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LOST AND FOUND.

CS REWARD-strayed away, about a week
e - ago, q white COW, with black ears. long
horns. one Tad teat; about years old The above
rev ard will be given If returned 70 THOMAS
CUYLE. 7th Street Park NH I3-0t.
STRAlE AWAY On the 9th instant, white
- and black spotted horned cow, hole through
ear, horns turn inward A liberal reward will
be paid If returned to PETER SCHAPER, corner
of 9th and streets. NH III 81
The ORlGtNAL FRANC. fel4-lm
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Government Securities.
WAsHISGToH, March ID, lS68.-Jay Cooke 4
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov
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n T
FURNISHED BOCsE, 9 rooms, CapitoI Hill
one square FIR m the Capitol-S65 per month
FUkklsHED HOUSE on "a street, close to
City Hall, IA rooms.
GEETEELLY FURNIsED HOUSE near tn
Presidents, II rooms.
ID. L. WELLS co,
NH 76t Corner La. and 9th street
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DEMoNGEoTS
HAIR COLOR REGENERATION.
Depot No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue, between
10th and 18th streets.
Large assortment Of HUMAN HAIR WORK and
PERFUNERY. Wigs made to order. Ladies and
Gentlemen's private rooms for Hair dressing and
Cutting, and for the application of the Regenera-
tor. Aso, for the of the Partisan Patent Brush
Consultation free for the disease of the Hair
sln0a Sn,
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LADIES CALLING AT PRINCES LOAN OF
flCE can come in the hall door A room excIu-
siyely for their reception, and ladies % wait on
them. They will find they will max profitable
to call. felely
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CONSULT DIR. LEON.
" 4e6 Eleventh street, above Penns. avenue.
LADIES desiring especial treatment will find
him the most skilfull and reliable ply sicisn in the
city.
IRREGULARITIES. from whatever cause fully
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SKIN DISEASES speedily cured ia lsIy.
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PIT located on the Howard University property,
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Tux ASSAULTED CAR CosDUCTo..-john W Early,
the Avenue Is Railroad car conductor, who 80
gr,eyo1sy assaulted by Daniel West an intoxicated
passenger. ON Tuesday night. appeared before
Justice Iedwith ut the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday aud made the necessary complaint against
the accused. West was committed In default OF
1900 bail TO answer the Charge Ut the Court VI
General Sessiotis.
ALLEGED THEFT or MosEy.-John Rornerd was
yesterday arraigned before Judge Mansfield, OF the
Essex Market Police Court on charge OF stealing
s2as belonging 10 John viii. No. 3os avenue u
From the affidavit Of the latter IL appears that they
met last evening in drinking saloon when the COM
patnant invited the accused to spend the night with
him, which Invitation was accepted. Shortly after
entering Wits room, at his boarding house Kornerd
ieft and Immediately the former found his money
gone, which he had put IN roll carelessy on top O(
bureau. The accused was fully committed 70
answer.
COMMISSION MERCHANT CHANGED WITH Lar
cEsY.-Nearly two years ago Guilemo wslford, now
OF No. Als Fourth avenue. had two horse blankets.
worth seventy five dollars, stolen and carried from
his premises. Yesterday morning Me-. waiford
caused the arrest by 0fcer Armstrong OF tho
Second precinct, OF Henry Stanclrc, commission
merchant, on the charge OF stealing the blankeu
from him. stancIife, "a alleged, acknowledged the
then. and Justice Hogan committed him to the
Tombs for trial. The accused il thirty eight years or
age, native OF England, aud lives IN Twenty second
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wssTCaesTsR IsTsLuIssscs.

ELEcrioa AT MAMARoSkcx.-A special election
was held In the town OF Mamaroucck on Tuesday,
goth inst, for the choice OF q supervisor 20 OH tho
vacancy caused by the death OF Mr.. schureman Hal
sted. Captain samuel Gedney aud Mr.. william ID.
Palmer were nominated by their respective friends
for the ONCE. The election resulted In favor OF MT
Palmer by majority OF twenty-elght.
DEDICATION or A Nsw CATHOLIC CHUBCH.--On the
festival OF All Saints sunday November !, tho Most
Reverend Archbishop McCioskey VIII soemnly dedl-
cate 10 the service OF God the new church OF 81
John at White plains. The congregation mas Ia
creased 50 rapidly that the old church y entre 700
snail for their accommodation. un1er thc direc-
ton OF the pastor, Rev. Father McEvoy, the now
church which lifts Its splendid spire 70 heaven has
beon completed at q cost Of $4,000 ~ stands ut
New YORK into Westcbester county. As The Harlem
Raroad cars do not run on sunday, Mr.. J. q. Buck
hout the superintendent, has Kindly offered 10 run
n special t,nin for the occasion. The ceremonies
viii Commence at haf-past ten O'Clock Toe Arcn.
nseoa VIA preach the dsdlnatory Aermon.
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BOOK NOTICES..

