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CoLoNIzATIoN OF THE BLAcKs.-The Ameri-
can COLONIZATION Society has received apphca-
non from SIX hundred colored people al the
south for passage TO the republic OF Liberia.
and the society has asked the New York bran en-
10 assume one third the expense I'm fitting out
the expedition. The board has the subject
under consideration
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s0An Italian surgeon has hit upon a novs

o0An Italian surgeon has hit upon a novel
form Of generosity. He has promised % sup
ply artificial limbs gratis to ali Of Garibaldi,s
soldiers who have lost q limb Of their own
ga wealthy merchant in New York. for
whipping his wife over the calves, has ben
made 70 pay q isrEe sum OF money to q miiii-
ner, frum whom the calves were rented.
~P. Bosvell, Esq, Of Benton county, Isd..
all Of which were efsttened on his own fArm-
~Aoout midnight on Thursday, cons,aev.
able enow fell a. Lonisviile, and the weather
was very cold and vet.
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DENTISTRY.

H. REAOyAL
Dh LEMlk, DENTIST, Ias REMOVED frsn
.Soys, Great D,.eersry- - 6s..i,tsy. .6S
Ieat E1fYaded WitheS; Pass. All per. 10
sons % i having Teeth g sztr.ot, wo1d sdvise them
salhsn S,l ont, Teeth inserted on Huber. Gold and
SaMesr Isses: IN srdsr that eli persons aAoRid
pave Teeth, We have reduced the price very low
70 be ocnvineei Of the fact call and see for your
selves Also, call and see the new and inpreyed
Dsthod OF inserttng Teeth.
streets. ~ - 80"
je 2-n 9. b. LEwfE. n D., Dentist.
i n. LOOMS. Nd,
TIE inyenter and Pssentes Of the MlEBRAL
fLAIE TkETH, attends pert enally at
mis- once In this city. Many persons oans sb$e3
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, l&D
these. -
Persons calling at my Office can be secommeda-
nd with any style and price ri Teeth they may de-
sre, but to these Who are particular, aud wish the
purest, eleanest, strongest and most perfect den
ture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
viii be more fnlly warranted
Rooms In this city-Ho sas Penn'a avenue. be
Philadelphia. oc 70 Iy
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VINDIcTTvR-Mr Bingham. one Of the Ohio
Congressmen, went 90 far in recent speech
a. to say that IL reelected, go help me Goa
VIII neither give sleep 70 my eyes nor SUM
oille OF Impeachment against Andrew john
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A LARGE ASeORTMENT OF PIANOS THAT
. "a have been used, for sale uDoa easy terms, g
ans =. w. q. MlTzEROrr& 90.
~ AMlRICAN AND WAsHIN0rOH -.
bHASS AID sTkIaq BANDS.
Building. 81 Sth st, one. square soufh Of Post
" sxE a ic1 r. other hsaAa9. ssli Afsasd fEsnd.
NV B00KA-Iarcyt , Thirty Years Of Army
clenedis for 1855. Goodwin Smiths Lectures On
TIE study Of History; Sumner Rest. BY Call Ham
tt0I. Ine EmSrAld. edissd By Ipes Sargent
ie N - - - RANCK rAYbOR.
A GU1 AHD FEvER.-This disease can be effec.
ed by the use Of Moore . Antidote Sstisfsctien in
~ ''''', - no Ont nn@Suf6 f6. nooRr, Druggist. >
lis Penna avenue, south side,
sc ~ between 18th and 10Th streets.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Late Grover's,)
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
sPALDiNG RAPLEY PRO pRIETORs
J. b. SPACkMAN N............STAGB n MANA4ER.
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arri NJ bra ssat, sa lfs8 1o
.etefu o 81 sE g. tr5i t-I
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NHw BOsK9,-NARoleopb His>cry Of juMus
49, : :s:.ssi: ::
b.sa. Ss:i 81 H:is.!:. " Il P:;i.S;, PiS f'fb:;
Cesar. n tss lel HhAR0K TAYL6I.
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DB0Fs. J. w. H. P. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.

