New-York tribune., 1868-11-06

From The Evening News Of Oct. !.
LiFE~MES bm9ES TO CRIME gY PErrY rERSfCunoS
very omen in everyday life ,Sa, MATTERS Which would Incredible,
they laid before Us In public prints are more than uth eIpe
Among host readers. uoubted the h.-. rl,n.,d
or has laid great stress the which an 1oie'e " ant
u ~. s sa si y % T =. a9 Where S be Is
ec na Keen aRd him tIp o, 10 s d S Of
des Go'op: % QUESTION @ I; pei confined to drama. And cas-. was
morning which clearly eVbeed that when person has
yoq,ls committed there attempting respectable
men n%e Jane. Gibbons 1S o1n Meco.l,y were .,-p,d
& The PGes Cont G1 ss is we're accused By - oaesr Of ts
to arrive at e particulars Of the pOPOndsd the Ostg
"Wly did yon arrest these men
9aes,Inseaa,e tsey have eeea Ia the stat, Prison
penalty due 10 their and b serving DOT their have rusd 70
been prisoner fr hat we're to he tolerated then =, pe oo hIs to
reo'on Hni crms would be made perpetual APpass Da yoa
Jastce-Thrn ,on arrested them Nr no .peee ogn,s WIZ r.e
sd oc,rceas5 I IS tj vi,n ~ 80 a. - % Zen an
6s MA b r,, ~ ,t t, & "a. y VI" a. 'e ",H & ~ s h G Ii
sey without shoutg bun opportunity TO reform 1t is not 'Le In
q M punishment The prernion u crime and the l stew Ia that
ee 's % sI ' o % sn ,aa ~ ss be-
hs' ,Ta.y ba, to o psr INSTEAD q becoming
fom easiody Si declare ib unjust 10 the osoeI DO
Of late hs. become uerurar .ad masi.irai.
determined moi fo%@f ~ & 'j GS aRS FfoETS
VIII ApPtAR IL THEIR GREAT oHGlNAL ClARacfKiS oF
BUD h'ihhLi
EMILY ST EvRgMoSD.
FoR THE LAST TIM Rrr oNR
SECURE NoUR SEATS To DAT
WOODS MUSEUM,
D'''a"II rfRSSsY S9SfI HYp Faib,Y Sas ssna
- Two PERFORMANCES THIS DAY,
LYDIA THOMPSON RrELESQuB TGorrE
sil appear in tie 'aeee'' Of he ,e ,s,'es
70 b, p,.c.,es tr n. ..r.,mi,g 6Ir,sf
DID iOu FvKR SEND lori WIFE TO JERSEY
Matinee at oeoet The lal coHgsnyia Ia
Nv :1crsry ~, .rlosn'vs e sh,Hss f,r n.' An 10,
era res rsni-r. desirable
the city, but cheapest place of asa', ncus tls sofd
GRAND MESAGERE OF LIVING WILD ANIMALS.
COMBINATION oP LIVING HuMAy rHKSONrSoS.
Ntl Be ad.ri 10 ihe Museum without ttira ehtrge
NlBLO' GARDEN. ,.n.,-u ..,.,.
THis trii.i fyESlSG Nes . iis4
EnwiS PouRisr
T''- m6h,RD Drks oF GIosTER
IN shaAe'psare' I"seiy Of @s,c,,,,,,,r
supported hr, .ar.rb o,,t
ToNoRGo" 'ssii, p; =, ;, ,s a., rg,;,7?' ,rs q
woSDAr. Nov Tor .I nsh'os 80 esshfa's r''s. Mrs.
r BON has. "a ..,
seat, secured .li a.y, IA .i..acs
NEW-YORK CIRCUS.
,y.r fOo'.''s''i' opposite s's'u' Of N"'' INJECTOR
L. D. Ah''''''''''''''' t,fi,iiiSVts al "a
WEDNESDAY ASp SATURDAY.
"''' Tm cIiyE,E frSuyM..
or fEAsI or LANTLESs'
4 produci.or Wild si h@ fauni rcn'ris arb
ANIMATED ACTION
AND BRILLIANT PAGfANrff'
ALI TfE CHAMPION MbiNS
AND STAR GYMSASIS ANp ACIOBATS
o. the Great Nciglork Circus Troupe
DlNLESlFfED SCLNFS IL THE CECIL
Umpire CITY SKATING RINK,
II TLifl ave. beiseca sIr tlri aud SiItj iOuih So
TIIR NEW. YORK ATHLETIC CLUB
SkNIANNtAI GAMES.
eI. boz ifl1
WEDSESbAI NONtMBER A.
ADMISSION ~ thNIS.
Res,r,d ,es for N, principal Music stores sni
ticket odo'.
EIRST NATIONAL HORSE FAIR, Norwalk,
if ali n the c'lssss viz e received
hs JOS ATtlAN CAMP f-srni, Norrth.
o. ,nI CHAkLhs b. PLUMB. SvcrsrY, bridgeport. C.