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MlscELLANEO
PENsIoN AGENTS.

WasHT'8TOS, September 20.-Certain
pension agents in Pennsylvania recently
appealed from Instructions of Ccnmis-
sioner Of Pensions regulating agents fees
and psying pensions by o check on the
Treasury 20 the order OF The Pcnsloner;
the Secretary Of the Interior slistslns the
action Of the Commissioner, ana insiucts
that officer, in ease any agent declines 10
receive and transmi; checks 10 the Treas
urer, 10 regard all powers OF attorney
given hIm as annulled, and 10 communi-
cate direct with the Commissioner him
self
BUTLER on RErEENCHMENT.
NEW YORK. September 2O.-lt is stated
that Butler viii. early IN the coming ses-
sion Of Congress, deliver speech On the
extrayagancies Of Congressional Commit
tees. His remarks are expected TO apply
particularly to the Ways and Means Com
lnittee. Of which Schenck is Chairman.
schenck is prepared. having received some
most damaging facts against Butler Ia
connection with some manufacturing in
stitution.
NIAGsRA FALLS VICTIM.
Buzz ALo, September 20.-On Saturday
morning last a man who had registered
his name at the Cataract House, Of Mag
ara Falls. a. Carl Schurl, New York, pro-
ceeded 10 the Table Rock at the falls,
placed his coat, watch and money in
charge Of boy who was standing by, and
walked into the water few feet from the
brink. lie was soon carried over the
pr scipiee and dashed TO pieces in the
whirlpool below.
BANK EMBROcIIO.
PRovlpENcE, September au.-The Com
mercial Bank of Bristol, which has been
under the control Of the state Commits
sioners because of the Cashiers irregu-
larities, has been enjoiuod by the Supreme
Court and receiver appointed 10 wind
mp its affairs. Ii is State Institution and
has no circulation.
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NASHVILLE.
Suicide Of a Criminal Destructive Burn
ing of the Pattern Department ola fOun.
dry

S9ictut Oi CItmthdi---BeeuacuNe bufH-
ing of the Pattern Department ola fOun-
dry.
NASHVILLE. September 20.-A young
man named Watt. Hill, was arrested sat
urday night, charged with obtaining goods
under false prctenses, and committed 10
ihe work house, and To-day he committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
body with aPistol.
The foundry Of the late Andrew Ander-
son, on South Cherry street, was set on
fare last night, and Jhe pattern room and
all the patterns, the largest and most COM
plote stock Of machinery, mill and other
patterns in the south were burned They
originally cost about $4,000, hut cannot
be- replaced for donhle that sum. Part Of
the binding was destroyed, hut The lower
story. containing the machinery, was
saved. There WAS 40 insurance. II was
occupied hy J. b. Romans
similar attempt was made Saturday
night 10 burn The foundry OF Stewart &
Guger.
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EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
BUILDING LOTS
Lauderdale, Orleans and Georuia
Streets, Near the Line of Street
Cars on Vance Street
and fernando Road.

