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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20

Sec A. If any person claim Certificate Of Stock of this Com
pany lieu Of lost destroyed he shall make affidavit
Of the fact and state the circumstances Of the loss destruction
and he shall advertise in of the daily newspapers to
be designated by the President for the space Of week.
count Of the loss destruction describing the Certificate and
calling upon all persons show why Certificate shall
be issued in lieu of that lost destroyed and he shall trans
the Company his affidavit and the advertisement above
toned with proof of its due publication; aud shall give the
Company satisfactory bond Of indemnity against any damage
that may arise from issuing Cer6cate whereupon the
President may Certificate of the and a.
with that said to be lost destroyed and specifying that
IL Is in lieu thereof.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
House and Lot for Sale.

L ocArED on Monroe Street, First Ward Of
IL Tim, and we'll Improved. Inquire Of
GIBSON A PENNINGTON.
pee. ", 1877, noeu
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
Notary Public.

viii also continue the business OF Notary Public
and give my attention heretofore, TO the oollec-
tion Of Government Claims, Insurance and FOr-
elgn business. ! respectfully solicit the PATRON
age OF the public In my line. Remember the plaoe
Market street, directly opposite the Court Honse.
PHILIPP EMICH.
rs have a large quantity OF Cider aud Vim
July 4, lS66.-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
DENTTSTRYi

nr.C. q. I3eflharz. has removed to
- Commercial Row. above 81, johns Dug
store, and fitted up a DENTAL head QUAR-.
rBas, where he Is prepared to do work IN All
the various departments of Dentistry In the most
approved manner Of Dental Science.
Reduced Rates.
Prices have come down In most all Dcpartm euts
Of business, and must in Dentistry. Weare fully
determined 70 suit our prices to the ability Of ALL
and do our work AZ the lowest possible rates.
Teeth extracted without charge, for those who
teeth without pain. BY the agency Of any Of the
means now used for the purpose IN this country
Teeth filled with pure gold IN superior manner.
All operations warranted. Come and see us.
Tina, July N, i661-6m. g. G. BE1LHARZ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
| HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK
Ever Brought to this City.

Repairing and engraving done a. usual, he-
member our mottos "Quiek Gales aAo saail froi-
ita-n Dan't Mistake the place, Market street.
South Of the Court House.
hlg 9h, iSe1 LEWIs AEEWALh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20

less than their value the market the proceeds which shall be
held working capital for said company of the other
thousand shares thereof thousand four hundred and twenty
42 shares may be sold less than fifty the
dollar Of the thereof per resolution Of the stockholders
passed January 9th 1868.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
SCHWAB HOUSE. FINDLEY, o.,


This house, situated ON the corner Of Main and
Corey streets, has been entirely redtted and new.
Northwest The table will always be found
hounuinlly supplied with the best the season and
market Affords,
Coed stabling connected with the hotel.
Sopt.S-lt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20

INSURANCE.
ETNA, OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
81.
ouh honh
stoSEa asd ohOr public Securities. isiSss n
Liabilities
PERSONS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
ARTICLE VIII.

SUPERINTENDENT.
Sec l. 1t shall be the duty of the Superintendent by and
with the advice Of the President and Board of Directors
plans and specifications be made when necessary and have
general supervision of all the works of said Company.
Sec The Superintendent Of the mining operations shall
side at the mne and transmit the Company tr
monthly reports of his operations with vouchers; and make all
shipments Of bullion the Treasurer giving due Thereof
the Sccretory and Treasurer Of the Company
ARTICLE TX
Sec l. Dividends shall be made in con unless otherwise
ordered by the Directors
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
MORTON GOLD PEN,

THE BEST In use. These pens win bs sold Al
ladies is respectfully sailedio my stock Of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20

and pieces that cannot fail 70 suit all II s ourde
termination 10 sell goods A. durable as the best,
and cheaper than the cheapest.
Don't forget the plsce-Rooms formerly occupi-
ed by the National Exchange Bank, Shawn 70
Block, Tim, Ohio. NJ. EMICH,
April II, 1867
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
SILVER AND PLATED
"ARHa

such as spoons, FORKS, Castors, Cake aud Fruit
Baskets, Butter Dishes, Cups, Fruit Dishes, Card
Stands, Napkin Holders, spoon holders, sc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-20
ARTICLE VI.


