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, 1869-09-21
AGENTS WANTED,
BOOK AGENTS WANTED FUR
STRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
P, 7. BA R N u M,

Written br lltn,sek. In Oee LarSe letax" yniuiue-
ntsfy 10 Pnfr*- ftIhi. i In kG<Ish and trr1Isu.
II ,!urat n F.,aT1 fEAns RkItiLLxi-IIasa Vi hls
Hosy tlfr. Merchant. MAhsfrr. nAntrr. i+<tlIrrs
b. Failure IT, suse,..tai klfetSsn T"ars. and tunr
with Itufe,T Aneedntes aid Ent.stAnlnS ssI,atIrrs
u rohiatns l.ts r~t.brAtrd t<etnrr Oh the ART HS
MaHEY tiETr1SH. With rrr fne Hncrr.A lsIurs4 t,f
which hr rrer-i 4anU. W. nntr n'!ur~nrpts
ArrntA and pay trcIst tu t!e Wrs& k~nd xlpAas
], T. kHKk 4 QU.. EuLIsLeEE. H4It( nj iuru
, 1869-09-21

i-.. ia8 lsA.
Es'fs,s Fl # f:s sss,G sst " n
ss;sl: 's :;; ID islsi;a::: t :S:a s2s ss i, s q
WA se N ..shss;: itSoc istssosc ssess: iI!ois
,ste wMh:saw.:. tErua, bonded w.1rhoate hare lreu
.rft, Ihe .msun. a.sfsted aa-as se HI 4 'a.h /
IT,: ! + s
F.. ter sen..npsn ..Ss:ss .siSz:. sla,ii1tA
sSest ssss "a Sas: ! E;. < ksii isss issss!i
iSsi.sS 9 \; III: 81: ;, 49,: n; $50 :tsss:
es .ht yei . H.; IT, sapts iii aot T. siT imss.
t.Ys { AZ s Az -
ass s.Ss 5ea ss: 0ss q e. s
i,fSsa IL; i IS ri =, Is .sasa IL :
III is r. sa.h aatiss tsela, h..e een rsi5 iss
'snee tie 1vtt's1ss & sAeJeaz: ~, ,s-
81. psn,t,. ss1ssa % szaa:a u ee1:sas. II
L L 5ssa;;;:::: 5s sa1 sSa ,s;s 8 { isstsss &s;
1-,.aree jan g. - a,:s a77e1sa57 ss3.as;asT
We Pea aPK sa;a ;as SfrsH ia .Es o. sa IS
EHts T thsaI pttsr heT. !a r.Ea noney Tae sosal
tans, e1clulvc Il sYre Ia cxeers oi the enfIsrrna
!nE deutss e isss year, viii sptaf from the follow.
psn::.,s ss..sss: .IE,Sss III .,.s!. =: .i!:. -
s;ss: = s:::;s Il s:s:;: si;! .ss: So .::s:: s
5:t.' i :S 'I!ss s .lsssf iss;; I,Si!;
Ihtf. although not large a. the total far july d
very encour.HpE and We trust that the novr1,eut my
fonttnnc We pFr+tot also the Comparative tosals e
The be<El1nE Of the Jrk:
LIST. 49, tA3
pcueatc pFcduet. SITS 80 pss ftn1 a.s &1tAz1s e16
ForrI<n fFte 4oed1. n ~ %ntl6 Esa3H
Foreign Fptds ontt- -- -
ahe.,.....--....... Lulsn 4olats Ase&tx
Ereete and bulion.. a.sn,lN NsH.l4: 9IWl.ls7
Total e1pests. '. 41sa tano4 e1.4lss247 stEsr4s;s
Total e1r3nSive Il E,.
specse ..,..,:-.. l*4S1s4 Iu7.7H,eN iEp.1s1s
1hs &otl (ps The Psz1od 0t t95d ras 1y1tS
, 1869-09-21