NXTE are directed by r " Smith, ESQ. TO
w ofier, NJ public sale about forty desira-
bic Building Lots, which ne has had laid out
on ms property. on the above nafntgi streets
embracing variety from which purchasers
OF large or small means can make select Ions
suited 10 their taste and ability.
The lots are just south OF Vance extending
from Lauderdale 10 orleans, and are in the
Immediate neiEhbOrhoOd OF Mr. Hucking.
nam, Mrs. Tate, Hr. Pittrnan, Mrs TALBOT and
The St. Agnes Aeademg, The sale wiz take
place
Thursday, September 23d,
- the premises Tertns hflf cash: balance
lMeLN@ iaOnths, with interest secured by
TVS S See1 on the property sold. Plans fur
ilsil',S ~ Cur Oftcp. 1itlp uuquestiOnahIo.
Sepiz ROYSTFIi. TREZE,X A Va & "a,
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| Exchange. commissions OF l-IG to =, Mer'
paid whose stocks earIiee antil to-mor
row. RumOrs of an approaching lock
up Of greenbscks are again current
Sterling nominal 7@Th, Go!d firmei, Il
| opened at 1867, advanced TO 1875, ano
l closed at I87IS(d 1871. The rumOr hat the
Navy is TO be put on q war footing 70 meet
aug emergency on the Cuban question at
fected the market. The carrying rates
1 were l-32 per day, and per cant. gold per
| annum. 1learances 81 ooo, 00l. Govern
ments dull. Old Tennessee bonds Jlli
new do. 551&.
Cafsn decidedly lower. sales 2500
bales uplands at 295c. Flour S5 S0GG 25.
| WHISKY 81 I4HaSl Is. Wheat, Tennes-
see 81 Seal 81; white, DO. 81 80. Rice
quiet; Carolina sfd9e. Coffee firm; Sugar
= higher, Cuba IL }k0ai23Sc. AIOlasses dull
Corn, soand Western 81 I2@l IA.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS. September 0.-Cotton
lower sales ll77 bales; middiings 2sl4st
2S%; Receipts Il76 bales Oats ga. Flour,
superfine $ 20; Xxx s. 10; XXX 50 p.
Oats go. Bran 81 o. Hay $50 %. Pork
SI4 O0034 25. Bacon shoulders Il; sides
20l9 20lsc hams 2ltlljc. Lard 1892.
Prime sugar 141f Aiolasses G06970. Whis
lSy aud Coffee unehanged. cold 1875 4
Sterlings461z /. New y ork sight stssi4 dis
count.
CINCINNATI.
2 CINCINNATI, September 20, Family
ilollr sseg6 y. torn 81 00egi i-oS., f9ais q
tf65c. Rye 81. Whisk y 81 0A2l 10 1'ork
iheld al 81 Lard lSizc. Bnlk shoulders
lie; sides l6lzc. Bacon shoulders l53eci
sides iSst stGF1ge. Sugar, raw, I3lt@l6; re-
fined lSaI.1<. Wheat 81 l5@I- %. Bar
ey, 81 6j. Butter S0tgl5 c. Eggs 20d2l.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. Isouis, september-3O. = Super6nei
Hour 81 5ee4 -. Wheat, No. = Red Fall. |
Il O6@ i o. Corp S26e95e.. Oats 476t50c. !
Rye 74CaT5c barley 81 SeS1 40. W hisky |
81 10. Pork so 75lg32 81. Bacon shOul- |
ders l6Ge; sides I9@I9he; hams Zz'a
Lard 10
LOUISVILLE. /
EouJsvILLE, September %. = Heavy
hemp bagging 251zaai Superiino fiotr
S5Cd5 y. Corn 9fe. Oats 800 59c. Rye 90
'Fs1e. Tobaceo-sales 81 hhds. at fail
prices. Provisions firm. Pork S2SteSs 50.
Bacon, shoulders, I5c; sides l9A@l91zc.
Hams zsel 2s1@c. Lard zoe. Whisky 81 10.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September 20.-Flour So 75ey
I %. Wheat 81 lsL36il -. Corn slRSlZ !
Oats 4455c. Rye SOhsc. Barley 81 81. HiYh-
wines 81 07Gl o.. Cuba Sugar l35sdlfs4c.
Pork S33 00@3S o. Lard ls55. Bulk
shoulders l47l sides l3'a isol hams l71<qe
FOREIGN. 4
LIVERPOOL, September % - Cotton
leavy. tplands i254d; Orleans l3Is@
31Sd; sales 500 bales. BreadsIuas quiet
,alifernia white wheat los I'd; Red Wes-
ern as Gd@g7; Western -four Z5s; Corn
U.s.; Gals IS sd. Peas Z fl Cd e.
|
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SERIOUS AFFRAY.
TerrlbIs Rsnsanier il Kentucky.

Terrible Rshe0Rier 10 Kentucky
L5UIsvILLE, September 2O.-Sews has
bsen received here OF a terrible ARRAY that
occurred In Lincoln county. in this State.
Capt. W. Napier WAS leaving the Odd Eel
lows Hall IT Stanford, when lac found one
Samuei Holmes upon the sidewalk crea-
ting disturbance, and ia endeayoring to
arrest or quiet him Napier received a SHOT
that killed him. and III. Davidson, the
Town Marshal. " 10 came 20 tho assistance
nf the Sheriff ps,s also Iuortally wounded.
Great excitement prevails at Stanford,
and the people are looking out for Holmes.
A reward of 5000 Is offered for his arrest.
Holmes is said TO be a vagabond, doing
nothing for living, but depends OH his
father, a farmer, for a living.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Suit Against Gen. !, 8. sleadman = A
ST. LOu's man Arrested FOR Completely
in the So, ,OOO, coo Swindle.