See The Certificates of Stock shall be numbered and reg.
sercd they sued they shall exhibit the holders
and number Of shares and shall be signed by the President and
cOuntcgned by the Secretary and have the seal of the Company
affixed thereto.
Soc Transfers Of Stock shall be made the books Of the
Company in the presence of the President Secretary
horzed officer agent upon the surrender of the Certificate
either by the holder in person. by Attorney and the srend
cred Certificate shall be cancelled and pasted the Margin the
book from whence it taken when issued
Sec The book for transfer of Stock shall be closed least
Eve days previous election The dividends shall be paid
the Stockholders entitled thereto may be provided by the D
rcoors.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
ALBANY
NEw-YoRK LEGIsLATuRE.

SENATE. ALBANY. Jan. TO- lsos'
Mr. KENNEDY gave notice of Oil 10 ainenu emu
the Cous tutional Convention act by lega%hR It's PIV
oeedings after ITS recess last Fa'i. $500 -. A.,
BY Mr. EDwARDs-To airond the charter OF tue
(,reepport aud shelter Island Ferry Company.
BiIIs INTT21Dr CED
ISy Mr. MURPHY-FOr rhe improvement OF SecOhu ana
Fourtl-syes in tue town OF New utrecht
BY Mr. BANKs-For the relief Of the Franklin Fire fIr
surance Company . , ,,r,, ~. g, -
proyidnx that the several brigades OF the Natsnsl
ENard m NeW-YoIk shall be equalzed IN nunb that
M rapl of Assistant Adjuant- Generals ana BgaCe IN
specors shall be that Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana Una,
Whenever any officer shall have continuously served anu
been promoted IN any Of the various grucs iOr ~ y1a{
he shall breyeed TO the next rank above that last eu
by him. - =, -. r,.,. ~, 4ha
CITY and the City Judge Of NewlOrk sall bo reluiHu H
T. allow an wits habeas corpus and ccriodr ahu 70
determine the same, and to enforce obedlehce 10 suv
" rts with all the powers and Of the like eet us JUS
tiCe of the supreme Court. .,,o roto
Mr. O'DONNELL moved reconsideration OF lnc go NV'o
OF Yesterday ~ which passed the bl 70 raise
OO6 for the relief Il the poor OF New Ofk iS u w ~
know that he was opposed to t bnt he thoueh ~ Was
passed too hastily The motion to reconsider Ns p'
Mr. KENNEDY moved concurrent rcsoiutlun' ~ 80.
ing the Attorney to institute proceednss ~
Tho validity of the contracts for the repairs OF caha aue
b. the Contracting Board, in 1896, including the Albany
Basin contract. Tabled.
Adjourned til tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
CARNIVAL OF THE ARIoN SOCIETY.