hAVe informed tbs department that tbey will ba
noe 70 IIInho y tht last Of this @ces, t1so o ia
and go notcs will le ready for tssne, when tho
Companies propose to furnish i7oo, 600 per day.
and, ao. po.s'6s, Increase ina. amouut Ihs bans.
stpat1 cutFepcy. The Treasurer yeaterday a.
nonheeS nv unt the nav legal tender notss sso
Possible Tor him 10 furnlan anythlng but tracrona.
Enrfencl and legal tender notes Of the denonInA.
oon OF W. apd $3.50.
Chcaso Railroad Company have declared tue nsas
regular quarterly dIsdend Of u per cent being at
ne M ne Of RI ce't per anoum- FREQ Of govern
efh The transfet fooks were closetl Oh the 18th
ILL, and WI reopen on the sth Of OCTOBER. Ths
u,isf IT,, o9oas Of .hs old stock wil eose A. ~
and new guaranteed cera1caIes isauei thereto.
previous TO the 9TH nruxso,a, on which the dlvi.
~ per cent less the Rorcsnment tsx. Wi. also 10
PAID o. the Eth Of October. on tne Income OF thlri
m9rkaRs sN9dR. and. ID addition thereto, thcte
the lnterrst 70 te pa! - abose. Tne bond teats-
IT II s II c!oss On the 18th Inst, and reopen On the
The regular weekly statement Of Tue Dsnk OF
knelahu made public to-day. 3box8 that The
a1unt OF bullion In the vault Ii decreased El9s eco
The tollos,nF we're ile changes ID the items Of
ne llshts OF ENGLAND and Ffahcs. for the week
ending September !. n compared with the rre'i-
HAkK ot xNgLAkp
pcsease 10 coin AID bullion. 49,. ..... f7A,7j,
lnereAse IL :. other securities ''0ilseounts
and loant, ........................ NN.89s
llrrtease III n setse Df nu.es snh c0in,. 9-a, III
TOTAL a1na1nt of reserve Of notes And
son H,ais,i@S
A,Ilh,nIn fase oI utcouht@ liked August
sa11 IL ra4tcx '.'-''S res''
1uctease III cs.h s''liiuti. i..,......... 1q7s4s'
incfPAt* 10 shl!t ''' :" VI. sl.~---......... HalIN'
Inrrras+ u t.'t'~ - ttnn ......o.. +i,zB
Nihlmufa fnie ni =. sant feH,Atna ~
h&eu MAJ ~ lsH9. sH9.......-...........7H r cent
b91n bAkks 1!h'kfiikx
....s fn"t. 5hfhts
!iana y! Eha'sh1'....,., FWpa!, ~ fY1,h4aisl
lfahA vi Etsher.. As,@t.&7S h'.5as.hI
--- A-.--.
n NkntHfshn sn'rtFNtl flsea the fHtNl,ax A"1
sifRat ut tip Al salanHht IT tim S4tttlAi TANKS u
the rtts ut Stw fnfk. III fralN,hsa tH ttn t"t'"At
EIictfsr ~ TIM thitnpl.tfrF nj lia currency Ak.
my I{ nfiA'l ~ I'm t1efh& ft'+l{hAlhf I'm eltf'"
RtthHht NJ fhn F*hhhafrrlf Ut tI4blfIras III l,n
IAHtthg IT tkn NH tAslath;
ttAlt ct.lt, t7ah yt.h'
Tniat. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,.-. u. Alat, t,s,57
HIlfr5 f0lh. sl1,aia NJ
hltycE hars. Observation-Disclosures. lhnslhs
Total. ..,,.:.......,,,, .,..-,. ~. .ipAa-
tini.i certificates -hlnilr4i:. H,.tb,A,
tlu!d ctfll1cnles-1'H h1hifrsla....r 9eiAsl ~
Gold cer1,ncasrs- !i,ousa.,A. -;...,.. y,-.p.'a
, 1869-09-21
STEAM DIRECT TO tQHpQM.
Landau md Aeu HafE SifamShin Line,

st-aNefp frtnahtl* TO Laudon frtu Pier No. /
SUr1h Rser. New York Pa+aakr II ssl s'p aad 4A&
rurTetry.
lie nns cthtr C+a......- .rnv- -
For tassAxc tn AtahaEk. krenrn, tlsv1r. Paris. Ant.
II M. ~ EttAdwAy New iutk. Gr !" las. HAR-
RACk, Antr LASAlr aud 3tai.uu.ss. Fu- fright 10
HOW land E ASPlNWALI- Il Sua,l vt. srw
Trtk.
, 1869-09-21

