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, 1869-11-23
PGilEE AE1 FIRE DEPARTMENTS.
llnLlsffy of the City for Burprd Aunfne.--
Hu'c+ tat SIR t;n%rznn,rn, Of tle
Fire Department.

Tic Boa1d Of Police and Fire Commissioners
held q regular NEE ing yesterday afternoon. Tncrc
were Fses-n. COMMISSIONER Bsown, In the cna4r,
aud Commissioners Ellsworth, James, and G1utl
The Dinu'es ol 1he previous mectiog ~erc read
Tpc thalIs Ct tho board were rendered 10 on
ccs SelieIscatnltt. for e1tlnguiahing sn1A!l IRE
The Corporauou Council being asked whether
The city was liable for Two awntnHs set On 1rc by
feaI1s from IN engine, when gosuK to Dire, re-
Flied that II the cy dd not tsse al possible pre
for siamasc caused. lie wAute1 further in!or1na-
non IN ne case before deciding The aass,;oa-
MI. ~ @< fosrnnt.t Of IN ESq.t csaa.i~ !. II,
.Aif'g. Ere 1t.:trtnt s"ess ata Ess.'' aa1 Ert.o
u; :, ~ !.a.a- 5, .s.n i, rtss.s dc da.ies
:: 8; f. 81 sass e
Hoard 1t r.lke. attached ,eneh company. WIN u III
& teSs 9
.:,,a i a.. 4 { A. a. a. a a..s;a ss
e n I'll, 1e<u,, n.s I'D
dutit+. bile tret snipxt. and Te1nnr fr,p atta
r
l'ess 10 1he to .nh @ shsy .sr sssaehsa and
90 &c ii:
rs1.ae. !. The !. sol., Inember.-
ssi h re f. ey r. e
Nishtn theie ais1siet hish they t.il 70 sstcnd
nthtIr engine he hut shey desired to do when
they tna hAstnR t!st ed to DO = they anss be IN
{ 1hc rev ,tc.u hsc easscc. y .,nn1aase aaa 19I.
51us tth Of sixteenth sfEtet, ext<p II case q e1
trru nese.tlss, whefe thr stuainjts 81 The dspa5
aisfrr ehal. t sirrn by the Fir Msr.ha. Asstant
FIe Msha wh,n shey must as.erd tho ase- where7es
lee1ted-
tttal in f4re 1t mi. eainct r1t be tuEmAriiy d%
eh4Ytrd .o7, the eesyier n the dcaatr1ent hy thr
raan RI raiie ut0t 1cl!lh1e inform 1t.u heipG far
ni,htd rad tstd n sle nns,tntt. q saeh pcssott l
On motion, the an0vc we're ADOPTED
Nj; Chares X. EandcrcooS va, put on the list OF
| applicants Tor atcktt
| David Soonan re~1ened As u member OF the po-
| ltce fo1ce- Ii.s reclamation was accepted
| tu9sc.r Ichu Iloisbef OF the Second rTcctuct,
was ct AIRED wtf apsrnce from dute Ftthouf per
Msfs!on, Win sttsohedterce Of orders, and tntoxl'
| cst.cr. lie w. dtsfharaesl from the forct.
| The President, Secretary. and superintendent
| were arpotnted committee to revise sne police
rn.eA.
| Thc bna,,S tbf II adtoufceL
, 1869-11-23

Ac,y1lls Hayward, and othe9A TRe meeting wAz
oEasntzed oJ calling 1eaRs Thompson to tho cna.r.
ieass fssSpsso fssass ~ o. = t..,s ne es..i D.
snem .oeesher. :, ne EXPRESSED sos
aSSa ss. discuss shs subject bsfefs .neR sss
each woulA s're his vle~s without Restraint on
the tczloQs coudltton OF our political Atsir1, and
see Maetnet honest men Of ootn parties ooald not
u the wort nf redsectnE tho balot-eoI and tne
election fraocrise rom Tho PERI In which they
e. nressd ,uss essa 20 & stsss f.
