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tn, collections in the Brooklyn churches in
Aid oftho Ayondno sufferers amounted to si'S7l 81.
Th members of the Cartmens Protective
I-nior voted SsOo at their meeting last evening
T,s Hopesdale (Pa.) Casino Club have voted
sfeol f6 the sufferers by the Ayondalo disaster
Tia sum of $2OO was obtained at a collection
t.tsn up on sunday in the First Baptist Church. at
xs6sr, Tor the Avondae sufferers
An pdadelphs had received In ALL h7,coo including sooo
fromkhs Moyamensine Hose COMPANY ana the cohec-
ions made here In the churches yesterday
IN Sunday evening collection was taken 10
Tia Reformed Church at Hudson. X for the Ay0ndsls
%Ssrers which amounted TO about 800. The sum VIII
20 pcressed by contributions from members OF the con-
% no, present when the collection was taken
The countrymen of the miners who lost their
lye BIZ thu recent accident at Ayonasn, WIN nola .
mean and TRrdsves. tomorrow evening at u o'clock.
rsse fund in aid Of the sufferers.
The Sunday school of the Central Baptist
rn,rcS In Yoriy seoondst near Eighthsye, the Rev.
" Ys.man pa.tS5 collected s On on tSs %ssins mo
avs,ssts Presbyterian Church. the Rev. Charles A.
ssSadsrd, pastor ssSi 80 were collected
Tbs following additional subscriptions have
received z, sc afy0i 9Ss stern ' Co. a.
.sJsas g ,' IN. H Mayo; f''h
,yr AL TO THE PRoPRIEToRs OF PUBLIC PLACES.
r. Ms EdHor Of RE TrsoGnt, uo,.o
se Happening into a. aa ,ns csunsr p ODt Of
IT. foor cisarboI labeled Contributions In aid q tho
we rSais suferers" 1t received contribution from
~ Wv avery person who came In Now II every hotei
r nsS and saloon the city wonld follow This eI
,s largo sum would be realized from that source
sap yns Widows and orphans Of those who perishea
LA hsxs n carried into effect Yours truly,
Esw.Iork Sept. Is, 1862 '-'. JOHN r. hpAns'
SAFETY FOR MINERS.
70 "a, Editor OF the tribune.
SIN In your issue of to-day the following
sentences occur the article headed Safety to Miners
" u. the construction and nagement OF mines leit
% ~ rupidity Of Official supervision - nh
snon Allow say that at the last session oil the
Legislature o law passed, ana 10 now
enf"rc,d authorizing the appointment by the stato
insnectors Of Mines, whose duty IL 10 TO make
both inside and out and KaeOps IN ths OWL
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FURTHER MARINE DISASTERS.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 49, The schooner
Franklin schencks tof Rockporb arrived here yester-
day. having been dsmantled In the late gale The BARK
II. L. elliot (of Yarmouth. u s) from Ardrosssn with
ron was tOwed in on Saturday night having cOlided
with an unknown fishing schooner carrying away fore
mast and jibboOn, with rigging attached and mantop
gallant-mast The body OF Capt Edmund Mllet master
OF the Helen Eliza has been recovered at Peake
Island.
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ANNIVERSARY. OF THE BATTLE OF NORTH POINT.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.--The fifty fifth anniver
sary OF the battle of North Point falling Sunday yes
terday) there little observanceof the day The AS
ISOLATION OF Old Defenders numbering about 49, assem-
bed in front Of the old City Hail. and marched in pro-
cesson to church This morning the Association OF Old
Defenders met and marched around the Battle Monu.
ment after which they proceeded out 70 GoYansoWn, 10
partake OF their annual dinner. .. ...F
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THE NEW DOMINION.
AN2ANNEXATION Observation-Disclosures FOR
VOTE OF THE PEOPLE.

VOTE OF THE PEOPLE.
MONTREAL, Sept. ia great annexation
meeting held yesterday Quebec 1900 people being
present The best order prevailed. Mr. John o. Farrell
called the meeting order and made bold annexation
speech after which Councillor Convey chosen chair
man. resolution was unanimously passed calling the
people address the imperial authorities through the
General, asking whether II nearly unanimous
desire be voted by the people OF the Dominion Tor annex
alton would IL not the same gracious assent as
was accorded the inhabitants Of the onian Isles
years ago. when they were united TO Greece Several
speeches followed and the meeting adjourned with three
cheers for The have been placarded
for days with such writings as Annexation With
out delay" Annexation, right or wrong" etc.
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ADDITIONS TO THE PLYMOUTH FUND.