FRiRSpLY COUNSEL FOR GIRLS; or WORDS IN
SEAsoN.-By sydney COX. Kew York: q. ". Garlic
ton, 1865.
A roughly gotten up volume OF advisory comments
all sorts Of subjects OF supposed interest TO the
wives and mothers OF the future; punctuoty truth
fulncss and other virtues to which the world has
made up its mind, are urged with reasons.
THE PogTIcAL WORKS or THOMAS MOORE. New
York and Brooklyn: ". w. Swayne, 1868
A want long experienced has at length been sup.
piled In the production OF cheap editions OF standard
authors. Though there are comparatively few
making the slightest pretcnsons 20 an acquaintance
with literature who have not read tho works or
Moore still there are many who, from the high
prices at which his works have heretofore been pub
slled, prevented from having In their possess
sion copy OF his writings. The excuse exists no
longer and no person need now he without copy OF
the works OF one OF the sweetest and graceful
OF poets.
THB POLITICAL WORKS OF RoBERr BURNS. New
York and Bfooklyn: w. w. Swayne, 1858.
Had Burns penned nought but " the Cotters sat-
urday night" ''To . Mountain Daisy OF Anton
Water" the production OF these alone would entitle
temple of fame. associated with those OF Beranger
Moore aud other poets whose muse inspired by the
love OF country, spoke 10 the hearts OF thousands
throughout the world. The Scottish bard IL unds-
guised In his sentiments, aud In one or the most
beautiful aud affecting OF his poems he tells that he
sung
In simple Scottish LAYS.
The lowiy train Ia lies sequester'd scene.
Never was poet more essentially the poet OF the
people than he, and through the richness or his
muse the true simplicity Of nature gushes forth 10
attract by its beauty and naturaness all who seek
Burns IL published with view to place his writings
within the reacn OF all classes
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Ts0TTlNG At THE FASHION COURSE.

FasHios COURSE, Oct 10 and 2o-Match 81, 900,
mile heats best three in five, In harness.
George Brown named roam mafe.2 Al
bcu Daniels named T. IN. Dutch GIRL. | q
lime, 1898 -2:S9--2 :4o--2:35 4-2:3Sx.
The above trot commenced on Monday and three
heats were go through with before darkness set in
Afterwards the horses were started for the fourth
heat, but when they made the circuit OF the track
the time Was so fast-2:25-that the judges decided
that there must have been more running than trOt-
ting in the mile. and they concluded that the heat
should not lie recognized, and they postponed tho
afair until the following day Az the time app Ointed
the horses met and the roam mare the money.
The gray mare was the favorite at Ave TO one ON
Tuesday before the start.
TUESDAY, Oct 20.-Sweepstakes 5000 mile heats,
best three In five, 10 wagons.
W. Ualpine entered b. <. Cesar. ............ L
NJ. feeey entered b. M. Lady Sears. ......4..J a
A. Leary entered blk. m. Lady Jackson. >...2 .
Time, 2:tS-2:AT-245.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