hood Anef his remark in open and free diacus.ion
PtI7., DsEil, Rnapc, Wright Bng9s oa.ro@:
net who reic observation-disclosures TO rreaser
or te4s extent The feellng that pesvAaed the
neeiog ~ earnest and decided. Il HIs saou&ns at
thzt the time had cone wbeA 1t raS clearly tna
doty Of honest men, Of NhEeyH political cou-
rlex1on, TO combine and 10 do souethlna- shat-
ever their combined wisdom might tnink best
s1sfs non the low eoni!.,on lnto
which they had degerented Nj. Drain.
ard detailed bis politteI expenencea and ~
He felt that something ought 70 b done, 10 "a
Judge Fox, Dr. nnro, Dr. WFgat, III. Coomha
sSa 9.ssf' xSo u tas s.or,
which the saue feelings were act lona. snd some
important suggestions were made as 70 VIA:
oukn. 80 DOM osSn ~ xa,sa
The Chairman Of this meeting Ehou1d be
a eHe1o Cestrman. be appointed 70 dEnft reao.
lut1ops to dete]op a de1n!.e plan Of acton. and
TO report II q future neetpg. The members OF
.htr committee. in bu,i,tinn 10 Jud2e Thompson.
cortltt Of the following Grniltmtn: George L
Fox, George Il. Fisher, Dr. #. b aqri, ". j.
CeoInbs, B0s7 eli C. Bra!na1d, aud Melville uaJ-
Kn1d. .-...
Tic following preamble and Fesoluttons ~erc
then offered and unsbimout}J adopted:
"THEhgAs, 1t hss hcen mthe apparent 70 the
public thxs our District Attorney, S. D. Morris.
has taken very prA:eeEort1 acton IL feEotina out
the 1Eautis that were 10 openly and dssranaJ pr
petrated 1t our late electtou; be II, therefore,
"htsotstd. That wc, the tt:izeca OF BfooSlJn.
here assembled wittout distinction Of party. ap-
prove Of The courze at Judge MoErts, that. ne
neItss the support Of all Kood citizens IN this na-
Ter; and we reausst him. IA behalf Of the Eosef-
egn peep.e, to ferret ont snd to prosecute the
guilty pafuts, utul ali against whom gait can be
clearly established are punished u their great
Crtnle deserves"
Meantime few OF the Supervisors nre putttng
al. the pEesfnre they can Upon thcir associates 70
compel rs ItlE Z cnlvhsa rs can now be expected
with muttIa.ct aud falssned rctutne.
, 1869-11-23
THE ELECTION FRAUDS.

The People OF Kings Comfy Eccl
Deeply xEFonRcd-Thcy arc OrEnu-
izing for AcaiOn-Mor ConccAstous
by thc County CnnSASscrs-A Eigi.
lnncc Committee noosed.
Fo.4 ths Ne.r T.rk Nn<s, Nor. ~
nation Of the detrauded electors OF Kings County
knoxs no dlr.nutton, bat lnsteat Of cooling do*n
into Indifference, u evesy d8y gathering fury for
stotn The conversation w y nanas snd @ pE1sass n
and &hsre,eu expressions Of Dissatisfaction
and ai.pu*t, y fast mou'dlrg itstli mo
Committee ID noo'ed and discussed Nth :
freedom vhlca ta.rF iose1pret4 the rltsernas Of
fnat nave been committed In Tue Counting or
"laDpiDg aad dumping of the bailoss on the
night Of elec1lap, and the ctaAuren made s1hde-
turns, % or o.aes members Of tae Denoaasic Isaz.
The perpetrators Of these frauds haze RouEnk
70 anreate the Public wrs!n ny nesSrs So, eo3'
eesstops, "a In the case Of tee Fote fot Wal
ter Ter Sheriff, but this u oaly Es1nG fresh prom
lie Of the Possibility OF worse rraaas IN the future
II these lax a1e patsed over lightly. Citizens,
thelr opersuons tnto greas przcsical EJsseu. AID
dc Academy Of Music, Montague street, for tae
purpose OF considering snat steps shall b sakeno
10 rte1eut traute II elections u the tutufe and
20 xree 10 the people Of klnss County acd
- 70 tss1 r be e ass
been subscribed 10 Pay III The e1penses nseesaas
to ca1YY out this object. a.
