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FINE Aars.

On Friday evening at the gallery OF Messrs. Leav-
itt strebeigh 4 Co., in Clinton Hall. private view
was given Of paintings which are to be sold next
Friday by the executors OF the late Emanuel Leutze,
the eminent artist. The collection comprises works
by william Hart. J. NJ. Hart McEntee, Wnittredge.
Kensett, clifford. CasiIear, Horner, Lambdn, Col
man, Irving, De Haas. Cropsey, Wier, Beard, Hays.
Huntington. Durand, Eastman Johnson. Baker.
Lang, ward, Falconer, TAFT, Terry, Bispham, Roth
ermel, Falconer, Ehringer, Brown, Guy and barley.
Together with the pictures will be sold the books.
etchings drawings, antique furniture and tho
rare and curious collection OF armor and primitive
war implements so highly priced BY Mr.. Leutze.
There were also exhibited the same evening sevc
raj exquisite water colors BY the English artist.
Mr., william l. Stone which have been so much ad-
mired at the Academy OF Design. "welcoming
Guest In the Olden Time" "a Bluebell Bank"
Maggy'' (from Dlckens) and ''Marguerite" from
FAUST.
sale Of pictures is concerned has been happily bro
ken at last BY several purchasers attracted by the
really excellent collection OF water colors at the
the American Society OF Painters in Water Colors
have recently been sold at very fair prices.
week-.Tne Orphan" 70 Joseph Harrison, Of Phila-
deiphia, for $500; and Sunshine" TO James Fisk.
' s3S ao 0 Grant and cox
ofrer admirable likenesses, and must meet with An
extensive sale.
Constant Mayors s'Maud Mulier' has been finely
acknowledgements In Germany. The chromos have
been received by Knoesiler.
Theodore Kaufrman's strikngiy original picture
ssWestward the Star uf Empire takes its Flight"
has been copied with accompanying high and mer-
tied praise. in the Wustrtrte zess1, Leipsic, 9Th
FEBRUARY, 1869.
The number OF American artists at present in
Rome ls unusually large. What with Buchanan
Reads dinner to the poet Longfellow and to the ed
tor George w. Childs, with Chius' dinner to Long
fellow and with Healey's dinner to the same poet,
to Abbe Lszt and to Goun0d American artists poets
and editors have lately mad gay time In Rome.
Among the artists now residing In the Eternal City
are Healey, Mozter, ives, Rogers, Read, Coleman.
Yewell, Tilton, Hazelton Terry, Miss H0smer, Miss
Stebbins and Church. Church's ssDamascus,n Ha-
zeiton's ssCaprn Reads life picture Of Sheri
dans Ride the canvas for which he has Just set up
IN Rosetti's studio and Rogers statue OF Presdent
Lincoln Signing the Emancipation Proclamation"
are the works talked OF In the colony or Amerl
can artists ct Rome.
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COURT cALEMDAas-THs OAr.

