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, 1869-05-16

u the nss OF Ee1ogg upssafts Is fun. -.
MI Iandsf IS now at her hpEte In Lynn.
Msst., preparing for speedy departure for
Eurppe, -. .Nstalie, Leonttne, md Blanche Poo
cart, Of Dresden, are 10 sppeAt At New fork
theatre. They are beautiful girls, wonderful
gJmnsssz, and climb loose rope 100 teet Nigh
hand over hand Rlstor1 Is IN Rome 1t Is prob
shae She viii return to this country ne1t fau-...
Barton ELI Is going to London. Tho San FEan-
rtsco FYgayo eatls John Owens ~ fellow OF lnd-.
fllte less-eo. n. In new bus!esque Just brought
cut IN London called "HJpermnesua. tho alta OF
the Period" the nft5 daughters OF the klnE Of
Greece, who arc weddcd4 Of course, 70 the hftJ
kons Of the Etug Of Egypt, appear In one scene IN
tnsr hcd-goxns md night = caps, ..escn
boatta9 dagger ind i ,chsmner Candle"
ntet, Whew what vpuld the Ntnnte1A
Untou ~ 70 thas 81. Herr Pptmas haE made hls
appearance It the Theatre Royal. EdinbGK, a.
EhIloct. . :. Dxn BRYANT hRs presented VI. y.
Florence with the psttz and 1nannscE!ps OF "1ne
Delh Qt 6hsndon, which N1m1 VII Written e.
He@lJtor The i1iun!tahle Dan BY John Rrongha1a
md Henry Norford. Nj. Florcnce VIII appear IN
the piece utter his sctu1n from Europe. ..1ne
Forty Thieves 1t Sihlob Theatre In New idrf-a
harr-fcsgrt buries9ue which has been running n1
months-is drawing toF1rds tta Close. IT L.
lsce'a "Ln,,ine'' Was brought out In Sew
Tax On the 1sth irst IN italian. and
on me lak1 n EuXAaH+ 4a0 At7*19A <~7s
ma as fol,ox1: Luriine. Miss Agatha States;
Gaipa. Nine. F, y. Testa; Liad, Nine. Reichardt :
cuunt g,tdalpb, III. uaheltfann; hAtnehe7g, Sig.
Antonucci; z4tleci, Vi. Y. Formes; Earon 7Tsss-
~, s!s. BanlA: #iza<laa, Ar: Reichazdt In tho
En4IAh veratan the css1 W&s: Lsxkn<, Miss Nc
culccn; GAisa, Mrs Bowler; Lfbo, Miss kimhall ;
R,saolpA, Mr. Bowler: Rhis<t<rJ, s!gnor Ortandni
l. gfHeeE, ut. G. F. Haii; Tttst1ftis, -; HH
ktlfa, 3fr. A. Matthlson.
| I Iaotuettp1es think that death comes siuRufAf1y
of,en mo ny we1ad Of amusenents. Since last
wrote you, Nile Leyenue, the actress Of the
pslaA Royal who wss At oue time associated with
Lola Montcz: d. r P. Jones, weiEkno*n theat-
| deal agent; Jnues Aadignn. circus equestrian;
C. r. Seymour, the truthful critic Of the New York
fI,ne., man Of culture and taste, and graceful
xriter; n. yartn. popular dramatic author, and
VI. Gahrel, the oldest dramatic author IN Paris,
nsye nj died And over eaeh Of them may the
| erass grow Lightly and not t5!srurb their Aecp.
Now and tien Cupid also gets into my worid.
| During the week the troublesome Joungster has
l united Leo Hudson and John Robinson, and John
! unlIon, our Chicago comedlsn. and Addle Grover,
| the pretty nr,le Museum souhrette.
| PEaECRI NE PICKLE
, 1869-05-16

Mrs.. LtEcrlnorc u4 the New York Ec-
male Suffrage Cone
vcuti1n.