IotAl- ....,.......... ...-......... 4h.pda, ,oas
1Irrr take. Arc ibid on lew icai,ng articles,
many Of them lnxu1es: 80 that tho h.frsra Of tax
a,n l. icls much less Gprr,stvcly than lJ ~, CT.
crpt III The c1sc Vi kho,c = ho hare hthct:o tuan.
nrrsi To tvat,c the payment of t-Aes-a ca+c not
cutr nou IN lr.taip, 1uA which Will b. les CON.
Ut here In The lutuEc.
We hare Go particular change 10 rdlc la the lo-
cal Elohc, market The leiMA2:i ios unphry Gun
t,nues 10 ss' active. and the supply Of currency Is
thtrrh! Kept to.n 10 \ 8mail volume. lu, the
bAnis Atc ah:c 10 accommodate all Of thri ttgu.
LAT enston cts and &c hear Of fuSsls 10 grant
sight bills 10 tuch, though tsese IS growing dt-
INCLINATION 10 draw tinr bl!l%. The it,u1ad from
.ra'h operators Is uLAhsscd, though the markets.
ale stclsnlug. nnd .ncrc - every indication tpa.
the coming eek III tt al active oLc.
Comparatively ls:lr currency Is gs.3s tn:o the
coEutr3 to-day. Ia the contrary, several OF the
banAa arr receiving cons,enmeuts OF currency
irom New York, ordtfcd bt telegraph on Sat-
uIslas,
The principal feature Of lsc money market Is
the great scarcity OF 4mall ilns 10 which We have
ascads ansrfted. They arc pa5iug As much as
two dclsrt rtr th6usand rfcnintu In New TosE
fcf nvea aud Ecns, fer country supply. In ccnt1es
NE chicago and New York large bills are incoa-
Seniens but IN tlnsller plzces 1t Is Absolutely In
roAslh1e to DO buhtncss with them, ~ the buk OF
ruf chase ts comralAtls ely small
Eastern exchange contioues quiet, with sales
between bank1 II tSal.1o on. Over the counter
customers are supplied st par. while discount OF
Slo09 l.sa per l.00o Is cna1xed on purchases.
Another advance In gold Is reported from New
York today. We know OF no cause for II outside
| Of the speculative movement rrerioasly noted
The fear Of = corner Ii gold seema not TO have
suhsded as yet,
The following table gives dealers quotations
| for buying anu selling government bonds Local
, 1869-09-21
WINDOW PULLEYS,
DRESS CUTTING,
To Make lIopey---To Save Money

Ladies ehouh an Ut onee On MI MITCHELL R,o11
3 it9 Bouth C}Afk-st. and learn ia HorH to cut
their own Of Ch1d1ene Dresses Rasaoesr Gsbr1-ues
&C. to nt perfectly without aMer4tcn- and from
Ze[hJr mo1k a}Ao taught,
, 1869-09-21
Thr ILvr @tark !rIarxesa.
Special Drtrateh n The Chicasu Tribune.

