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Business College. p
RESOLVE AND ACT.
=. CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CoREER OF SEVENTH AID SrRERrs,

~ CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CoRERR OF SEVENTH AID D STREErs,
WfsTIfipSSesTT66s , bc 5.
An Institution specially designed for preparing
yOuuE and middle. aged men and women TO enEage
n business affairs for tbemselyes or In the employ
The branches taught are: BUSINESS Praetlea.
Book keeping as applied to all Department. Oh
business, Bpslness and Ladies' PspmRuship. Busi-
ness, Arithmetic. Grammar, Correspond ence,
Spelling, Eloeution, Political Economy, and Com:
,siudsntI Ie permitted to pursue any or all Of
Ladies have the same advantage as gentlemen,
IA a, separate department, distracted by eompe-
RATss ~ TuirIoN. A scholarship, good for
uaiimiisd time 10 colleges located 10 important
cities Of the country, Local scholarships, good
for one year from date OF Issue, 90. Tickets for
three mouths, sat for Que mouth, 80,
All tuition. payable In advance when paid
Sessions are held day aud evening.
Glasses In froueh In charge " Professor Alfred
Bon.
-
!sPsEcERIAs pRsMhSsHIP DEPARTMENT
o. THIS institqtlon provides uuaa pAlled faelliiI
Tor the acqulremsnt OF q fres aud eiegau nj hs nd
whiting. Ladies' and gsatlomon are received foy
special instruetion In this art during the day OF
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS.
aad ALL KINDS OF PENwORK done to ordor, IL
style equal to engraying,
=, Tide Text.book, and Blanks used In the in.titu.
tion, all varieties o. writing paper, Ink, Of the
bssI quality, Az the sPsnesria1 pubiie.tiO, !,
,isss oaies HENRY N. CoPP, President,
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Proposals
TIA Al SaR UNifkbS sfiFRs S "a vsgi6 g.

o'r'O sWsi iII,f S1SsL S 0SsTSi y is
IS, Sealed Proposah for extending ihe WEST
WING, indVTssd "P5epo.al. for erecting Build;
70 The superiniendent, will be received until noon
DrAwlnss aud Spsciaeations Of the work may be
seen A. the 0b.eryatoIys The work to be com.
b. =. SANDS, Commodore,
GpltNtud Superintendent.
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y ,,WAsHIseToS, p. O., April %, 1850.
On the petition q JAsts hAEhIsoS; Of James.
son, IT,, deceased, praying for tho extension Of a
patent granted to the said James Harrison, IL on
sewing Machines:
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
oflee on the 18th day Of July next, Any person
nay oppose this extension, Objections. deposl.
lions. and other papers, should be hled In this
SAMUEL +, FISHER,
myS.A8w Commissioner Of Patents.
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HRADarARrEis soyTusis IyprAs DisrnIor,l
. r. ,.-.- . MEptcisH BLuRI CREEK,
Proposals. f5r fufnishinE Tuppiiss foS the 20.
gstnSshs Iksoya.. Agsshs, hrSpahos. Cheyenne.
for six months, commencing June I, ism, will IL
rreeired atthese until the 10th day Of
NAY np. yhsn the BIDS will be opened and con-
IA iolloT 90 are about the amount, that viii be
1000 pounds Of Beef
b,Ul pounds Of Hlour, Corn Meal Or Cora
~ pounds OF Brown Sugar.
loo pounds Of Coffee -. r. "
100 pounds Of Salt
. 100 pounds OF ssap, ~ f.u. |U.|
About one half % be delivered horn, and the re.
mslsdet on the gheyenns reservation, near the
points also, the Grsass stauAlity. r-.-T- -
bia 70 DO endofsed' Proposals. for Indlap Sup
myr.td Byt MAI Den. ~ sh,
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TN THE sUPRBMB COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA,