Mrs. userMore, II the papers are to be believed,
has been creating considerable excitement 10 the
New York Female Snnrage Convention. The
Herald ssya:
Size stood elnse 70 the easr Of shs platform md deiIv
aase9 % saosase5 Il @ aad
Hans Sulurdlnatou.r
9Ri,iss ri. . e ft'f q the
A.es Anthony rtF.fank her aeek ga !ooxas
r. Sssa II
ts NJ. A6t4ay slsg r. na7ds Willy + G.
E "a ~ = :sssS ssss ~ s<.sz s.e
ifs ifs's a.se III ( s'1t ss's essfs tat
s s % st;,r1 Ri !: nS
tsts L. t !, G1a IT. All A. EFT tef ssas.o she M; d nds IT.
VIZ s.staf :. II s!s II s. !.
Z Ss!s ss r. ss ssaisss II. s:ss :s55
tx sof ia, .s.lat; il shc n western a ' eoavsa 1s
IT, e :. es5 s1 ,e TIs tS.r ths p.s Ti ~
szR "s ies 5fss 1' T. ie III s si ct T
y e 81 - Is. asa
# /; e ss H. r. &, Il: IS:
.os it CT 1T, E at as i, e. "a eas8
eroked They atrtl to The frelnss Of the E.cn, md
.oep yin then org e thsiF IT. tn sis ;psates
rt1pt&ulAttne the that h4d Aedtd their e.
fcv:s. and tic work that wAa still before them.
The Et<aiH9 Express, IN i'll report OF the pro-
cecdtnEs, contains the following alluston 10 Sister
LyeTmorc:
len Enlnutts !',le here .dop:e wsth ree.td to
the sFrakeTs. nd Mr. LTrrEHst- of ChcAgr rroptc-
.ar y ~ Agsaas,, hcrs naae Try rrns.Ita, =, she
Whn ae+ire 10 te hess nd IL intsnded 70 propose
t.oo Tsit r art.c. .rEsltsa to Eh!s.:o th.a !a Ibis
tsrsssE. YER thert tI9m sh.i dg whe made 10 d.
had cek. I9 their 5ttsts and vcse m.tt7k theE
wenIa not ntatr that words WfTc sald which had not
ken p.ier, ncr say that peTsoos WEIR present *ho
not ryr4e1t. 49,
Eew fash sr5ostetz Wha Ee7t a!xaJs tdes5p.ls she
were eApat1e Of doing "a
Aif1- Ivrrn ore. The reVarte1s DO shat they are
esaefed 70 d. md soa't bl..as tt;e r.pesss1.,
po1tf and aid tht CheAgo must not BE- too foward.
from NFE Tort. t.}
Asa IiFefp< made rAtbe stitcful rrPtr. And The
20h!eSt r ~ dTprped
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ga1ce, tn conpaEtson with the cold and regular
styles penetd e!sawhefe; and, nhoyc Ill, the wa1ls
Ne painted HHn delicate ross tint that blends
watmly aad richly nth tho deep blue Of the
ea!th sna neasGna. The gardens, whose feet ato
plants, and most brilliant nowera, Jet not more
graceful tnen tneis COPIES traced BY the astista'
rstTsde Of extreme ttgntncss, chaTE TEtn9tI Torted.
separates the g1rdcns fron1 the long lne nf Steps
Or puTrSt marble. extending into the Wnter. aild
to Thieh arc naoored scuEr Of carved and naint-
ed ca.uues But the Beaatsfua Gat<s In tho centre,
mat bar the entrance, are EMmphal arches In
III Kilded snd oruamented II The moas bright and
nstaf0t manner. Az comh3ned-tn harmony aud
mA}esty-the btxustfu1 mosque AZ the left, the
Hf{tc {ept8 In the gardens ct tho guards, the
dancing calqpes on the 11ter. and the waving
dazb, on Whoae crimson grpund8 foated the white
t1esceutforzued an effect Il DISABLING - Wns
yoluptu1uA" EMCa0H.
, 1869-05-16

OF the Good Shepherd, IN erecting larger build
trr. fhts afteInopu, 1t O'Clock, At the Mag1a1eu
Asytum, on North Aartet street, uesr Division.
i . be hoped tasf = .a q. Eng
INK BROWN, q merchant Of this city, Was held
th ssAd, hail hT Commissioner HUyne yestetdaY l0r
not stamping receipts according TO law
FRAscrs EDWARDS was tned 70 By Juastee sur
teEant, yestetiay morning, for digging sotis from
the sIeet
brarY Association will be held this afternoon At
, 1869-05-16
CANADA