NEW ORLEANS, September 20.-Suii has
been entered In the United states cireait
Court here against Gen. James B. Stead
man, ex-Iniernal Revenue Collector Of
this District, and his securities by the
United States District Attorney, for over
s6J0,0O0, which amount, after an ADJUST
ment Of his accounts by the proper off,
GERS, is found 10 be due by Steadman, Is
Tax Collector, TO the Government.
Ex-Collector Fuller has been brought
here from st. Louis. charged with com
plicity in the 100000 King swindie on
the Government. He was adniited 10
bail in the sum OF Si2o,Oe0 for his sppear-
ance in November next.
w Minor. the well known tnrnnan.
Is dead.
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MARRIED.

NicNEIEIl-BCR BCRIlE--At oiarner's station
Mss on ne - lriass, n the residence ofthe
brlie's lsilter, hy the Rev George T. Rich
arlson, MSLaOs. McNEii JR., TO Miss E. II.
HlkKE.
This IS aRoihet link in nie choir wiijeh
hiisis the chigalrSnVd gallantry ofthe south
VITA IT'S beau.Ealry tgenlleness. MAY the
blishting st-bcauty orrow never fail upon
Their paving shadef their lives in stream
iikeheir path, b., through soworssslhined
fiiHke beaut,essed land OF rest. where life
= | fields toer.
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FROM SPAIN.

Another Failure to Obtain King The Gu
ban War.
NEW YORK, September 20-The Her
ald has Il special from Madrid, dated the
18th, which says: The army mnster and
dispatch Of troops Of the line, for service
in Cuba, continues, by order Of the Coy
ernment.
Gen. Prim, accompanied by the Minis.
ter Of Foreign Affairs, wiz return on
Tuesday from France.
= report is in circulation il the city to-
day TO the effect that the candidature ol
the Duke OF Genoa, nephew Of King Vie!
tor Emanuel Of Italy, for .hs throne ol
Spain. has failed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM CUBA.
The Cuban Patriots Determined not 10 Sub
nit in any EYeht

nit in any EyeEt.
WASHINGTON, September 20.-H Is
stated that strong hopes are still enter
tanned By our Government that Spain
will eventually accept some proposition
which viii secure the Independence OF
Cuba. No fears are apprehended OF col
lision with Spain, as no cause Tor oiiense
has been, or viii be offered. Minister
Ssckles' note, which causes 50 much com
ment. was simply a reminder thai a.
Spain had formerly accepted the United
States as a mediator between that country
and Cuba, our Government wss ready 10
enter upon negotiations. The Cnhans
have determined, sooner than submit 20
Spanish rule, to render the island un'ena-
Dle for the Spaniards, and viii destroy ali
their crops rather than have Them seized
t,v their enemies and used as q means 10
carry on the war against them.
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VHAs- {. PAhfhE. B. Ff;ANK HARnERT
PARTEE G HARBERT,
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ar nm. -,
No. II Union Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

C0ESIGSMENTS respectfully solicited
- upon which liberal CASH Advances will
be made
All Cotton consigned 10 us insured, unless
otherwise instructed.
ull supply Of Bagging Rope and Ties
constantly on hand. Careful attention given
to illing orders Of every kind.
Ea We have secured the services of an ex-
perlencad cotton man a. give especial atten-
uon 10 weighing and saInpliug.
coa A fpf ffL1u A
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81. cLalr hurseries. SummerfieId. nI.