4 raovem.nt u also on foot ID the Eatte1n De
1rict On Tb2pksatr!uR Dag. number Of Eeotle
men OF both political parties assembled u tns test
derce OF Me. n. J. CoaunG, No = south Tent
street. 10 consider tho present Rspecs ol potucA
arsirs, especially tho complications Soo dsagsH
ih.t arpear 70 be involved Ia aneh setioas aad n
S1ans efecnou frauds n hAte been pe1peszased re
Gently IN thta city.
Eqme ui1J or stxtf gentlemen Were totlsed, LINN
Of whom needed the mutation and we're ptssens
Anonr The purobe1 were suck gentlemen - II
I following: Captain Nathaniel Bn5Ft GGolE
hosTen G MEnsrd, captasn u. b ostrons. !
| n, Bcar1, Joseph F. knRop, IT.. |xuae 4
| Hzd1ey, John 4. T13ios. A. h naaey, " ~!
lam Wright caxtsss achnEtS4 1tneasay req.
, 1869-11-23
the ARRDW DISASTER.
Letter from the 1ccpe OF tho yyrrek-RtIorti
Mnuc By 1hn%c on shore to save
the Crew.

The folio wing communication from Jacob Con-
rad, Of GroEs' Polni, who eared twenty eight
persoCs fTom drowning at the tImc Of the Lliy
Ectu asastrc, tn 1sa9, u IN clatton to certaiu
statsncnta mate ia the EeeHiny Journal about the
wreck OF the schooner Arrow. 1t Will be found
Interesting reau,pG:
IL The EIiior # rhe chitasa Tribune;
The Efsn1ne Iuntnat Of soas CITY has tastnnatet
that te.idchts pear he lake shore hetHecu Eva-s-
ton and Winttka are IN the hahi Of building urge
Tres on The thnrr. stormy nights 80 10 de-
cetvc veasels AID cause them to be wrecked; thas
the vcsseIs gong to psecsl In Justice 10 he per
Rona 20 oatrsReous!y saGdesed au,l icsatted, naDy
Of whom dit Al ID their powet to sars toe ere ot
he ttateEenta Of Tho .jea,aat as lies.
aev s91 % rive .na' 3o IN Ill., ~ ~ ;s,. f.,
covered by Nick Smith lie went to the telegraph
once to sesld q despatch TO Chicago, bat nnd:ng
went 10 the store, y soon - became as4so tasi
there WIS a wreck. and slgnailei the crew 10
throE out ZONE bosrds, recused oy ropes for a
ralt. About 10 O'Clock IN the mornicg tue lug
got into The boat, but before ther had psoeee::.!
lar towazd tie vessel. she cspszed and Vas wash.
GO Tas OF eus
Of ~ then tonk tho Ar7oEs yawl md hsuled Il up
the shore about mile. James Camera another
man, Ard m{se!t got IN her aed s,as.ea for tes
her me boat cspstzed. We sos ashore, when \
man ehot hall, attached 70 which *ss caalk
line, on hosld The Ar1uWt hoping inst heaYy
line might be Rot On board subsequently Aad all
hands be saved hs Il We found taat wosld cot
work. / then took email sztH aad tied q rope
a1uoud my waist. but when shout TWO tnirls Of
the ulsfance my boat MAS awsmped. Another rag
then cane Or WITH 1sw! boat Five Rot IN her
End got the whole crer Of the Arrow on boar1 She
Va, capAIze1 by large ware rolirR her over. 4
nzn PANIED Doe, who fesIaes IN W.lno:, Put \
rope sround his waist, ~eus ont to her and took
on one man who was banging 10 nef. He VIA
t3ken to John SnithB houte utar the shore, and
lay al night del!s7ops~ Al night We hct ares on
on the shore, so ~ to encourage teose on the
Gaasies Mcdonald. Michael pershaH, aad two q
sailor, who mad not on board the Arrow when ne
ya1kroat c1ps!1ed. Dan AAhonev, Mat Smith,
Philip Beu1eafts, Alexander DcEsnayl, md .
great paby Others, rendered assts:anee. II We
6ad had good, .tou1 ufe:hoat, IN MI probability
rot Que bpId txrt been drowned Tue govern.
rent ougb: to placo one at CONC point between
Erauatoa and Nlnesk1. Respectfully,
tACo0 CoSRAD.