Election OF Epi<copn4 Bl2hop OF
M0Mtrc0l-Thc Currency Question
in rnFllatu Changes
Proposed.
No>TKEAi, May la--Tnc Episcopal Ssnod and
House Of Bishops. after tnree days hallot,ue. have
unanimously chosen Rrv. Ashley oxeuncn, Of
Kcrs. England. 1stshor Of Nou.rrsi AMI Me1ro-
rolltau Of CAna.1a
OTTAWA, Ma. 1a-1u snc House Of Ce.nmous.
lae, uteht, Eca. Mt. Rose brought down Series Of
resoluilors I'll banking and currency, which. II
car.4. Tito eject. will make ra.l!ca chsnsr In
;ns, il1 .tt.g Of tEc 1Ao..lalnn The general fes-
tpr,s Il the se!tMe ate con;ed froaa the
Natic..al Hank syEtcIn OF The United safes
lhouGh there + considerable difference IN several
rafticE!arS The hank notes antl government ie-
gal sendetq nov In cinnlasion are " be called u.
and Eo more such notes y iii be itsued The cur
rrtcy Is to ecHs1xt hereafter SociE or bank notfs
secured IL government drscntutsz. The banks
arc To purchase government leteutures ln suen
.n1ocns = ,heE a[ ssseFl ;,s sh9o*s + nss r.
cri>es t'cneVat IN tTIs, which Receiver
General vii! c;se legal tender notes tn
thr sainc amount a. tho teheut1re%
s:eros.it.l. TEr legal tender notes ere 10 tc n.
dc.Mas,tf At the pf.lfe Of The tank dcsignase1
uToa demand. Each tank Il alwass N Fave on
hand TO Tercm iacta one tsoila1 In Ep!t for eserF
o.c ho1- II Of ncscs IN c,rcusAt,oa hearing its
pGtes en- presentation Ite debcntnfca Deposited
with 1.e government arc to be made AraIlabie fol
!; redemption The hanks A-r zreeIEc 4ntc1rs,
: frLm inc government on The A1no"ut Of deben
;urcs dersosiied With the Rccetyef General Tht
1 1cf Wit pot come into fore Until 1870
, 1869-05-16
Another Novelty.

Another novelty has been adde! to the attrac-
Hons Of the Chicago Terra Colt. Comp1uI's
warcsootns, No. go StAtc st1ees, Ia 1arYe aud
elegant fountain, entirely original In design, and
the most important work oF It's kind erc7 produced
IN Anez!ea- The natn reksessas H feet IN d.
ametcr, and ~ feet high. capped With Z basin
feet In diameter, Of exquisite model, the water
escares being animal heads, Of most artistic dc.
Sign. Tns second PEDESTAL b feet high, with an
oyeEnow basin ~ feet IN diameter, sulsnounted
by an elegant nRure of gil riding dolpnla:
lie nsure gEseetalay reeunoent Ia tazge uauttlns
shell, which aerrta as an overflow
to the bssiu below. On the 1snres head 4 a fuN
developed h1y. sustained BY the right hand while
the left band holds small shell, serving rs An
overflow into the shell, IL which the 1gnre rests
upon one knee. Thus the fountain stands CON-
pfetc In pyra1ndcal form, about eight feet ht9h+
bcautltul aid harmonious II ta design and prppor-
tons. The company hare also produced che1uh
boy, holding With both hands a she'll On bis head.
witch serves az the JET oretnow, aud can he sub
eutnted for tae other dgrre4 At the option Of tug
purchaser. The whole WORK IS the production of
The TWO CHIEF artists OF the company, Sig. G!ogau
na Nell and frank fIcidertiu, whose Professional
ek1l1 Is not surpassed anywhere, and Whoaa TorE.
as seen 10 the procession comuemoratIEe Of the
P3Ec Ra41roaa, last week, really she most
| teresttng feature Of the great procession
, 1869-05-16

VIC desire 10 Draw sttenuon II the real estate
sale by s1oGait, Thompson 4 Co., on Toeeday.
MsJ Is, at 3 O'Clock precisely. when Rou1e ver9
valuable property will be offered By them at auc-
tton. We are Rtren to understand that these
saIes arc to be repeated The second Tues!ay In
every month throughout the year, upon IN ANAL
gamsted principle And systega similar to those cou-
ducteal In New York and England, where millions
The Sit. Thomas who has rcceutly joined the old
t1ru Of sodatt + Co, has tos m're than thirty
M It. % Gsra . Ear ~ ,,,d snca iron
ut New YORK. We also understand that the tina
purpose erecting large premises to t.s called the
thtse salcs ore in,en'itd to take place.
, 1869-05-16
DECORATING sOLDIEHS' GRAVES ON
SUNDAY