Our Academy 10 now open for the reception of
Pupils In returning thanks to our former Pupils
and friends fer their patron age most respectfully
solicit q continuance Of the same. Circulars can
Mssfe Stores.
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, 30.
Days dnd Hours Of TuitioH:
For Ladies', Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to clock.
Gentlemcnt Glasses, Tuesday and Friday eve
nipgs. from to 10 O'Clock.
,tof further Information apply during the hours
of tuft1on, or address o note TO the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the FIRST lesson. se 10
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.s-tat Fg sHa5 rTxF ! ERHeT~E -
-tlEs- aHf44I l.rt! 90
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VNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scriber has obtained nom the Orphans' Court
bia, ktfers OF sdministration on the personai es-
tate Of 1va RupIe5t. late Of Washington,
against said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same With the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. on or before the I'D day Of septenber
al beneht Il the said estate. -a p 'T-7-|
1s66. CHI ROUSSEAU
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~ trsted: Inside, . Chronicle Of Secession. IL
Illustrated Bette Pisces and Aspects Of the Wsr,
George Eliot: Fields History Of the Atlantic Ca
BILE; superstitfon and Force. By Henry O. Lea.
Is RRANCK TAYLOR
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Richard iilinswor'n, Cory, head cut,

Richard iiiingwor,n Cory; head cut
William y Rove, Huntington, Ohio alish.iy
bruised 49,
Lieutenant j. O. Carroll. Fourteenth New Yors ,nr.n.
try: fAoe badly cut
q: r Piorcc. Elinvilie, n ". hand slightly bruised
". ID Miller Cory. bruised
". nk Howard springfield, Ma,<, face cut
4 n, 'lams, Cory, slightly Injured.
sey.rs. Of the injured were taken TO Mesdvie and he
above l,st includes only those brought te,ory. 1hs
names Of sevs raj ctdren slightly injured, We
BILE 90 ascertain.
AZ the news OF the accident circulated through tho
city and tLs injured ones arrived. many might haze
been seen hurying 20 o. fro, inqurns Tor friends ana
asking Tho nsnes OF the unforunstrs The Boston
House crowded With citizens and every care aud
attention bestowed ITO injured.
FuRruka PAR ,ycuiAhe
The following additional mnsrcrs by The accident this
morning arc now In tho city =
Lieutenant T. Il Hills. Sfth Uitted States artillery
face and legs bruiRed
q. H. Swift formerly OF the Americas House. residence
Cuba, n. r., les bruised
MIS- Z. IL Switt, Cuba, n. r., slightly bruised
one u the sufferers. lady with ave children u 10
thought cannot survive Hes children escaped with but
slight brusca
Is impossible 10 procure the names Of sll tho sufr
ers. as they arc scattered in different parts o. tho city,
and the doctors in attendance upon worsi
the only lstA The number OF wounded II estimated az
about forty.
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Tar rARx coscxsr-Ths Park Commit. .onsrs announce
II weather IL thsre win be music the Mali At
the Park this Afternoon commencing At three O'Clock By
the Park Band
TxE sfEAs sYpaox Pusr.-An improvement has Just been
effected the method Of pumping from Is.ky vessels
.na ou lqI 2. 1 Inv worn a !,
any pump In y has pi.ons cylinders no valves
s sss amy & " ssi, 81 % VI.
,sr.ags hen % ss,,e sna e dssas' The asvs pp
the suction pipe, partial ysoyn .s % e.nss Continual
he Uncd saiey Navy Ysrd, New York, has nsrei rs
s sep y ss os ~. q 1sms ..a ssemsn
rharsdsy mgnns a. the anufartory. near ue cnnsrd
factory.
DKAra Ysox rssALso Poisosors GAs-coroner Nsunaann
Yesterday held an nqucs, Al No $50 IVES, Psry fourth
The body Of John Boenhausrn. copper and Tin
VA. ..dsrS aea copper g ~n sa during ne ops
ton inhaled % much q tho posonoa. ga a. 20 csen him
sa VEN ~. fsaiiy pay.e sss ass sent
ing everything possible done Tor Mr. Boenhanssn h.
foasd Ia, diseased came 20 bis death By .uaoc.oa,
caused BY The Inhalation Of nitrous sei gas" Decreased
was arr years of sge and . native OF 0erlnsuy
srIrfpr nv DKovxiSs-The rsfnsin- of Richard Galley
late OF Tsa avenue yesterday found noating In
the dock ~ u Thirty SIXTH street, North Deceased
NAT y lntemperats habits, ana run oser facss
hias~G Coroner Dover yes,sray heif Inquest
le body aud tho rendered verdict OF death from
sulcide by drowning
Nsw crry RALnoAnA city railroad iss bss sprunx
iao existence ensied rhs Grind street Cross Town Rsn
Company. Ths from Grand strce, ferry
the foot u Desbroa-es street through Vestry ssrsrt
THE NoRsUx-The dead body Of unknown
brought the Morgu- yesterday afternoon At ia ocoek
she found drowned Ia the Harlem river she sboa,
ave inches hxh ana had haif when found
sh1 spotted eseo dress b.lmora skirt ~hi,s che
misc. hco- grey flannel psi,ieos, white siacsn., and
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was mpuave and eloquent and possessed the power 70
excite sympathy In any audience and occasionally a. In
this case pshaps be ueed expressions In the ardor and
liberate Judgment would b. He did mot in that matter
get full justice done to him a. public man. Mr. Van
Buren, had high pride Of character he would never
he never yet-although during hts time he acted with
those who elected appointed the principal dgnitaes
o. the never before any srecu
claim He was never seen IN the lobby He had
pride OF character keep him forever away nom every
thing and anything that .s, 10 the slightest S an
that exclusvenes Of devotion that would have enabled
him 70 attain very high distinction; but all viii acceds
unsasd By any isnoSe Or dshonoraDo act or by any
meanness during his whole career.
RENARKs JUDGE EDMoNDs
the Bar he would NOT however indulge in any euiosy
on the character Of the deceased. His standing as :
lawyer the meeting all knew his position politician
properly portray his wit or his eioquence which were
familiar 70 ALL On these topics therefore, he would mot
dilate. The speaker then entered on very lengthy
review Of that portion incidents In that portion OF the
life OF deceased when he acted as Attorney General of
the State, particularly referring to the trial OF Big
Thunder the antrentor lie spoke Of the arrest Of the
deceased upon that OCCASION together with his legal adj
yersary for contempt OF court the action Of Mr. Van
Buren, however being prompted by the manly attributes
OF his nature The previous speaker has alluded 70 the
speech delivered by the deceased at tho Cooper Institute
He had listened that speech and to the speeches upon
that occasion OF NJ. James T. Brady and Judge DAILY
ana no did not hesitate 70 say that the thanks OF the
whole American people due TO those gentlemen FOR
the eloquence, patriotism and ability winch they OK
hibed upon that OCCASION Their addresses at the time
were calculated TO influence large number Of people
upon whom the orators Of the opposite party could have
no influence whatever In conclusion, be would say
that impartial history would do Justice to the Efforts and
for the preservation OF the Onion
Mr. James A. Brady followed IN some brief remarks
At the close OF which tho meeting adjourned.
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IH ACCIDENT ON The Arlsrc Ms Cassr wts1ts
nllla0k0