- Mll4ES from 81. Louis, on 0. and NJ. Il.
= , r.. +. +, BABCOGk. Proprietor. IEo
Hundred acres in the cultivation OF Fruit
Trees. fpples-a magnificent stock OF 2 ana
year dds, including all the leading and
most POPULAR southern varieties. obtained
srom rellA Able grow efs SOuth-PeafS PeacileS
Ptums Apric0ts. Nectarines, Cherries, Gu.n-
GEES Grahs, Strawberries, Raspberries, etc,
In great ghriety. A choice collection Of kOses
Ornamental Evergreen and DectduoHs Trees
Flow, l-iii{ Shruifs, HerbaceOus Plants, Bulbs
eic 5ralh.h Office, l3 and l5 MurOe street.
Aa.l ..NA GEO Ii. RlstlA Y tranI 4 Anent.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Members sftA8 Cabinet TO attend the 6eOr-
ola State Fair---Orders to Naval Officers
-.RaiIroad coilisiop.


Railroad Collision.
WAsHINGToN, September 30.-Secretary
boutwell,, Commissioner Delano aud
Commissioner Capron have accepted an
InvitstiOn to attend the Georgia state
Fan, to be held al Macon on the 9TH of No
vember \ steamer viii leave here early
10 November for Savannah, on which
they viii probably take passage.
Capt. John c. Fehnger has been or
dered 10 special dut = under the Bureau OF
Yards aud Docks. Capt. \. W. Schotield
is ordered 10 the command Of the Mianta-
mona.
A railroad collision occurred near here
this evening, by which three persons were
killed aud several wounded
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: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


y STS OF Mard and District Gibbs
~ npEstl Labor uniOn will meet at the
81 Ne Ofise al % lflI pm, on Ne,illes
& alssfe I'D inst % take under ativiseinent
business oi Importance. Herein fail not.
BY osa der of HE Chaifmsn h. e. \. l.. u.
- Rf1BEI{T tfRINDROD,
sc2i Secretary F g y 4 T.
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I'VE are now receiving one OF he largesl
w and best selected stocks OF goods il has
yer been our pleasure 70 offer to the trade
md TO first-clasS buyers we are prepared L
Jfier inducements that cannot ilc surpassed.
800 sacks Rio Coiiee-all grades;
500 barrels Refined sugar-all grades;
50 hhds. Louisiana Sugsr-all grades
500 packages Syrups and Molasses-all
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Mackerel;
500 packages Virginia Tobacco;
50 barrels Robinson County Whisky;
100 :" bourbon Whisky;
100 Reciifed Whisky;
50 Tennessee White Whisky;
loo boxes Layer Raisihs;
80 boxes assorted Nuts;
I00 eases sardines;
loo eases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARG ASOS & CLAY,
ses $50 Front Street.
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FOR SALE.
FoR SALE.

ISgst-class. Business Property on Main
aa1d Front Streets, for Cash.
WILL sell the House, No 253 Main street,
1 occupied by l.. Krener; also. the Saloon
efi the aiieF. Ia rear Of the above property
And blso q drst-elass fonr-sfOry Business
House, on Front street. M. leS. occupied by
y. Rose & Co For terms. etc, apply 10 W. 3.
Greeniaw, No 10 Madison street, af Peoples
Insurance Company
sell - W b eREEy yEAi
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

'rTNHF SrocK s6LpERs oF' TTSF NJ KAfPTIs AND
l NJ. L0VIs TRANsFogTAqtoN COMPANY nr5
hereby notified that she second tnstalment
OF tnenfffdse Z per cchf uf.on the capital
stock 81 SAID company has This day been de-
secrafary ana Treasured &c Front street, on
or before THE isI ectotaf-
n order o. ii1s Boaf1 OF f5ifertoF~.
a. Lee NsiiNS,
eses Strretass aiS 1rsasnrers
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M ConSignIaents OF Cotton and other foun-
try Produce Solicited. Always on hand a
complete assortment. of Plantation Supplies
Bagging. Rope and Ties. sci dNw
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Russia Is about to introduce trial
1y iaTy rs a naw pledge OF her progress
Svoiyflizatiou.
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~ sNbLEh- 3. II. FISHER.
SADLER, FISHER & CO.,
GrOCers, Cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 40 Madison Street.

Memphis, Tennessee.
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DIED.