spirtualist has been arrested in Naples. who, by
processing 70 conmuncats with the souls Of eminent
decree recently issued BY the Italian government
removes the representation placed upon the property
OF the Duke OF M0dena.
BY the demise Of Count walewski 2 seat is rem
dered vacant In the Prlvy Council OF France, worth
100 600 franco, or $4,000, per annum. a4
man In Berlin has invented torpedo that viii
destroy On entire battalion when exploded SO en-
chanted the inventor that he has given the instru
ment has own name. -eI Nla
The dreaded Fra Diavoio OF Ravenna. Italy, was
recently tracked and surrounded In his retreat by
company Of soldiers Before he could be secured he
The Toulouse papers mention the blowing nm of 4
new bridge In that city by an escape OF gas, One
man was killed and sixteen passers by were badly
The North German Confederation has decided to
establish Consulate General IN Caracas Venezuela
The screw corvette Victoria II preparing to convey
the personnel to La Guayra.
Two Students accompanied by two guides re-
Gently made the virgin ascent Of the GrOsshOrn In
switzerland This has mover been attempted before,
aud these fortunate tourists reached altitude or
12,41s feet without accident. The Trip occupied
twenty-five hours.
The Paris Figaro mentions that Count Walcwski
died comparatively p0or-that Is, for our time, be-
cause, besides the property OF the Marals d0x worth
about 5000 he leaves three houses in Paris hts
villa at st. Germain, the property OF Amphion near
the Lake Of Geneva aud decorations 70 the intrinsic
An individual, doubtless driven to despair adver-
tses, through the medium OF the Figaro. that IN
consideration OF life pension Of $4,000 settled on
his children he will place himself entirely ut tire
disposal OF any gentleman who will accept the
terms. He will fight duel with any one. viii climb
any glacier descend into the crater or Vesuvius or
preciptate himself from o ball0on-in fact. under
takes any other psstime his master may dictate.
The Paris Figaro publishes the following interest
ing details OF the tobacco trade Asia produces an
nuay 900 tons; Europe Ia, o00 America, ia 0O0
Africa $4,000 and Australia 400 tons. The annual
consumption lii France averages. snuff. 1900 tons;
aTnOkinQ tobacco IA AL. chewing tobacco IN
aud cigars Of various denominations. 1904 tons.
The volume Of snuff IL equal to thirty columns each
Is equal 10 a cube equivalent to the Arc de rEtole
and the cigars placed end TO end represent a total
length VI I4.360 miles, more than twice the circum-
ference OF our globe. The anitobacco league there
fore, will have plenty or room to operate a.
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BASE GALL NOTES.

Should the weather permit the empires snd Co
thams win play the homeland home game OF their
match to-day.
There Is wager pending on the fact OF the En-
pires nine being on hand THIS afternoon for once this
season.
The olympic Club OF New York, ontario OF 0swe
90 and Phoenix OF Brooklyn have been admitted to
probationary membership IN the state assoc lation.
The address OF the secretary VI the Phoenix Club Ia
wanted for the association.
Macdiarmid the well known second base man OF
the stars OF Brooklyn is st laboring under severe
iDdlspostion. and Ia contemplating soourn IN the
South during the coming winter.
The rubber game Of base ban between the liar
wards and Lowells was won by the former by score
OF ~ 10 Is.
The Excesiors OF Chicago have carried on the
nonors at the sc. Louis tournament
The Champions Of the South will commence q
series OF games nj the Union grounds to-day.
There shoul be good gathering OF the admirers
OF bail playing at the fremont grounds tomorrow.
A match between the All England Base Bail Nine
and picked nine from the clubs hereabOuts viii be
played, and the entire proceeds viii 20 10 the All
England SIs a. . complimentary testimonial.
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cousT or GENERAL SEES ,1aS.
Prr-eutwcuts by the Grand Jary,
usfnre prcar,tar ttankate

1tioTe itttOruer hacketI
The Grand Jury brought In q number Of ndct
menis yesterday and Assistant District Attorney
Bedford prosecuted them.
SENTENCES.
Joseph Wheeler, who pleaded guilty last week to
burglary In TIE third degree was sent TO the state
Prison for one year and six months. James McGrath,
who pleaded guilty to an attempt at burglary In the
third degree was sentenced to the Penitcntiary for
one year. Charles wof who was charged with
stealing black mare. the property OF the Third
Avenue Railroad Company. pleaded guilty to an
attempt nj grand larceny and was sent TO the state
Prison for one year.
FAisK PRESERVATION.
Daniel Y. shea was indicted for falsely psrsOnating
Michael Murray, on the 10th OF September, stating
that he was the owner Of certain house and lot IN
Henty street, Ia Offering himself as ball for mau
named Thomas Morning, who was charged with
was remanded for sontence.
John Lyons, charged with robbery, pleaded guilty
10 petty larceny from the person the indctmcht
alleging that on the 10th Inst. he was associated
with others IN the stealing OF silver watch from
Tbos. Burke sentence was postponed.
Rose AcAu'ien, WHO was charged wiz sls.i'ss
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COURT Or OYER AND TEsk'Nsa.
The McCresdy-Baus; Police CIubbiag Case
Trial Of Sergeant McCready tor Assault and
Battery.