Tho .Nuril.rtattrA Christian .AirA'dt'
Objects to stre~ing flowers on the graves u
our Union soldiers on Sunday, May 10. the
day appointed, as plan which. ''I carried
:. into effect. will outrage tho moral scnse Of
1.-THE Christian people Of this city, and
- drive them trnm MI participation in the
s..cercmoux." 1t argues also that a general
celebration would "set aside every public
81 service, and adjourn every Sunday
''School in the city" In a subordinate
sense this is a question Of business. A por-
tior-e1naI. we believe-of the few whose
business it Is to conduct Sunday Schools
sgd public service, prefer that sos11e dag
should be chosen which will not interfere
with their business The much 1arger
! number. who are engaged in secular busi-
( ness mud labor during the week for their
| support, prefer day which will not inter
fete With their business. The officers Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, desiring
| that day SHOULD he chosen which would
afford the best opportunity to the largest
number. Ct the surviving relatives an:1
friends Of she deceased soldiers to pArtici-
|
objectionable to the greatest number o{
those who would participate, Certainly. Us
NO two sentiments n1e moro closely related
than the homage due to the savio1s Of o;1l
country is to tie ndoralon dac 10 tht
Savior Of mankind. 20 no day caa be nloss
appropriately selected for commemorative
the death OF those who died for their coun
try than the day which commemorate
Him who died for the world. The stres
ing the g.avcs Of our deceased soldiers j.
religious as well as patriotic service
Ths: war in which they fell was, IN II
deeper causcs and results, religious "ar-
the most important religious phenomena
| cI the age, and one Of the most inportai
, IN the worlds history. It overtime
= with slavery spurious and eor1ul
'- Pesse.xion of Christianity and morality, an
e whole heca&nanh ct dead and rotte
d churches ana theologies, which gave tho
i endorsement to slavery and Ill il oolisten
= HronsL II to celebrate. in religious max
It ner, an event of such de~P religious sight
, 1869-05-16

We wish to call the attention at people who re-
side On eithes Michigan or Wabash Avenue, north
NJ Twelfth street. to few Important facts which
deeply concern them. It is well known that the
rapid encrcachnents OF business will soen drive
the present Inhabitants ol.these streets to seek
hG1ncs elsewherc. AMI every lot fronting on san
South Side Park, with It's shady groves ftpp1tnX
lakes and fragrant nower+beds, It's gsy ds1res and
fashionable 1alka, will be eagerly sought for
Nor the entire length Of streets fronting on the
pask and teu1eraris u only nftesn miles,
which, utter de'iactng one-sensh for eFosz sueets
and alleya, ie1seS only LIES lots Of dftJ
feet each tia: will ever exist With pa-k lrontage
The caustant influx Of stra1scEs to the cttT will
soon atzosh these desirable sites for homes, and
un1ess avenue me1 secure them soon, when tae
DAY GENES fer them to sacatc their present honses
anil hand Them ores for business purposes. they
will not he stle to get them At all large amount
OF this property Is " be offered At ancrtnn On tho
atih Inst, 4. FH~en Hall, by Clarke. LaS:nn Co..
aul then will be The only time u p1rchast 1t sf
low prices. 4 vast amount Of other pFopertt.
appointing IN ali to oyer three millions Of dollars.
is also 10 oe put under the h1nmeE III this ssras
, 1869-05-16
AGEwoRsHIp III PENNSYLVANIA