The first carnival of the ArOn Vocal Society,
during present year. took place at the Germania As
sembly Rooms last evening. The crowded, and
numbers rosycheeked ladies Graced the with
their presence The gentlemen carnival cape,
decorated with little bells after the fashion OF Punch
and this Odity lent a peculiar and amusing nov
city 10 the festival The walls OF the hall
vened with broad carcatures OF members OF the Society
and the left Of the das amusing paseJoard ima-
ton Of King Andy l. trcked in regal gewgaws and
trinkets attracted considerable attention municipal
"MOse" with poeemans cap and Roman t0ga, asride
the horns SATAN intended for carcaure OF the Chief
of Police had amusing effect. At few minutes before
g. MI Wu Baeder President OF the Klein Rath (small
conncD opened the festivities, and appointed his Cabinet
follows:
Secretary OF State Henry Rcbsrd Attorney General Dengeri
Secretary Of tbe Treasury O. Hand Secretary Of Na Rueske
Secretary Of toe Interior Philip sauFe Chief Of the Csn
yss Journal e. Baekhesr; Secretary Pghc WORKS T. schn
AS the hours waned toward midnight the fun grew last
and furious. The eyes OF the ladies gsened like dia-
mOnds, and their countenaDceS wfeathed In smiles
at the pointed Jokes aud hits OF the speakers The tiny
bells OF the carnival caps cked In unison with the hearty
cacchnatOns Of their at the broad buesques OF
members OF the Cabinet, and when the Secretary OF
War uncerenoniousy dismissed and returned
% his Office despite the frowns OF the Chief
OF the Klein Ratb the OF nerriinent uDiver
sal. The speech OF Nr. Charles Bachmeister espe
caly noteworthy aud his hits at the Excise law aud
the Fenan alarm in England, greeted with rounds
audience during the evening. We append one Of the
verses translated by tie editor OF the DemOLrat as
sample:
ssht h leHs. FAsiHn Hie Iect that girl ,h subarn hslr
Tuebeheh Jescht With cheeks
Ach vie Hre Augen eben, Her sparkling hlGses
The AOn Society formed in the spring OF 1865 and
originally numbered l3 members IL now includes 100 of
the most respectable Germans Of the city. Its entertain
inents are universally popular. and are marked with
humOr broad and Characteristic yet chasie ana intellect
uaL The next carnival Will be gwen on the 3Oth inst.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
THE RIOT CLUB.

This is the title of an association now being
formed in this city for the purpose of Introducing new
system OF culinary accommodation and economy Dining
roos are 10 be established wherein the very best food
win be furnished at the lowest possible prces Prof
Rlot has consented act Culinary Director az soon
as tho necessary cooperation shall have peen secured
Members VII, pay s. each an Initiation zee Two SUD
scrpion-books have been opened at me drugstore on
the corner or Broadway and Annst-One Tor cluDoonl
between Fulton and Wall,sts; the other Tor room m
between Fulton and ChaDlberssts., both 10 ne
located where they shall be convenient resorts
for downtown business men. The plan prcpoSeu
by the Origina,Ors OF this movement Is very SIN
pe one and will doubtless meet with general alpfOnhon
and support OF the OF eang-houses below
Chamberst there are not three at which one can get
good wholesome meal At any price. Nearly Oil are baoy
mana ged very few cean and none are supplied WIN
good winters The Blot Club propose 20 supply 2 wan!
long felt by the hundreds who are forced to take a least
one meal day in downtown restaurant Tney WIZ cs-
tabsh many saloons as may DO needed by tle nei
bers and at these the food always or the Dest quay
will be prepared in the best manner by educaien couh
and served by attentive walters. The following gen
era list of the prices AZ which dishes VIII be scINcu
sonn VI 81 and Meats roasted boiled, 10 crtsi Lamb i
Re,f Ia mode veal Vensou cents. Pos 20 cents egab
eet Bead al varieties cents; Bu;tsr cents SieEe1 fl
Coffee etc Puldugs Dumpi1gs 10 een etc % 70
facilitate TIM unusre detail The viii rrnel orler spV
underscoirg articles wante which vii go hF 70 the catt
ward lien Of the crt1ay check 10 e pau. 'N'
time pre;.rrei or charged against prior deposit o cash
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

