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The New York herald., 1869-01-10
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Billiards.


Criticism of not very truthful character upon the
recent match between Dion and Foster has elected
very courageous challenge on behalf OF the latter.
Chicago paper, commenting upon the recent compet-
ton, observed that while the people ofthe Dominion
ought not 10 be ashamed OF being beaten by YAM
kee yet they should feel very much Inundated over
their defeat by third rate player like F0ster.n
number OF gentlemen, patrons OF the game now offer
to match Foster to play Rudolphe, Carme and NC
Dewitt who are acknowledged rst class players; and
10 play, also. Coon, ParkeN Foley, Rhines Vermue-
len and Snyder IL Is understood tnat he Will play The
nine experts named either at the French game the
pushbarred game or the pushing game, as his oppo-
nents shall elect, provided that only one style OF
game Is fixed upon, or he will play each OF the nine
a side and played in accordance with the standard
conditions as to table and balls, half way between
this City and Chicago; the first game 10 be Llayed in
thirty days from date or Fosters match With Dion,
and the others on succeeding nights, sunday ex-
cepted.
McDeyitt declines Dions challenge to play three
push shot American games OF 1900 or 1000 points
the first In Chicago the second in Montreal and the
third In New lork-for 81 600 or 81, 900 side for
eacn game. He will only play push shot game OF
1900 or 1000 points, Tor $4,000 in Chicago.
Arrangements have been made to play the Dion
Foster match, for $1,000 side, at Montreal on the
2Sth inst.
The following matches are announced:--January
23-Henry Rhines and John Frawey in Cleveland,
for $500 side; four ball carom game push shot al
lowed 1900 points up. 2S-Meiyin Foster and J.
Dion at Montreal American game, push barred
French carom game, 800 points up; Foster to give
odds OF 150. February 23-John Frawcy and Thomas
Foley in Chicago, for 81, 900 a side; four ball carOm
game, push shot allowed, 1900 points up.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

Tne Green Bay twisl Gazette reports very interest.
ing services there on the "a OF December in CON.
memmafion Of the two hundrefh anniversary OF the
crnvM Of the FIRST Catholic missionary there IN 1868
NC French, German, Holland and Irish
IA Nolic churches participated, and The priests
af .ve Bay settlement Maple Grove Hol-
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

TOfol. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z35
NJ win be noticed that no organizations or Metho-
dist churches are mentioned. Many, however. OF
the houses OF worship dedicated by our Methodist
brethren built by societies Just formed and lt
seems 10 he the rule with them TO announce both
events al the time OF the dedicatory service. Other
denominations more PROMPT in publishing the
day OF organization, though house OF worship for
the new society may have hardly been planned or
e0mmenopn.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
Catholic College nj Lima, ". Y.

As the Methodists are making desperate efforts 10
remove their college from Lima to Syracuse, the
Calholics are preparing TO build college IN the VII
lage hey leave. The Livingston Republican says
Bishop McQuad, Of Rochester in pastoral letter 20
Father Crer, pastor at Lima. has notified the latter
gentleman 70 cease all efforts, for the time being to-
wards the erection oi new church edice in his
parish, ~ the diocese has been thoroughly can
Nnsscd and that Lima has been settled upon slte
lur thc crlcLI0n of q CaLh0lc c0Llege.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

land, Little Chute, Appleton, Oconto and
New Franken churches were present; also
the chaplain OF the Church OF Notre Dame, OF hill
waakee, who preached an interesting discourse ~
German in The afternoon, and Father Mazeaud, oI
Oconto, IN French In the evening. The first attempt
chapel was onened ia La pone in 1860, and Father
Claude Allonez came 90 Green iay m the li of locS,
dedicating little bark chapel December )
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Progress Of Christianity in the tnitea StnieS.l
Tne following statement shows 'ne NUMBER OF
Protestant churches tnat have been organized ana
dedicated in the United States during the year 1905
CHURCHES DEDICATED AND ORGANIZED.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