WNE1KA, Nor. ~ 1869.
, 1869-11-23

n. G. 4 VIII be delivered on ThurdaY eYentn4
next, n the lecture room Of the saAoc1stion, By
The Rey. Dr.. Fowler, Of tue Wtoa=h Avenue
Asfhodtt Eps.cop1i GhHteh. E9b3Et:, Th4
Gcmlrn Woman" Dr. .FoXIeI8 fepu AN4o. .Aa 4
citbr thinker and eloquent speaker. NJ vel! as rho
importance Of tho subject. should command
1arsc sudienee,
TIE LECTURE or Ne. r. SCOTT. the old Secte-
t11y Of xhe Board Of Fo1lce. has been pbafpoRod
mill this eyentnE. The Eubtect w,1l BE- rssumst
Of his tsvta and viii give history OF Callforn,a
HE and tho 1lvet mines Of Nevada, It viii Be d.
ilyetod af hce JAcksonh Hall. corner OF Rsn-
dolph Aod Jefferson streets. Proe Of admission,
GftJ cens&,
TnE LApIHs Of The West indiana strrel 4etnp.
dist Episcopal Church g1ve an oyster supper tnla
Eh'nR, u 1h1t church. Tor the purpose oE 11isinx
fu. da 20 fuTnIah tho lecture room OF their new
Church. ~ ara invited 70 attend.
THK GRADUATES pr AAaKBsr coILIax, IA this
city and vicinity. srt r,,icsessed 70 meet at me
fremont Qouse, P4r7or No. 1, nj X O'Clock this
evaosnV, 70 arrange 1or the reuOion On next ThnIs
day evening.
TIE DAKS Of I. Il. Brown, No 1es Peoria street.
Was robbed Of harness. &c, 70 the value OF $A99.
on Sunday night The house Of A. Whitney, No,
163 Warren avenue, was robbed nf clothlag to the
vAl1e Of 97A
TnK UNITED STATES Government, has granted
Collector Nolan permission to purchase three
metallic boats for use at the plIt,
, 1869-11-23

Three Armed Hhd Desperate CFchtD&
Attack a ls:1tiroau Tru1n-A hoy
Shot.
From Tie Lou;srilk Cnt.rifr, i:ar. %.
fonER AuercA lur>t7 out IN keDtuES5 about ~
otter as ahy oapcs portion Of this tEs'!Ee cs,n-
treEt and he Ia beard from quite frequently Eufer
extraordinary clreunsa: ces Yesterday three
Frankfort bc5s, hose uaMrs h9.e been gwen a.
~ TnLnas Efittetdon. Geo. Walker, and Eddie
GEaut, set out from thAt place vita a shotgun,
best on the destruction Of any oeasts Of The netd
beast. Of x.ttlng rast On aoe htruf, t.ey nnAlly
hFrrEht up Mt pntnt some'h1nG oVes ml!e
irpm FrslNou aud directly on the railroad.
Here tney held toE. of enuucll ot Kar, rue 70.
suit ct which ans isttsfu:na'loa oa the part OF
the ho,es, Of the three thst be won1 gre rent 70
his feelrRB aEd attack Cnntafn Tom Gfeeo
should come along. rrnR mo II FROM Ie1snhos-
lrE btsh, anh. In rate The passengers should bt
bufIi.len'IS terrified, toardhg the cass aud com.
ptlltrg ever body 10 suFr+ nder ~ discretion.
Ills con pn1lpns demonstrated WIZ htM mt he
wa4 not to be f3iga'ened ont OF his mIrderous
de.'Gps by ADsthtgE sheT cousl say acd as
scon a. the dtstaLt ra1b'e ol tue approach
ing train broke on the a1r,- all three scar-
peIcd into The buahts. Nrre the !rcosr:r1ole
ycunx ecspecraec !esel:et his piece IN the o.
rect.oc Of the sa'!Eeas tzact. ana waited for
1ocer1ot,re - came Oh vi the heat Of The c.A1-
:er'pE tram, seemed shnut TO ltap tn|o t1e very
bushes tha' CoEce"led the yuafhiu party. but the
at, e ~ q cas see
charge Of tllot rnrneh IN between couple .:
ccscnCs, anh welt Into tee head OF lstse Bobae
Sfste. ". 7. SamNels. Tor Hoob!t was standing on
The platform. quite lnftfercn: tn tho "Soetce to
rassereers," ant n.se dreaming Of the h!rd-shos
boy lid 1t,t rfnye ,erton.. The tsain went On,
and snnn the aurnnrttl~% Of Frankfort were attei
| the 'eull,y Par.1cs." When the "gu'lfy parties
autlc,a,en, hat were turaeL over to thelr Parenta
| to be duty epauked.
