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The SerenRde this Evening.
The arrangements for the serenade TO Mr..
johnson, this evening, have been planned on an
extensive scale, but it is extremely doubtful If
the citizens will take part in it to the extent
anticipated, owing to the cold aud disagreeable
weather which has prevailed for the last two or
three days. Listening to one of Johnson's long
Winded harangues, out of doors, during
such weather as we are having to-day,
will not be pleasant; but aside from this
there seems to be a general indifference among
the citizens about the sereuade, as they are uu-
able to see why johnson should be specially
honored at this time. The Marine band the
18th Infantry band, and the 9th Cavalry band
have been engaged aud rendezvous at the Navy
Yard, the Arsenal, and the Northern Liberty
markets. 1t is Government affair throughout.
managed by offloeholders anxious to secure
their bread and butter, and the bands, cannon,
ETC., are all supplied upon orders from official
quarters, to refuse which would be equivalent
to incurring the dspleasure of "0ur Respected
Chief" as the conservative programme of
arrangements reverently styles the President.
Base Ball.
The Athletic Base Ball Club, of PHILADELPHIA,
plays match game this afternoon with the
National. A large number of Philadelphians
came down with the Athletics, I'd great inta-
rest is manifested in the result of the game.
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STOOLS in New York To-Dav.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. !
NEW YORK. Nov. l3.-Sm1th, Randolph q Co.,
Bankers, No. 10 South Tnird street, and No,
Nassau street. New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows:-
United States 1855, 1I25lall2E
United states 5-20s, 1867, 1857 l0S%,
United States 6-2Os, la64, l053E@Dl0513,
United States 620s, 1855, l0634Gl06%
United States 5-20s, new, 1885, l075z9l07Is.
United States 8. 20s, 1867. l0754@l01H.
United States I0-40s, l02LS@l02L.
June and July 1905, l05%@l0554.
Market firm, with a better feeling.
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HEARINGS Ar rHR CENrRA1 srAn1ou

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL SrArIoN.-Befora
Alderman BETTER, at O'clock TO-DAY Toh1
Doyle was charged with being a susnioSnna
character. He was held In 5000 bail to answer
at Court.
Joseph Moore (colored) was charged with
committing an assault and battery on Catba-
Tine Rice (also colored). He was held To
answer.
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From Richmond,

RICHMOND, Nov. l3. Chief Justice Chase,
arrived his morning and stopped at the spotts-
wood Hotel. He presided in court this morn.
ing. Mr.. Davis is exoected to arrive here ON
the 23d inst. General Schoded left for Wash
ineton to-dav. The cost of registration in Yir.
ginia was $239, 900, and the cost of the military
establishment in the State for the last ten
mnntha ia Sc nOO nnn -. ~
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Young Mems Christian AssOciation.

NEW York, Nov. l3.-The Young Mems
Christian Association OF the State of New York
met this morning, in the Dutch Reformed
Church, Twenty. first street and Fifth avenue.
MIR. William h. Dodge, Jr., WAS chosen Chair
man Addresses were delivered by Senator
Foster of Connecticut; Judge Smith. of Bos.
ton; George H. Stuart of Philadelphia, and
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Mr.. stevens en- Route for Washington.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.--The Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens lett Lancaster this morning
cial car, arriving at West Philadelphia ut noon.
where the car wa attached to the through train
for washington. Inc rlde TO tnls city did not
spirits, ard conversed freely with large num-
ber of friends who paid their respects to him
rival Of the train from New York.
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MARRIED

DTSSALET-NlcLMS.-O the evening OF Monday,
the llth Instant by The Rev. Sanders J. Reed, Nj.
BEL NELMS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On the 18th instant,
by the Rev. E, r.. Beadle, RICHARD WINSHIP,
Lsq., to Miss SOPHIE III. ENGLEBERT, both of this
city,
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Our OF SERvIoE.-This morning the testi-
mony in reference to the refusal of the MOya-
mensing Hose Company to allow officer Elliot
to use their fire. boX-being out of service they
said-was placed before the Mayor for tnvestf.
gallon,
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Philada, Stock Exchange Sales, Nov. Is
Reported by De Haven Bro. No. 20 8. Third street
RTCONn ROARD
THE MECHANICAL
l. LAU N DRY 90 M p ANY,
PHlLADEAPHIA,
IN0ORPORATED 1867.