ALLEGED MURDER ON THE HIGH SEhs.-'Ihc Brit
ish ship Hertforlshre from Liverpool, after voy
age OF 12l days reports september 40, John Cr0mbe,
sailor came from the loft and after some quarrel
ling with the fret onccr pulled HIS sheath knife and
stabbed both the first and second mates. lie also
made an attack on tho third oflicer The second
ofncer, George WINS died instantly. The iirst officer
recovered aud was enabled 10 do duty Jew days
subsequent to the array Immedia ely after the
sauIt Crombe who says thas he II an American, was
placed IN irons and 80 confined until his arrival In
this p0rk-->AHa CIhf0Thla- Dec u.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09


The following plans have been approved by Mr James
NJ Macgregor superintendent OF Buildings, since last
Thursday: go -. 80
of stOTieE Owner, Washington Allen
3aiNach 29TV0 frsteiass hrownstoDe dwellings, 10
eattd Fheb Of building l2s34, three stories
Ind basement Owner, krphuthaL
res No 3-Naroh 3l-SecOno-cAs wooden dwelng located
north de $50 r. west Of be'enlhaEe nIe Of buo
iug sas3l; stories. Andssw DesteL
J-SecOndcass wooden dwelling, located
$50 r. Of Eleyeuhaye Of build
lng. 2lr36 stories. l. ONper, Henry Heyhoh. 80
3f5-March JOFOuT frtcas browBstone dwellings,
fbudDg 1OI52 4stODel
81 Clara. Mr. Mccarthy aud Mr Foan
No 3bkaTch ~ Seeobdoass brick dSelnR
4haye s. Il Of S4lhst; Of building 3OI6, 2ie
tOrner. Jsnes HOui6swoTth
Plan E 37-March 3Seoondeass brek dwelling located
SIS Thirsvs srs building Ssr2S; stories three Owner John
Pa No 3Msseh sBhot stsbIs located northwest corner Of
Seventh TEostyfrstt 0f budng sE1o
.OErer, GeSrge Abe0caehiun.
te No 9-AprR Weoden located One.
ofThrdAVe.j size Of building
tire stoTiss Osner. HichAsl Nolan.
Plan No sO-Api --fIHs;s briok dwelling located
TbirtetAt sf buibg 2lK05HEe sOe Owner, J. 7.
Meteah
iaT No aApr Isooadelass corrugated sn dvehng located
e Se ofSeaondse rs feet north Of sf build
rR I313S-tSe stories. oUDeg Daniel CanTbelL ..
,s NO 6i3 Sfbadng EIl4i sSes oWne
Piss NJ 3s4-lpnl 2-Brk stable located No Twenty
fhuog fszIO storeA Owner BRk kiblo.
Taa Ne 3S5-pnl 2.-shop located snuthe or
sBd us versy place Se Of baidng 57L stores
OSEsf Mess StSTaPtfghen -
Pan No a57Ahl 2-Bk stable located Eoh side Of one AEDd
sedsud Of seeobdsve Of building
lsts1. and basement OWnsr. Bretle 4 Bro.
Pa No 3Sq-AuN 3Dhet stable located Ne zT East TWe1ty
eah q size u budlui toL2i tSo Iefes Owoe John Slauon
f "a ssd Erkbave lsts d btidhg A1Sit;
&c. ,tares "a baserDeuk Osncr Tbouas Ryhn. .rt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
NEW-YORK DAILY =

within the Union. The advertisement should be made
brief As VIII allow Of the advantage offered being clear to
N. reader We would especially dwell the fact that
an. .ubscrbers for the three editions Of The TRIBUNE
Daily Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among all elsssea TIE
TRIBUNE devoes especial attention to the reports OF sales
Of real estate both In the city and country thus adding
greatly to the value Of its advertising me-
dium The charges for advertising are as folows DAILY
TRIBUNE rs cents per line each insertion: WEEKLY
TRIBUNE 81 per line; sEMEwEEKLr TRIBUNE. IS sents
per line About ton wo ds ne after the nrss
line, which usually contains only four or nTs words
Terms, cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AT SING SING.