SUPREME C0URr-CrRoUIr.-Part 1.-Nos. 123, 2e3,
3o $685. 875 Ss5, $751; 9ol 1859, 1866 1895, 1l2l 1885,
l179 1901 96l, $780, ST. 937, 993. Part 2.-Nos 1890
IRA $780, 1885, 1890, 1892 1894 129s 1900 1902 1904
1905 1870 1914, 1915 1920 626, 600 054 1902. Part
3.N0s 657, 1907, 947, 183 202, $685. 1853, 1885, $780,
12l5 1884 1921 96s, 6 613. l249 1857 e2s 1916 1ss
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERM.-Nos. 7, 8, 9, 10,
H. IL 1a H. is, 10, ~, Is, TO- 20 81 q 2 a. 25, 90
$685. 7o1 CAS- 707, 697 675 705, AIS, $685. IT. 72s 2e
575 273. Part 2-Nos 438, log, S62 S64 S75 554 640
652. $50, 316, 500. 100. 20, 252, 528.
4 COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM-Part Mos. 465,
4ss, l72 42s 4So AGO. 47s sos 690 60 $685. SOC, $40,
Oil, 6l2. Part Mos. 15o. 22e, 926 44o, 4l3, 4i4
49S, 400, 500, sol, 500, sos, 504, 113, $685.
MARINE COURT-TRrAL TERM.-Nos. 1906, $780,
1854 1884, 1885, 1852 1714 Ill., 1885, 1854 1850 I793
17Os, 1926 1926, 1928. 1929, $780, 1881, 1892 1897
1888, 1885. 1885, 1887.
sURRoGATE's CoURT.-Nos. /, 2, 3,45,6,z.
COURT OF GENERAL SESsfOSs.-The people w.
sault and battery; George r. Soren. grand larceny;
william Jones and Francis Bradley, burglary; John
Il. DevlIn, bigamy; James T. Gafiney and John
Reilly, burglary
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAw.-Justice Hogan yes
terday required Claus Hank, Of No. 4G2 Washington
street. who had been arrested for violating the Ex-
else law, to give 500 bail TO answer.
ATTEMPTED LIFE TAKING.-A quarrel occurred yes
terday on the street, opposite No. Batavia street.
between william Bower, alias Baxter, aged eighteen
years, and Henry Butts, aged thirty. During its
progress and light that followed Baxter drew
revolver and discharged It at his antagonists. who
escaped unhurt. The rufian was arrested by oficer
Creveling Of the Fourth precinct
A WOMEN's BATrLE.-A desperate fight occurred
on the 2sd OF February at No. $40 Water street be-
tween Margaret O'Brien and Elizabeth McCabe, in
which O'Brien was badly cut about the head. Yes
terday she was SO i'll from the effects OF the beating
that she was taken to Bellevue Hospital and her as
sailant arrested and held to await the result Of her
injuries.
Music HATH CHARMS, &c-MIchael McKeever was
arrested on Saturday night by ocer Musgrove OF the
Fourth precinct the charge Of stealing valuable
violin from Dennis O'Brien, living at No. So New
Chambers street. on or about the 25th day Of August
0Bren, made oath before Justice sic Hog Hogan % that she
saw the accused take the violin and carry 1t away
McKeever was committed to the Tombs for trial be-
fore the Court OF Sessions.
SERIOUS ALTERcArIoN IN DOWNING STREET,
Last evening, about six O'Clock, Redmond Condor
and Patrick Ryan, residing at No. 16 Downing street.
trivial matter which rtpened into serious
quarrel Condor realizing that in the heat
ed argument he was being badly worsted,
as he quickly caught hold Of q budgeon and
beat his opponent about the head In q serious man.
ner cutting and pruisng it fearfully. This stopped
their debate rather ef1ectually, and summarily
checked C0nd0n's liberty, as the alarm was in
stanty gwen Of the assault and the desperate fellow
arrested and taken to the Twenty-eghth precinct
station house. Ryan was conveyed to Bellevue Hos
pital without delay.
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LoNeEvIry.--rhere resides on Hardin pike, twelve
miles from the city, Mrs. Dinah vies, widow lady
vigorous and nealthy, and is. though almost In
credible to relate, still able 70 ride horseback aud
attend 70 her personal wants Sho has been mar
ried three times, has over 400 descendants living
and has been widow for twenty three years. She
has one tgranddaughter, three years
yers, who Il In her nnetieth year. Each one OF her
husbands served In the Revolutionary war for which
she draws pensions. This n q remarkable case. and
the facts were narrated 10 US by one VINO has known
her FOR lengthy period. d.-Nashvtiie ffesnj Untofl
Feb. ~.
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FRANCE.

Death Of tho President or the French Senate.
PARIS, Feb. ~, 1869.
N. Raymond-Theodore Troplone--President OF
tho Senate, died yesterday. aged sixytwo years.
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The steamship Ocean Queen will sail from this
port on Monday for Aspinwa.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific viii close at halfpast ten O'Clock in the
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
win be ready at hslf-past nine in the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing. SIX cents.
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SPAIN.