fFrou the Tiiusvas "a, Herald, oct. Is
Tho New York express tran hound east y.s'evisy
trs 4 a fcw miles east % rnion Tue enure train
pee plated down TIC en,hankmenta distance q forty.
iwo feet the cngn, ami cosChes roillrg over before
reaching ihe lotion Tho engineer. fireman ssd the
conductor, Mr.. Whiis, were nyi expectcd 10 survive
Their njuriea n " eSfiustrd ths' about nfty rss-cn
gers ware UPON ,he train which ss- ~ q asleep.
ing sn1 Nv Passenger Mot not al ~ TIE
passenger were isired rnsny .etigsy, ahd few q
them Nil probably dc, bot, sfrargr 20 az. ntne ~or~
Killed. outright Tho seeplng coach contained bit lgnr
ocrapanis. ~ u whom more " isss iaured The
other two cos, hos veil hiied snd tbo occupsnr
SUFFERED severely uo.f &C the uai0rtunais pooaie
conveyed hack 70 Mssdsiie, aud twelve % nnsss
Ttstess u medical attendance was promptly o.. The
sro1nd AMI everything that wss pgsae lone ~ SHE
usie the lunsrnss ~ the yissifns Tho tansn RI The
irbu,ei T. detective fal whch osnsea the tngbe -
nom, The fs, dragging ~. usin STR sovn the ds
Ia. oocursd IN The same sniy or nio-fn az, GAIA .
Iyoua sias- uas The ogaches wefc hghti/ltsd-d sfi
that tho V the arss slnsef q assenxsrs 10.
lsr.d are etaggssaions
LsHs--oet Eaf5b
We isarn 'ha' one q Ne pes.-ngaFt. yosfg mas,
nsder lbs r.tb.sh Hs Lsa been t1r = uroa hh ~,
10 poll % Watsr, and held DO ~ The ghl 4
the .r.os. ns = tLs seoond emo 6deui occarf'ns
rhs A,sbue sad Great wesietn ~ hss ~sissnsa ~
trya,.oa u t<ing ono % ~ Gga f9ies - usrel u
~ esssr. ~. u'.re hss q = tssa iarrs..sssn
etayany vii have 10 r~y ~ iasusa iualtisd te-i-s
aaY. vshd ~ ~ rod =. isffss repair tetesassat
'io@ y, be-. Co.'S Tsss,.s.. - ~
W. v Y pr'nofs No Yors eiiy saeciasr p''''F-a
kbis ~ lfsg.l
4 u seEiel Cory hsad rgh'ly 80
4 n tSiagps tlreernet. ini.aus. Nkttiy Wgses
g.rv ~ ~ ashtDg ara vile se~ Ton cAy. haa1
-A,kf ~ tTurst
o. rz<tsh RIVER, viecsaSss. ina h-sd bsa
\ btrlsei 80 Llsrnsiiy laiuf~a
Arrl- D.Sgv :, fftrisn-r, = ' am rssss -
j H. Nsr~.s.. oa..s. s1gaiisr s<sissa
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WEES rllHe MATCH.
The Reputcd Chsmpisu Of the rrifed state.
Defeated nv % Negro.