" -. ss,s.
SUBS CRN PTHON PRICE OF 8hAA 10 ES. 0IO..
Orders left at the following places will meet with
prompt attention, Viz,-SJaten Island Fancy Dyeing
Company, AZ N. Eighth street. Atknson's Gents Fur-
nshng Store. 52l Chesnut street, Atkinson's Gentas
Furnis ming Store $40 Cheslpt street, Lange Hat and
Gents Furnishing store. NJ e. cor Sixth aud Chesnut
streets; Wtnchesters Gents Furnishing Store, 70a
Chestnut street, Grants Gents Furnishing Store, l0lS
Chesnut street. Lewis Geui's Furnishing Store Ss X
cor. Ms hth and Race Streets Sachse Il Sons shirt
store, s. e. Cor Eighth and Vine st eeis Buffers
Gents, Furnishing store, l4t g. Eighth street, scotgs
Gents Furnishing Store, 2)5 8. Tenth Jones
Hoop skirt and Ladies' Furnishing store, 822 ArOh
street; Hooper d Parkers Gents Furnishing store.
N. r. cor. Arch and Ninth streets: Taggart q FArre
Sewing Machine store 81 n. Ninth street, AtEinsohhs
Dry Goods Store, 1922 Ridge avenue, ana ~ snS
Laundry Ninth streeC, below Di kerson' -,,cIaur
called for and deliveredf OF charge aud all oO'A~
ing os % se psed Ssed work performed IN ~ tns esss
possible manner, under the sgPsatiyes Gents socks
renced and careful female 9psiihout extra charge.
mended and buttons rep laoese laaosaect the Laundry
~ four shares OF stocn stocnnt OF 20 peT cent
rendered monthiy, for ~ the 0iilCe "
HENRI No. 1870 8. SIXTH StreO
PhiladeI, Il.
10 I2sm8nrp f-~ ,
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Latest Markets by TeIegraDh.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l3.-Cotton dull; mIddIinRa ara
he'd at lec.; but buyers only offer IKE Fioar dmi
snd unchanked Wheat rather hrmer, aud Is held at
sore advanced Corn hrmer; white is held s '9OaI3I.
ye5owi Si,SG and Ss4 for old; new mixed Western
sA Oats are srouR at 7@n75c Rye dull at Al "a frr
prime Pennsylvania, Provisions dull and neSlsctaH
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WAsHNaToN, Nov. IL.
False Report COntradiotod.
Inc story circulated yesterday concerninA' tho
alleged deialcaiion of Colonel John W. Fora leY,
as Secretary of the Senate, caused an examh ma
ton this morning of his accounts at the Tra a-
sury Department, when il was asoertaned 70
had balance Of ffy thousand dollars staRdin g
to his credit, which effectualy expIodps tbS
story. 1t made considerable talk m noiiticai
Ci,cles and the conservatives particularly en-,
ulted over il.
Another Good Order.
General Grant this morning issued an order
prohloltng the employment OF civil ans in anv-
branch OF the military service as clerks. me-
chanlcs, laoorers, guards, or for any purpose
lOf WhlCh soldiers can be detailed Withont
manifest injury to the service, except i'm csses
where civilian clerks are allowed by heads of
Bureaus to Chiefs of the staff depart nent.
BrOwnSville COIIectOrship.
Numerous applications have been made "a,
the President for the appointment of a Collector.
oil Customs of the Brownsville District Texas
made vacant by the death of Collector Robert.
son. This is esteemed u lucrative Office, henoa
the competition tor IT.
Mr. Mallory, Secretary of the Rebel Navy, had
an inteTView with Secretary McCulloch this
morning.
Personal.
Senator Cameron left this morning for Harris
burg and is notexpected to return till Congress
meets.
Philadelphia Custom House.
The dismissal of O considerable portion of the
House has caused complaints to be made against
the proceeding by the politicians of both parties.
The discbarge OF these laboIers was recon-.
mended by Collector Cake and Special Agent
Hartley, who both agreed their services were
not required.
Another Order from General Grant.
General Grant issued an order this morning.
providing for more economical adm inistra-
tlon of the affairs OF the Army, and a % ore sys-
tematIc mode OF letting of contracts for supplies
or for services required. It drecs that ali pur-
cbases and contracts for supplies or services for
the Army, except personal services, when the
public eXigenCles do not require the immediate
delivery of the article, or performance OF the
service, shall be made by advertising sufficient
time previously for proposals.
In conclusion, the Secretary OF War dd interim
impIesses upon all branches OF the military ser
vice the necessity of greater economy In public
expenditures, and of the curtailment in every
department of the service of the present ex--
penses wherever the requirements OF the service
will permit such reduction.
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New York Episcopal Convention.