FOR sALR-An ssSan country seat About ares es sne land
most beautifully located very commanding ridge within niles Of
Depot With extended views Of the Hud'oH and the osndni
country Fine hxp planted with 100 toes besides grsa
varsity ornamental sud towering shrubs hsros
esous plants k The fruit ons,s Of the very bs'svire
ties dwarf and standard apples and peaches punS cherries
beibe rapbers goOsbsrres, HaWoerrss eurTan k@ Tbs
roads and ws thorough aud covered with
the ,am gravel Central Park The budnEs all
new bull. has 10 With Abundance Of closets
bag windows large inOd porch pia ke Hot and cold water BATH
range. Carriage house stable ke In one building r6
WITH room, and gardener The whos property 10
feet order and immediate pOssop be Owen Photographs be
seen Al cor omeA Applyt 10 MALLORY BLACKWELL,
us, No. IS Lber,ysk
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AT YONKERS.

FOR sALEo.r an acre Of land handsomely laid Oa onansn's
and u trees sm. fruits In the fne part Of the village with
river v.u extending Staten Indi house frame thoroughly well
bu II rooms bsd. laundry bathrooms and water throughout
furnace range speGg.ub bells k good stable sarissh0p'c
Lo Apply " MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS LIbsTyst ~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
NEAR TARRYTOwN.

YoR sALR-An ohhOnet Farmhouse With "a acres Of As CON
are views Of HudOn from two Le nanbsr OF old forest
trees afford ample h.s tne young orchard nsura
could easily be converted into ais an eighth Ofa mile long and
u.ur, springs feeding Inc OutbrOok would supply all Wir TO
H. very desirable psss Tor tive parties vihnE bald Hs 'asa
other WIN bs sOld on very easy terms By
(s2D MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. u Liber'!h
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

Persons haying real estate for sale or to let
and thoss dssirous Of purchasing renting sush pre-.
pery wiz hnG 70 their interest to advertise In TIE
TRIBUNE Is aggregate circulation exceeds that Of sny
other Newspaper and III addition 10 this advantage TEE
TnBUss viii be found. not only in FewYork and all its
sitiss and Villages but u every sn,s and Territory
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AT NYACK.

FOR sALRA handsome country seat near Fyef B acres
the rivers about 500 feet river 'front.' boat
Ing bathing would take in part payment house In Brooka
also cottages on the rsr fruits abundance Apply 10
Uog MALLORY L BLACKWELL, Ne. IS LibsrtJ-st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

PoR sALE-For between ITnOn and TaFOwn ore Of
the choices. budnE up Osou and the Only srs sh Of any
extent Masussnt hsxs Of the river and surrounding s"nny
stream Of pure water passing through urns
sss,A Of the property Only hu ninaS' on'
from . depot In the Of the anesi rssdsns
. Hudson Thk property could be divided great advantage Apply
"a MALLORY Il BLACKWELL,
3ig Ne % LiesryA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AT TARRYTOwN.

FOR sALB-A brick nanOn ba IN the mort substantial and taste
f manner all modern mprOvemens mouatain as river views
superb ornamental grounds and garden With
varieties Of % gardeners cottage carriage house. and farm
perfect Sumner Wins minOteS drive from depot
ofnr to ts at ones will taxa part s1ehans'
modern priced city residence good heshborhood Appye
(t39 MALLORY BLACKWELL No. - Losnyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
Gitp Etal 6stat, for Sale.