The Spanish Nlinistcr to England Ordered 10
Washington.
LONDON, February 49, 1899.
report n current that the present Spanish Minis
ter 10 England has received instructions from
Madrid to proceed to washington TO settle any dn1-
Guilty which may arise In consequence Of the Cuban
insurrcctiOn.
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crTY uTuLIGEHsE.

THD wnArHnR YnrsRDAY.-The following record
WIN snow the changes in the tsmpersturs for the
past twenty-four hours q indicated BY the thermo-
meter 9 Hrdnuts pharmacy. HRALD Building
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FRANKFORT BouRss FRANKFORT, Feb, 2s.-
United states bonds nrmer and higher. Five |
Twenties s6k for the Issue Of 1so2
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Revolt In BarccIona.

MADRID, February u.s. 1902
An instruction was attempted last week in Bar
celona but II was quickly suppressed. About forty
persons connected with the conspiracy have been
arrested. The city Il now perfectly tranquil.
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Du Barryss Delicious Revnleuta Food Cures
Dyspepsia Constipation Darrhns and all Ssonachic, Ner
Liver complaints. Copies of 700pgt grstia
DU BARRY q CO.. 163 william street, New York, q
cheuista. Tins, h.. al 25 &C.
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Brokaw Brothers, Great Clothing Empori-
Gents and boys Wholesale and retail opposite Cooper
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SHOE TRADE FlMAssACHusErrs.--The shoe trade
continues to be greatly excited, the orders exceed
ins the ability OF the manufacturers TO supply. The
rapldly; but for hand work there h quite Q den-
cie1cy. sin ce the 1st Of January more shoes navc
BEN shipped from Boston than ever before In the
the 2bh inst Il 1d7, ,Ts2 against o6,1f2 In 1883. The
nesrest 10 this was In 1889, when there were two
thris a. many cascA snipped. or LII -Neoburv,
post Herald ke0. n,
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Established In 1SO0.-The Metropolifan job
Printing Establishment. 81 Nassau street
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Electricity for the Cure OF Acute and
Chronic Diseases applied by DR. CHAMkERLfN, No
West Fourteenth street.
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Look for the

Look for the
THE ms
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
WEDNESDAY MARCH 3.
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Barker, Human Hair Mcrchnuf.-Wirs,
Bands Cus Chignons Braidsthe best and cheapest the
word.-622 Broadway.
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Cristad0r0,s Uurivalied Hair Dye.-sOId and
applied No. Asor House. Mandatory o. MAIDEN
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For Black Worms, Grubs and Pimsplrs an
The face use PERRY'S COMEDoEE AND PfMPLR
REMEDY prepared only by Dr. h. c. PERRY ~ Bono
street. New York Sold By all druggists.
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InuuGuraficn Postroned-Of Goid-snith.s
new writing College, Booh's Budiag cornsr of sisSh ave
nue. and Twentythrd street. See Instruction.
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Cutlery OF Every Description, Wholesale and
retail, At J. CURLEY BROS, 1s2 Nassau street,
Br%km ms
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BafcheIor,s Hair Dyc.-The Best In tbo
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable nsanaas
ous FACTORY 10 Bond street.
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Dlissisquoi Spring Watsr-Oniy Kpsvr
yamedy for all kidEaTa sxkd
drussss Depot, sSs Broadway. NJ.
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A BRIDAL Tour ON HANDsLEp.-An enterpris.
Green Bay. and wishing to keep up with the GUS
tons OF the day, and as he b0asted not OF large
dsl trip on his own hook and accordingly fitted
UT haDdsed. and placed thereon his fair bride and
his "w0rldly go0ds,n and started on the excursion.
He first went 70 Menasha, then crossed the lake to
Stsckbridge, made voyage to Chiffon and thence
ba,k to Stockbridge again, drawing ms fair burden
ana bad with y commendable spirit OF energy and
perseverance, living upon what they could "pick
unu and lodging where best they could. When last
heard from they had started for Minnesota, where
thsy propose to settle on homestead. We sincerely
ho0e they will reach their destination In safety, and
thst their ''brtdai tripn may prove happy and
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Fer First Glass Printing OF Every DescrfS-
ton 90 10 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment ~
Haasn
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Many Eminent Phy.Iciaus Presnribe
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
~ tonic, invisorator and nutrent
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INAUGURATION CARTOON,
THE ms