i OF UOLUMBIA
Railway etAl.
vs. Equity, ,22S
Curtis et al
This cause has been referred to me to state the
Aceou ut OF the trustee and the proper distribution
OF The proceeds Of sale
All pa ties Interested are notified to appear be.
fore me TO DO heard In this premises. on MONDAY,
"a spT.S 'D'" WALTER s. cox. Auditor.
TINTED STATES PATENT oFFICB,
- wAsHINaroS, D. c., April 2, 1859.
On the petition Of WILLIAM ADkAsOE, 81 Phil
granted him on The Sd cay OF July, is6S, Tor an
Improvement in Sand Paper Cutting hachines:
10 ordered that the said petition be heard At this
ofuee on the 2ist day Of June next, Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, depO-
sitions. and other papers should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day q hearing
Ap7-wSw CommlssioneT Of Patents.
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WAsHINGToN, ALEXANDRIA
NGEO OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1905
On and after MONDAY, Dec. eist, 1888. and
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows:
rHRoudH NAIL rRAiNa
Leave ! <shington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, ~" IN, lido. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, 100 q. u.
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets iron Manassas railroAd) 2:E p. IN.
do from LynchburE. 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAssHsdHR rRAISs.
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Proposals.
ROPoslIs FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs,

HEADo'Es sourHHnS fsptlS DISTRICT
MrDioirs BtuPr CsRRH,
IrpIAE TgRRIr9Rr, ApnJ 49, lS9a.
I'D. advertised from tbsss headguarlefs undsr
eoninE sig onths, will be feoslyed until June Il,
~, W place Of NAY 10, whom the contracts will
soasiseted sopsrSisbid. W. b. HizEN.
mybtd Byt. Mai Gen, o. 8 Army,
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BO0kbinders.

EDWARD LYCBTr,
II BOOK binder AND PAPER-RULER,
Mo. I'll Penusyly avenue, between Te nthan nd
Eleventh streets, south side,
Books elegantly or plainly bound PeTlodIeA
aud newspapers, carefully Attendedto.
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.IIRsT CLASS HAT ESTABLISHMENT.
PROPOSALS FOR wooD.

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
HnADaUtnErGGs Ensr Military DnrnIor.,
OFFICE CHIEY QuARrBhALsrHA, I
s; s: .ssS I'M & rs;
L: h:; $SSR S:! III s issT S'H'''S'
SE HsfFS sis,,. ! i i$ sSIa.
bsnyllls. 4 cords.
Frs sa Il ..;E; % eoId'
9ie9dals. i cords
stsaaie s.IiI Il sei e cords
s;sysa Pines, i cords.
To he delivered at such times and In such quan-
ttlesas may be required In each month until June
PTOPcssls may DO made for the whole or any
All proposals must be guaranteed By responsible
conditions mentioned In previous advertisements
81 aIiss Sftho auarssrY.sS.o5c S,g,E, United
Btssst Colonel aud Chief aaSItsfRastsr Afirst
Military District. Ap2I-td
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of jossPs K PsiSSpT. q Fila;
a SseEas fa ~ t @dS%
i !: ordered that SAID petition DO heard at this
oppose this extension. 0biectisns, Dispositions,
twenty days before the day o. beafias.
,BLIsHA FooTB,
ApD-TuSw Commissioner Of Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT oFPICR,
On the pstiticn q wITGiiS aobf HRtii u 81 New
York, N. praying for tho extension Of q patent
granted to him by the name Of william MoOtTy,
In RefriEeTatoTs;
II Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 9th day Of July next Any person
may oppose this extension, objeotiQns, deposit
lions, and other papers. should be hlsd In this
ELISHA R00TE,
ap92.ThSw Commissioner Of Patents
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Pawn Brokers.
Tx LICENSED BY AUTHORITY

l7S LICENSED BY AUTHORITY AK
BURNsTINR'S
LOAN ORFlCB, as Thirteenth street, third door
south OF PeunsylYAui avenue, Money loaned o n
time to auit customers on Real Estate, Gold an
Silver Watches, Diamonds, .Jewolry, Silver
Ladies' aud GsutlomOais Wearing Apparel Of
all descriptions.
cd Gold aud Silver bought
sOa.t u, BUREsTINR
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~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Dspo a
s;D 4. m, connect with Orange, Alexandria a ID
Manassas Passenger Trains at s.. Asaph Junetio D.
for all points the line OF thot road between Ma
nassRs Junction and Harrisonburg.
Trains leaving St. Assph and King streets at . q,
p. IN. , connect at St, Asaph Junction with tTAiI
from Manassas and HaIrlsonburg at AS p. m.
and In time for p. M. train for Baltimore.
MN g. A. jTEvkNs, Genl suPt,
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PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES

PROPOSALS. FOR CAVALRY HORSES
,psFOr ouARrEINlsrER's OFFIcr,l
s WAsHISdros, d. c.. May q. lsp
sealed proposals. will DO received at this o flee
until y m, SATURDAY, May is, for furni.hins
lows: ~ W.
Bay color,, from l5i to 10 hands high, between
six and eight years old, straight. backed, short
coupled, and perfectly sound IN a respects.
BY Government officers WV
Delivery to be completed by the sl-t Of May.
r,a =, ]. @, McfRRRAn,
Deputy 2. NJ. General. Droyol BriGadIer General.
w. o. A. my7.td
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
4 sertber has obtained from the Orphans Court
81 Washington county, In the District Of Colu mbia
letters OF adintnisration on tho personal estate u
EAIHARlSB MUSTER, late OF washin gtOn county
~ deceased All persons having claims against
ne said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the subscri
Der, on or before the III day Of May nexti they
dts Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this tth day Of May, 1870.
FRANCIS PR0TT,
my7-fSV' Administrator.
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OMAHA, Mn April %. las. J
BY Two rt.Poasbe paTties. RSt btdisrS, vii Be re-
SsiySsdh Il III once NATL 10 o,el,ck, a m' on
following named supplies u, the points designated
''''" OMAHA BARRACKS. NEBRASKA.
$40 cords w99d, 1854 tons Coal, S,l's tons Hay,
FGSIT TsHPHERsoN. NEBRASKA,
@corisw6?d, AZ tOaS Coal. III tons Hay ,lso
'''" ,SoRTfift 'PPiEArTE, NEBRASKA.
49,. FoGT skRg WICK. C3LoRAD0. -,
'D,Iy' - IsiPSEY, NEBRASKA.
FORT B. e. RUSSELL, WYOMING.
d,1ii cords Wood, 5000 tons Coal, s. rs ten, Hay,
500 G FERf s SaSSFBS&EfR NY &S S SiG; Lime
$50 cords woodS,OA tons Coal, So tons Hay, aO
e .ot. S,v Zoo
"1'lf FaF s4'f BTfilbt IT, Ss,S;, its,T.
bushels G%ifs% Sd;,llj, SS1 sni STif Lime
~" cord S M$FaL ARRS&ifE, %YoMI!SS66.' nay
$40 cords Wood. i7Jtons Hay, 800 bushels Char.
FORT FETTERMAY, WYOMING,
l,o9l cords Wood $50 tons Hay, 10 bushels Char.
n I'd, are Invited fEr hex in stack Or in bales,
AK The LEGALITY rom which coal viii be iur'
plies required. and must be made separately for
each article at each post named
The delivery OF the supplies to commence upon
the plriectng Of the contract, aud one nth OF the
whole quantity to be delivered each month until
the delivery Is completed.
Full COndiU Will be made known aud blank
BIDS furnished on application to Tits office
Bids from cont, actors and bidders who have
hr,etoioIe failed to comply with their agreements
Will not be considered.
The right to reject any or all bids IL reserved
WM. MYERS,
Ap25.td Breyct Brig Den, Chief q, NJ
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WRAPriEg PAPER FOR SALE AT. THIS
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

