o b sif cS hIn and sss whsst
90 A. Corn opras hrde better; cossd DOH sg'ihs "a go
e. e. S sssss da Ii % nj . rates; On De
Baslo wv "s Tue aoSshee lost Lake Freghte on cs
NJ osTEoo ~, 81 Flour 1sc better; sale, oao hs.
.yasl skf Be- WiseEi $ls f9r While ais ga ~ I
Double Exe Wheat opened firm and elose3 ~ io
ssa early Is 900 bush No. Chicago Spring Al a. ~ h'sn
ipspeetedd "a 49, 800 amber Wb,sr STAT :. az 81 aee5
wsukss Club 2 eS 60 No. do arrive "a a. s1d mi ~
price, but closed qaet No m ps,t m sdysn.e 1
10 sl a. Barley IN good demand and tet hst,. ~ q
ara III 20 for ordinary prime free os carF
bond. Rye and unsettled; sales 1900 CsnS. 20
81 isSsl 81 q; o'b.l fpssAsi ,s.dymFo.r S. wIs Try: CO.
10000 bush: Barley 1900 bub. Rye Csna Erpos,sS wbst
Flour loco bush Barley 900 bus6 Rye 800 bush bek
ALBAN1 Oct. 3l.-flour very sctiy0 and higher Mhsa
% 30 Tor White CansdisDt 80 IS for White Geuesee ~
White Michigan Rye niet Oats IN good dsmaud 7 y Ter
Westsm 5a1sc for site Corn aetivessles early 50 et
81 goa 81 ehoati 81 IS IN store Barey-ses a, 81 ss u
for tworowed. and oil Is for fourowed Passed ln
loads Barley, five Wheat three Flour Data one Corn ,s
by ows-Coru, e3 coo BUSH; Wheat bush: 6,1. isd
bush Oas, $4,000 bush and Rye, l4oOo bush Ivy ''~o
WnsIsGTos \. C., Del. 3l.-Crude Tarpentne .e Nv a,
Commons SIS 25at5 50 for No. q sSass for No
Cotton--36c for Mddling. -a' WV
EEwORLRAss, Oct 3Coton sales 200 bales, los va,
ding, 35GJtc receipts 4,l3) bales Sugor dull 6lc No.
dull at %cdsi Freishts and Exchange unchanged '<s
AuGrsr. Ga Oct 3lCotton quiet; sales Of 40 hale. 60
Middng, CSC. '' f''d
sAvASsAn Oct s-cO,.on steady sale. Ct 300 bale. Mda,
3lc. Hf -
cHARLEsroS Oct 3-cO,ton easier; sales Of 100 bale. na
at 36c. "''1t
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NEW-YORK.
UNION RALLY AT POUGHKEEPsIE.

BY TELEeRLPB TO
POUGHKnPsIR Oct. 3l.-The largest assemblage Of
Union men that has convened in Pine Han since the
opening Of the Rebellion was witnessed in that hall to-
night Benson Losing, esq., appointed President
with 80 Vice-Presdents and Secretaries. Previous TO
the opening Of the meeting there grand parade
Of the Loyal League, headed by the Eastman College
band Tho speakers for the evening Judge Galloway
of Ohio and Major James Haggcrty Of New York. Each
occupied hours time and both were frequently IN
erupted with long continued applause When the speak
ing had ended cheers given for the entire State
ticket for Gen John II. Ketchum, candidate for Con-
gress for b. Plat Carpenter esq the removed Assessor
and for every removed officer in the District.
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EscArE YRoM GIL Ar PoLIcE HEADQUARTERS

TnE FuGuNE CALIFORNIA THIT.-Yesteriny morning,
when the dooman at Police Headquarters visited the cells con
neccd with that institution usual b. found that Of the
had made his escape during TIE night The fugitive Is
named John Lambert He arrested fully sN months since
by Detectives Bennett and Ienann the California steam
ship Santiago dc Cuba her arrival at this port for having
been concerned IN the robbery Of the trunks Of the United
States Internal Revenue Collector OF Washington Territory
while his way san Francisco the steamship Oregon
Gold Treasury notes and bonds altogether Of the value Of
nearly s4uOu stolen beside papers OF considerable
value One Of the other parties concerned In the robbery was
arrested san Francisco and the greater portion Of the stolen
property recovered From Lambert has been al
lowed remain here uEoaod for by tho California authorities
released writ Of hnbeas corpus thanks 10 the
good offices of lawyer who heard that he incarcernc at
Police Headquarters. lie Immediately rcarrested but
after owing TO the negligence Of some person at Police
Headquarters managed 10 slip ont unobseed and escape from
building. He arrested after short absence In Phia
delphia by Detective Bennett.
The cell from which he escaped situated c second
floor Of the building and the window defended by
two 81 halfnch iron bans Two Of these he sawed
through and then creeping through the aperture dropped TO
the ward beneath distance OF about - feet Passing through
the basement emerged upon Mubcryst by the basement
door Efforts will OF course be made for his arrest
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CITY NEVIS.