=. T1z OUTS,
WEDNESDAY. MAEGH 8
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RcvsI Havana ottsry.-Prszeo Paid In (sold
furnished Tho h6hssa rses patd FOR Doboons
a.d al kindso OF Gold And Silver. -
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Neafness, Economy and Despatch Cssabi@ed
the of orders JoD Print r Estab
. hu1enL "a Nassau street.
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wiss Teupes. and Oruamsnsai Hair.-Bess
Sssly HAr DIs and Hair Dysas ~ sslsrA = BAIuHs.
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The Kanszs Cerner-oy Nassau street,
Fulton. The Metropolitan Job Prssias Kasabsnmsa
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PausphIets, Law Reports, 6xc., Executed
with nsAiness Quckncss and spach vsniyJ per cent
cheaper than al any other prng csAt smet In tho city
Ai the METROPOLITAN JoB PRIN uN0 ESTABLISH
MENT. ~ Nassau street
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Sold By Druys.s rsc Rage, II Powdsrs o. Packages
HALL RUCKEL. sis Greenwich ssrsss. Now York.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

The Pacific Mall steamship Alaska, Captain Gray,
arrived st this port yesterday, from Aspinwal Feb
ruasy %, with elOAooo In specie.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Ocean queen will sail from this
port on Monday for AspinwalI.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at haif-past ten O'Clock in the
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
win be ready at half-past nine in the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing. SIX cents.
Brolesw Drothers' Great Clothing Empori-
um Gents and boys wholesale and retail opposite Cooper
ihs'"us-
Barker, Human Hair rIcrchnnf.-wirs,
Bands cu chgnons Braidsshe best and cheapest the
BafcheIor,s Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world The only gerec. dye harmless reAbe insian'aas
~ ISxUauRAnos, CARTOON.
AM THE OUTS.
IN yH5rFs5sy TIE EyESIsg s,TaA TEhEeasAa 4
. .srs e HzsEF % . ss:
Cristadoro's UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-soId and
applied At No Assor House. Mandatory o MAIDEN Ano
DIN Barry's Delicious RevaIenta Food Cures
Dyspepsia Constipation Diahos and All ssonachic, Ser-
NOV aS Lvsr M %.%p cps street ef S.r
chsns; che Tins. iS., 81 Is, &c. ' - w. ''' :
E.sabiished In 1soo.-The nIetropolifan job
Printing Essablishment. 81 Nassau street.
Chronic Diseases applied By DR. cHAaBERLTS. saf
Fer First C...: Printing aa os Eysry Dsscs
ne sIs sss: ss. .. rEssys eSsTPosE ssS Hrisrr:
.l.s sssERr n. any y
new wr.as cosse Booshs sadisg, eorssr ot sisn avs
and Tweniyahird street See insssuctian.
iSSuousATIoS ATT ,ss CARTOON.
IN THE EVENING. TEnEasAs.s' - o'iS'
WEDNESDAY, MAtGH
Sfisrisquoi Spring watsr-Ouly Kpswr
s,ass 'sF 6spo sSs K the sdss
Many Enrsps %s1ts fss;!sisSs sss rY1Rscs RRss-asbs
tonic invisoraior and nntrent
The ssseas!on orders EsifsrsIaa Jos Print ss
> hmsnL UNasssu street
Pamphlets, Law Reports, Sxc., Rxccufsd
with Quckncss and asps.ch twenty Jvc cent
4 he ssTsofoLiiSS net sos fsiS aiSa ssTABLisn
Purify the Skin
by removing ali taIn from bool This be Effected
s sS sm SS p wsss IL
principle circulation be that rhich causes scrofua salt
rheun scad head white swelling ordinary cutsnsous
erupon beneficial effect WI be The same The sulphur
pungcn and unhes ~ sscretions Of the body
ssssous form they THROWN Oh from the By
shs ncrssssd vigo impaired 70 tho circulation BY tonic
action f the iron The which causes the q
terror dscha ssd through ths
su.icie rseains is natural col or and smooshnSss
Sold By Drpgssa r.e kass, II Powdsss a. Packages.
"r'Ei HALL RUCKEL. sis Greenwich ssrss, Nsw York.
Royal Havana I lsotfsry.-Prizea Paid In Gold
ssd al kndso Of 0od and Silver. -
TAYLOR CO., Bsnksrs, 10 wan street, NY
The Fanezs Cerner-0y Nassau street,
Fultsn The Metropolitan Job Prpng Kaiablshms3
wiss, Teupess and Oruamsnsai Hsir.-Bess
Saay hAn pIs aud hAlr Dysns. " selsrA - nAIuus.
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Purify the skin
with absolute certalcL By shen course q sIAFFORps
principle IN the be that which scrofus salt
rheum scAd head, white swcng ordinary cutsneous
ertions the beneficial vii be the The sulphur
pungcnt and unhes ~ sscretous Of the body
ssseous form Oh from the By
sbe incrssssd veor impaired circulation BY tonic
action Of the The Did matter which ex
cuticle reeaIns iis natural col or and smooshnSsa
, 1869-10-27
PEainst the Court nouRe Ring IL made by The
people fot the good Of the people.