A telegram has been received from q. ii. stuart OF
Philadelphia announcing $1,000 In his hands Tor the
lyondale Fund. ,., -
A meeting Of tho Ayondale Relief Association was
leId at the First National Bank this evening The fol.
wing nersons were elected as Board OF Managers OF
ae Relief Fund l.. c. Wadhams, ". B. Wilson, J. W.
Inc IRA davenport j. Fuller Reynolds. Thomas r. Mao
hrlsne Draper smith, Frank Turner. Thomas j. Phil.
lbs, and II. H. Harvey Of Plymouth; George Coray OF
Srantop the Hon. ii. Il. Wright OF Wikesbarre, ana j.
smith OF the Pennsylvania Coal Company OF Dunmore.
Ne Hoard OF at the First National
Bnk OF Plymouth Oh Wednesday next the iStn ns' s'
O'Clock
TIE RELIEF FUND.
Tie Messrs. Chamberlain 81 French acknowl'
ed ves receipt OF the following funds, which they Ior
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SEPTEMBER Ia, 1869.

pomologists and horticuturists Of much eminenee.
Third Evening Reception, with elegant
chiefly choice fruit, to be given by the PenDsyVahs
horticultural Society. 70 the National Pom0ioeical
Society. Speeches. music &C, Sept IT. Ladies aamtted
California grapes sale many Of the fruit
in the city, and advices Of large shipments for the festival
have been received by the Committee of Arrangements
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THE CASE OF INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICER
BROOKS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1o.-The parties charged
with attempting to murder Revenue Officer Brooks, we're
up for further hearing to-day. No evidence Of i'm
portance was produced. Stockton. keenan, and Asen
held in 5000 bail for furt hearing Hamilton
committed without bail. 1Lo doctors report bae
BroOkss death Is hourly expected.
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the condition of the coleTy, directing such improve
ments alterations may be deemed necessary for the
additional safety Of the workmen This law applies only
to the schuylkill region Had IL included the Lacka
wanna and Others the recent disaster would IN all prob
ability, have been averted OPERATOR.
New York, Sept 40, 1869.
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FRANCE.
THE EMPERoR's HEALTH.

PARIS. Monday, Sept. 10, 1869.
me tempest yesterday prost Tated the telegraph
wires, and communication in every direction was
temporarily interrupted The Emporors health is
better to-day 1t is asserted that the Empress will
set out again on her voyage to the East. Gen. Prim
Us In this city.
THE TIMES ON THE SITUATION.
LONDON, Monday, Sept. 49, 1869.
The Times in an editorial to-day commenting on
the Emperors illness and the publication of the Sem
atus Consultum, says The person of the sovereign
is of secondary Importance. If personal government
is ended il matters little who is Emperor or Regent
The essential question is, Who is Minister on what
terms does he hold office, and on what principles
does be conduct the administration No one can
govern except through the Cabinet and enjoying the
confidence of the majority of the people.
SUPPRESSED ACCOUNTS OF THE EMPERoRS
I.. HEALTH.
The Paris correspondent of the Independence
Beige 49, thus refers to the official accounts Of the
Emperor's health:
1.-THE Emperor undoubtedly better, but there would
ne confidence in such reassuring news the Jour
nal O1eet used more freedom in its statements and did
not omit facts which are perfectly correct or At least ;
speca organ Of the Government speaks only Of the En-
rheumatism when every one knows that IL Is not
All the journals have spoken Of another maady which
of greater gravity which may not shorten the life OF the
impOssibiiity the Emperor h1ds Of either
riding or driving. II this malady does not
exist the statements should be plainly contradicted
otherwise the general impression Of the gravity OF the
Emperor's illness will be increased by appearing 10 wish
conceal its existence and by publishing bulletins
signed by honorable physicians, TO which no more
wi" Besides Vfn the
nat Oneel OF this morning well as the Ptn journal
of Yesterday evening have not felt themselves bound
say that the Emperor presided at the Cabinet Council
yesterday The omission of the official Journals might
however, permit it's being eft-but am informed that
His Majesty came only for few moments linto the ha
where the Ministers delberating and signed some
documents But considering the improved condition OF
the Emperor Ddspuable there is nothing to dispute
about but much desire TO nsrepresent
its temporary gravity am assured ALSO that contrary 70
al said of the Emperor walking In the PARK
THAT during DAYS Of his illness he has been only re-
moved from hts bed armchair which may nave
been rolled the terrace, which is on level with MS
APARTMENT Is also possible that the Emperor regards
his with frinness than those around him
The which the Empress presents the heir 10
the throne TO the people would prove IL. and II was re-
marked that during his last VISIT 10 ChaOns the Emperor
was constantly by his son. thus seeming TO
say that designed him to be the next object OF the
aTmys devotion.
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SHOOTING ARRAY IN A PHILADELPHIA STREET
CAR.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13-This evening, during
an alteration car at the corner of Sixth and
Arch-sts., between Bernard Hagan and man named
Quinn the latter Hagan through the body nfcting
a VI und which will probably prove fatal Quinn escaped
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE BYRON SCANDAL.