Thr I.lvr Staek tnnfxeaa.
Special Drtrateh n The Chicaso Tribune
NEW foAk-
new Yonx. Sept. 20.
Drt f(a:!t-Htcrirta sntr Saturday, a..5 bead Nat.
KIT dc1l, mt efnlc1. rfart and rlGrt W.hk.
range VI rTter. 1lka1Sr fnF Wsrrr, aud l0atltc fur
Tear; EH I" Prime Htstern eterrs. IHt&is4c; &1c-
tiItu tn fair. lastAt4c. =.
sLetp ard Is.ab-SK.eeipts siuee Saturday, 1t7ls.
Prcef Low er; thetet aAla64c; tAiutr. 6trkArc.
S~i.sReec:sst tfnrt Saturday. 4!I; rscx4iy It 7ia
10kc: tAtrs Include t Illinois. AVERAGING f95 n IT
efnN; = Ohio, svtf.einR 18 hs It $a.se-
-... ALBANT,
AtnASE. Sspt. a-Eee.es dull and depFe+Aed supply
1sso in c1sess ef .st aerk. t The .sstAse Ya.ty
Meitht. Which was for ohta stevt.: brst
from lst we~ price. 1hs decline medium weights
was Ats re; on c.,tn1nan fully a.c
Shts'p and Lanh&-Dxeiintd sc on both rhecr, "a
Sae: lAnlts. sass, the latter An catseaIe-
Hn<e-EfTgn. MttiikAa, ~ " I+r 1uJ lt4 averaging
10 ~: llshteF. 9sfSloc; New York. l0s aloHc; III
nos- lQht1loaAe.
PHILADELPHIA.
FHlLApE1rHtA. stkt So beet very dull and fully
he loMrr. nHnE to Agkr st<tlPts SAlet of ESQ bead
extra NastsD tstts at ekitatc; lew ths,er III *
fair to {,od It g.. 1T kA6c Il t. xt,ep
khetr In fAir demand. SaIcs Of I1uO head. At tade
Il d EJrts:
Et1t5 for s;ots Ind S141pa&s Is net for c1,fn.frL
, 1869-09-21
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MnxnAY EvKXEo. Sent 70.
The following table shnses the recrfrts and sptrenss
q lahtes slunsles aid 18th, daring The psss forty
, 1869-09-21
Srw York BrrndnsuffA. Provision nud t;fo-
crrv .1tnrkf&A.
Specil Derpateh to The Chicago TFihauc.
kru yonr S.rt ~

MHESpErrfTH.
F1er Demand Alnsr b'st lntdess t,suuIc.y rcfur,d
r. tlr shy conerrslun. "a any gfaIr. aud at th+
tsw f!onIs wsr. dank better. Wheat -HrsIrs export
sl1 Ihr .arr n .,l .t the c.o q Oh tnse # sLl
very unsrttled and witl",us rrlIatlc quotation
~ FN1TIkIt'1a
Go Il trade In r1fk 1t the A1sancr- 14fa-sN tea
rtime Wrstrr ttelt1 ssd =: .e seller Is dAys Oshr.
hog rrpduets doll.
HnoCEN1rA
Codrc rtcady Rio. leA,ADAc Sugar active 1t fur.
III s,!s nrsr far IL ifilt Et1cety. l4St3tc bclt
t1ushGd, ESe
, 1869-09-21


ht f,m tSs9sr c,;tisn' !,;l;s: s;ls ~
ill.,. tuss. s4;aioe: Dsi:nds shenies[ W. Alac; 10
t+aishs N&a+e: do pAtu 6asAe; sltsehess Ets eide.
-Rserfsed, tas l,s..: shlpred. A7*1! bril- and
- M Saturday iest. We mi quote: Finr,
y lrl II y: cns1ee. hra. tLInA3kS3 sruubd A1iAs
lri. ~; d,snnonA Y Z btL 9h4 A.h!on dsirs. y
hfxECi1-1 n,..s.t ~s 9Y'tl; !st DIN .t ,se as
ss lsss: s4 9a:s Hts .s. s:fs i!ss
rs.1te Gsn. !iAlst: Un... iaundr,. ;s,efe. N.
!sn i .h!se rss, se ss,'.i s e
tktr+. taAErj nn,ttesa. Nj. l. q %taLks, NJ. l.
rhLts .R.tsirrsi ii,. n IL .i.,rt~l ,te;tu m
Bales ntfe ~ fnlteas: Tlmuthy-H tak% at alt)i ~
i%sl ri - ~ ~ Irsfs II ea7si ~ hhf. II stsl ~
i..s. ai4s II A<s 1t H. ttp si, II h&ss htttIl
i and r h.f, u tanS. r. aud Il bAts al sAA sud W
fKAh-A ttrr ..tl,t.<iory tlslnr~a wac irans.riA,t
Iodhy nf' lie ulafkrt t+-! afnt Al tttcss At h+t"
ltF"rnt ~ ..,os lltnt hsts i"%tt ~. rI,.
rht n! .': rfat d .i',ti1t II 4. 4. "s !t.1:
|" ts,ts t,siaf.l IsaT japan. vi isal 81 ru.t Rus
tatAt tA ttsi Hf.l n lea latsh, u o. tul
i. ri i" llna s,41~ arr sl*sAl.di shpes Il. sstrs
tt"lre. u NsA1A
7UnAtaal Uwln IL tha Ss%~as nj, Ahee N Et+n
tnsti at,.tr b. ns ~. s.tss tf iisthH tat ha
tnAhNf .rtt,& 4urfr. AIN f"f sHt 6'AtA ptss bAsn
dtt IJa.t una All E.,t w lHIift
, 1869-09-21