rgainst the. Court nouse Ring IL made By The
people sot the good o. sse people.
followed. IN an esrneet effective 4peecn, settinr
fortn the that hsd csuscd thus reform nio1c
nfnt Ate1pR his Republican friends ca1ul1 10 con.
,s.t .iaS1 re- m IT TINT 70 msre pasty issue va m
~ opportunity 70 act solely with rcIetcucc TO
tnetf tntssettst and cosreft the enueeA which nad
erept mso The Party, IN city and county, from The
desPone control Of tho party tuachiuetJ BY notne
hAlt dozen seltconst,tuted lcale1s, WIN would
coutin1e to bc yeGJ sztsut Republicans, aud great
hiicklcrs for regular noninAilaos only 10 long ~
thef conld control the party for their own inter
o,s. Ms ballard psid special attention to tne tat
Barnacle IN the Circuit Cttks once, who bad
srowr, FROM his eo4cunty Of ahoaf Iesr aRo
the Library heu Contention, and, u - the
csae of HI. ithau, dictate the nomination
Of deie:s.ea to he conssstaorss con1s9soo sa @o;
pledge htuPelt not 70 interfere win tae ices 400
ptrQutsltes Of hts ot5oc. THIS political upstan
ctissass I'll iicset sho ~ p:esed 10 srs 70 It .ass
the fee system shall he Wholly abolished aud the
saIsry system ndopsel, and, thus II one blow. DC
hersatisr 10 ~ male aates md run any e1ea. pa1:i
for the role bercnt OF half dozen political S1t-
locks in the city Of CntcAgu
u. O. MILLER, ESQ,
mace s ksropR aud telling sPereh, and received
hearty astenlou- lie t~elt manly urop 1hn iarn
thai, 10 the selection Of town snd county ot1cets,
s:oIal question:, ahoula be everywhere seles.ed
a. IncaDs Of securing the best pu.st,e nd11tuls,
tr7tson r a1l ioca government at tho lowest cost
TO lhe Taxpayers. He characterized the cOntes1
IN onr nhist ns nt1uSxte t,ctMern She tax-paterl
nnd tue lax Consumerr, aud be had no fears that
the Jenric throughout the county fully under
ott cd their tnlereSts, AID would hare o0urtEe 10
naintaln tbeu+
TIE AEEr1Ed
was SUCCESS, aud thoashtfu! men Of both par
res arc n.slos here AID else2nere In support O
The Refet ., Novfmert JCs1IEE.
EANl1l: G1uf, Oct ad-
, 1869-10-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