fFrorn The Nashville Tenn Dispatch, Oct ls)
Yesterday afternoon the hrsl excitement " The sport
ing OF al the In tho shape ~
wrestling match for purse % one thousand dollar.
The contestant white named txhe Prickett,
the rcpuied Champion o. tho United states, and
named simon Thompson, raised by Nj John mompson,
a few miles from the city.
A, three O'Clock the parties the grounds and
b~pan preparing fer The struggle Both stripped 20 the
waist tho performing the operation " hsout two
rnnuies whla bs antsgoLlt tired the spcctators Wy alb
porblnR about half hour IN endless nanruvrcs, dis
playing al the while the most complets yasfactlon.
the negro hung his head and looked half detected bat
rsnca spirit before the other lad complsted hs prcTs
raiions Satisfactorily 10 himself The sresils The
bsst Two IN three, and TIE betting ran three 70
Tho white man.
Al last the parties ciencied but the struggle
short one the D<sro throwing biz anisgonsi fnlny
le socondg Ftii the crowd seemed 70 have
Ia The white rnan and Tho bctipg vas AL sidss.
After resting few mlrutcs the two NTH wefs called
10 lime Pickett handled himssf rsutonrfy. but the
negro had all his way, and tbrcr Ls antne sn.s
ins Ids u haE . minute.
IN ~ we're probably hundred specta,ora present
and loud cheers greeted The conclusion Of esrh foand
The hacker Il prekep murh dssppois,ed IA The
result d The match, and considerable MONEY ch.ns ID
hebdA
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4 NEW ,SsS MERCHANT DROWNED.

HursoS, ~ ", Oct. ~. 1895
Mr. James Dcrrlckson son ~ the ssnior msmber Of
The Arm or perrlekson BARTLETT Paper dealers 81 View
York WAS drowned at Chittendcns mill in Etorkp
yesterday afternoon He bad visited The mil on busl.
meas and survey ing thc premises walked out on the
bultheed when he trrped and fe the water wheel
into the 1ume The body has been recovered and viii
be forwarded e his friends lie twenty seven years
ram I'D +
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Evening Star: Account OF the n rble Rriioses
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Burcn, with Sketch Of his Lre Rsla al Slaughter,
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10 rnE EprroR or rng asnlLp.
rHt sslso o. mSStcross o. STEAMBOATS,.