IN elegant brown-stone 4-stOry Engllsh o Dase,
"A meut HOUSE with furniture IN perfect order iL's F'
Apply to Owner. the prtmi,es NO zls ba.. Imr.,e
EOR SALE-On Murray Hill near Madison
,ve yerv elegant EXTRA HOUSE With EXTRA boI so euDe
70 private family at per month for one two or three gsIh
Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No Pine.t Ht-yl-
NOR SALE-A PARCEL of PROPERTY, 1OOx
Broadwy leased large figures suitable Tor Bsnf
Institution, large remain on mortgage Apply
MORGAN, No Pneft - 49,
DOR SALE-HOUSE No. 129 West Forty
tnb, between sirth,ve and Broadway <iory eret low
oop with or without House In sresp order and well Tar
n.bsd. Apply premise, between 10 and 4
DOR SALE with the Furnitnre-The first
class 3stcry BRICK HOUSE, and LBASB Of LOT No Washing
north very the Fhve lot 32iS fet 10 be sold
10 close an estate Apply 10 MULLER, WILKINS Co,
(ssSD no. - Iflne-,1
SALE-A Valuable Leasehold BUSINESS
Il Thirdave well rented and In good orders
Brokers' need not apply. Address s., Boz No 2559. etI
EOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for LOTS. either
country fnesr by tine HOUSE on West Ihlry
fNhst with JOSEPH 7. PlRSSOh, or
John w. PRISON, No. II WsLIt
EOR SALE-A good 9-story French-roof frame
HOUSE, 10 rooms modern Improvements; two eIa lots In garden
edong fne location nd tourthst between
Morris and SIthGve Bouevard price, SOo inquire
OfC wRAY, No. ~ ChathHm-st., or on the premiseS
0O1 0nO "A beautiful little 4-story, high
ID S4,OOO. stoop brown stone HOUSE bsot.vsnni hnish,
PArkiys, Murray Hill w p SEYMOUR NO. III BIolow.y
MONEY TO LOAN on New-YOrk City and
NA S.wJsr.y property By MORRISON HALL Real h'"'
Brokers. No l63 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY Residence FOR sALB Al TAR
RYTowY short distance from depot The hOus built II most
sbn manner AL modern lmproysmentsi gound (bou,
.erss hsnsOms laid oatI garden stable and erigehous The
rrsr v.ws very This opportunity seldom occurring to
puhase place neat Convenient AMI beautiful Al s surround
nss, vih or silkoai farnius, which IL new.
(tJD MALLORY BLACAWBLL, NO - LaoerVEL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AT NORTH BRANCH

ON NKw,JRRsEY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
YoR sALRs sres under good cultivation and well saed young
and old tress I1o - al house and
barn, 5 minutes sal from depot
MALLORY L BLACKWELL, No IS LiSsry+I
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AT TARRYTOWN.

sLLE-Abor the banks Of the Hudsoni within ten
minutes depot. large gseu With abundance Of fruit, very ene orna
mental Double brick house stohss tne furnace
msntes cold bath dumb walters double sashss
gas everything eompss for tsseas sumusE and Winter resi-
dsnes stable shous ka Apply for fdrsh'r paeu
,r 10 C9g MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Lbsryse
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
ro prNT NEAR R1vERDALE.

Couutry South Broadway, ens mns hen
Yeskr enc mile Station about two miles from Kns
bdgs double story House. with ho and cold water bath
etc barns and very desirable place for g'n'naa permanent
resdsnea Further particulars 4. once Of
MALLORY L BLACKWELL, No. IS Libertyh
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AT YONKERS.

FOR sALETres mnutes walk from depot In one H the pleasant
est parts the village very convenient House Of IL rooms With sbou
two lots; will bs sold With whOu. the furptare BY
(79O MALLORY BLAcK"ELh
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AT MARLBOROUGH. ULSTER co.,

OPPOSITE NRwHAMBUGH. :
FOR sALE-Fny'rs In bIgh state Of cultivation ritA
abundance Of fut Of mile frontage the Hudson Hoase
rooma vsry dsAb for EnsmGAs residence tuI. rmI fns
beach, good outbunE Th, property will bs sold bargain ana
worthy attention Of gentleman wishing arsea paee
(,99 MALLORY BLACKWELL Ne IS LSsryJl
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

ADRIAN II. MuLLsR. Auetoaeer.
CUPREME COURT SALE of the valuable A.
- so marbeont SrORR and lOT northeast Of Maden>
aDe and PesrLst ADRIAN II. MULLER =. WILKINS Ce>
viii sell at auctou WBDNRSDAl Apl H. at u O'Clock the
change esrOO No III BTslSsY b' order Of The Supreme coa
unde direction Of Phs Rngy Gen. Referee the LOT OF land With
tsor BUILDING situate the nosthest
hnue and Psart and kno~n Nos R2 and 2o Ps.st.
No Is MnLde
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

AUCTION SALES OF NEw-JERsEY REAL ESTATE.
BY L. II. LUDLOW & co.
lots n Hudsou City, HudsO0svs 50 Of BTOadS each
25Kioo piV
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
yuna 1sIamS S.xI 6sixi, for SaIs.