AKETjNCS CALLEn.
Tin Hdtd-A meeting OF The members OF
the Third Ward Reform Club Will he he'll thts
rtsn'pR. ut TIE Lopse Of r. AAener. No 6i6 Siass
stItet- GOOD speakers will be .n Attendance. All
tic vcstrs n tie wA1a, IN fAvas Of the Reform
not tlrus, arc invited 10 participate
Fotuth Hard-A mass meeting will be held TO-.
nos1oN evening MT Peter Spsnk's, On Cottage
Grove aTsaue, near Twenty Nth street.
Stxp tfdrd-Tae1e Will be nAsA meeting 10.
moiroN evening At the Corner Of Archer avenue
ann Purple street.
Esrrt7fhs Rard-Thfa evening there will be
n,ass nccttoR At Wotth's, corner Of Carroll ma
iialr1ea ttFcets. ~. ....
E!neehM Wart--To-nozrow evening there will
be Rfnni mass mee.lhX al AURORA Turner ua1l
sixteenth Hard-AaAs meeting o-noero Y eFen-
itc .. Phillip Coont, No. ~ Iurlhut street On
Friday cyeL1rG, 1t James Clements, tOrneF OF
CbbEulnc ami North aSenuea. On Saturday
ey. nsnx At Roche, corner Of uorihut street and
NcI1h xvcnne.
S,T,n,r1nth wo,d-Masa meeuox at Jacob
RotA'a, No. 2Ss Meth ave1ue, thu evening.
ttnett<nth WaEd-C1ttzens favorable 10 the l'eo.
pies movement Ire requested 10 meet the WaG.l
committee at NA> All North Clark street, at
O'S.ock this evening.
INrUKTAAr NOTICE
CITIZENS CEArA4L CAMPAIGN C0NHITTEE,t
HEApurAATKHs No Ia6 Washington Street +
Presidents. Vice rrestiepta, Secretaries, and
men bers Of the Executive CuMnl1tteea OF the Cit.
xeEa' Committees OF the several wAs.ls arc re.
gutsled 20 meet 1t these headquarters this dal
tNedn4dal, 9Th lnstl. at ; O'Clock p. nj !, npon
bussness of The utUloat Importance. Ry orllct ol
The comnts'ce- J. L. FAkQruAR, Secretary.
, 1869-10-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS,
BASE BAIL.

GBMlHIIGKIITA
IN Moncay afternoon. Al o'clock, q game Of
psse psu came Oh II between the students Of tho
Congregational Seminary and thaae OF tho Presn7-
teEtan- 7oe game was plsyed near the grounds Of
tue latter, and wa warmly contested BY both paf-
ties, II va tEuy muscular theology e. nouscu-
lar Theology. md resnted tn the defeat OF the Cal-
whistle nine fron the Presbyterian school, Aaca
interest Wa manifested b. the several boy1 s,and
Ing By. Hho chetred when anI mssseFlY movement
wa Made. Dlyets covered Carriages were seeu
rowing around, when belonged to tndiv,dnaa note1
to- selt!Ig toagn bsei atess, grocefest etc. ser.
eIai capital hita Wets nade, not Win the has hGt
With The tongue. Balls Wete throHn 10 awtfnl thst
II mapy - two Pcrsoak were seen IyinS on Their
oacts n The name tue. At arst II WIS Intended
cold It wns enueiuded 10 SIRE the fingers OF tue
acsreTs and omit thlt part OF the game.
Tie following Il the result Of tho game:
, 1869-10-27
EURIHESa HQTICEH,

