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!, The 18th Inst. Timothy Q. AllYas Of tss

ALbYS-suddeny on Tuesday the 18th Inst Tns.hy Ayf a
city. sged 40 yeaTs.
The viii Hartford Conn. for intermeu
PONDA-0n THURSDAY I4h FOra Ps. Rocfsad o..
Judge Theodore Fonda. formerly Of New York CnJ.
GOUGH-A Eehvle T. 10th lssh, SanA Cough. sess
John H. Cough, iu the I'D year Of her
HUMPHRYS-ou Sunday sept Of disease Richard q
Humphreys, aged 90
JUDsoN-0n Tuesday Oct TO- Amos JndsOu the e4h rear
bis
The relatives and snds Of the family Invited aeni the fassr
THURSDAY. at oSsck n. iyn h late Tcleses. No xf
POgers- ST., Brookyu. r. ID.
MILDBBBRGERAt Tarrytewu sunda Oct H. Nancy vfs
John Aildsberger. IN the 10th 81 her
Funeral late residence wednd day Oct 90 al get
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 eod 1arsg.s
At the depot Tsryowb The arvL Of The 1919
O'Clock motuing train Thirehst. lladsou River Railroad
PHILLIPS-At Sag HabOT Oct n Louis Chase CIV r. snf
J. r. Phllips aged mouths and 10 days
The the family respectfully invited n si
from residence Of oheie N Hoopef lei kfefsse
ST. Brooklyn on Wednesday saerneon Of oclock
VAN LEw-Oct re- Bo0m6ed JehH Van Lev d. d.. Pastor Re
formed Church Readngteu J., Ia the 7ld Of his
Church
O'Clock waiting Nerh Branch Depze
Of $50 a m. train from Hew-YOrk
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FACT IN LIFE INSURANCE.

February 81, 1866. a mau in moderate circpm-
stances insured his life for 1900 by an INDICTMENT Poy
in the Berkshire Life Insurance Company OF Pitsneiu
Mass The insurance effected 1.-THE Branch once OF
the Company al Broadway, cor. Chambers" Ne"-iorA
payments TO be made quarterly.
Owing 10 misfortune In business. he has been uhape 10
,nota any navment 10 the Company since May a. 1861
lint under The NonForfeiture Law or lhe otato ~ ~
Massachusetts. he stH remains insured lW s'oV th
nnrU LIe POhep) until August 49, 1872 ana II hIs uuatn
sbo1ld occur during this terml2 pears dd Iee
the Company oiH pay 5000 TO tho family iess onD o
overdue payments ana Interest," "niOn may w N ~ W
time OF his decease. --.-,-... - ..o..
This Company has had suecessrH erper,enee on nov.
,5 siobIe, vsar and history furnishes abundant
sdense of the fact that extends Equv TO az vs. men
bes and thereby continues the insurance 10 the m'
of the father from misfortune, may bo unable To oon
time the payment or premiums
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ACCIDENTS ON THE ERIE RAILWAY.

Several accidents are reported as having oc-
Cured the Erie Railway yesterday and Monday
which attended with considerable loss TO tho Com
psny. but which resulted fortunately in TO serious In
juries TO the employees passengers. At 10 % yeser
day. The engine and four OF Easternbound stock
train thrown into tho Hackensack River Oy the
breaking down Of portion OF the bridge The cars were
loaded with cattle, large number o! wlioh Wo.e
drowned. force OF men sent from Jersey Ciy ~
clear away and to repair the track and To raise the cars
and the engine The accident did not interrupt travel as
the main track was not damaged On Monday. Engine
No. rs ran into freight tIia at RidgcwOOd, r. y.
smashing two cars. Tho accident occurred by inc
stupidity o. oagman. who sent forward around the
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.