, 1869-11-23
eDR0hER's lh0uEsTS.


James oDounen u marr,cd msn 81 years Of age,
fell from "s,cop " nj No sos kntkakee avcnue,
On Sunday night, md broke his neck. deceased
was 1saally strady. aoocE uau. but on this occs-
Sion Va, slightly urde1 tht tnnrenco OF ltqueE.
Al the inquest over the luy 1T The Cottage tsFuFc
Police starleD, 1estrlday, Irs O'Nict at whose
nopEc 1ue accident happened, ssatrd thst bet 1ern
y and ! o.e;oek M heard sone one At The
the tai!tnp ot ooc9: 1icr haAnauh went
to tho door. but t0u!d discover 10 one In the
morning, however, the holy was found at tee
door, Nth the hcAi dtpb'el uodet the bscssl- 4
broken neck WAS the sausa Of deatt. Drccaset1
was 4 blacksmith emrloye.f ~ tae machine shop
OF The ullro!s Centrai Kailru3d, lie cane to the
houte, DO doubt, fer the purpose of cal.lnR upon
= fe1lDT-Eofkmhn Who bearded Ihefa. Deceased
leaves wife and 1auttFs WIG Tes!de on hsnkakec
ayeIue.
Cororer CIeares yesterday held an inquest oyer
the body OF Miss Ilsnnah colin, ,. years Of agr,
who died at tho residence ot her sister. No. IS
North Lasa,le htree1 very suddenly, on SundsJ
evening, sac Wxa I servant ru the employ o.
gentleman rAtpcd Winston. Her sister sta:es that
she came 10 the houee on visit, and coElp,atue1
OF pain 10 the br.s>s. Sac seemed 70 experience
grvat trouble II breathing. Dr, Morgan vas sent
for, but befotc hiS nFrItal the JonE1 WoEnIn eX-
plrrd- Il IL the opD1on q: the physician that she
i,ed Of htsst 1sease, and tnc jury returned yer
tict eccoriippiy.
, 1869-11-23
PERSONAL.
Prominent Arrivals Mt thr HrtRHs. shcru an
Trcknnntt and 81. JanCs.

BRI0a3 HOUSE,
Among the arrivals a: the Briggs House, ycstcr-
da., were the fvstowtng: Hon. A. shaw.
New Orleans: General John F. Smith,
Freeport; Hon J. s Waterman, 1ulnols;
Juage {. A. Eldrthge, Wisconsin: c. o. Ogden
ana family, SsD FraEc'tcu: .'sptnn u. T. West,
St. Paul; u. I. Ltahy, New YORK; Satng Coaer,
st Louis; Charlea II. Ne5er. See Ynfk: F.. r.
liaxeIton, Caitfurria: F. Reed, lsa.foH; g. T.
Moody and family, Nil ~autec; !. ". caa1a, In
dtanApol5; j. Z. Munger St PauL
FREMONT H3CSE
Amorg the sr7ltals al tie fremont House, yes.
trrday, were the following: a. ". Hosxo1h,
Ncr t,sstars: tiou- 1ohn Dim, Boston. IL G..
Cleveland, Cleveland. On,; F. l.. Fisk, Sew York !,
s. VI. Nhspp!c, North Auan1+. Mass; II. l. Sail
want, at:aHotth, IL; f. Z. H0w1o,n. IoHn;
Geo, Il. S1llh and T. l. Palrer, Kansas CHS,
SHERMAN unCsE.
Se6teItay, we're the following: Lieutenant t;ny-
crnuf NJ. ~. Wnitien sud vile, In~a; C. ". lie
tl1ft, Iowa. T. E Woodbridge, VERMONT: sam.