AGE-woRsHIp III Pennsylvania.
'verd hundred tribes of red men pow
I'd III Philadelphia On Wednesday, in
l,sa,ion Of Ta1nmans's day. There
: thu OrnulaES. from Washington;
tribes uf P.cabontas and Powhatau,
Baltimore and from other points the
". was, Otawas, Leani-Enapes, Co
.at.ezhs, the hu4uenAkcs, Mohn~ks.
.ykces. peqaods, Tuscaroras, Coma
,oes. Eev;u!as, Winonas, Quniatas-
' ob-eo.s, WawabAus. Wyaluainss,
luessals1ngos. and inI'umcrable others,
81 rutnless weze LIS the leaves Of the
: ii, q. as the sanfs upon the sea-shoze.
none @. cur readers trcnble for the
" of the costly chignoas of the
IS Of Philadelphia during this fearful
stior Of savGg,ss into the domain Of civi-
y io1. 1mpoaing as were fheir numbers.
! crntcnteti themselves with but one
y e.ch. and that they wore. qs1ite nasur-
;. Grtn ihei. Leads, instead of OF their
, belts, The eat.ut If their costume,
: h,u far II nertecte,7 IN satisfy tho DE-
:. .,sa a;s;,;-.,7 ,,o,;> w. ;.s
= N -
:, 4 W. ~ ~, - ~ W. e ~ ~
seN' "neeue1 'ne mat1'or7 were uia,
n 49, e411' =. -.
'ls'ae' 'Ae !" W. o'sons VI II
= 'ch-elott' or. SUI better. doaned Tue
'-eful '<'@' r'F'''e o' ene savage, blaa'
We Lire LOT adsasea- "heeher taeli
/, were pierced ly eagle feathers. and
ears oraaraentc's ''sh @'a-f''nes and
necks strung with ~atnpun and hears
<. We are also lett WHOLLY II tfe dafk
i Information vo:1ld have been all th'
; : interesting, as zone Of these ts'ie
' Is. of r,en born into the high cstate T.
, 1869-05-16

We desire to call the attention Of commercial
men md MI advertisers to tic fact that the aver-
ustur a9enc! Of Messra- Steele 4 Yaotts, IN the
Dearborn Theatre BuiidlnE, Is one possessing most
complete facilities for the insertion Of al adyer-
sisementS III Any papers throughout the Union,
from Natnc 10 California, Inclusive. They are AL
thorzcd 10 receive Advertisements fot TIE Tai
arsE at cur Lowest rAtes4 and advertisements for
viii be Eect1Ee1l hJ Them for Insertion 1t regular
p5tce1- Their aET2nEEmeDt3 enable them TO tt2n8-
tute, and advertisers viii consult their interests
br giving them . trial
, 1869-05-16

stationed IN CaUada SHducad a yuuuE lady
n, one1,ce Tho ronno ,o1v:a mother COM
Tnnn;ca+rl ,he fac,s of tta m a. Ia her son.
.rho na,t dar mc, tba off;oer md Killed him
,,i+,, !. ,;.toi sh,,t Th, tr;,, of the 1,ox re-.
s,ltcd Il his ncon,;ttal.
Ara,r .c, . nav named h1csomas- bv-
;nr =, u,1tin,ora Con,tr MARYLAND was en-
,-,cc5 :, ronno 1,dr named cuirncs. A.
esxs.s,.ar,, n,xtt,,n.nan.a n dav md bour
IN Tho month of November w,,s fixed 70. the
,,e,,;,ne INT ba come not, In Jauuary
80 he,a,,,o mother Tn March she
,,,,,,,,od ha- ho-ea and r,5a n tbo country
,,,.o,, ,,h,x. uh1, ,.,,,,r st,f.,,,aa ,.ona Ia
IN tb,t aov 1;snt,nrtct1 entered the bonse
,r,, iuon;7,f, for him xns told be Was in
tbr t,ack 1r3 look;nr nj some borse.. nassed
n, ,,o,,o,, the ,,n;,,,;nc to the vard. mud Ms
s,>n,, no .ho sa,r bi,n f;,,.i ,,,rae shots .t
hin l;,1;n,, him Instantly She then re-
.n,,to.7 bor ,,,rzo md ro1. ho,,s She
a1s, h,s met l,.cn tr;o;7 mi ac,u5ttna rbe
80, :. -. .o -, ,..ou .r .hat :, ,,,o c,n
.,..s 4, .-<,e.s - -
ae.;.-.1 T., 49, seaoa of So. 80 - la !,
.L
~! 'tt 1"s, .':.4 - .,.,,
M ,..,,s rA'i '','a ~, " s,sa.ss e.. I ,Sa.
W. AL. e11Ae4 aNu pea'' .,-mN .A III
QUE! 'euu'" :. u'0 "ne - uos ~ s't
IT. s'eo '4.'' ~ % o-iee4 .a4ee :, a.e0
eon'1e''oa III 'uIn es.'sS .u. "A'4o =. -
oecuale p1actl'SsnS la'o Se.aeo 's" ~ tao
| Ano tnat any n1an wac naS 'uA"'o4 ~
o'naes vain "a1'aeo "o,nan' OF "no
refuses " nnt1s "oniA.' VINO naa poene
n'1n cn1.u' ,o''s.'s LIS t'ie ~ e'e
isu's' AA1 "4n.s Naa, ~, eo1su . oasl, ". :,
.ue 1'ioto4 eett'e ~ ~. @sJs "o -
s''ei ~ AAse ,ne "1.,n -.4.' ~" e.,a =. ~
u tAeei l1;e tae - snAe a"tt 49," - y
gose'"' "ou.u Il uo' ~ o7'seA ~ 4'a'o ~
AAans' n4""e 'eeA Pu'No :. '-4o ~
oe"e oenoNai,4"t." As ~ - nos -,
, 1869-05-16
THE BuRKHARnr MURDER.
Coroner's Inquest on the Body
Of Deceased.
Conflicting Testimony.