- oERiGE ACrISd CoAMIss4RY srUsIsrgxcR.
F0Rr wADswoRTH. N Y. H., May 3, lS6g 7
Proposals in duplicate, with cory Of this adyer.
tisement attached. will BE- received by the under.
supplying
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TERAsrRI nErARTNENr,l
DEPlrE or rus LIuHr' HOusk BuAkp, J
WAsgINGToS CRY, April II, lste,
so,,r,t, sealed proposals will be received at
this SticS until o'clock, 7. u on FRIDAY, the
~ LiEh Vessels u The following dimensions:
Length from fore side VI Tahboi " stem to bait side
Of sierra Observation-Disclosures, IS feet
ENtfrm" bread h'.''''; '''.'' ,..,;.'.S b'l2 teet
Dvpth Vt Told from IgH de Vt HUr timber
q under side Of dock URuk, an dship II S-l2 feet
DTawiBgs aud specification aud any other de-
sired Information concerning these vessels viii be
furnished uruU Application iu writing to the un-
deTalgned at this unicr
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trials she has compensation and that 49, II can nave
Susan Anthony my tombstone and not Relct OF some
fool of Z" She is always an agitatOr
At the first convention she ever hD
tended she raised quarrel because fan ZINE
Davis and Mrs. Cakes Smith chose 10 appear III INV
necked white dresses and rosecolored SACKS when se
with her Quaker IDEAS did MT consider qnte REFORM
costume. Yet, In spite OF these pecullares susan mas
much that is womany in her nature, as little lnelaeht
seat with her boxes bundles and herself sat ttle Ger
man woman. In her she held very small
very red and very dsagreeable BABY. By-ahd,Dy
the train stopped, and the little woman TOOK up her
basket and proceeded forth IN search OF something
to eat. But what TO do with that uneomforta-
BILE babyi She LAID 10 ont nicely on o pile OF
shaws and then gazed attenyely at the people around
her glance paused the pretty little mother from
California wandered to the gentle June lily, TO the liter
cry young lady, to the kind matrOnly Quaker from
Brooklyn TO the small person in the sailor hat But It
alghted finally Susan with a foregOne fatality and
this remarkable woman said TO her MADAME, will
you look after my baby minute 2" and trotted
out Of tho car instanter. But Susan
was in no whit daunted She watched over that scarlet
and altogether awful baby through attentive spectacles
she chrTupped to like professor OF the art and poked
il under the chin with cOnsummate ability So agreeable
was she, in fact that when its mother reappeared the
miserable kicked and yelled for It's playful GUARDIAN
As AntOnette Blackwell SAID, Susan behaved very Wen
this time. Her presence gave spice OF eXclteneht W
the Convention that it might otherwise have lacked
Individually the affair attractive. C0liectlveyH
suggestive in possibilities 1t said work. ana evl
IDENTITY meant work. though positive plans were pro-
posed. 1t remains to be proved that the accuuo ol
energies will result i'll pactleal reallties anu hot III
highly and not always grammatical dsqusuons
upon the liberties of and the whole uuty Vi han
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PERSONAL.

Gov. Hoffman arrived in the city on Satur-
day. and left for Albany last evening.
Gov. z. NJ. McCook of Colorado, the Hon.
Truman II. Hoag and Gen. Kent Jarvis OF Ohio. aud
J. Tlnghast Albany. are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Senator Morrill, OF Vermont, the Hon. L. H. Rollins OF
New Hampshire Oliver Ames OF Massachusetts, Thomas
G. Durant and Commander Lowry u s. Navy, are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. =-= The Hon. Galusha A. Grow OF
Pennsylvania c. A Page IT, s. Consul at Zurich Switzer
land: ex-Congressman Woodbridge of Vermont, John
Hitz Consul General Of switzerland at Washington aud
House - Samuel Bowles Of The Springfield Republican
and the Hon. d. W. GoOch Of Massachusetts, are at tho
RreyOort House. 80 Col s. NJ. johnson Of Washington
Is az the Newly York Hotel = Miss Anna Il. Dickinson
is at the ST. Denis Hotel - Gen. O. &. Washburn OF
Wisconsin il at the Grand Hotel == Geo. Alfred
Townsend of Washington at the st. James Hotel. -
Col s. L. James OF NewOrleans Is at the Genham Hotel
- John II. Selwyn OF Boston is at the Westminster
al
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MURDER IN NEWARK.