LONDON, Monday, Sept IS, lSdg
TIE DAILY Ne,cs contains another letter from Will
ham Hewitt on the charges against Lord Byron He
ssys Lady Byron has condemned herself by the
breach of an honorable silence. Irreparable wrong
was done Byron by the destruction of the papers
containing his justification of the case and solu-
hon of the question is impossible except on defective
az parte evidence.
Dr. Forbes Winslow in public communication on
the subject holds that the theory of the mental
alteration of Lady Byron cannot be maintal ned.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. ia young man, named
Edward McLane, kle tonight. while seated on the
top OF attached TO excursion tram returning from
Saratoga His body faund the arrival OF the train
In this city Ne killed by hs coming In contact With
a bridge.
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COUNCIL OF THE ORDER OF RED MEN

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-The great council OF the
improved Order of Red Men will hold their annual SEES
sion here tomorrow Representatives will be present
from Ohio Pennsylvania District OF Columbia Michigan,
Tennessee Georgia. Alabama, Missouri, Maryland, Ken
lucky Louisiana Virginia Texas California and Indiana
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CHICAGO, Sept. 13.--One of the Gillian broth
ers gymnasts connected with Johnson's circus, while
going through his performance, at Frerpori ILL., on Sat
urday night missed his hold and fell 10 the ground recev
ing injuries which resulted In his death IN few hours
after
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THE WELLS. FARGO & co. EXPRESS ROBBERY -
/. - RECOVERY OF THE MONEY

n - M RECOVERY OF THE MONEY.
OMAHA, Sept 13.-The treasure stolen from
Wells Fargo Co.. In the late robbery the Montana
stage ruad, has recovered Robbins Davison tho
agent who severely wounded will probably
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sdyes receipt OF the following funds. which they for
wsrsd yesterday TO Plymouth an
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.YTAIIGgsL TL0OI
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

THE RIGHT OF ONE PERSON TO HOLD TWO OF"
FICES DISCUSSED-sOLDIERS TO BE PRO-
TECTED FROM IRRESPONSIBLE CLAIM
AGRNTs-THR CHINESE MIssI0N-THE LOCKS
FOR DISTILLERIES
, 1869-11-17
htMEA IN liMBn.


The County .1a1l VAS transformed ln'o 10 xer
Of HJmen" yesterday, IN which tso lorlnx hearts
wrrc joined to two rather unlovtng ones. Justice
samn eEoeld DICTATED at the ceremony. The nrst
couple a.1aigued before lis Honor to accent the
n,srtal otliRation were James Wal,lson and M4s.a
liasAe- ftw days ngo. James appeared before
rho x1nc Ju.itce, At the Instance Of his present
SPOUSE, <ho preferred very 1klT ot!iox
cLA'Gt aGa&ost him. Al the coDcluslob Of the
examination Wahiron WAS ordered I. g1re Ill to
e-ca1e the proper f0lnlnstns oI his .lnf.es a. M
ettcctant father, 60 to jau, or usEFy. lie ca1%e
u become t.oa7tits " tne expense cs the conn1y.
eoit side trr1rof-xest not a! that : fce faacy
tad :'utpteh It. .nd au oauz4t- fare nusl'r farc+i
@ ~ rn ,.s. r,. 1"s.; n%,sn!.E ~, ne quie, IN.
taat b. soul yoa1ped Tor the pertenee Of
halJ burke, a'te,, he hail e1prc.se,t
~. sts,n,ns.ou s.s 91l5 ,ne D., preEoG. tnss as
Such ia the change which Cupid hAo wrought il
t&eE3J-fong t0ura. M1as BurAe was accordingly
Informed OF Ieens' Intention, and she gave .
Rsd scq.ssceoct. Tney were married. As soou
\, tie ceremony was concluded, the heasy IRON
door ot the jail E~ung open to I'D hit OF their
eRretf. The onent ihry bad reached the Gut
sire. tho ch1sa.rous Waldfon bid his blooming
NaldJon lnoked for him awhile, '.roupd the
cf'spe1e, but sna!ly concluded that hi+ marriage
ihtetttots hsd not s>e-n honorable, and took s0t-
srcn ie The force Of example that Eray. headed
south Of "a, or theresoou:s. named William Sill.
TIN. who was coonpet IL the tsi Ior sttr!lar Of
f'pce akaahst rDifdle Aget woman. Enn,etl Auua
STATE of matnn9ny. Aeain u Foi,z eousnltrd,
ann, ~ Jlat1te S1Iptntftcld w&a etI1l present. d
hall1 ~aa not long IN nudlnR the fair anna, ani
Il ae1 20
could he Eept n stgh:, Wlii.am showed no lnten,
utn It deteItirx.
, 1869-11-17
YESTERDAYS FIRES.