The following kilograms we're received to-day
On Change:
NEW Yonk, Sept q.
AMI quiet; No. = 1t tl.sltNl.oa: amlwr ~ sia! :
LA Curn lower, but Inactive Al 9f.t>al.1 thai.
stenhy aph quiet 1t d.. &c Wht.key uu.et.e,,
dull nj lsA,.lsAc
Flour. old Grn and salatte; fscth, na. At {Ge-.s
6sI. Wheat lower: n,ntcr 1t s,.aL. La; mi IT
e!@s'~l.:@: spring quiet; No. = NJ 1l.hl Corn
heavy and Iiitalsole ut $i.ts,St IL uas hrm md
.trsdt at aa~ DC lusk 3o,'tslnk io,s Ut I'll u.
Itstd quiet At 1>1c, lsht~ls'le askcI. Whisky
ihhvihE.
,,... ErFTAL,, Sept. 20.
rr's,c,i; pp demand. oa heavy aud qu,ct nj
:4s- l;rrcirtA-Whs At. N,11i t., cofu, iM., tu:
nar. 6,ts" '.u. Shipments Wheat 1a,sn bu;
eo''' s'''" 'n; oats "'"% n,, H.; I1s!sh,s To:
What quiet: No. l .priae, ss.saS; Sa, 3,
t'.'sS. Eerttptelta."u bu. shipmcnis-alUN
L!vERtTot- t'rt fN-1i:15 a %.
do 'ia Corn. sus. m, l'sS" hra ''s%
LrxRru.l, Sept. so-l:2o p. N.
:, Ked wheat, ~ f.hess "a: white slo, 1ea lid.
1scat unchanged. 49,
L.iTgR.
After the close OF change the lca.ltug grain
markets. WEIR dull, hai \ dsmer feeling prevailed,
aud prices were higher, No. spring wheat closing
steady II t1.leN4l.1s,4 seller september: tuscr
tho month II LION. and seller October Al s1.ia,
Nd. corn opened n sac, sellcr the month, hut
closed ntm NJ s1kc: seller October closed ut So
sskc. About 1900 hu No. osis sold al <.c scl,er
October. The option seller this month wAs Qao.e.i
nj %t.c- These was no dr1uAad Tor Gra!n-cary5!ns
rcssela Tae gr1iu markets In the evening were
neglected.
The hog market wa9 9uIct anA prices remMn
~ithont Important change. ranging y: SIS. -
tor Inferior cftfnx Their Y 4 thfpp snnrtr
Of tsect cattle in the ta,c rens ani. with INT a
light heEsod from any quarter, ssles were SLOW
AID pE.ces ruled easy. We quote n saay~:..o for
tAisIor 10 choice
, 1869-09-21

Bnsana SeuinJ.
9. $. ssoA, lsS9, Int May and Nor. .17lX III
y. \ ben., 1854, tat May ana Nor, .1s9 la1x
U. y eot, 1865, int May and Nov. ..iso 1soE
y, = hAe, ls6A ill Ian. snd JAY. ,11sH INK
q. y t.0s. Is6s, INT Jan. and JulJ,.1lo 1t9T
Y. e-sls. 1855, Int 1ao- Aad July ..1tsA 11gs
U. s ln!of. INT March and sept. ,l0pT llo
Chicago Clty e tmunictpa1). p1Tt39s ~.
took tounsy s...-.--~......-....... psH ...,
A]4tItAA4 %zosAs''."sA.t.. t+.......4 ltoA
, 1869-09-21