NEW YORK, Nov. l3.-The Annual EDiscopal
Convention of the Diocese of New York met
this morning at st. Johns Church. There Waa
delivered the usual charge
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DESIRABLE RooMs.--The new building in the
course of erection AZ the N. g. corner of Third
and Arch streets will be finished about the first
of January. There are number OF large and
desirable rooms over the first floor, which Wall
be used by the National Bank, and those who
wish commodiouR Ottioea should. apply AZ once,
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Failure at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Nov. l8.-Senecal q Meigs, largely
inteTe sted in the United States lumber trade
have tailed Their liabilities are estimated al
100000.
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7 TIt TOW UUtT- NII LIIVItl9H 8L0cF OT WelL
Clothing GOr Mems and BOVs FtIJL ana
Winter tUedr, made IN the mast careful
2c7nCHbCt manner, and " materials bought IN hrs,
hands, dt TiitlOtS prices 10 ne muntlSdc
ttTerS
This tets the 1UhoLc storv
WANAMAKER 81 BROWN,
THE LARg KST CLOTHING House.
OAK HALL,
On THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ....... NOVEMBER a.
STATE OF THERMOMETER M En % AT TaE EVENING THtH-
IA. M.....,....,ss IL A. M.."......43l2 p. M.. A
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
sq95 6.a r. STIs5 whestiey To@pns cove STn Yan
schr Lady Emma, snedicor. Richmond Caldwell.
scbr NJ. n. snee Creighton Boston. d.
@ s@chr 9; hGessr rs Smith Boston r. r Sawyer CO.
sscr schr LoTe, EaaS IHyd9r Bost1n; Romme q Hunter
Str Decatur, Young, Baltimore, j. d. Ruoh.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Si SGnI W KaLahan' Clark, days from Georgetown,
schr Helen. Carroll days from Calais, with Ium.
schr Champion, clark, from Calais, via Whining
schr 7. 8. Grier, wheatiey, from Lebanon.
sehr j. Cadwalader, steelman from Maurice river.
York, with mdse. 10 W. X, Baird q 90. -''"
Cc,r.spondenee Of tns Philadelphia Erehange.
rom Hoy o III MTTae bargoe I3t5ia
Brigs oarl Ludwig, from Rio Janero waiting orders:
81 SSoTa o[ast for sISRmSnd Id, sShTs o. f. Kk for
m0re Iono N D. WspIes and A. Jenniags for Virginia all
Washington; Brandywine FOR 5Ie6rgetsWn: Dso5Sa 1
and O. 6 Morris, for Boston; r. B Cotton, for Charles,
for James river; Dirgo from Baltimore, and AnvAra
@ from Virginia both for NeT York; Active. from Bos
JOSEPH LAFErRA.
MEMORANDA.
instant. ' ' " -'''0'PO0' hSs
Ship CORVALLIS A lien for phiIadalnbIa cIo.u,, r..
Liverpool 3lst ult '0" nv
ship Royalst, Tucker, for Philadelphia entered out
at London I'd inst. '
Ship John Clark, Allen for PhiladeIpha clearad at
Liverpool 8lst ult. ' "
Steamship Juniata Hoxle, for PhIladelphis, sailed
| from Havana yesterday. -
steamship Star OF the Union, COOksey, for New Or
| leans, sailed from Havana yesterday.
Barque jacques, Vincent hence. at Havre 2Sth ult
Schr L. A. May, Baker hence at Bangor 9Th lust.
schr Sarah, Cobb, tor Philadelphia, sailed from New
Bedford llth inst
schr Ida May, DrisSo, hence, at Boston I1th Inst.
Schr J. Griffith CoomDs, fiom Newport for Phila.
delpha. at New York yesterday.
Schr Benz. Strong. Brown, for Philadelphia sailed
from Providence llth Inst.
Schrs Ruby and ], Il. Weaver, hence, at Newbury-
port llth inst.
Schr Nj. II. Reed. Benson, from New Bedford for
Philadelphia. at Newport 10th inst.
SchTs H. simmons aud TrRuSit, tor Philadelphia
sailed from Salem llth inst
SchTs J O'Donohue and NJ Holmes for Phtiadel-
phla or Bangor, sailed from Providence nth inst
Schrs S. II Fabens HlawRtha l.. A. Danenhnwsr
and +. h Nayor, for Philadelp phia sailed from New
buryport llth inst.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK Nov. l2.-Arrived, steamship Scotia,
Judkins, from Liverpool.
ship j. p. Wheeler, Harris. from Glasgow.
Rarque D. Penneu. Dunning, from Rotterdam.
Barque s. Payson, Dakin, from Newport, w.
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STRUCK THE WRONG PERsoE.-Last evening
3 fight occurred between two young women,
Kate Smith and Lydia White. at Seventh and
81. Mary streets. Lydia snatched up pitcher
and raised IL to strike her opponent,when John
blow in his face, fracturng and lacerating 1t
badly. Lydia was committed by Alderman
Gt orge Moore.
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DRIVING HORSE TO DRATH.-James Myers
and Henry Sellers were arrested by the officers
OF the Nineteenth Ward, on American street.
last night, charged with stealing horse and
wagon from the Fox Chase Hotel. 1t is alleged
Helms committed them In default of $500 bail
each.
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FOURTH EDlTGN
FROM WASHINGTON THIS 7. n.
A Peep at Forney's Finances.
Gen. Grant on Soldiers for ONCE.