MUTUAL VS. ATLANTIC-vICToET FOR THE NEW
WORKERS. - F''->7
1t was a raw day yesterday, one on which
not many care 10 experience the cold, damp wind in
attention to business much less to witness ball game
in an unsheltcred fold yet there upward Of 1000
people who paid their ey and took their chance OF
chills and fcvers and aches TO tho return game
between the Mntuals and Atantics at tho Union
Grounds This meeting had been deferred for obvious
reasons from time but finding at length that the
game arranged for yesterday. Each club
felt Itself at least the equal OF the other, and
I'm public assured itself Of good aud manly game from
tbe etnR That this assurance was borne out glance
an tho se1n4 vii! show. Upon taking tho field 10 was
fonnd }a The BroOklynltes had won the toss IL was
very cold snd from tuc appearance OF their hands ths
general eKpressiOn SO far the Auanucs we're con
cerned the fret and second innings play gave sanction
10 this opinion, but once tins point trtu ie EuG e
OF the most Interesting o the whole year Inc
Mutuals were given little fortune at the sendon but
they dearly earned everything afterward when the tru
inning closed. and the was 10 o. fOrthe Atancs
there were many fnces wearing blue look and AZ tho
close OF the sixth when 10 stood 10 90 o. the anxiety az 10
the result ceased and the wOnderment was would they
make run AZ af opened the play In the seventh
inning and reached fret base Just as ma the bal-t was
uos-lbe little after it-but he was told 10 hold on Ihls
little bit OF cheer sent them on and before the inning
closed they made 10 the only time they MT acc'
ratey and successiyelythe seventh inning. Inc ned-
ing Of The Muual- been equaed Ia any previous
game by them; IL Is doubtful II they VIII ever be able 10
said FOR the Aantcs but all things considered they
could have done worse. From the opening TO the close
there was but mspay on the side or the new
Workers. and had that particular one ht would nave
saved the IN the eighth inning Every pail hted
by the Aantics was taken save one and that
was hit away beyond the Holder. Inc score, Wlch lO
lows Ia so full that makes unnecessary description In
detail Of the game here The columns OF figures snow
outs runs bases times assisted, ana how many Tunes
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john NEAL, Maine.
NATHANIEL N. WHITE. n. ii
ARMENIA 3. WHITE, n. III.
WILLIAM I. SAVAGE, n. II,
JAMES HUTCHINSON, Jr., VI
&. W. WILLARD, Vt.
VIM. LLOYD GARRISON, Mass
LYDIA MARIA CHILD, Mass.
DAVID LEI CHILD, Mass.
GEORGE +. H0AR, Mass.
JULIA WARD HOWE, Mass.
GILBERT HAVEN, Mass.
e. NJ. SEVERANCE, Mass.
j. FREEMAN CLARKE, Mass.
ABBY KELLY FOSTER. Mass
STEPHEN =. FQsTER. Mass
FRANK B. SASBoRs, Mass.
pgERR a. HASAFORD, Mass
ELIzABHTH u. CHASE, IL. J.
I. w. HIGOINsON, Il. |.
ROWLAND G.. HAZARD. Z. ]
ii. NJ. ROGERS, Conn.
SETH ROGERS, Conn.
MARIANNE STANTON. Conn.
GEORGE VIM. CURTIS, n. I
LYDIA MOTT, n. y.
HENRY W. BERCHER, ". Y.
FRANCES ID. GAGE, n. Y.
SAMUEL j. MAY, n. Y.
CELIA BURLEIGH, n. Y.
wa. III. BURLEIGH, n. y.
AARON 81. POWELL, N. \.
ANNA &. FIELD, n. \.
GERRIr SMITH, n. y.
i. .. BUNKER, N. Y.
Lucy STONE, New-Jereey.
HENRY b. BLACKWELL, n. J
JoHS GAGE, Eew-Jersey.
PORTIA GAGE. New Jersey.
A. BROWN BLACKWELL, NJ
A. j. DAVIS, Hew-Jersey.
MARY 4. DAVIS, New-Jersel
MARY GREW. Pennsylvania
Tnos. GARRETT, Delaware.
FIELDER ISRAEL, Delaware
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CANAL CONVENTION.