Bnx1ea, Jr, SnrtrG"ed. MASK: SIR Aioe-t Cr'ss-
Try, lialIsx, Eog'ars; SIR Albert Sre-r. 10udv9,
England; ]. ". A sanford, New Orleans; Sen.
a;or ]. s ua1rts, Louisiana
ST JAMES TnTEf.
AEcrg fhe arrivals at tie ST. .IaE:cs uotca yos-
tcrday wete the following: MlE4 Lyr1ia Tnnl p
son md troupe; A. kEttze, Omaha; General f.
l. IlerEey, Bangor, Me-: $. II, FORBES, MIwsrkca:
". J. Walker. H. beefwltn, hul II. 81 Tat 7. View
Yorf Junee j. Dan. ltb lac. Ill; A. J. Tutptf,
Eostnu: J, 4, Uptlc. HTatfpff
, 1869-11-23
AMuStMs skrs.


80 y. -
be, ard, although the leap from tue opera to the
b.ordes Ii terrific one 10 make, NC have no DIS
nos,,tou TO 1usEe up a xrf face as we swallow ,ne
eose. The vefy 'alRe ana.saee ~ascn sreetsd shs
haa .rsaps Ia. sseni1s "a. evident
49, .on,n.raI 80 ,.nsr,, hax,,d.~ro.n, ~
auo eohque!en' sEu . Fele!A oe"uoelueut Of
sss esns
mcsalze we're not 1.ola Thompson and P.a,tnc
nAa 'us s.,, "A esa s3s nAcA
CftroE4 which we're c. rtainl5 Tosse 10 take than
ttsse 10 - uueh sasar o. The PHI tast 1t GOES goes
doMh qpte cololortAo5. ... ...
lt~onl1 Ic ~ ueeltrs 70 TT TO c1re anV con-
nected icta OF p:o. 10 ih's oaraEfTo. as u give
tne eonIoIeal tas.s O. an lIish steq. y ts
ioubueo On tne GA hfaolsH N,euts etofs. anu YET
d.erse: iFoca It 10 svet! nat, ot creation o.
foLfse. shs1e u DO fesponehl.ify attached 10 any
crsiac''r. and we Hust Tot be SURPRISED 70 tsd
atIone ttancing ths cso-can one nl,uutc, or
viii e,p!ic, PuOr, jeErs snd local hi,s ses ID IL
fa'h:t baEog Ib!mts me music e Of the opera
trT,ns's ~ e. ~ i tas sooas Of ne
tlsng eobCA There IL aapc1rR OF all k1nus
ALTO. from simple ,R or hreakdoWn. ~ The case
Ien agtahly aood. e.peclal!y tna Snip Scene and
&he uismcnn Vale, Of Alssta: md. for q msr5ei
edMarssa, @ 9e the opes. House st.Re tae, Eotted
wast thsfe II Ct ,tNmncn f,cner n far: fhnn sn1
fIGCpe has Fct ttvcn us-A feature which made
the -nstn.st. Al ts+t, c.I,ce,al;s in inc calor, ar
< i!tus-,tcafn ytry hr1lnent au6 f.sr,na.,nr
TIC hionces Who usde theft nnncarance Ia
esertne ~rre t~ven "a ru1nSer-iTdia Thn,nn.