At little before / o'clock yesterday morn
ing as officer Act and private Waterman Wadman were
passing through Boweryst., Newark, N j. they heard
cries OF Watch watch !" issuing from the lager beer
saloon of a German named Hesse, at No. 80. officer
Fisher immediately proceeded the house. and knocking
ON the door asked what the trouble Hesse answered
I'm broken English oh nothing but mans nose bleed
agD The officer was not satisfied with this reply, and
went round TO the back of the house, and
forced an entrance. when he found the room
in the utmost disorder and the apparently
llfeess body Of man lying the floor, with deep cash
from which the blood lowed freely At this moment ot-
ceys Fisher and Ort entered the place and arrested all
the persons present. Upon examination 1t was discoV-
cred that the wounded sinking fast, ana deu
five minutes after the officers entered The wound from
the effect OF which tho died was three and seven
eighth inches long, and appears to have been ineted y
some very sharp weapon Medical men state that the
ygonnd must have been inflicted by some person, VINO
stood very near the deceased and quietly drove long
bladed sharp knife his side, ana aIterWaru tue
I'm the FIGHT were Nicholas Wnkel ana IhOhas ltOtI
The murdered mans name was COfheIius otaiI,
German aged about % years, and lad no rehlifes III
this country Owing the fact That all tne partes GU
ged I'm t6e affair are German, and DO not speak Ing
s6 Il was very difficult TO ascertain What wy
fight 1t stated by the police that the
very bad one, and that rows ooeu h q us tnayn Ia
hove been engaged i'm the fight is missing ~ ~ btateu
mat he left the Immediately aiter the ueces
fell and In such haste as to leave ms na anu eo'
NJ, Tbis man was seen near the Marketst halr9au
Denot NV officer Miller, half an hour atsr lhe .nt
A. THAT time however the officer ala not KNOW any .i,ns
Of the affair and although wondering WhsV ,ne t Ala
doing without hs hat or coat at that tiIe vi nISn d
not Setain him cOrOner's jury was impahneIeu anu
t boSj vewed An inquest win be held this morning
when IL Is hoped something definite may DC ascerIaheu
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Journeymen MOlders represent business
as unusually brisk at the average pay OF ~ % per uay
The trial of the Colege-place clothing man
ufactrer who IS charged by the members OF the Clothing
Cutters Union with having withheld certain amount OF
wages comes up tomorrow. This Is looked upon Us
test case and as such the result Will be looked Tor WIN
Interest by trades unions.
Ameetng of Tailors was held yesterday after
noon at No 10 Santonst for the purpose OF making ar
for a mass meeting to be held this evening
at rho Germania Assembly Rooms. The object OF the
meeting is TO take proper action relative to the building
n the oinhing Cutters Union, which has suffered con-
s1ierabiy of late by the lukewarmness OF members.
Preparations are being made for another
meetpg at an early day. OF the friends ofoooperaton at
which time the committee appointed at recent meeting
to take into consideration the question OF cooperation,
and 10 devise whereby can be put IN speedy
operation in several branches OF trade VIII nc made
On this committee members OF the Printers cooper
alive Association, TalOrs Cooperative Union, ana the
Troy Cooperative Collar and Cuff Laundry ana Mahuiac
tory.
The members of the Clothing Cutters Union
have nearly completed arrangements for the opening OF
their prOpOsed cooperative tailoring establishment,
Ipon the assembling of the Legislature they VIII Apply
for a charter The capital stock Is fixed al sl0onV in
shares of $500 each payable In weekly instamenes Of ~ %
and upward. The shop Will be opened aS soOn ia s4V
worth of stock has been subscribed for.
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rRIAL ANp coNv1crIoN or MARTIN ALLEN.

TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF MARTIN ALLEN.
The case of Martin Allen, panel thief, was
continued In the Court of General Sessions Saturday
After an elaborate defense by Mr. Howe, Aliens counsel
Assistant District Attorney Fellows followed asking for
verdict OF guilty upon the evidence which proved the
prisoner so great criminal During the address OF the
district Attorney, Allen seemed TO regard the situation
with the coolest Indifference and frequently TO
smile To this affected Indifference emitting rebuke was
administered by the District Attorney. The jury re-
turned a verdict Of equity" The prisoners counsel
asked that the sentence be suspended until Wednesday.
This favor was denied by the Judge, who Immediately
sentenced Allen TO the State Prison for five years
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vPsT INDIA MARKETS.