The Citizens Association of this city made
nnu,-v last Summer into the condition OF the State
canals and discovered such state OF affairs as seemed
IN them 70 warrant invitations to the Chamber OF Com
erce and the Produce Exchange 20 appoint committees
10 confer with committee OF tho Association upo .
svhect ~ canal reform The invitations were accepted
snd The Joint committee. OF which B. wallace rs Sna
man met some time since and resolved TO invite ,
Ia ghout the State and delegates mot moro IMAM
~ from any ono body from all boards ana associauohs
tbrourh the State Interested In tho manAgenont a
~ New York on the 10Th day OF October 1907 ana col
fer "a 20 n general organization In the sao Ior inc
,ss of insttutiug reform In the management OF lne
cenas In accordance with this programme tno Ho.ls
n.nal reform met yesterday IN private zessVs ~ we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
DARING ROBBERIEs AT FULTON FERRY-WH
APE THE POLICL1

DARING ROBBERIES AT FULTON FERRA-MHEkE
ARE THE POLICEl
To the Edftor Of The Tribune
SIR: On Saturday night last some thieves
boarded lying alongside the pier adjoining Full
ton Ferry and after collecting quantity OF wearing sp
pare were about TO decamp, when they were interrupted
by tho timely appearance on deck OF one Of the crew.
who had been aroused by tile noise. The thieves effected
their escape. On Sunday morning following between III
and 49, while numbers OF individuals passing along
southst an old man. William Carleton, residing at No
40 Bro0me-st., garroted and robbed by two we'll
dressed young men, on the same pier. The thieves
threatened To throw the old man into the river u ne
otrei gny resistance made any cutlery After TAXING
from their victim everything OF value he possessed tue
rogues made off In the direction Of Fulton Ferry On
Monday. at about o. m Mr.. A A. Aoer2ai coini' d
merchant OF No a EXchange.pace, was hustled bhu
robbed OF gold watch valued at $500. while passing
through Fulton Market his way to the Terry "he'e
are the police ~
NeI- York. Get. 10, 1869.
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The Hon. Moses Macdonald died in Saco,
Maine on Monday in his 55th year lie was an aSuEe
leader of the Democracy IN Maine In isil he vac elect
ed state Treasurer and he represented the lst Dsc1
i'm the XXXIst and the &XXIId Congress.
The Good Samaritans and Ladies OF Samaria
met IN the Allen-st NJ. T. Church Yesterday. Inc AT
tendance was large. Among the distinguished persons
seated on the platform the Hon George IL HICKS or
PhlladeIpha The National Grand Sire Henry Russell,
National Grand Secretary; Mr. Porter Grand Ghlei OF
The Colored Grand Lodge OF New YORK state Joun D.
Graham, Past Grand Chief Charles iA,osr, highi Mor
huf Deputy Grand Chief of ork state tedtor on
M ProgressJ aud the Rev. George Lansing Taylor Mr.
Taylor and Mr.. Hicks addressed the meeting, when
moved 10 he one of interest 70 those present. and
TO the order generally
The annual reception and exhibition OF the
NevYor Chapter OF the American Institute or Aren't
ects took place last evening at the new rooms OF the
ociation No Broadway. The architectural library
OF tho city OF New York. under the auspices OF TIE
Cbanter WAS formally opened lt comprises large
nuier OF valuable works architecture, and II IL the
aim OF Chapter TO procure the best works on hs SUP
ecf Addresses were made by Mr. Wright, architect of
ibe National Academy who also read the report OF the
Committee on Library and Publications, by Mr. Russell
Sturges h who spoke OF the poverty OF artists aud the
NECESSITY of union among hem Mr. Isaac Green flcr
son the amateur architect; the Rev o. IL. Frothinghn
aud Others collation. was provided at the close OF inc
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III. NJ. TRACY CUTLER, Ohio.
! A. j. BOYER, Ohio.
| MARY V. LoNGLEY, Ohio.
III. j. BRLLvILLB, Ohio.
| MIRIAM NJ. COLE. ONO.
Is. BOLTON. Ohio.
! AMANDA WAY, Indiana.
IGEO. W. JULIAN, Ind.
LAURA GmDHGs JULIAN,
Indiana.
LIZZIE NJ. BOYNToN, Ind.
MARY A. LIvRRM0RE, Ill.
IC. II. WAITE, III.
IMYRA BRADwHLL, Ill.
JAS. =. BRADwEJL, n.
lSHARoS TYNpAgE, Ill.
.. =. WESTON. Ill.
iROBERr CoLLYER, I'll.
JOSEPH HAVEN, Ill.
MOSES Corr TYLER, Mich.
iJAMEs A. j. STONE, Mich.
MRS. l.. III. SI0NE. Mich.
I LILY PECKHAM. Wis.
AUGUSTA j. CHAPLIN. Wis.
AMELIA BJOOMER, la.
CHARLES ROBINSON, Kan.
MRS. G.. I. II. NICHOLS, Kan.
JOHN EKIs. ID. d., Kan.
~. T.. Roof. Kan.
Mira. s. Il. STEARss, MINI.
Mrs. ". Il. HAZARD, Mo.
Isaac II. sTURGEoN, Mo.
Mrs. BEVERLY ALLAN, MO.
JAMES +. YBATmAE. Mo.
MARY T.. BERDY, Mo.
~. &. ORRICK, Mo.
Mrs. GEO. ID. HALL, No.
iGUY w. WINES, Tennessee.
lC. J.WooDBURY, Tennessee.
MARY A. LYNCH. Louisiana.
ELIz'H G. WRIGHT, Texas.
GRACE GREENWOOD, ID. Z.
IA. X. Stafford, Arizona.
ID. A. BREWSTER, California.
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RuRG1ARIEs AT cENTERvILI.E. NY