liz ue, FaEnJ cie1mort, Ellen LaWia M Iata Mi.s
ts.1 9tnef ~se .e ne, ha1as
ard, therefore, looked qnue. uncomfortable. il
Jxtstr II is ancrb-T pccu1sr,tr r1st tney ali
ha>r the eooren,:os11 golden hair, although no =
mitch Ct It u ,Ec.E owil, AID how uuea foreign
Et,rtst. .nt!r ha.1.arcsses. are better ga allied
canre zen, xhich .ods inmentels to the cdtc1
OF the orslcsque They are thoroughly up IN
sts.e Aad pef.ect ea4e OF p5rfeuce 80 that the
ec1:oa runs tcrv smooth, and without elfY,s rI
~n!ss
- 49, ~ h ~ " S1ts ~ r. % tae eEl.1A w
Tfs,,on. ~ sn1,, s ~ hihs ,M5 ann ath
A. nI In ~ r.ss .i,hanoh rrna;esisV WstsS.rT :.
be- sn,ss1sr. sns u s,tapiy Irrei,stSie. sne Il
N.tchtne,s in exettthIn,, IL fhe term ~h,sn hssi
Stsrr,ess 49, ~. 1s-ha,n.- t.Irsn~ -. s,,se ~
etpy,nv' or tosSs.s,o n e.o,t,sur1st sne x n
-, ,sr+ ~ ~ - ens u ~ ~
hcf nshE.uo ~ 1ne SaTsi or, Of thr ier.aa7 n,
70 psi;sae III Inst il e,onens .he hoasc do n n
nj oFte& PAIL: + Maiknaur lis Tho oea7ty of the
though she bnx 1crr l- r I,ear 81 t,,1;a.on t}on ~
Her To'ce il \ na.re1lous,y sweet. no5,e ana Ttcs
OR, Of GO. uaatb guallty. 1ts ffrshress X dsii
ciour. II haa L1ta1nS OF ..tae vocal velrct
rnen AT ltens'a ..ant Mhlss 70 do'd1 rpon
.: inc res:er 70 ne on.r ' IL 9es ness nsT
noxev.E oily caases ooe rssrcs that :ae saos
o. sa;n: stTn sose c1 !, a, na.a IT,
Saish a ,sea i I ~ - orc % iTsa nx sissi: ssssp: wi
rh3ttai trafne- Ihcy MG a.! ca.
u nsrsthef. anu "a ~ -.sr,1r sast esnns
, 1869-11-23
BILLIARDS.

- CARHET 1*ELfE-HALL FE1T.
Fearful 1*kt Pltfn C4fne eHould receive the
credit 10 which hts extraordinary skill a; billiards
really entities him, Hili<s' Spirit seriously 4uea-
lions whether he has ever executed the lauons
Iwelee-bAl1, arudud.lne table feat 50 well Euo~n
Lere Anl which has attracted great Id ulf1.top in
New Orleans, Cxr.ueA present pssce Of fesdence.
The Spirit ls aEate that CaIrue has acnieFol The
teat With eight balls but thinks that ~
he can dtlrc twelve bAifs about the ooafd without
slip or break, he certainly de~erEe< to stand
whfre he doea-at tre hcsd of a1c!-thos nlaJtss
With the cue-~ Carma hAA not onlT driven the
Give rails, but has frequently ute-1 sixteen tno
performed the feat successfully Cafne has also
been doing "hl9 thinrs" At thtee-baH KAme s,nce
Its aseociatlun With Nj. L&coune ii the
prupne;orshIp Of the St Cnarles billiard
room IN Sew otieans- On the occasion OF his
Gtts exhibition, he averaged ic 30 points. A
In game oQlcA, Thus caruea seore1, u u:
Total, ,so-a1eraae, -. 4 thru Ea1ne, Of ~
romtt he won IN i,as tnntoSs1s. - = q; Iae
n
, 1869-11-23
The CIT IL Brief

Tue CORNER OF Pine and Michigan streets. ID
the North DlEtsloc. WaA The Eceue OF = serious
anrsy n 9 o'c.ock latt evening, between Fred.
caek Miller And Charles Williams, TWO IAbarcr8,
returning horce from thtlr ~ork. Ihe cause Of
The diftculsy u not known, but 4 mark
0l The tcarit IN the shlpa Of IN uR,y
Ard even dAnTefou3 Eaah On nta
forehead Nliler will CART TO his dy,ng dar. No
utadnet weapon tesn ~ otdinefy dinneE pail xst
IN i c1ucM condition, d his rosldence, No. 10
OhtaTto street, whIthcr ha wss rcnored BY tue
police na u receiv1rg tho Attaatson ~ PaysosAn.
EIttlsms w1s talen Into at1oss, aud Was lodged IN
tho Huron Bueat 8tAaoa- .....