BBARE-In thi, city, TUESDAY. Nos. a. Thomas ~ B..ss
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BLBAKLEYAth hts residence verp.ncts Poot T. Tsp..s
Novl8, William Beskley. eTSheud Of Wesehestsr County
aged 81 months and
The relatives and friends Of the family and thcs btehsts
and John respectfully invited attend hs
late residence Wednesday tb inst Carriages will
10 attendance Pektk arrival Of the 1870
train
EDwARDS-A his residence re Broadway the 3d Gess<e
Edwards In the I'D year u bis
GREgNg-At wsshingtOn Heights Nov O. eosg.suoa
brain William Todd Of Richard Hen sat Ms 0eds 0rsses.
aged year and months
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HoPkSson T.e.d Nov % 1883 Martha P. - Of Rev D..Iss
G. HOpkias aged 90
Puasra 500 gohn Hopkins csssr
e.. Brooklyn on THURSDAY at a p
JACKSON-Ou the 9 Eleanor Jsckos daughter the
jamia Jackson. aged %.
The relatives aud Mssds the family invited sesd The
services At the late resdesc % SOsb Bro1ys
Thursday 2ssh. st3i Tho will be taken oass.
County.
RICHARDs-oD Sunday Nov a. ThOp. Richards in the cd rs-s
Of bis
The uneT. win take place from bs late residence No. nj west Tes
ths 2h inst. O'clock RslstSee tsd hieas
0fths nnily respectfully Invited 70 stseRd
sMITH-At hs residence Gresepor 5ufot Co.. T. NJ O. ss
10 the 6qh year Of bic
Notice Of the funeral 10 tomOrrows paper
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TIE NEW DOMINION.

THE RECIPROCITY TREATY AND THE INDEPEND-
RNCE MOVEMENT.
MONTREAL, Nov. 19.-The general feeling,
among all In favor Of annexation independence
respecting the movement for reciprocity treaty is that
10 the last OF the Colonial party TO maintain
iascendency the New Dominion. 1t Is admitted
that Its existence for years alone prevented depend
ence annexation and the intense dissatisfaction pre-
vaug Ia due to the failure to It's renewal Bust
generally depressed, commerce is entirely pros.
trated for OF market emigration Increasing at
u rapid rate. and during the past crops
raised on oneth OF the outyable lands from Of
sufficient labor while insolvency has become extensive
and wide spread In Lower Canada business Is equally
depressed and the English aud Scotch residents
Grafton scheme mainly supported under the belief
that IL would facilitate commercial treaty with the
United States but It's failure do has caused all but
the anti Republicans and enemies OF American interests
to pronounce In favor OF Independence and ultimate
annex atiOn
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institution for the relief OF the poor and distressed
have the OF society to the question, Am my
brothers keeperi" And this noble work which you have
naugurated here tonight for those who have been the
even Of the most gifted in our land, brings the
answer OF the benevolent In the State OF Mary
land that they their brothers Keeper. APP
pausel God speed you, God bless you In this noble
work In this great world OF ours, spngng as We do
from the hand Of Creator, believing do in
the athehood OF God and the brotherhood Of
one whom you meet on your pathway your brother He
may be poor. he may be pennIless, he may be humble
criminal, or fallen, but they brethren OF the dust
phgrims on the same Journey, travellers TO the same
you have been enabled TO fOrtify yourselves is for
to lift ham up from that depth which lac has fallen and
put him upon his feet and TO redeem him possible from
living death, than the death Of the tomb
victims contemporaries, Mr. Cofax cOntinHed IL 10 the
mlser, 1t 10 the stiDgy, the penurious and tight.
listed who free from this evil. 1t is the
largo hearted, the social man, who cannot
resist the temptation OF social glass the genial man,
the generous whom this tempter finds Its victim 1t
hearhstones OF the poor and casts It's gloomy shadow
over the marble mantels OF the rch the most brilliant
worshping at that shrine through temptation which
they cannot resist, and which urges them on to q
my friends. there Is only one way In which you can
resist the temptation. There is only one taisman,
and That 49, touch not taste not handle not the uncean
thing In the earlier years OF manhood when saw
young frond who had been travelling the same path
way with myself, when stood by his bedside and saw
his soul leave his body. calling upon God to damn his
soul In his derium, for resolved that would turn
my back upon 1t henceforth and forever Applause 1t
Is the true pathway in private hfe In public fe In social
life, and In Individual life.
During the evening very fine chair presented to
Mrs Colfax. which was received in her behalf by Dir.
Samuel Shoemaker with appropriate remarks
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