The bill which u lengthy, read and met with ap-
prOyal It provides for the construction OF public plea
ground or avenue, 10 commence at or near Bergen
Point and extend northery the county distance
OF about IL miles The road to DE less than $50 feet
IN width and is be opened under the direction OF five
commissioners, named In the bin follows: Orestea
Cleveland and james o9pS'il of Jersey City, +. B.
onne and J. r. MePhe Of Hudson City,
said Commissioners TO hold Oi,c from to Ave years
going out each year. and their SUCCESSORS to appoint
ed By the Board OF Chosen Freehoders The
sructi0n to be paid by the county by means OF bonds
by the Board OF Chosen Freeoders and the cost
Of the land taken for the road s 70 be assessed ths
lands Immediately benefited II proposed that the
bill Is passed By the Legislature. 10 commence the work
immediately thereafter Mr. Wobert moved 10 strike ont
the names OF the Commissioners, which not agreed
TO. D. L. Culver objected to the proposition OF yng tho
Commissioners unlimited powers, and also favored pub
lie park instead Remarks favorng the project were
made by exMayor Cleveland, Judge Randolph, Messrs.
Bramhall Fielder, Hilton, and Others, after which tina
chairman was authorized TO appoint committee 10 urge
tile passage OF the bill. IL is understood that mose
all OF the members OF the Legislature from Hudson
County favor the project OF Boulevard but will reserve
TO themselves the right OF naming tho ConnssIonerv
therefor.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
NEw-YoRK STATE ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY
A DIEL IN EEWJERSEY-A 6OUTHRON SHOOTS
- A NEWCOMER

A ehOoting AFFAIR between a SOutherner,
Frederfck Dekeieux by name, employed in downtown
banking house. and A. j. Pemberton clerk in al import
fne house took place yesterday morning in Godwnsyie
MI IL eems that PesbertOD invited Debelieuxs sister
10 accompany him ball at Irving Hall few evenings
bToer that Pemberon had addressed her in insulting
lar ngnaee Ths led TO fgbt between the young men.
ch \, nos tbdneht setled the matter. The next day.
however DebeiIeux sent formal challenge 10 Pember
toD demanding AN apology for his sister and meeting
cordingy on Wednesday night both young men. accom-
panied by friends weot to Paterson where they took
out TO sequesered spot an old factory In GOdgns
yile where the usual PAGES having been measured on
diecuty ameably. PembeTton, who was trembling like
a Leaf was anxious to do s0 but DeDelleux refused,
hreaenne that n Pemberton did not fight be should not
leave the ground alive At the word Fire. both pistols
we're discharged Pemberton receiving severe wound,
The bali facturing his skull and then glaDcng on Debe
iieux escaped uDDjured After Pembertons wound had
been dressed the party FASTENED back TO he cy' amy
Ing bOKne 81 about NOON
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
rRAIrDs ON TIE REVENUE.

The distillery at No. 4lS West Thrty-sey-
enth-st was seized yesterday. When tho officers de-
manded admission they refused and prevented oy
violence from entering This distilery not reported
"a r,nping and the fine is $500 AS a penalty for pre-
We ntiug access 10 the officers like sum can De de.
ma nde0 Illicit distery at the intersection ol 1io.
and Pclss has a-o been seized. still Of 100 gallons
Sapacitv With oil its adjuncis also seized III Is
rumored in revenue circles that the Government VIII
Collector bailey OF the IVh District IA Ia Washington
Col Porter Revenue Inspector OF the same usuv,, -
stood TO be rensated III few days as his term 2ce
exnirss The United States Marshal has sold whisky
lately nj e. per gallon merely at the tax rate the cost OF
manufacturing going for nBugh. IL i said tat draw
backs must be obtained at THIS price, 10 save the pur
chaser from loss -
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
wrsrcnEsrER COUNTY S. OFT. CONVENTION.

A sons Of Temperance Convention was heiu
ut White Plains yesterday. consisting OF delegates IRON
Yonkers, White Plains, Sing Sing. fremont Tarry'
town, Pleasantyillc. Chappaqua, Cross River, Mount
Kisco Mount Vernon, Port Chester, ManaIonecA PnI-
dv's Station Armouck Dohbss Ferry, and number ol
other places Mr. T. l.. {. Judson Was made permanent
Chairman and Mcssrs. a. ROmer of Plcasantve and A
H. Bailey OF Purdy's station were made secretary hhd
Assistant All the Divisions represented were reported
as IN a ourishing condition, and accomplishing nuch Tor
tLe temperance cause I'm their several localities Atrr
addresses by q. W. A. ". IL. Curtis aud NJ. W. T. D. y
Sfearns the Convention adjourned uutli afternoon LEe
Convention having again been called 10 order long st
Of resolutions unanimously adopted rccomiheIuihg
that the order watch carefully for nfungencn- oi the
Excise Law ana cause the prosecution OF al VINO Violate
provisions; that Vigilance Committees be appointed
shall employ every honorable means to prevent ,he
sale liquors within their respective disrcts; thht
DO admitted 20 fun membershp that religious 40
ceties be solicited labor tho cause OF temper
auce acknowledging the Influence Of tile press recon-
meudlng petition 10 the Legislature 10 extend the TX
else District Nestchestcr County and To Keep the law
on the statutebook tie Organizing of bands oi hope,
Cadets Of Temperance, and other juvenile societies. ana
frcouent visiting between the several visions. At the
pnbc meeting In the evening, addresses were delivered
by tho best temperance speakers IL inc county Inc
next Convention il 10 be held al sing sing
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