Al Q O'Clock. JessertaJ morn!ng, nEc Wa dts
covered IN the I,art Of No. 81 A1Acas street,
franc cottage owned aud occupied oy MFs. Brown.
A tn, Nasker rented TWO sovms In tho bAsenent,
a Erntiepan residing n an adtoaa!aE house e.
tinxuished the Gre without calling for Al AlAs0.
In III. Balke1's apartments were found various
artlcles Of = comousuole nature hAturated With
terusene oil. Tho occupant. VINO - fctl5 insured.
i sbscot At present. Tne nte MA apdoupsetiy
the work OF IN trttndAFJ.
Up Monday night an officer on dutJ On AtTAhee
street dl.cevrrtd No. ~ IT that tnofD1GnfArc On
trr. lie succeeded IN c1tioruAntaa tne nAueA
Al o'clock esssruAy mdsolnR the nfc broke ont
again, and ih1a t1me the building, trostory
frame, Nas totally destrn1ed. fnc ss1ne'nrs ~ "a
tnr house. Los shout saWD. Insured tos .. $50
10 Gar1en et, and ttoc 10 the Hone Rax!cy y y
kaia 10 have tcen At tA1ct within fous d4aafs OF
ha housc n the time Of lhcse o,euFrtneek
Ats oe.oct ,sa era.s mosalos nrn TO- - .fns az.
Nn ~ 1,csplaines. corner Of Mnnruc street,
o. nrd hy Abner Sutson, so'1 occupied - grocery
store Oh tic trst door, ~ Law s4a bask1k so
~ teHldcnec on tho second door bJ MI. LAK.
TtSAl damage not osef t90Q.
, 1869-11-17

svantno TIA n.,+,su IN cn.rea AT hsr. IN nadtns
res nI.s. -1.-eS ss,t az ~ Enw., ~ me tnn.r
Of F1ark Beucks. On Eik near Wood atreet. whore
sna expired n half past O'Clock taid morning.
she = = n d}ioR co9dl0on Wnen leiI q k9e
place. Tn6 Cdfopef WILL loFe9u8Ae kue care Ana
hold an ttqaest to-day.
A skpGH1cx sTaEN CAR, while proceeding un
North C1sfk 6tfeet laAt cfe0tnH y about malt past
tocioc1, with heat9 Ind q pA.seaSest On
Sato snI1 .a saosa. ~ ~ faep ~ teser
cns,s n s.e1sn HnS rSn ~. IN rrsms1 Tith H.
srnar1 h.d arx:nnals. ID e,n thn strees, Tne -.
s4Hs,t - ss,sI.*,s. h,sssT-e4n1e n 1fe1 al fne
1 tar1o1e storm which prevailed.
-nts II au~u z..,srv =
, 1869-11-17