EOR SALE-A splendid, modern built, country
RESIDENCE with stable OF barn. carriage hous eomnsts
together acres Of LAND sp. sarround. by gais
Its beautifully situated Hsrbo Losg Island
command, land aud water view Tor miles around
mile the property Fishing and boating hsutS un
surpassed. FOR further particular inquire Of
A s. FOSTER, No Is N,,,us. MI
q A R00 SIXTY ACRES, half wood land
W 4,OOO. highly improved good buildings veil water near
The Sound very cheap WRLLIsG, No. Chasbsn,tI j. s.
LEWIs, HOIibpor, l.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AUCTION SALES OFsTATEN ISLAND REAL ESTATE
PRoIECTED BUILDINGS.

ny A. j. BLEECKER. son n CO.
q of land ROrt Hamtou aud
aud IL the Beach, Hitchcock S297S
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
Real Gstaif 10 Grtbangs.

ITO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Long Island FARMS OF 800 eloOooi one o.
100 e4OOo Of ss eo enc Of 100 .ss "a .
&c 900 Aso FOR ExCHAs0B several other FARMS ssyys
sey and Coupectest NJ A. rutland Co, No. besS
nsn-st, NewYork
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
ON BERGEN HILL.

FOR sALB-A vs desirable place With about twelve lots beaua
fully located with magnificent views 0shs city bay HudsOn and
rounding eoany asoy and attic house will be sOd loV
ssurs Farther particular, al. MALLORY BLACkwELIs No S
LbergA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
SruukIpn S,aI Gstui, for Sat.

DROOKLYN.-For SALE-Eight four-story
ID browBsoue houses south se 3 and ssysIih saeh ~
three story house north side 3sL and 7tbhVe WV
three story broWutoue houses north do u st. An
brownstOIs houses side CntOnATe b" o
twsn Myrtle and paTlAyss % i Zoo
'1'''' --' EBW-YoRR -
[,iory hovnone houses J1h.t betyn ana V
IsorJ houses north ts l2shst bs'~esh S'h q. o
and 6ihaves will exchange for lots In good locality 2"
3stOy English basement bek house. south aide liih'l 90 o
sf, e., bro sn stone iou;. No. ia Rssi h $500
' VARIETY q S S9'cis5 oR5SS SiSPtSo SoS r. s%. Room Ne
EOR SALE in Brooklyn, OH the northwest
corner Of cn,sa and L,fs Of ho.e s.gst four
,,o hEh oop 'front.' Frsnehroof HOUSES ~ ~ and
neas south These houses bsv, built By days
The thorough under The supervision Of Az
stair, and ents Of ,eg,, dssgn black walnut ih and
Prenehp,e glass dnug and hall wau'eoi.d bef yta
b.sa, butler pantry, about tghsa ioon, Twelve pnin., ,e
say ,Ouni s ;ibs neB to hotiJ hnies eh.,s 70
bosi Propce, Pi U,nd s,,qss A'o ee,ne. or nis.s
Price $4,000 $500 about one bali eh must Be seen 70 s
prse,sd immediate POi'soa Apply on The premises ihoAAS
nor SALE-A frst-class 3story, basement,
Il subeear and srtepEoh. brick HoCsR aIso All the modern
- g .y ,'s I. ii r. & 500 Wa
MORGASt son. Ne ~ Wlimi, NsNfai aHd No - bf''d"
BroOtiyn, x D.
nor SALE-Clinton-av -ave.-Th Three-stGry French
roof BROWN sToEB 3oIsorlp al mpo,tTsn hgs o ss :,
this week viii be rented For permit apply u NALL Fo"LkI
No l6l MoHpgusst. Brooiyp.
nor SALE-FouI neat frame HOUSES, situate
sa ave- Red Drooiyn These bouaf are psrsei
eaRSSs t'ifa IS ss s's ii:i :.4'-'- -' -Y.' :
SI5OOOsPLLIESsSPgII5PS gI5SE INyBSTMrEST ~ bSfIErE u
house .doaus fac ane sf iL Iaqus Of oAsDkE COOK No.
iOs PSon-l's
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
WH NJ LfTrLE Anetionesr
PY WYCKOFF g. LITTLE.
IMPORTANT SALE
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE. 4.
$50 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
A.o the HOUSE, BARN. and abOu,
FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
on Clinton ave. adjoining the residence Of H. p Sanger az
PLAINFIELD, N. j.
A. J. BLRgCKER SON L Co.
HARRIoTT, VAIL Co
Of Plainaeld. N j.,
Aueiiopeer
VIII BELL a, ,u,ou on TUESDAY April 90 the premises
Pl.iu6eh Union Comfy n j. ccuorsr
about m VILLA SITES BUILDING PLOTS situated a, 0iOSs
CLINTON AvB-Four valuable plots ground Caous-s I've
Of FOurst and Two Of PsI fronting col feet On
LEXINGTON AvB-sn sne lots LeIipgtonave sn o.
Fourth and Phhs having oat together ofs6 Ltrgarav
FOURTHsrFy eight lots on both ndes Of FOURTH st saoss
nine lots Ou both side. OfFnh,t lying
Clinton LeIing and east Of Lei gtoS
Tie above mentioned property too well fnovn require ng
scrpton being high dry healthy grOcd The soil reh,
sandy lOan saaPted especially to g a9d garden vegetable Is.
will insure the erection Of bat freass resi-
dssss In the vicinity number Of large and beautiful dwellings, or
The view Commanding picturesque ard
uninterrupted Of Washington Roek the mountain and the
Cintor ava one Of he nos from n. town.
FOurtst vide and Of the mo promising streets oi
Pae being straight direct rosd hs railroad depot avoiding
10 TO returning from the railroad depot
Of ground divided into ar lots 2srl3o feet each aHd win
This opportunity eegrnE very moderate price ofhe
building let's ia the town. seldom offered and we'll
worthy the attention Of those contemplating to build and worth an eIan'
All os oFe be sold without reserve and easy
AZ the VIII be sold that beautifully located plot adjoining
Of p Sanger Consve, containing about oaf
One needs be the spot oa moment TO appreciate m sG
mirsble position for gertemsns residence.
further particulars, aud free railroad apply 20 RARRTo
VAIL Co, PiaInash J., OF to A. BLEEcKER SON Co
either Of whose oees fbe obtsire
will foot Of Loeyt of sale,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
sas,u gtaI estat, fur Sale.