A gang of burglars made descent upon
the village OF Centervie, n. T., on Monday night The
hotel Of John Cox was entered and ransacked but only
81 % In CURRENCY taken The next place visi ted was
TIE large grocery store OF Bernard Waters
ard from the manner in which draw
ers, boxes, and papers were scattered over the
ground It, 1t ia supposed that part or the gang re-
naned outside while the rest accomplished the Work
inside Two pocKetbooks containing valuable papers
TAKEN and SIS in money and quantity OF tobacco
and cpars while everything portable was thrown around
IN hr greatest disorder Mr. Waters had only that day
the i'm his sleepng apartment No arrests have yet
been made.
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TENNESSEE.

TIE FIRST VOTE FOR sENAToR-No CHOICE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. ia vote for o..
B. Senator was taken the Legislature to-day, resulting
rs follows:
IN the senate-Johnson, IL Etheridge Prton, 81 r.
wing l.
In the House-Johnson. 80 Etherdge q Fletcher Il
Priton 8; N g. Brown, 2 Emery. 4; Wilton Brown, 2;
Nelson 1 ; total for johnson, 43 Etheridge, 20.
It is believed that johnson cannot poll more than ~
votes and that he will be eventually defeated.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE CALI.
GENUINE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

A GENUINE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The undersigned, being convinced of the ne
cessity OF an American Woman Suffrage Association,
which shall embody the deliberate action of the State
organizations, and shall carry with 1t their united
weight do hereby respectfully invite such organizations
to be represented Delegate Convention to be held at
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. "a and rs, A. d. 1869.
The proposed basis Of this Convention is as follows
The Delegates appointed by existing State organizations
shall be admitted provided their number does not ex'
ceed in each case that OF the Congressional delegation
of the State Should 1t fall short of that number, addi'
toua delegates may be admitted from local organlza-
tOns, from organization whatever provided the
applicants be actual residents Of the States they claim to
But no votes shall be counted 10 the COnVen
ton except OF those actually admitted as delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