ARRIVED. :
Steamship M.rcedlts Smith NewOrleans days with
pa'a II Mallory Co oG W Ps.s passed ship A6b0,o.
from Liverpool jan II ard l2 company
steamship ThOun from Sesorsns for .epoo parted company
Cape Augustine Had strong Winds and z the
Ship Mslros. tDr Sebols Manila AuE a. rh nde 70 Eesh
Passed Sept H. The NJ is snored outside the Bar
Bark sireue tPuss Rutel Antwerp SO days With fauch
Mecke Wendt Had beav T. as Of the parsage spht
foresal. mantopsail and mansaiL
Fsvote (of EewveD nue Den-s n days With
Has been IL days north q Bermuda With Doht
e gs Let port; Bark Henry Trowbnde for SwYOrk In H
days
Schr r. W Brown Roiman. Wilmington N c.
schr. Bay State, Dewherst Ssvanpsi
echr. b. Austin Davis, Boston for Philadelphia
schr Sarah B. Sn Oh, WILSON, Southport
WIND-At sunset W.
SAILED.
Steamships Bons for London; America Tor Bremen coupe ny
LyBgstoB for Ssranh Saratoga Tor N0ot sAlS
James Foster AIkshgb and Eonpareil for Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Bark wdaa (Russ) Dee 23 lat IS ~ lon. 50 w. from Riga for
Boston, Is days out
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros jan -BelOW ship supposed to be the Aeranfer nom
s.yAsSAH Ga Jan l6-Arved 'chr A. Brown, from H,r.n.
Sailed steamship Gen. Barnes for SewioTk ship Leuothea Tor ter
pool; bsrks valkyra and Eva for LirerpooL . u, q.
s. c.. Jan. laaIsed scb Seluln on D.ia me-
Sailed, steamships T. X. souder, for New-lok . . 49,.
MONROE jan 6Avej steamship tatoo. ron new
York for Norfolk Sailed steamship Nagsrs for NewforL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17

anna y, the uovements were struck out OF the pro,
gTamme. Miss Bedell agreed TO this arrangement ana ana
about o'clock the match commenced Win tne ,rr r,ert
ward and forward roll outside and inside edge eo.
When the movements were got thTousi te Je'Sts -
marks She having scored % aud her opponent a. s Ms
Powe Who h only beginner IN comparison to TIE otheI
iadr s,s in an extremely easy and graceful manner
and will probably day excel al her lady compe&eS &
The medsl small ebony foot with pair OF gold cluO
skatcs which are taken OFF at pleasure suspended by
gold band with appropriate inscriptions was presented
t0ok trn rouu the pond accompanied by frank swift
The crowd outside the rink ranged along the paks was
crowded with fashionables. The gentlemen's match
Gomez off Monday.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
TILE BROOKLYN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