TnlRlA., ....-,L.Ir.,- f1G.K4.aA Ef3,paz4hs
A Wk.ltf,r.Ht tntrxrNtu sisea the f..ltawlts A..
sifHat ut titp slaan"ht IT tim S4tlnHAi tanks u
the rtts at New fnfk. III trslH,hsn III ttln Fs~"ht
EIictfsr ~ TIM thithlslustrF nj la currency. AK.
thK fsF tlrtAll Ut tin ttetb& rnAlahY ibH sIrtn
Rttt'ahl &t tn C*HhfHtrrfrtt VI iIlbHnas IN khr
Ia1thlhv 1T tAn nh thsiAnii .....<.-.
Ist,f r,.ia, = ~ rIL
, 1869-09-21

THO Treasury Department promises 10 make
rxtr1ofdln1tJ enoEts to supply the pressing cAt
tor small c11rrncy. Ine bank.no1e companies
, 1869-09-21
REAL ESTATE.

wa,7antee deeds conveying city and suburban
property within kcven miles OF the Coort House,
died for record on Monday, September 70:
North av, a9a II " Of Rcuben ST, q I, 94x!o0
, 1869-09-21

VtIs-Tht movement IN the lsalns eil. wls
frrnaln nominslly. ,,urehan9rd, and 1e tou-
tiuuc 10 anote - followt: Carhoa nh pt2t4e: In
oil e1trz w3nser <L45: No do, eL: No d. VI 10a
LIS whAle u hank OIL eLlo: t:ssIts sLls
I'll IL ss41cn: elerhant OIL alss: neatsto.t otL eL3
FOULTRT-sa]es of coops large sp7tnx chickens n
q % 90 ml1 I'd Il y naA&4s: do u AiA
GANE-Sa]es Cf 10 dog psat1st chickens Il 21A. >
ennps ptgeurs II &1QQ ~.
PbTKlOES Sales Of 1so bu Il n: 100 h1 u 1c.
NtCh-Ibe inquiry w1s 1{ \ limited rharnc1-r. md
tsaess refe ltte heteT than nosniaaI: Pstua tIsae
CatolluA 1A31gAe; AdtsAa. ha9ke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29


yerger's Chances Before the Supreme Court.
1t is understood that Justice Of the supreme
Court remarked that II the case OF Yerger came up
and was tried in that court he would be hanged.
The Circuit Court Jndseship.
Hon. Eben q. Ingersoi, Of Illinois, ls favorably
mentioned by his friends for appointment az Circuit
Judge under the new law for the circuit composed
OF Indiana Northern Illinois ana Wisconsin.
Resignation of Commissioner Wilson.
James NJ Wilson, Of Indiana, one Of the Pacific
Railroad Commissioners, has resigned.
Paymasfcr in the Navy.
Cary n. Sanders, OF Pennsylvania, has been ap-
pointed paymaster in the navy.
Bank Note Engraving In Washington.
An adjourned meeting OF citizens and capital lists
Of the District was held this afternoon for the pur
pose OF comforting with and aiding the parties who
propose to establish in this city an immense bank
note engraving establishment and to erect for that
purpose suitable building, with all the necessary
appurtenances.
Visitors to the Georgia Agricultural Conycp-
tiOn.
Senator Cameron, Chairman OF the Senate Com
mittee on Agriculture, with Commissioner Capron
and several prominent gentlemen interested In
agricultural pursuits propose to attend the AgrIcu
tura Convention to be held in Georgia next month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
pbITUAaY.
Ynui ~poaOrd.

Yesterday morning this wellknown merchant OF
this city died at his residence in westchester county
the seventy ninth year Of age The deceased gen.
tleman was q native Of one Of the New England
States. lie to this city during the early part
OF the century and. in partnership with Mr. Teston,
entered upon the shipping business. Great success
attended their efforts, the firm became extensively
and the principals made large fortunes. This house,
It Will be remembered, sent out the Hrst extensive
expedition TO Cuba, which successfully landed
General Jordan and his expedition In the Bay Of
Nipe. During the hall century In which MI. spof
ford was engaged In business here his character for
mercantile community naturally extensive. lie was
for some time President OF the Bank OF the Common
wealth, and had held ut various periods other posi-
tons Of prominence and trust in business affairs.
by the mercantile community at largo and by all
who knew him his death viii be widely and sincerely
regretted His funeral 10 announced TO take place
on Sunday next from his late city residence on
Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
entertainment and feastn and as such should b
appreciated.