Utep Eto., Etc., Etc.. Eto.. Ets'
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The WEST PHILADELPHIA STAR is the title
OF handsome octave paper published on the
other side of the Schuylkill, by Mr. CharIes
Citizens, AZ No. 1909 Market street. The people
OF the Twenty. fourth Ward need such an
organ for their Interests, and we advise them
to give the Star liberal support, and IL may
shine oftener in the future during each week
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Is STIMULATION NEcEssARYG-Thls question is
practically answered ia the Affirmative by thousahd'
Of physicians every day Sometimes they prescribe
the ordinary forms Of alcohol; sometimes tlnctures
which are simply uvortor alcohol more or less med
Gated but no small proportion Of the faculty give the
preference TO HosTErTERs STOMACH BITTERs, as the
most carefully prepared medicinal stlmulant at pre-
sent known impossible for prejudice Itself to be
bird to the marked success with which this extraor
dnary tonic and Alternative has been administered In
cases OF during the last twenty years. II
II possible the whole country for
In which Il had effected OF this obstinate and
agonizirR disease, they tOo,d number millions. No
wonder, then, that it has become a STANDARD MED1-
In every State city, town, and village in the
United States aud that names the most distinguished
In literature art science are the vouchers for les
remarkable properties. The immense mandatory
Rt Pittsburg with its extensive storehouses, Is the
largest establishment of the kind IN this country aud
probably In the world The amount O. manual labor
employed in the preparation of the Bltters, to say
nothing OF The steam-driven machinery, is greater
than that Of any other proprietary medicine establish
ment this continent and by the blessing of Provi-
dence the beneficial results of this unequaed tonic
aud Alternative cO-extensve with its continually
increasing sales.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