DOMESTIC MARKETS All -
DErHorr Oct l9-PlOgr .'ssdy At Is ,Ss 70 90
rnrh.sg,d oats l6c Harley trm AZ ~ per oHs all.
sSwKLRAs l9Cotton Is lower At 1s ioi ia 49,. a,
81 bales; receipts, 36l6 bales exports =" Al As $50
49,, Flour ossI
a. as or supersns EI,ra and Double hn o ~. RI
~, ~ d,i and sweri pnBs az Fort oreI' nee -
Hseoo easier g al S9lc for sheuesr, ~ "a ia Msi,ssss
Ssb,,. Loy.hssd, Of nsW CeRtntagal ,o1 LsiS
% of nv ssre received and sold o. 81 P Sns, ~
nsh,SSsd Gold 1884 STERLING III h'''i''a "t1 AiesAose
s9 peg H "t val sesd eeurd and elessd tu
a. 80 nlSdhpss 24ia ReetiP,s 10 hAiss etpefN ~ hslei
sales Wv osa fs-ihs mahes yerY .eys anA
AusU 49,. srser bat aaO2bg hghs sales Of $40 eaisA
c. oI isTbsrs Sts reed dsnaAa Tor CetiSn and
rketc lose @f''- '~''et
s.es $50 bales Aiddine sStc AZ o.A . r.h. 49,. Az.
lsie Rseeiptz lsIt bales sIpSfts-e0AaStas, ise
balea n. a,,,,t. a. T.ensntiae steady hut
i.st ss. ale hon drmsf ct ei 609 - 70 Nfaae laf'
.s lead, - Tar unchanged Cotton hnnsf Aaddas tSr
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-ocr 10
~ a,m.na los Csle Neek btk snd AL e1rres
.As 20 ssa dassssl o. bsa " sssd Caste ssA kye
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A EUISNNCE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR Having frequent occasion to cross the
upper Twenty thrdst and Pavonia ferry from jersey
City about o'clock In the morning. have been annoy
hv rho nresenca of soyenly women with babies, which
they generally the practice OF dressing shortly
after the boats have left the dock. D. +. REYNOLDS
Hudson Gin, N j., Oct. T.
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curve when accident took place TO signal the engineer
He gave the signal and tbs engineer drove his
train as a great speed around the curve. At Ramapo
Station on Tuesday last, four aud Engine No 2O3
were thrown from the track by the dpacemcnt OF rail-
gang Of wormen repairing the track ana did not
signal approaching train In tine 70 prevent the acct
dent There person injured and travel was not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
CRICKET.

The game which was begun on Monday De-
tween the st. George aud Newfork CLUBS closed yes'or
dav The frat DAYS play resulted OF 1ls TO o.
bo best figures for st. George Yesterday the scores
Serest George 81 EewYork o. or totals OF 1862 to 10
IN favor OF " the DragOn'Slayers."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

u 10 Be- Y n osi prime ct from TO sa and ehee 9h a hss
TO Sc D. shephn market sso seuse. $50 osef Pfs
well sustained. sales u Effected a. FROM a 70 &c y
NJ condition HoghsFe has been change es
MARKET The demand vas brisk and 40 head sold o. hon
o S4 Is Y 100 n. foe ed nSga CsssThe demand Tor
Cows better and dvane3 80 bead sed 80
SO perh for SPrHger sad from go ss Zoe and cali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

xxx. Niagara, Orleans, and Genesee CounueS'
GEORGE BOWEN r. M ScheelS, 1872 Rep MAJ ;.,-,
xxx. wyoming Livingston, aud ALesany CouhueSI'
JAMES WoOD; A,79s Rep. maj 49,
XXI Gre County,. LoRENzo l.. LEWIS A"e' =
Nichols; .52l Dem. maj. .t.., A,
eXXXII (Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Countess: Al
LEN d. SCOTT Jonah 4. BtoH 200 Dem piu over Alleh'
Rep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

rooms Of the Citizens Association No sis Broadway
The delegates appointed by President 8. 8. Guthrie OF
tho Buffalo Board OF Trade the Hon. ID. B. Kenneth
the Hon. j. T. Hatch, John YOught, Hiram Niles, ana
(t.aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

cAnBRIDdk CATTLE hARKKr-oot. ~
Cattle-6eceiuts hsd
fst quality at ,SlzOR3i second qualify Sil2f2. third qusyf
ss9SiO 50 Sheer aHd Lambsksesipt t03 bsad "a
supply aOd e good qua prices have de8i ss.
OF Extra at 50 E0S+ 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
FsliiimI Toiitn.
Republican Mass Meeiins