The second musical soirGe of the Brooklyn
Branch OF the New-York Conservatory OF Music was
given by professors and pupils at their and
cOus hall, the Berean Building at No. 132 Court-st
last evening before numerous and highly apprcciative
audience The OF the Conservatory Is the cultiva-
ton musical taste, and by affOrdDg frequent OPP
pOrtuntes Of hearing the best musical works performed
BY artists the highest talent TO famarze their pupils
with such productions and their correct perform
Last evenings performance commenced with the
tIre TO Rossnis Gulaume Tell by IL performers. This
ever-popular piece given very effectively. Among
tho most noticeable features OF the programme an
arietta from GOunods Romeo and Gulietta by Mrs
Young; violin solo by Edward MOenhauer, Of his own
composition: a duo, Grand March Tliumpha, by Mrs
Moyan and Miss Decker; and Wolenhaupts Grand
March dc Concert by 1G performers.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
ANOTHER BOND ROBBERY-sl7Coo SEIZED IN a
BROADWAY BANK.

Another mysterious robbery was committed
on Tuesday afternoon in Broadway bank The discount
clerk of the Bank the Republic having received sIOO
in bonds placed them in pigconholc on his desk ana
stepped into the cashiers room moment to make inquiry
touching some informaty IN check, bat when ne re-
have been no party 70 their Disappearance, INC ony
inc neglected TO lock the OF his Office some one
familiar with the interior Of the bank must have entered
during his absence and carried OF the bonds which con,
sisted Of 5000 IN United states iyetweuties ana SlIO
In Missouri hond. Information OF the robbery las been
lodged az tho Police Central ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
ASSEMBLY,.

The Governor sent in the reports OF the
Metropolitan Commissioners the Commissioners ON the
RndeTpcst tud the Commissioners of PllotS 40,
Mr. FREAR reported the bill to extend the time Tor the
eoec ION of license fees IN the Metropolitan Police DIS
trict whcl, was referred 20 the Committee on CITES
complete and subsequently Mr.. MURPHY reported II 10
the fIouse and IL was ordered 20 a third reading
Bills INTRODUCED. -
BY Mr.. WENDONEL-TO regulate the ierrles OF the
Metropolitan District. , ,. c.
iDgs Bank. IL, -. .,,.,
iy Mir. AfIIRPHY-To provide for free floating bathing
houses New-York also, to repeal the charter of Tue
American Trade Agency. -, 80. ~.
By Mr. LAWRENCE-TO incorporate the Fire Proof
NarcbOusing. ., .r.t..
The bi extending the time for the collection of Excise
fees in the Metropolitan District was READ tAiIu the
and passed .o,.
BY Mr.. LITTLE-Callug upon the Attorney-General 10
make inquiries relative 10 bounty money paid by the
State 10 Steubcn County Adopted -. .-,
Mr.. GLENN moved that the Committee on Ways anu
Means be instructed 10 bring IN bill allowing members
OF the Constitutional Convention s. per day iIon @ the
OF the session of said Convention 10 the
10th Of February, and that each member seeking pay
shall that lie in actual attendance, ana thht
member of the Legislature shall draw pay as me IN
Der Of the Convention after the h inst LAID over uhdef
the rule.
Mr. PITTS called the resolution requesting the Con-
Oer of NewYOrk 10 send the tax levies 10 the Legsa
turo on before the 18th Of February LAID on the
table. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
THE PROPOSED BOULEVARD IN
HUDSON
COUNTY, N. j,

COUNTY, N. j.
A meeting of citizens interested in the pro-
ect of public pleasure ground and avenue across Hud
County, held at the City Hall In Jersey CITY, on
Wednesday night The meeting was called together by
means of circulars sent privately to property holders
known or supposed to favor the project and for the
purpose Of considering the provisions of bill to pre-
sented TO the legislature providing for the construction
OF said boulevard Mayor ops OF Jersey City presided,
George De Motto VI Hudson City acted secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-01-17
SKATING.

A grand gathering of the skatorial kings and
queens WAS assembled yesterday afternoon at Mtches
Pond corner OF Fifty-nnhst and Ffthave., attracted
by the announcement that medal to be skated for
by the ladies. At first It was doubtful whether there
woud have been any match, Miss Bcdel was the only
ady entered the others declining the contest under the
pretext OF having objection TO their names being pub
lshed, but Niles Powell kindly volunteered 10 skate,