The Cntorer's inquest on the body OF Christian
e. Burkharl,, who was murdered In this city on
"Wednesday night last, was held yesterday after
uoon IN tie !nmorY. The circumstances Of the
murder, as far as developed previous to the IN
quest, are known 70 the public The following was
the testimony ad1rced:
TESTIMONY OF DR. KXxoSDs.
Rr 4. LEsnanda, Ase!ttfl Dr. Pitcher III
1nakiEs is.t aosf<. examination Of the hcay. We
:ssS ssss1s s Gs, 4: s5i
n:eat ha1e pI:aeed dcs:h ssi1 snosseT i sho neeE
t.T T.. tsa bat saa & n1s III IL ~ asY Ed q IL
feTsneoa Il s1e it.h int '''~1' :" 'N' 49,
Quincy s,Eret- Up .taiss. wo.1ao nasoed H.raiEtsn
iaStsS nsssts = n ~
ho1.e tle mo;atns af,es tas q5as SSe n don ~
s. CT r & Ia IL e. s. sn' IT, s A
,se ea =: Il. .ss st Fl .sts e.: u I atP -
Mn. Hamton then ttd that thc would s. = &c TT
ID sas
~ Sa ~ ksna,sss e. IL e n na1Sn a So
when Nj: 9as4 kfsast s. s;'ai ssB. E = hss7 Sesso
z..-ae E.4i..a. .es.s n'e et " = a Fsaataa "a
e. s.st e e =
I'm q. + En,sa sas 1:.ssf q = ef.ss
Ssss ,ast Sr txo
! doliar. One Il Tie setea eee,aed to r
sbe' e veen da.s nsa! sa ssssa aoe Il d
wonsa wseh al ~ si:s1 he d.sa.bsoss ~. 9vt5.
hS;h fs s ISs 1es
ass 81 II FL
eans e rs :! ss
Mn ButkhAfdt tel ha, 10 Ers OUT II be had u1useft1
TESTIMONY or ARs HAMILTON.
await. &Socr41k with
ksaas s. a's ~: ~ at
aH .ss q ~, III &: *ssss e -
Z Is sss sa Il
i ti T. 10 : e. ssSe ats
,ss "a f. .s;t Ny r. h.a ,as ha 1a g. f
6.sS he1s, and tsw as9 Jsse ther:;; feHaa s!oed
Ssns 's' ta A'ss s .ss I'd IA s'as Sen . "a liz
.e I'M. H.; sad ~ sas rt Sas , saa id H.:
~ the NJ = = 1he "a IL .s.5etas :assessea s.
ii + fs Y.tt t. r. ~ q .p;1s
Siibron cent sftes ths money: j. I'D not How 81
'i shiss e & aSs' Il
* to dsr 1fsSf ss fTs:sa ss s K e F2s
g. y @ t. 4 liz s 9"2sy ''F
eaF' i'd hs sst ,n.. ts
VA ny t:sth in as sn.ttes hcr mother wss ,iFaid
nse " ;st; Viii sts ests st Il
seH M =: E I'll H. ess5S or s e
there. then went 10 sbt AsmorT sni reported % III
nc y e5sTf u i te ] e fss
lt.Itt ten ant q ninr. 1Ment up n BnrkhaE!t
sfsss. e ~ B:;s$.!s. II .astsias + %fat y.
saA II GStlolis r.. ri dId e. his "lfe wa
! Y 7
, 1869-05-16