Hc Rcnutigu1.-ll you dchlrG beauty
Jul should usclIxxsns Magnolia Balm.
II gtyes 4 soEs, rehoe.l satin tko 1e1sare 10 the
cnrpeAIon, trmoscs ro1Vtucse, reducfa. hluicnea,
euutfVEn, tan, ETC.. aud adds tlhRe OF peAtay
bloom to the ptataest features. 1t bnng4 the
bloom OF youth 10 the fading Cheek ant1 Changes
the rustic country Gtr! INTO fashionaole CITY
bei}s.
s..ctrt OF beauty. Nm lady need complain OF htl
complexion who will inreat . cents IN This de-
Lypp9 Eains4ron IL the hea1 hAir assss!nS.
, 1869-10-27
DESERTED.


sIrH Margaret Worm, OF 14onto2, EnRian.i, ca,oe
tnto tue Central Police Station yesterday after
noon, And desired - see tue "taPaiu General.
On t.elug introduced 10 the superintendent, she
inquired the reason why she ha'l not received
se.tey stun her h1aboud, after watching The Post
Once lor month. The Superintendent replied
TINT such information was beyond hts province,
md, after further inquiry, she told the following
story: She related that Ehc was 1nafrle+l
in London, England to mau named
Wpsta-ahd miserable worm be Is
4L4 Thai niter many hapry years ot
cuqpntinf felicity, he cMtRyard to Can At1a, leaS>
inr her 1t hone. lie promised TO return OF eend
tor her eoou, Ue took up his quarters IN Canada,
aud there fen In With another woman, 10 whose
caresses he Eoon forgot bis loving wife Id the
mother coan'sI:. ArA Worm heard Of ms con.
ahores. Arrived 10 Torpnto, abe learned thnt
Worm ha1 adopt4<l The lame Of pfpna. aud
started y 1tr weeks tetose tor ChEaSo,
Thus ahe came to this city. From here
thc e1ote him letter, md eAth tAy hAs
watched II the Post t,rflce Ia expectation thas
be would call for 1t, but 20 far net vigilance hsa
proved un1val.tn0. She etated that Abe bad beeu
tho mother OF three children, al Of Hho1 nte
dead; ard thAt, deseFted By her huthsud, there
Vas nothing rrinG that cared for her except
little yellow dog. xho followed lovingly 1t nes
hetlq. IeRt1dluE her hushaHfS cnnducf, sac
only remarked, *ith tears 10 Ter eJck, "llt hs1
forgotten btfnsett, tut he1! co.re lack 10 Ue, II
Jan wtli helm me- addressing the Superintendent.
The hitter prnn.sed to DO AL In bis power. Worm.
u1ins y1own, Is . cafpertet.
, 1869-10-27

rrsnalin streoA Po1 Il southwest eerner d Datsro
A.tsta 1-Haaudad notth bv lhte.sa s.suae .onth
hy Erie .tT~t. eAst hT North ntafe street west ~
fsn1 1tn Ttrr1s Pols = r. NORTH Wcl!l stFecs.
VsNYs6 fNouuded cotlt b. Chicago svcnnr. sonth
hy onl, s1Test esat by Like Msedxsa wosi ~ ofth
AhSasn lvtEs1e N~ ~~N ~'AA
~ asa ABounded nns1b BY Ohio rsrpe<. ,sutn by
stste stlett Polls u leaE q Nc. 81 Gnais 9sfee
, 1869-10-27

r-rrrtn. Oct. sa--Ine new Na.o9ic naI IN
..t1.t s.,s tS1t ~. oedlcasei With M8soulc cerc-
!. nTSes us n:te1noon+ Non. RcnaId f4ox, Gtani
Ass,ei d loe ss.,e. os;as sEsaa e. = as
fn.ntrs;- - arIcfrd u 1sons par1sei ioHstns-