PAINFUL ACcIDEST.-On Tuesday evening, while
the Tenth and Thirteenth Ward Hoffman Clubs passing
through Canalst their way the Democratic meet
ing at the Cooper Institute when the Bowery Council
james nkman severely burned by the premature
explosion fireworks AZ the time Of the accident he
was engaged dschnrgng ROmnn candle having number
beneath his and the pocket Of his coat These by some
means caught fire and exploded burning him about the body
neck and face shocking The flames were speedily
cxiingusho y number of the geneman friends and be
was conveyed his residence in Ludlow BrOOme 81 Yes
terlay he wa considerably easier
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ton, Ocean, Mercer and Monmouth the first three are
decidedly Republican and there is danger of their
ores being overcome by the CopPerheads Of Monmouth
In tins District Nj. VIM A: NSys..l IS the Republican
candidate, and Z sure to be elected.
In the Hid District, Mr.. John Davidson is makiDs
most gallant fight; the Unonists are wen o,.n,.,, .,,
are working earnestly, with fair prOpOo Of Winning he
race f IT. :.cg,; 2t = ~
IN the Ivth District, tte election Of MIR. John
Hin the Republican "4udidate is claimed by his
friends, who are qu e confident of success This is
Jack Rogers ',srct; the Copperheads and the Con-
seryatyes arc ut loggerhead and the eud is deep that
even should Rogess withdraw Hill would carry the district
agains'. single competitor.
Inc With District, composed Of Newark city and HUI
son county will undoubtedly elect Mr.. George A. Hasey
the Republican candidate,
IN view of the election of United States Senator IN
place Of Senator Wright who it reported, VIII resign on
of continued 81 health she contests for members
of the Legislature not less spirited than those ior Coh-
grcssiona representation. TIE heat of the canvass is
therefore crried with great vgOr into every county una
precinct and the fill vote oFshe State viii be brought out
There brighter prospect for the redemption oil
New.Joysey. THIS our friends fully appreciate, ana are
aborng all plTts Of the State with zeal that promises
1 success in overy district.
| THE REGISTRY LAw,-Voters in Hudson County
should bear IL mind tina, today hsrsday) - the Only Wv!
/ remaining in hieh they lean register he'T names
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horers. Garriaass, Sc.

AN INTEREST in a frstclass LIVERY 81 n ne
transfer the cement to young man VIE ~. Ne ~
interest 20 secure h!s entire attention. Adore" H. D"'
Tribune 0fce
DOLLIN CONAN, No. l6i East Twenty-iourlR6Iss,,y
III ~ s., HAS FOR SALE several very handsome Pc -.
mo HORSES also few for single harness and .one WY
SADDLE HORSES slso handsome TOP BUGGY
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THE GAME AT srRATroRp. CONN.

The Tigers and Osceoas of Strattord, Conn, played
the second game for the championship Of Spor on Satu
afternoon October 81 In the presence of large number OF
spectators the game resulting in favor Of the osceoas by
Of 81 to H. The first game won by the Tigers by
score OF Z! -
The thru game for the championship will be played
on Saturday, Nov. s.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY g. b. Hal.
day Superintendent Of the schools Of Me Five Points House
Of Industry No la5 Worth reception there TO-
day O'Clock p NJ to which are invited all friends Of the
children.
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NINE. DEMoRssr's NEW BRSolToS Dress. LOPEZ

Mrs. l.. ID. SIa0Ss Medical Cairvoyant Mag
aud Eieetio Physician s9 Broadway, Of Thirty
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PrcKpocKErs ARRESTED Yesterday morning Thos

Courtney and John Tinney young whom the police
describe as pcpocke arragned before Inspector Dks
n Police Headquarters They found by Officer Corkey Of
the Fifteenth the Democratic meeting and around
the Cooper Institute Tuesday night and believing they
there for good purpose the officer took them in The
thieves photographed and then allowed 60 there being
no direct charge Bgains, them.
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POLITICAL.
,nRK STATE UNION TICKET.

MAY YORK SAFE UNIVN IINhL4'
H.. - Han. REUBEN f. FENTON. Chaetauquai
- a. Goss,.o,-(;en STEWART l.. WOODBURY. Kings
10, casSi Corr-Hon. STEPHEN r hAYI Ssenbeni
E' ''''0" f Election Tuesday. Nov g.
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Gov. Murphy Of Arkansas has ordered special
election on the 10Th November m the vacancy oocasoned
by the resignation OF the Hon william Iycs member Of
Congress VI Tie Fltst pspict VI that State
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MADAME DELNAR is stopping at No. 753 Broadway,
where .le will apply EsAsTL besufyng the
p,Iop the ladies' Also her GREAr HAIR REroRER FHsK
%
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MISSOURI.