New-York has about 800 Longshore Lumber
Habers OF whom 40 are members OF the huihDermehs
ChiOu. These nsn paid w eehts per noul'
The quarterly report Of the Secretary OF the
sshore shins Paintsrs Mem submitted AZ the meeting
hsldIast svaing slae thai the nunbers ITO
nenIbeps, and has q bank account o. silZ.
President Marshall of the TailorS 1nterna-
fOnal UnIon received telegram from Chicago yesIet,
day announcing that the taOrs strike In that clty hsd
ended Ia favor Of the men.
AZ the meeting of the Central Body of Shop
TailOrs at which nne Unions aDd Two shop tneetnsS
represented last evening committee was appVntt
10 pf0are for a meeting Of the trade, 70 DC eu
t Oermania Assembly Rooms for the purpose OF ue
vising sOme means whereby the obnoxious system on
raiffOrminR households into tailoring shops may 10
abolished. ....
A special meeting OF the Brooklyn Brick
Isyers'P IT, No. 70 held last evening in their new
hill Fultonaye motion made " grant the son oil
a ficklaYer not belonging any Trades Union Priv
lees card months that lac might be allowed 10 WORK
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PERSONAL.

Lieut. Gov. Allen c. Beach the Hon. w. IL.
Hooper OF Utah; Van Rensselaer, Richmond, State
Engineer Albany; j. H. sktor IT, s. Consul At tho CITY
Of MeKee Dr. Eymery Of Paris the Rev Dr. Torrey OF
Honesdhe PENN the Hon. L. Speaker, Palatine Bridge
n II J. LenRd0n, Elmira; T.. T. Ross Auburn; Capt.
Baker OF Colorado; Capt. Sloan, X. +. B., London; j..
Wiley Edmunds OF Boston, and A Fnkenbnrgh OK 81
LOUIS, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel - The Hon W
:. Lincoln and Major j. j. Knox, Washington; Jacob
StAnwood OF Alabama; Col. w. ID. Fish. Connecticut
the Hon; Myer strOuse Of PennsylVana, ard Col b. n
Hamlll. Washington. at the Metropolitan Hotel -
The Hon. samuel Hooper, NJ c., Massachusetts, Is at the
BreVoOrt helse - Ex-COnRressman Marvin OF sara
toga 10 ~ Tho New York Hotel = Judge John D.
Prof French 0West Point Col H. s. McCoinb and ThOs
H0loomb OF Delaware, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
House. - judo Kattell OF BnghamtOn; Judge H. H.
Low OF MlddletoN; Cornelius Wendell, Washington;
Peughkeepsie and " Rev. H. G. Porter OF Boston are at
the AstOr House
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THE BALTIMORE IYEBRIATE ASYLUM FAIR
ADDRESS or vicE-pREsDEYr coLrAx.


BALTIMORE, Nov. pa Fair to aid the estab-
lshinen OF Inebriato Asylum In this city under the
auspices Of the ladies Of Baltimore opened here tonight
at the Maryland Institute The three Communicates OF
knights Tempar OF this city present In full regala
and immense attendance. Among tho distinguished
persons present Vice President COfax who wa, IN
trOduoed the by Mayor Banks a few
pertinent remarks on coming forward tho Nloe-PreS
dent after brief predatory remarks, said: - .
A work Of boneyolenco and OF humanity toward our
brethren like this should enlist every heart that touched
with feeling for human infrmty There Is question
that down all OF ia through the centuries,
interest ~ every upon the foOtstoo OF God IL
that question which Cain asked Of the Almighty not as
question tbut AZ idefenso against arraignineht
for his crime II was, Am my brothers Keeper IN
every civilized land throughout the globe. in every civil
lied nation and state and community, the answer comes
back TO that question. You your brothers Keeper
Ii II responsibility that ono OF you can deny OF
evade Every statute that you hnd IN your satutoDOoh
for the punishment Of crime and fraud Is tho answer 70
the question. Am l my brothers keeperP EyerY
jail ana prison that cast their gloomy bnhu'
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