Baron Gerols the PrrsdAn Minister II "ash-
tuxtou- y 10 has test Kone home, has Represented
his government II oar eaptsA 1os t*entEfFo
JearA
Captain General Duice, II IL reported, recently
offered Geueral Cespedes, she nt1tazJ leader OF
the trrou,toutsts II Cubs, fre pass io' his fan-
~ xna saoQLoc0 In goid. be would leave the
tslaud. --..-..-
Tra Xiddesex County iCoop-l Superior Court
hsa appointed General GeMxe B. NrCleuEn, Cen
e.,l Q: L. Gilmore. and General Charles B, Stew
srx Rasrp Of. Engineers to approve nf the paa1z
md loea11ou Of the All Line Railroad br!dgo
aespa TIC Coapeetac1t Elel /. 4idNeteNu.
, 1869-05-16

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rHE paRFs NJ cHycAap.
1hc,, nm tbr.o ,fnr,,,. IN the procress of
.,l rr,..t nrhl;c improvements, whether na-
t;,,,,r, S,.tc or municipal. These are:
Tia ,,rr,rv,sn, of tlc ,st,rI. arfi TIM aavaea
,,,.,,,,.;,;,,r r,b;ch it r,ornles . The nm.
49,. ~ tha work ,1urino which its snccass
w., ;,> f~;,ure lis benefits mil ;ts rost ara
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- ,.,,,x,,,n,s :, Tho -os1;9n,;an
~. ,nx,;ct;ons ~ .,,,,o.a
IS t.;,,,.. ~ b,~a had nots,,,s
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:, >t ~as...,' 49,
-, = 49,. .,,,s.,,, t,af>o.aa;, - 49,
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,.' '',u ,,ae,ns,;tnt;ono1 w = and ;f noss;h1a =,
,e--,--1.:.1, -,
- .;,.ss;, 49, - 1850, .1, ars;ns+ ~ s-,.t ~,r1
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1:.' ~ we 1aee " ~, 4o r. P.s y.
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> 80 90 - Nv %ns4'' !" ~ :,
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s'sse4 sA1A w. ec'
..,. .'"''' '"Se 'Fes' ASsuu'' ,A4'4'1aoAsaoi7-
A'" .He eos0
{, ,"s1 -. "u%4 ~oupa 11A<e "eeu nA-
"o,'.ne w. "'tnoaS 'uees IMPROVEMENTS
:. a'e's'' DAs t'a,s'eu 111ous" 'ao n.s'
'"S'' 1T seGAt"7 Paone sF"unAs' anu 'ae
E7"'' Is .Iut W nA'e o3uste0 seA'es u!
esks ana honie'afus WHICH, "nen COM
:, lt'ea. NIL f'sai In c1lent those o.
ny caE IN tht World In tho South
i'is1un OF the city tfc two pafss and the
f'aleEaTd connecting item Will contain
.'cr hundred ecres; the three West Side
t7As arc h1ed at two hundred acres each,
SIX hundred IN Al. extending donations
II the whole viii probably be not less thar
Il" Thousand acres. The Aorlb, or Lincos
ark. will contain two hundred and Fifty
rca-1nas'ng an aggregate OF 2,a'o acres
Ieae parks. located upon tie North, WeE
Id South limits Of the city. arc connectet
~ over twelve miles Of boulevard or road
ay. vnrying from lao to ian feet vile
,t,e have net reached this point in the busi
.as without strong opposition, md gcner
y from tie same class OF persons VIII
ave heretofore opposed the elevation a
& streets, the lake tunnel, the river tun
j and most Of the public improvements OF
permanent charac.ser Which have beer
..dr during the last fifteen years Tht
;, tal cost II acquiring the had for thcst
: trls ard Ioalevartls will be abont $4,000,
:. II. which will hc borne by the prnpeH,
tu,Gtet!- This cvst dots not in
a'ie tEst Ct PORTION o
nco!n Park, which has l,cen th'
ope1ty oI the city for many gears. Il
Is thai. . year the work will have reached
:ut Yu:nt VIXEN these several parks will b.
property ii the public.
Tie l.e1t Question is, how to make then
ailnl,le. Shall We allow them Il, rcmai,
their nreseut condition Of unbroke,
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, 1869-05-16

TIE Princes Aet:erniehs wardrobe Is said U
coukss Of 1eo six dreaseA, 1A morning SownA
sn xxIs;uz dreAses 50 eloaka 10 &hxw3s. laa pestl
rnata. e1 coem.saS and Other under garments,
~ ra,s Of stcckna ts6 pa!rs Of g!oveA, % pairs ot
teota sad sAnes, . belts and esshes g. brooches,
;Yra1y Of ea:z.ags, II fans sQa n pa1aaosA