p1atn. I 20 10 ore OF tNese houses and hire 4
rooms .ua cat theFu. From tue monsnt that
.oSt, Asep my tyos apeu. watch everybody
men and men. Tnose who look ahsll ned, aud
morn Aa'1o
week OF 10 pAsses. do not psy ANYTHING.
one day tAndlatf 1neeia nc bhe ssYI. Al.
NJ, hsnouhI. ..A ju!t thinking
.1oa hsvc boon httn tro weekss tsgs she
- ne4se3e hsva,' I scp,y, 'uot tiu1s
.It IL M habit says .ne
70 arc ~ cre&in1es ol haut,' tay, enpoor-
~: II IL cu'tonas1 for my gentlemen a-'ssys
".I ~ very gtad Of lt,'1 respond.
w.,. mean as thty usns1Iy pay at the end Of the
"'Inaeeai eopsr.sa.a.a yoa, madam, ...ys
oo4foer who payn pEoGpily IL indeed 4
Hr4!use. "hon one KtS1 one, ono ghoQld tusure
ata ntos a. for mspelf, /. too. by pfuuptIT but
not ID ePecle fAstt ptJa nef hotel hls b5 singing
9eonSs I7aln By making speecn ard / do It bT
R1xn9 feadloG1 OF ms own literary productIopss
"1hdeed tdat viii not d. At AL aayx nhe, Il
m Poof WIDOW and @n4E have money! 1
omit the remainder Of her temsfts, which no
familiar 10 I'll Who hare oycr beea duonod by /
boa1dinR house kecpet.
- Anev soe hAa concluded her oEatlop, Rsy.
I oa excite yourself unnecessarily, Madam. Tou
nAo eeitef lsten to tho pe1sale readloR and then
1oa can letter appreciate she ulutt1uu,' she
1@tna Gown, And read something coume2elnX:
1RQS1sL scAHnlf
, 1869-11-17
TO BE HANGED.
Daniel Walah 6entenced to Suffer
the Penalty Of Death Dec. 10.

Judge Per'er, yesterday, took 10 the not.ous
fot new trial III the csses pf the convicts Of The
pre'eni tenn Of The Superior Court. The tltst casa
taken up Has Of Daniel Wish, cou.ictet1 Of the
murder q hls ~ife i'cse. audundcr the conviction,
sfoushs ID !, IL saet es sb5 u assa afi.t s s
uCtoct. "~' ~
Mt. + q. ASST made tnostnn Id tts behalf for
itE his mo ion ufon The asths.Ivn u eSillence 0i
tht dIthS teeatattaa II wtlt1aa, cuuteulnH thst
i ~ ishhn'ehs gtcauee thefe was NJ unrot.
tfts t"ttn II oa't, uteI rttseialed % Tue jIfpta
:snt'tr a.. ths oth s',on' hsse 'seb. afaet 'S he
statneet VI" t1tttnuh tAw usth. -
The tthhts Vtettu'tt tht thf,it III. A. IL the
lt,ta HttlnfA'l"t'. hs thhtshi II ~Hy rtutafit III.
' s',a as ' . *, % s xS. Ss rs' .+is IT, .T: q
y % 70 TT Ndt'l " roth R!!d atta ttpss!el tlln
W.T.: slt"i e!n': y MA th.H .'s.l+d Y het ssrl
/" In ahai.sl,n w.s inst ,iln ,lrx Il was Vi t's,
tn,4 nth l*tnri Hn'a lHr isia Vi IhH sistai.'Hnt
1e.t n ",js.t.n.i r. % ~ @ a.. w.il !ststt
y lhs ftts t4sthata uit n sali} Ia llsn III luis
ht4tat ii !asal, siHA9a tlstii N tia antt. II aH
htJtr!In'| hat ,%hn !Adn VI tts tins. tnS i'uutt
N1ohi barn a"nslaFtti lhe nalh tkal Ls Aas
n#etl lut dut M 0l stttun MIS- IassffA,asti. Tin
lAt.!il usd nut, pet.lhAJ, l!ks tt'a iuria ut lAs
Mh II II tnn ti,uch His lbs furu Vi tl,1 uati NJ
iNlltltttffl III tfe csAe Ut tfsfn!sAttJ not# Tut
tth ttul HtA
Mr. Itpt 4 stated HAT II ~aa espresAy ascl,e,,
III Itersr thht tho oath II uIerS I..tef Ot fert
sb.! ihst Il ~ e1Gepton II teisn IL u Vi ts t4ir,
Au eftuf cah he assiRhets IN It.
The Court Hsd Ut, tl,uht ,tere wta no error II.
finn, ttcause lhc statute aass iisl thr ttiai eha
tlEestt Aa0f,iIha ~ tin uu4fae Vi ths cOtliltuf
IT, un',s. '..et. ils sh".snt ths Sn',aun
lEanIe1 Nafsl. lasshF iiuw Aloyl uN-
Tie c,irAT. IlasH yDU 8tytbIhk IL sAy, lIatIIel
WAl.t!. IT, sehtehce thuuld Sot nun us passed
Waiati. ~tutt iIAc ,u hAva II hes stls, M II,
, 1869-11-17