At SOUTH ORANGE.-For SALE, a COT
N TAGB HOUSE containing and land well siuatedi
plenty rut going sOotb $1,000 Also large
HOUSE South Orange Mountain LET furnished Inquire oil "
u
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-23
:Jordan,s Appeal.

General Jordan. in Commani in Cuoa' ap- peals to the people of the United States 'O .'na on clothing and medicines for his soldiers His words breathe hope and determinA'i0H' H' says; ,f
 "Cuba doeI not need men--AiInoO course, the aid of some veteran soiulefS be of great service at this immediate Jnnc'Ore' but she does need shoes, clothing, and meal- cines, for none are in the country hunursu' eff brave men are standing in my "ght almO'. naked, many quite SC and few with shoes or any sort. but all naanifesting delight that al last they have arms and ammunition Ill the" hands with which to inset an enemy "ho'' atrocious habit it Is, as gan tesiIiJ 10 0u.cn'i the wounded and prisonsls. Men more wiling to become soldiers I never saw mere is ou' one sentiment among then tIs inextlngui'h- .bls resolution to be rid of Spain and span isrds. and at every ,aerifce to Dc free 1 poa.l. -oe ,hA United StateI out of the great abundance of your stores usnd theSs struggling brave men, who would be your brothers, cloths ing, shoes, medieine-at least some bread, as also some clothing, for their women and chlI~ dren. Of meat there is quite enough, and an exhaustless supply of vegetables, but bread would be of infinite advantage to the soldiery, At very little cost to individuals, all that ask may be done Let the matter be under taken with method and organization, and meal culable and timely benefits may be heaped upon the people of Cuba-bene6t' little short of the value of arms and ammunition.
 This appeal will doubtless have its effect s' 1 is ha. decidedly stirred the sympathy of the American people, Con, Darr has announced tha. sIl packages left at his address (no 58 Broad St., x. Y, containing only the required articles will safely reach their destination The Tribune, in an editorial regarding this Appea says: "Gen. Thomas Jordan, the Arerica' leader of the Cuban revolutionist8, has ad' dressed an appeal to the people of the Unite( States on behalf of his comrades, which w earnestly hope will not fail of speedy an' hearty response"