FALSE REBEL CHARGB-wHolbSALb REBEL "h"i'-
TRATroy IN HOWARD COMMENTATORS OF
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
BY TELEGR4PH TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l.--At a Rebel meeting III Shelby
County the Rebels tried 20 pin the charge OF sancuoninG
Clab Jacksons TO Lincoln for troops upon Col
BENJAMIN the Radical Congressman. The Chairman,
Scrcta and Others of the meeting that passed the reso
luton were sworn thoroughly dsproying the charge Int
fixing IL clearly upon John NJ Glover, now the Conserve
tive nominee who the principal speaker a the meet
ing IL was further shown that Gen. Benjamin at that
time often denounced the resolutions reasonable and
unworthy the County Of Shelby
Gross ontrages have been praeticed on the Registry
Board in Howard County by frightening OF tmid persons
The Rebels succeeded in placing few a their friends
on the Board The result is thai 100 noted Rebels have
been registered including who declined to ansW CT
questions taking the OATH and Others who answered
that their sympathcs had always been with the South in
war. Gov. Fletcher has ordered investigation. Gen.
Mcneil ceriifes that John Hogan told him. in 1861, that
the United States troops would soon have TO stay on the
other side Of the river. This Wa while Hogan was
BuchGnan's Postmaster.
Isaac H. Sturgeon, heretofore prominent Conservative
and Buchanans subTeasuTer at st. Louis has declared
himself Radical.
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ornamental convenient and efficient method for raising the
dfess elegant Price SOC. aud per Sold ali
Iurn ming Stores, mailed fee receipt OF tie price No a.
Bro New.
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THE KEYSTONE VS.. IVY.

A very exciting game OF base ball was played yes
terday "wednesday the Star ground in Brooklyn between
the Keystone and wv clubs resulting IN victory for the Key
stone by a score Of ~ 20 81.
Umpire-Mr o Brien OF the Amty Club
Scorers Mr. Cummings aud Mr.. Conklin.
Home Runs-Keysole ;; Ivy l.
Fly balls-KeystOnc, 5 Ivy, T.
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NINE. DEM0REsT's UHRQUALBD RosBATB BLOOM
LILY BIooS fo the compH Price so cents each sold at
all tie Drag Stores free No AZ Broadway New
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BASE BALL.

EXCITING MATCH AT PoUGHKBEPsIB BETWEEN THR
USDBRCLPP AND THE UNION CLUBs-SILvBR
BALL AND THE HUDSON RIVER CHAMPIONSHIP.
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PrEMAruKE ExPLosLoS ANp AccIpgxr.-On Tues.

day evening James Bgen while engaged IN firing salute at
the Democratic meeting at Cooper Institute had several Of the
fingers his left hand blown on BY the premature discharge Of
q cannon whch he was engaged In loading.
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Union MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN UNoS STATE COMMITTEE
UpoRs METROPOLITAN HOTKL, NKw.YopS
HAMI. HAITI
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THR KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

Proceedings were taken by the Regular and National
Democratic Committees which met in secret session on Tues
day evening with the ouung the party certain eand
dates which might prove acceptable 10 all There was con
siderable discussion but ultimately understanding was had
that seveui candidates nominated hy the Nationals should be
indoscd order harmony Another meeting Is 10
be- held which definite arrangements will be perfected
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tAnnounccmentLl

HoRRIBLB.-A man has been severely robbed just
10 had made his mind order the BURGLAR TEE
L. HoLsEs, No 254 Broadway
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Cheapest SOAR in use is PYLE's o. X, which be-
extremely hard snd uube good for Laundry,
BATH Tole. Sold by Orerr everywhere Depot No. $50
Mashi
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.
Fly Catches-U nderclifs, Q Union, 9.
Passed Balls-Underclifs Union, o.
Fly Misses-UIdercliffs Union l.
Scorers-L. X. Wilson, j. Marsh.
Umpre-John Moore
Time Of Game-Thrce hours.
Home Ruus-Jnion. 9
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ATTEMPTED BrRoLARY-About3 o'clock yesterday

morning Officer Glen OF the Twenty first Precinct heard
whistle and saw two men from the corner Of
Thiuieh and Thrdaye down the street On making an
investigation the officer found that the fugt'es had broken
omen window In the office Of Lowtber Son. on the
above corner with the dcnt intention OF entering and robn
pace The timely appearance Of the officer prevented the
contamination OF tie robbery.
THROWN From HIS COAcH.-On Thursday evening
Barney Iudden hack driver thrown from his coach at
the corner Of Fifteenth ST. and Sixhave seriously nuIng his
head. He taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
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wIGWAM.

were anduiched many Republicans turned cut in considerable
force last evening 90 hear the Democratic Conservative NOM
nees for Congress their political experiences and con
versions from War Democrats tO full hcdged Comprehension
John d. Mckenzie presided aud speeches were made 10y
Wm T. Robinson and W Hunter Congressional candidates
by r. A. kOyny nspmn just snuilcd ont and by The silver
tOngucd PERM, whose still for the Presden
VA. impeached
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TnR MARINK REyENuE OFRIcE.-It is understood

that the old building foot Of wbiehas occupied for many
years office for receiving and dischagng boats Of the
Marine Revenue service be removed Of
expiration OF the Government lease the property
new building will probably be erected Castle Garden.