U,vIy. Noy 2The following statement Of The Hivses
market or the week ending yesterdays SugarTbee hsef ~
business FOR want OF stock market closed quiet bat s ini
quotations nominal warehouse al Havana and hatIas
$1,000 hhds Export during the week from aga .d
MataIa foreign ports aud 5O boxes ana l hds
the United States Contracts Matanzs M No Y -
asa arrobe Mohsses all reals Con
for Pair TO Good Refining
Musovadoes at 8S5 reas also Maanza al u reals os C ID
Moases and 81 reals Tor Muc0yado M0Sses Lard mer 2
for eree and 23t33 for tins Flour easier 30 299 III ~
quiet 3tc. TaOw declining; quoted 209f bacon
20d2lc Petroleum idff
reals HamsThe market h supped quoted 2a27e Lumber "a
Yellow Pine F28 CO., Hogshsad Shook dH A. 81
asa l2 Empty Hogheas demand 81 75df1 Freigh dull
and nominal
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This evening the two thousand ana I daIr.
,onrth OF the institution among the jews or
the Feast of Chanukah the Feast OF Dedieaton wiz
hc0in Tho obseryanCes somewhat IN Va
the festvitics described the second book OF the acSa
bees Eight candestcks with candles are placer ~ .
and also in the dwellinghouses one cahulo
heinz ehteu the first day, two ON tho Seconu, anu 81 Oil
nnt the eighth day. when all tho ca9des WI nave h
,i,htod D1rpg the continuance OF the least, WITCH
49, an fine Tth OF December at sunset offerings ok
SOs and vine are made and there are also social gain
erings OF friends and kindred
S. a,v;rd,ers. under the firm mama Of Tot
oVr W recently opened office At No. 60 Wiamst,
Snd advertised for abOrers to go to ara
ai a o ,be oyees promising them 81 10 per dny Inc
,isement was answered Ia person by about 100
on who were induced to deposit sulas VARYING from
~ ~ Coo cach as bonus for procuring them the stna-
u They we're informed that passage was secured Ior
hen Oh board Rapidan. which loft this city On satr
On going the office to secure their passage tck'
@ On saturday t found closed and the true earae-
ter OF the firm was made apparent MANY Oh .no ne
o ve mn good stuatons. at time when IL IL dlcat 70
roouro new ones. aud most VI then lost several daYs
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At the Mayors Office, last week, the follow
ns licenses were granted: TO junk cart junk shop
Junk boats, u intelligence office, boarding'honse,
seoondhand dealer coaches, a. express 10 vendors,
9S carts as; porters 6; drivers, 53Otul l76. Whole
amount received sS9 and tho OF $685. was restored
u various CONN aIaAnts
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POLITICAL.

o-'t NETWORK CITY-[oFFIcrALl.
VOTE FOR SECRETARY OF STATE AND CON-
TROLLER BY ELECTION DISTRICTS, WITH
NUMBER REGISTERED AND LAST YEARS
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
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work in making preparations. etc Tho swindcrs made
about 81 900 by their operations.

about slUOO Dy their operations.
The New-York Genealogical and Biographi-
cal Society met in the Mott Memorial Building Satur-
day evening The Librarian reported copy OF thepit
OF the History OF Stamford Conn.," and Record OF bo
diers OF Stamford Conn, in the Late War" By tho
author, Elijah Baldwin Huntington. Also Annals or
the Dutch Reformed Church. with portraits and blogra-
phes, and Centennial Celebration OF Milestone, N. j."
from 1856 10 1866 by the author the Rev Ed Tanore Cor
win Of Milestone, n j. also copies OF Valentines Man
Gal OF NewIork Letters from various persons OF note.
giving encouragement 10 the purposes Of the Society
were read after which paper "on Intermarriages OF
Dutch and English In the early period OF the settlement
OF NewYork, and the beneficial Influences resulting
therefrom" read by Br Moore Al the next meet
Ing Dec. II, MI Maverick OF The EoeHg Post vii read
paper the Life and Character of tho Late Henry j.
RAYMOND"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29

IN Saturday evening a sneak thief entered
the ras6ence Of Albert L. Mowry, No 5S4 Fifhave aud
stole from an upper two gold watGnes kwo noI1
chain and bracelet gold handkerchief rIng 10 dt
portemonnaie containing s47, and acertluca'o VI po
altogether OF the value OF $1,000 .
A lively fight occurred at the meeting OF tle
Bakers Unon in Third-ave and TwelfthSt on
day evening, growing out Of dispute oHgI arg1
ments advanced The contest drew tose'her "or'"' %
cltiZens.