IsnafIus Flynn for SenntOr--Immcnse Mass
Meeting Last Nisht-ssDown with the
Iting.o
The Eighth Ninth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards
turned out in their strength last evening, the result
being display OF so imposing character in nu-
merica strength and unanimity as has rarely been
witnessed in this CITY, The occasion the endorse
ment by a mass meeting OF Ignatus Flynn az
Senator for the Fifth district. mike" Norton Is
the TammaDy nominee for this position, but his
opponent is the representative OF an immense array
OF organizations opposed 10 the ring.
Last evening whole host OF powerful associations
turned out to express their determination to sup
port Mr.. Flynn az their chosen candidate. Among
them were:-The Democratic Union party OF both
the Nelson j. Waterbury and Smith Ely organza-
tions, Mozart Han, the Workingmen's Union, Con-
stufional Union, the Fifth Senatorial Distrct
Democratic Association eleven leading clubs OF the
Eighth ward, Ave OF the Ninth four OF the Fifteenth
seven or eight OF the Sixteenth-ln fact all the
voters OF the Eighth, Ninth Fifteenth and Six
vortex OF rammany.
! he Filth Senatorial district was ablaze with
excitement aud every ward turned forth It's myriads.
The strains OF music were heard on all sides and
IRON every street long PROFESSIONS wound in the
direction OF Jackson square, where bv eight O'Clock,
When the procession drew up, not less than 1000
people were collected. Banners haunted in the
breeze and transparencies ana notices were tue
order OF the night
The procession. numbering about 5000. having
arrived at Jackson square the Immense assembiage
thronged around the stand which had been erected
for the speakers. Mir. r. b. Roosevelt was chosen
President Of the meeting, and addressed The assem-
0lage on the subject of regular nominatlons.8
"ReguIarltyr he described az beginning with the
primary meetings and continuing on till the END Of
the canvass, the machinery being all the Time man
aged by lew individuals, VINO utterly disregarded
the viii OF the people.
Or MELVILLE followed and denounced Tsmmany
III strong terms, and urged the claims OF MI. Flynn
an honest and ncorruptlble nominee OF the vast
majority OF voters of the Fifth Senatorial district
MIR. JOHN II. ANruoS made a powerful appeal to
the irishmen Of the district to resstthe domination
OF Tammany Ham, which would reduce them TO
worse state OF bondage than tnet which they mad
endured under British rule
Mr.. JAMES ID. MCCLELLAND was the last speaker,
and spoke strongly against the corruption OF Tam
many, and as strongly urged the claims or lgnatus
Flynn Judge Clerke and the other representatives
Of the honest expression of the peoples will.
Mr.. CHARLES BLAuyELT read q series OF resolu-
tons, In which 1t was declared that Michael Norton
was morally and politically obnoxious to the voters
OF the Fifth Senatorial district while ignaus Flynn
represented the immense majority OF Its voters.
The assembage here separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29
CLUSTERING cUHtS.
Capillary Excitement--0niy a Hair.


woman named Louisa Keyser halrdresser,
residing at "a Attorney street. aud whose place of
business Is In Division street, was brought before
Judge Bowling yesterday morning, charged with re-
ceiving slloo worth OF human hair well knowing it
to be stolen This hair was stolen from the store OF
Augusta W. Echlen, Boston, Mass, by man named
John r. Smith, IN september last. During his con
Hnement In the Boston prison he made coIfes
sion as TO where he had placed this hair,
and he gave an address In New York.
For the purpose Of ascertaining whether
Smiths statement was correct detective Stone,
OF the Boston constabulary, was detailed 10 New
York TO make inquiries. Stone saw Captain Jour-
dan OF the sixth ward respecting 1t, who detailed
detective Woodbridge TO assist stone. They went TO
the address given by the latter but traces OF him
were found. They. however, obtained information
sufficient 10 visit the business premises OF Keyser,
III Division street. and there the answers OF this
woman aroused suspicion IN the mind OF Woodbridge,
aud he felt confident that he was on the right track.
The woman was watched and was seen to leave
the house and proceed 20 her mothers, "a Attorney
street. on her return TO DIVISION street, after o
parley with Woodbridge, she delivered up the hair
and was arrested. In default OF So 300 BAH Judge
Bowling committed her TO answer