The Mc('ready -saus: Police CIubbtag Case
Trial Of Sergeant McCready for Assault aud
Before Judge Barnard.
The PtOD,e. de- u.s. colbert MoCreadv a Sergeant
or the Metropolitan Police The prisoner. McCready.
is sergeant or the seventeent precinct Metropo-
Titan Police and indicted for assault and battery
alleged TO have been committed on Michae. Baust
German lager beer saloon proprietor in Third street
near First avenue, on the night OF September %
taken before Judge Mansfield at the Essex Market
Police Court showed that about eleven O'Clock at
night the prisoner. N civilian attire, with two other
officers OF the same precinct, entered Baust's
premises and asked for some drink and obtained IT,
McCready then asked Baust who was to be the next
Holman were his men. McCready then applied q
disgusting epithet to Baust, and told him
oceTs present 10 arrest Ges r tue
ana In . few moments a fracas ensued Four or Ave
witnesses testify positively that hearing the cry OF
"murdern they went TO Bausts saloon and saw Shee-
han, McCready and the other Officer holding Baust
down on the door steps aud beating him. Baust
saloon, Where lis lace was found to be Bleeding and
terribly bruised aud cut. McCready then caused
Bausts arrest, together with several other persons
W no came 70 Baust's assistance, McCready prefer
ring the charges against them. At the police court
next day they were all discharged.
@ 81 ss
the same witnesses on the examination before jus
tce Mansfield and which was reported in full In the
At the close OF the case for the prosecution pri-
soner's counsel opened his defence, claiming that he
would show that u discussion having arisen TO
the merits OF the respective candidates for the Pres
dental succession the officers were ulted an
that tho complainant, Baust aud others, we're ar.
rested for disorderly conduct.
Oiicers AxteiI and Maiicy testified that when they
upon the scene they found the complainant aud
his friends assailng the officers and the officers. In
clunng McCready, endeayorng TO defend themselves.
Captain Jordan OF che Sixth precinct testified 10 the
inyariape good conduct OF McCrcady while under his
command.
Henry J. vandcrvoort, clerk Of Oyer ana Terminer
and the Court OF General Sessions was called to the
stand and testified that the indictment bore the
name Michael Banst, rs complainant, and The name
"Aict'aulyr as defendant.
This II at least clerical, and. perhaps fatal defect
I'm the Indictment and u ~ PROBABLE that some legal
sparring Will ensue on q motion to quash.
The defence here closed and the case viii DO con.
cludsd this morning.
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Madrid lOct. AZ correspondence Of London Times.
A terrible deed OF summary popular justice was
OF artillery implicated In the plots which led to the
fatal outbreak OF the I'D Of june 1865 had betrayed
warded by Narvaex with the rank OF oficer. This
man was with Noyalches ct Alc0lea, and after the
defeat endeav0red TO make his escape into France.
He was, however, recognized and arrested ct Sara
gossa and sent 40 prisoner to the Junta ct Madrid
The Junta ordered him TO be shnt up In military
prison. but on his way to his destination he fell into
the hands OF some Of the riendS Of his betrayed VIC
Tins, by whom he was put to DEATH the assembled
populace lending hand TO the murder. There IA no
doubt as to the mans DESERTS and 1t Is questionable
whether there could have been any other way OF
bringing him to Justice.
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NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cauar-a BANKRUPTCY.

Executions and Levies-Impertant Decision.
Before Judge Blatchr0rd.
The following decision was rendered yesterday
morning.
IN the Matter or the Bankruptcy OF James HACK
and Wiutdm Secor.-This case comes before the
court on testimony taken BY the Register under an
order Of reference on the questions Is to whesher
certain executions issued against the bankrups and
the leves hereunder are valid against the assignee
in bankruptcy. and whether such executions are
liens entitled to preference payments only or cer
tain funds in the hands OF the late Sheriff OF the city
and county OF New York. Within the principles
laid down BY this court In its decisions In this matter
made March 10 1858, in regard 70 the execution
against the bankrnpts there Is no doubt that
the leves under the two executions issued on the
two judgments recovered by Dean Caldwell are
time the executions were issued the judgments
were ordered and had been assigned to A.
stuart Black, and he caused the executions to
be Issued. The facts established, which make the
evies under those executions void are:-Frst, that
the Judgment debtors were tns0lvent when the exc
cutOns issued; second that they suffered their
property 10 be taken by the Sheriff those execu-
Black; third, that A. Stuart Black had reasonable
cause to believe ut the time that the debtors were in
solvent aud that fraud on the Bankruptcy act was
intended. As to the execution on the Judgment in
favor OF the Gardeners there Ii not sufficient evil
dence to show that the creditors had reasonable
cause to believe that the debtors were ins0lven The
levy under the execution therefore not invalid
That execution bound the property from the time it
to the hands Of the Sheriff, and when the prior
invalid leves are set aside 1t comes into full opera
tion allow the Sherin's bill as proved at 1856 49,.
On the decisions made by the State courts the Sheriff
IL entitled TO pOundage on levy ut the time no
makes the levy The order disposing OF the fund in
In the hands OF the Sheriff, IN accordance with this
decision, viii be settled on notice to all parties in
teIeSted.