The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-23

4 BOTTTTCq=-MEETTN0H
| EVENING There are now but two clear i WorR'
ing weeks left before the election IN tnls say,
and both parties seem osPose1 sO
! two monster mass meetings IN iront Oh Ine ne
League House on Broad ss,egeS ~ Sn sainTSay
Sept 49, and the last on the evening Oh SaVuIuaS,
oct s. These will dquptltesS its c,tv pe V"e s'eS'
Numerous gatherings of both Partles are an
pounced for this evening In the iolloWlng
"FYrst Wayd-The hopeless Democracy of this Ward
will meet heir different precinct houses at oclock
for the purpose Of selecting inspectors and judges OF
ei;lStdf ighi,d Wyd-The Democratic Executive Com;
nittee will meet at Filth aud Queen streets at 9
The Ward candidates OF the party are Invited to be
present, bringing their cRtechisns and pocketoooSs
Fourth Wud-The Republicans of the Second Divl;
Ei9Gth WG,d-T6e Democracy OF the Third Dlvl-
sion " I'll meet at the Louise OF John Mcdonald at 8
Nirm Wa,d-The Democracy viii meet at No. 1921
Market street. and the Democratic Executive Com
The candidStes are requested to attend the latter
conclave under the same condition, as In the Third
15ntb W'drd,-The small minority of Democrats re-
siding in this Ward Will meet at Broad and Race
Fyieenm Hdrd-rhe great event Of the evening
this ward, which will take place at Twentieth and and
s s oppoed 10 the rnnon py 81 XndreW
Johnson, and in favor Of sustaining our loyal Con- Con.
that 9ys mSn must b ps s9d traitors & be
sion by the following eminent speakers:-Hon r..
Stockett Matthews, of Maryland Hon. Galusha Grow,
| General Joshua Il. owen, Colonel James Given, Hon.
SeJentesnth Wafd@The Democratic Executive Com
mittee will meet at the usual place; at 75s O'clock
| The candidates are cautioned against remaining at
Eighteenth Ward The Republicans OF the Fifth
| Division will meet at No. 5h Richmond street. at
TWeateth Ward-The "Boys in Blue" OF this Ward
will hold grand rally at No. 1909 GIrard avenue. 1t
0 s2 e BemScFaey PsTS ney @ Meet
FoTty-iIstM M ap1 % Lancaster avenue. 90, ,,oo,, two r
mittee WIN meet at the Hsrfowgate Hotel, at s
o'clock. Such of the candidates as are not present
Tfeenf5.sia4 Ward.-,That portion Of the Republi-
sided over by Mr., John w. Duoree will meet at the
% We ops 6s EofS Sere 9eS viii 6S
effort on their part 70 put an & END to @s S S
the 10y al voters of this ward .,,,,- -.
the southwest corner OF Seventeenth and Carpenter
The nondesorpt association over which w. @.
Swami, M d. n presides and which Is SechiiniicAIiy iii
%S 1 "a CbsnG 81 ee at ococR smaI
attendance is anticipated the conclave will be held
will ADDRESS the meeting showing up the dire effects
produced on the Constitution by negro equality and
Aiderman Henry Tunison. of the Seventh Ward
the position which he now holds.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE CUTTERS.
s o'clock this morning small sized "mill'
transpired at the corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, the issue at stake being the Champion
ship of the Cutters" and the contestants two
youthful 0dnlinS who pick up Livelihood by
| vending newspapers and "shining" boots. No
stripping on the part of these fancy young gen.
. tlemen was necessary, as the customary attire
of both of them very much resembles the Adah-
Isaacs Menken. Heenan- Newell. Davenport out
fit. The few papers which they had not already
are made the receptacles of blacking.box and
brush, and a small rag OF carpet to be placed
soing hH9r he beks we're duly n deposed
upon the curbstone; Without further
| N which their
upon the streets affords, the aspirants for the
Championship Of the cutters came TO clese quar-, i
chancery at the outset Meanwhile a large
crowd, made up in equal parts of denizens OF
the gutter and full grown men, collected, form
ing an irregular ring about the contestants, and
Si in Bum GiTe 1t It to S i'm Reddy
and the like. The sport was, indeed rare, aud
the full grown men, not one of whom made an
effort to stop the fight, appeared to enjoy the
scene even more than the fellow-bummers OF
The police, vigilant as they usually are on
such occasions, were enjoying the sunshine on
| Chestnut street, and did not arrive on the
ground until ten minutes after the close of the
| ceremonies. -Four rounds were fought inside o
three minutes when a gentleman who hap.
pened to come upon the ground rushed into the
: midst of the crowd, and to the Intense DISCUS
of the other fulI.grown gentlemen, who werr
pleased spectators of the encounter summary
parted the con testants, who had just commenced
; TO get each other again into chancery. threa
on behalf of the obnoxious interloper to han(
the whole assemblage over to the police caused
it to disperse in great distress, because Of tn
? indecision that had thus far attended the con
/ fiict. SO the championship of the cutters
still in allegiance
LITTLE GAIL RIGHT" (THE ORIGNAL).- w
copy the following from the Paris correspond
| ence of Wakes Spirit -
II notice by the New York papers of the 1871
of July that little All Right of the Japanes
! QmperiaD Troupe, is represented to be In tina
0 city, and performing, as usual at the Academy
. This is an imposition. Little All Right
2 the wonderful boy who astonished the aud
ences OF New York, Philadelphia, and else
where, and who closed his career in the Unite
2 | States by the terrific accident at the Academy
is here in Paris, and is performing at the Clrqu
Napoleon, under the auspices OF his old lmpres
2 sario, Professor Risley, and his son john
saw him, and know him, and last night, afte
the performances at the Cirque were CLOSED
had the little fellow in my arms
"He is entirely well, does not bear tn
slightest mark of his tremendous fall, and
performing better than ever.
z II mention this circumstance that the peopl
of the United States may no longer be impose
on in the premises