Tn Nxxr Lxc1qn1 Ia tah free co11sa q Ia Z,
, 1869-11-23

Meeting OF the passengers Of the Pullman
Fa!ace Car traIp. Al meeting Of ihb passengers
Of tho special Pullman Palace CN uaip, held on
Saturday night, November -, 1853, wh.1e crossing
the Sierra Nevada Mountains from Omaha to San
Franciscn, The 1o!oxtuS resolutions were uuAni-
znously adopted and s1Eued By the passengers:
Ee,nlrrt hat rrxsrd the spteial Palu.sn Palace
Car train, tsawc+n ssn frarr3sea Ana UraAAA- ~
making whAt would othcfwrc b wrAryGe. not AZ
e1hstttre Journey. feuufne re1su1e c1r1lrfou. snd
ASTdlpx many ct Tic totf11ts Il hete 10 the
Rssl-r That fu Al cxrt:iercr IN railsoAd ttaret
lIue have neTtT hef,sr met with eGc ~
tnncs sId A.rt ticn has heen shown to e hy tic
ae p.t AID fraflatrstf the Fuittras Car Company.
R-salsr That The Ile.e3 PAxee Car has Id led ucsty
hAs that nt 6s.t etsAs bete ta sAs
h<.oIr-xL That rrez:a The whole Pullman 4.ttht
sr1in wtth ii seertnF .crcH,ed nt and faei3t:1e
fer tfe comfort and enjoy eIt d The
eueerse 70 thoee to M found On af ethtf EaAd u hi
United NtatesL
Aterrd BY
it, u. MsI.del G,reruot ct ssersdA:
! Charles II ca,h Howard. SAr ErArtiteos
! Mr. u. IT, hl4tslclt. EAtetn- NtrAdAi
NilfAta Mcklt, Damffsrs. Slttsand:
| Nft. MaIk HtrfhuA Eiuo. New fctks
1 j. II, K.unn aetr SAu fr1nc1teo:
/ Mfx @ 4. McDe1fAls, San f:aleikeos
| Robert 3nodS71ss. Gts1saE. SenLAnd; AID othesk
l
, 1869-11-23

Governor McDouNnl1 IN Winner
Quaftcrs Mt Feubinn.
rFtora the St. PnI F4ess Nor. 80.
nar 1atest adytees from Red River arc ~ 10 taa
9Th ittL. and reprc4eus the ntustion OF fnata
incre IS puchxpSed. Lieutenant Gotefnot Ac-
Dousau, however, had Fceon.defed h!s fe.o!qa naoe
to esnd nts family and the ladies Of hiS parry osSk
10 cansJs, and, With truo BEsii.a spnnk.
bad dttcsmiued TO 50 INTO Etntes q9asseSs1 ~
II Pemh,ns, and thete awat INC sIsI ;n.9,,e. ~.
uopa non Ott11a- These facts arr der1yed frem
= memenre. sent By Governor McnougaA % e
him to ket up housekeeping. ue Anticipates fe-
ncuorA.y movement IN the " "settlemsnt- sFAaM y
The present tnsurxert denonst1aaon, and ta1t l..
the .poiteJ which he destres % tnsoRdfz9e. no
N1u b xhla to d3sskN tas sastllltg q tsa Nso1'
EeutA
, 1869-11-23
YESTERDAYS FIRES.


The planning Mill and furniture rnanuiac:orJ Of
Metz i Knrrene, No. - Ualn st1ret. w1s totally
des.so,c-i ~ E.f, at :i+o ot:tock last tScnlus.
When the nEc wa. dt-cnG-rcl, Al a,arn wa seut
from Bo1 M. 1a4 The l1rc DEPARTMENT was
prompt IN Frarondtog to the call, int the e1or' :
Of The nrcsnea ere Of little nvA,i. T1e structure
sst.A u ~as rst taly insured H. toaOEt: S1atet
fl,oov. Rernhic. IS NJ: i oo"inEton, et.oao, a:d
defective boiler.
Tire aAatsn ~ O'Clock yesterAsr AFTERNOON,
from box No. Il, was cAused hy an 1nc,p.cnt tire
IN tEo-atoEy frame, No e6l TARA avenue
| owred by c. l. Jense. and pccupled by Ask
MtliLken. narsEr. $50
An alarm from Box j, at rni.nisht, vas ca7fed
! b. Inc turning OF q prA mssssesa, on tue unne1
1oor Of No. es6 Fast Madison street occurled o,
I Michael NcMnnon. Dau nee slight