BtFyALo, oct 10, 1895.
The Board cf Inspectors q Steamboats, IN session IN
,hl. city for the last ten days adjourned 10 day They
have done great deal o. business, and examined m.
merous devices srperaning TO the swing Of life On
steamboats, Among tho valuable the life
saving tackle OF Brown Level, which attracted un-
versai attention. II being sure mo1e o. ahcnsaslns
either under full speed OF oshcrwse received we
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us,rto STATES OlsrAICr COURT.

Der ie--Tgs r~s,sd rss s,-r~>y Devo svs Or.
This case bad been appeal the Supreme teurt q
rs Unlsss stA.es ansi decree q dsposuog pre-.
snsed ycssrfNy 70 Judge Peia The reta prccI sanntS
Y anT ~ I've .si,.a s,siss ssnlos, ,vasser w
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The steamship Henry Chauncey. Captain Gray ~'n
leave this por, on Saturday for Aspinwali.
The mails for Central America aud tho South rso'sr
will close At hair Fast O'Clock Saturday m~rutns
The NV YoaS REHABILITATION nor tho fncino-~as
he ready nj hall past nine O'Clock ia the morning.
Single copies In Wrapper ready for mailing cents
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-i'ssri.s. for tn.ss uiane.u ds .ssv~ ri-u-s
~. "A SON "a aad ~ tssf 4ng sef at.Al
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FsL Boar HA,ss Az Yslg CotlEs ,ook pisesot lbs
igsh Tberr was 10 she'll The sig race
Nv the ysfun. IN ~ minutes s>rsnd. we .rg.
ras Won ~ Inc rnisne ~ n mratss 10 se5ooda Dis-
tnie thyeo ufios The prize N ts nrs' Fsr@
~ e-les tas "a Gag In IRE eoeond thr rrtrs
sssiss a : > - savef osr, % " vna - tsfxz. b
trs efsw a. 80 vinngcx t-yxa
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ffofs = d@sse - rLieh she rc,ofs y~e ssry
Lat nsica few ~ them uu'~rs-sad o. y Simply
hrratns dos ~ fhs vi's foFrrs Whstet>s 4.
lrurnefsg'~ j.. svfpftats " So main
tLH same Amcnr tie lggnuent sNtfrtaH is*t
tds " appetite i0ss ~ fe,a al great mental fer.
s'Yn fuilgrs,su ard soea-sh torrh slsg ffsyaelF
,orc0m'sus ~ ts asirssssG ssis - ts4r Aaf 81 nj
Tie ia rfthnn ~ $50 ~ tafh f1uf
Ina that fsrt arr grif8re Hbaf these rnf8t
tna.is. wait 10 rrnrst sflesgh sEs fsfi.tnY
dawn e-ris azrhpess toy nrtfat~ t1sf
lens arf rpxstn rrrse. h~sih - f~sftlne - HOHrr
TfR Is rkIlHKAfHb STOMACH EitIEHef q a-ss@I
that NE tosivtse Fsnc ). Required "A sast ess@ 'st
the dying os ~te'y sg fras q ~ fsFsVsd ~
rev surpig frffseNF ~nt is- uaHs. ogn'su.
% nothing Int ~ sv genai s~.~sa. os't.sis snf ,~ss
ftalHe xrssf ei~1sbr ~ sfgfa - elt~
tlvv . e~ass lsyi4sgani. HpATEiffhh Eft1BEante
Haltahr IN aufls. arA trNtss Sts -
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The CheA'V~-s Newspaper md Hest surssTs
Journsi is thee tosair,.
rue w'.xLr HsRAlo sr the pre.cni "c's, aoS s'aas.
oona.as continuation Of
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miscellaneous sIaslcnI.

The srst public rehearsal Of the Philharmonic Society
will come on al Irving Hal this afternoon sl three
O'Clock
Al ten O'Clock this morning Mr. aud nrA Howard Psai
Will give a matinee AT tbs hsii
The Baieman troupe open IN Philadelphia on Monday
The concerts given by them In Boston aud T;aitimcsc
have bon very successful Parepa and Br gno pst-
culsr being greeted ever ocason with enthusiastic
applause.
fhs next Sunday concert Al irving Hall VIII introduce
Miss Kate McDonad, Nile Camille trso aud Acs-rs rol-
lock and Colby, NJ addition 10 Mr. Thomas. admirable
cbcstrs.
Rooms will be- continued sunday OctoAer ~ The
programmes that embraces cry variety a mgs.c