AT COOPER INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY Ev'd, OCT. 20, 3 O'CLOCK.
ADDRESSES BY
GOV. HAwLEY or CONNECTICUT.
MAJ..GEN. JOHN l.. SWIFT
HON. EDWARDS PIERREPoNr.
HON. TuOs. FITCH OF NEVADA.
HON. f.. DELAFIEID SMITH.
HON. FREEMAN j. FITHIAN.
HON. STEWART l.. WooDFOHD.
GEN. JOHN CoCHRANE,
HON. II. l.. ANDREWS,
MAJ. UAGGEHTY.
IS. EyRrY uxIos VOTER ATTEND.
ISAAC J. otrEs Ca o.u4
Aiu1. ". KsscH. Scs'v. -
-The Hen. Edward PierrrpsaG ~ii spesa al CeesT
An npoIia mce,ins OF the NinsJesath Mssa S,i'
p siees a. Ms'sa. i,.r i SUD 81 nss IlirdTs
A,ss@ BASssfr See IONS roIsi. rr..la.l
Gov. i.aylsy az c eanec.i'Si
WBDNkSDAi hNhNlNG. ocs -
nited Repablican NOMINATION.
Asssm Nktth pkirgt
RICHARD M Lush
Non. ~. DciaGrid -,Bith
4 Cooper EfGtrs
WEDNi SDAf EVENING oce ~
Hen stswars l.. weodisrd
wils q Cooper lftSe
WEDNESDAY EVENING. tch :.
loo. kuf rus n. Andrews
sussk "A the Goeusf lasIiclt "a
WkbsKsDAI KsENiSG ost ~
sisn. Ial,s CseAraDe
in sr~sk A. Ire CsefsT issItne o.
WEDNESDAY, KyksiSe Oe. ~
Hen. Thsusas ftlsb Of N-yaas
slll a Cooper ibstfu1
WEDSKkpAY RvKSINo. Oee1n
NaisP fis&Ecrty
WIS p-saa - irNtltste
suwRSkbNDAY kvESlhG 0st -
-IT.,en R-pabIicaa Issscrai Csswsisstes hAiVHA'~
ttVN "f''N''' - - IDfiN ". OLIVIA !
a. X HkRkLpns (N's~~~
DAxL sRxsDAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

WuLIAMsPORT, Pa, Oct. l9.-Ihe great Ma
tIonai Horse Fair nj Herdck Park opened In this city
foday under favorable auspices The weather was cool
and 6racng and the track IN good condition. Inc race
for tho 81 900 purse In when 10 horses entereu MIS- '
utshed and was postponed until tomorrow. The sec
ond race for purse IN which seven horses en-
tered was by the H. NJ Henrietta IN threo stEaBnI
heats. Time, 9.3J, 93it, and 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

Mr.. Hermann announces that on account of
continued sickness he has been obliged to bring his
teftaIaments to a close. lie will return to Europe next
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
TIE TILRF.

THE NASHVILLE BLOOD-HORsE ASSOCIATION
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct l9.-Ihere were two
races to-day over the Blood Horse Associations course
The first was for stake for thrceyear ODDS that have
never been public prior 20 August, 1862, mile heats
CO... entrance nurse sa5 Eleven horses entered,
six of which started. The race was won by PatersOns
Vandal: Tme-l5Ol 1850, l5l The second race was ior
a purse az 500 A two mile dash for all ages. The race
was won by BabcOcks Humboldt, 3years old, beating
Richard aud Kgours Kitty Free, sec0nd COnlsks nc.
tory third. Iauderdecks Jackson. fourth Rcharde =
Bctty Bay aith; aud Frauklius Meteor, sixth Time
33l The attendance large and the sport deeply H.
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SgniaI Nstit,s.

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Phaion's "vitnIin - Or. salvRrio" for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO CRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL 9otoe
PHALoNs "vITALTA" differs utterly from ell til. "dJ,." "a
or.n" and rsOrsrs" % In acts total, cis.rsn ps-
epe Il Impd fragrant, AID perfectly pr,opaiss
muddy aeculsBt natter requires shaking up and
linen No pepa necessary
turbid appearance simple that sOtbd
purposes TOls, Chemistry.
For sale by all drusgist~ PHALoS SON, SsgYsrL.
Chamber Of Commerce.
Special meeting the Chamber Of Commerce viii he h On WkD
NgsDAY NEXT 20 at OeleE appOui tr'.se
represent the Chamber Inauguration Of the sUEz CANAL the
i7,h prorimo By order GEORGE WILSON. sserssr
Agents Wanted.
EMPIRE
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co...
OFFICE 100 BROADWAY
TIE COupsny gveu uagsrs%
ised history ofInsurapee
1000 POLICIES.
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So. OOo. 900.
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the public Favorable terms p be made with Solicitor.
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