VuI HIVVA % IIHnIIIHCtureu with especial Clro fJr
this seasons sales. We dV cope5ttton IN rtent and
OdfHtp or assortment. and On style, Ht and nuke or
goods; Prices dti0dys guaranteed toiOer uida ne
tObtSt etScOhefe, and JttL satisfaction Otfnrnntesd
fVnOed ~ "'S ~
FU'h and TOWN. HALL.
etrM streetsJ No. Sis MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
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A SLIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or two
days since it was reported that Officer Elliot,
wishing TO give an alarm OF fire, was refused
access 10 the MOyamensing Hose Company's
box. An investigation into this has proved en-
tiTely satisfactory to all parties. There was
Ger and young man, one OF the bunkers there.
AS soon as one of the directors of the company
learned OF this he made all possible endeavors
ahecttd by the storm at that time that they
could not be used. The Mayor, after an inves-
legation, Is satisfied that no refusal was meant,
ne bunker answering the officer that the
engine was out OF service, and not the box
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WHAT 10 MORE CoMMoN OR D1sTREssINa THAN
BILIOUS ATTACK Who Is not familiar with the
well;kDown symptoms, oppreg,ioaa across IN ne S Sto
mach and hest, Low 5pirits Rest leSaneas, Ol l0om
neas or Mind WEAKNESS, Dull Head ache. ID 'rty,
Greasy Appearance OF the skin, yellow Inee " the
White of tbe Fves Loss OF Appetite, aud COsvenPss2
Few Indeed. OF the more ordinary ills Of life more
widely prevalent than these Bilious Disorders, and
vel they ay readily be got rid OF by using Dr. Jaynes
kanat'Ve pills, by whose operation the Liver will
Tapidy restored to healthy action the vtlated
tions OF the Stomach changed, all COstiveness re-
moved, and the whole system asslsted Ia recovering
Is normal condition. sold by all Druggists.
FINE 6oN FFCTIoNs.-At George w. Jenkins No.
1887 Spring Garden street, can oe obtained foreign
uits nuts, almonds etc. well fine assOrtu ent
OF confeci ions, jenkins is worthy of a call.
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W. wish 70 @ Sa goTg attention to the
Invsiid S9ldIers whose ofce l. at No. Chestnut
street propose To issue l2Oeo tickets At one dollar
each Of these tickets viii nave 70 draw
iisbed ia another column There ae several capital
prizes, folows-fbo inUnied states greenbacks;
famous yacht Hen ietla, valued at 900 diamond
sets Of earrings. valued s25tOO each; aud many
others Tue whole Of these 21 lOi valuable presents
lshed plan and represent t otSi t value OF sf5oSS
money will be raised from nearly million OF su6scri
bers, clear of all expenses aud with this money Il is
fair and honest attempt establish great patriotic
charity and every person should take ticket.
IMPoRTANT TO BUYERS OF HOSIERY GooDs.-
MessTs. Cook & Brother, No SO North Eighth
street, claim TO be the only firm in Philadel-
delphia keeping all grades Of dosiery at Retail
who import their own goods. They feel
TSat by avoiding the pronts and commits
BiOns im posed in the ordinary course of trade,
they save Lseir customers IT least 25 per cent
q That they have the quality OF their goods
under CONF plete control using the best yarns,
and employing the best workmen in their
b That. having direct access TO European
maIlE, II, they can keep more complete stock
than II dependent upon purchases made mere
A cali from the reader is solicited at their
store, No. 53 North Eighth street,
GREAT PUBLIC WANT is supplied by HUM
PBRIYs H9noFATHI9 sFEGITIcs They yvsd are msa can
always have at hapd, and apply without danger or
See advertisement, ADDRESS HUMPHREYs SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co, No. 54i broadway,
N, Y.
Johnston, Holloway q Cowden, No. % North Sixth
street, Dyott d Co, No. 232 North Second street,
wholesale agents. sold also by George .. Evans
sixth and Poplar streets Ambrose smith Broad
streets; John Bley FranktOrd road; Roche Fifteenth
and South streets; Callenoer. Thiru aud Walnut
streets: Hickman, No. 3Sf south second street. Mar
shall, Thirteenth ana Market streets; Bythe No. sl2O
Mark ct street. Sold In Germantown by w. r. Jones,
General Depot No. 6a Arch street
WH1TMAH's CHocoLATE.-The finest Chocolate for
tahie use manufactured at the Phtladelnhia Steam
ShooOiate and Cocoa Works. stephen ~ whitman,
once and store No. 1910 MarketstreeL
GROVER q BAKERS Highest premium SOW
Ing Maohines, No. 730 Chestnut street
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TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes of purgs-
tive, for Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, and
Liver Complaint. BY universal accord they are the
best Of all purgaives for family use.
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False Report Contrndiotod.

[sPFcIGh DISPATCHES TO EVENING rRLHAHAP. vi
WASHINGTON Nov. Is.
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A CONFUSED GERMAH.-A somewhat ludicrous

II OONFUShD DOEhMAhs-A bOIu6WldJ
incident occurred on Monday evening. A jolly
German, having lRbored hard, de ermtned to
have time of il" in the fullest sense of the
term. 1t is not necessary to speak OF his jolih-
cation at the beer gardens, or of his frequent
stOppages at sauer vein establishments Suf-
fice IL to say that before o'clock he was pretty
well drunk, spasmodically making his way
along and fetching up against sundry lamp
posts and individuals in no lazy manner. Now,
il so happened that this bibulous German lived
in a dwelling Immediately adjoining confec-
tionery store at Twelfth and Wood streets, aud
being on Girard avenue that evening, with his
headlights dimmed by the fumes of the sauer
Wein, and himself made unconscious by the
many straight drinks" he had taken, he mis-
took his way, and, instead of turning down
Twelfth street, he turned up and nesred Jeffer-
son, when lol he saw the identical confec
tionery store, and robbers loading up a cart with
candied sweets, preparing to make OF. With
peculiar Dutch "rounder," and the eXclama-
ton, milne Gottp he started for the robbers,
and went for their eyes in a bona tide puglistlc
manner. A general squabble ensued, and cries
Of murder, many Dutch oaths and exclama.
lions on the part OF the German that he would
not quietly see his neighbors robbed, followed.
The German was arrested, and soon learned
that lie had gone on wrong scent, and had
assaulted goodly confectioner who was pack
ing up some goods for country markets. AL
derman Fitch held him 70 answer.
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OLEARFD THTs MORNTr

STATE or THERMoMETER AT THE EvElsINe TH1u
- GRAPH oFFICE
IA. M..,...,.."9sI IL A. M,..........43l IL p, M a.
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BREEZY TIME AT POINT BREEZE Tho Point
Breeze Park will tomorrow be the of very
fine and attractive display of teams and saddle
horses, doubtless uuequaled by any similar display
In times past At that favorite resort ong par
tcular attractions OF the day will be the magn gnifcent
four inband team Of Samuel r. Phillips Esq, this
city. Those who wish TO preserve an appropriate
souvenir OF the occasion Will have unusual oppor-
tunity of doing so, as photographer will be
ground, and with his magical camera Will take
picture Of Mr.. Phillips team, with the Club House,
surrounced by number Of our prominent citlz ms,
who AZ 20 be present the occasion, in the back
ground The programme for the day includes
grand trial OF speed, in single well dou5 q har-
ness Rnd under saddle likev ise. The atractveness
of the occasion win be increased by the presence of
fine band OF music and doubt not but that these
combined attractions will draw together the elite of
the CITY, Including large represen alton of the ladies'
Those who neglect the opportunity to be present will
have good cause for regret