CANE FOR To-AnRRQ~.
4 match rsme Of nase bah Is announced for TO-
mOlruW Afternoon bet ecu the Actire Club, which
now clalUs the ponS championship Of the North
west, aud 4 pcIesi nthe from jan or cuns OF this
city. TIE game Ni1 Take place 1t the corner OF
May and Lake STREETS, weather permitlng. playing
to otg1n at II ncldck In the fHrenoon
An ANArEUKS IDEA or T1aE GAAK-
The follo .1oa fnnLy description OF ba bail. hy
the "Fat Contributor, y eoutans FULLY ~ much
sense ns sascasnl--ano thtsr II good deal Of
b1th:
The att1.udc md motions Of tn. 'r.chc,' we're =
sourse "f ltterss; 70 ": H t.sthea ihr hail = Il +.
n:onrrt soctttn like smle eoasesa.t-t thr sknlt
10 :s 1sa. 1ad IT. + ~ s,
,hntss M 4 ne,,f 81 s. I'D M I'D ,sss
Ss1 ss .he ese:d ssdi:a'y III ii. e,e. fssI
upon thc hAll-- moment Ct bew!dermrus claacl he
wsnas. whas y t x I came he1shen b.
% sea IL Yfas 'asath' sth snss 'tss
sas IL XII Hss & S..; :
ssSa l. T K. sa; IT. Is.s ;as sh ot
aaa risn.s Il. v.ii,es ITat, spit: h.adt
auEurs.len bsll Ii eoucs He cein.. hts eeai Mti.
'cs y =
r. t. ,;s ,4s ns rsr Y
e1aib BIZ :tiI md iii e1auIsisc tasi.
Al ensth thc blow eo,ne, and the b.1, CONG. stita
esa, h t9e :es % et!
would have heen tn have sent thr us The Pos: Det
e x s s Id Ne: 81 FL
tnEs any ether club
II IT, e e
havinf b+rn rund Ensd dtei our:tI Aeu1e 81 them
.t.r little l.ts n Esetns ho"e ous sh*t 10 better
Wewnadn:t hte to tss saa Catch os there balls,
We hid rather taich cold, OF the ne1ales the sccnd
tD1e~
, 1869-11-17

The talooc Of Frank Hot fcr. Oh the corner o{
K1uue sud Wells streees, ,rasthe sceue Of serious
difficulty at II O'Clock 1A.t night. It appears thAt
two NEE mined Charles Miller and L,7is Hsultet
60. ,Ito II qnasErl os.r game Of donlnoes.
l,urng the alteration Hamlet picked up beer
elaas AID wtthn Rffuck Miller oyef the heAi.
The nlo y had tne feet OF breaking OF I part NJ
the bottom OF the KiAsa. lie then deAlt him
cher tlow, N htch oleocd MI CT i lett cheek fFun
his ese 10 his chin, t1aAuR EefJ ugly Honua.
Hamlet, In dealing the baov, cut
his or tlrd 30 h1tty tt21 hls thnmh Aas nearly
s+seyrd. lila w01ph il bt far the .ex~fs%t II ia
loss OF hiood. The police cattresl ta- place Ia
tlnc to rErveht further trouble. a. k1ivea wcre
,tTAsn between them TO make tue q1tFrei =
apd sttclted to the .DI aries OF the mcn. Trey
we're subsequently, cooseJet to the f1nrpu Street
station. wnere t1snles was nooSed 90 the charge
cf 1Af1ult- Miller A. retained ~ I witness.
, 1869-11-17
TIL sEnsArlnnAltST.
4 yrr, Ps~ttY Way of atbs stn1nR a el*g1l.
Observation-Disclosures OF q tsrnlu~.

$Ff3 tfTktt Way H1 "bt t1bAuHA - AAS<"s
hooa-ncsr1attons Of 4 Genius
Yesterday Mr.. Schou,tr came up IN tho Police
t.ourt. charged with dl%ordefiy conduct. which
CONSISTED. according 10 tho officer, In standing 1t
The door Of the Museum, Oh rome matinee aftct-
noon and uatipg scmatka about the lAdlcs ~ they
can. out, o.,.rry!G OF ono. II have ss1ttcn her
Ut, - ard Of another. :" ! an going to Hr!tc her
urn often the iaaisa concerning whom
these oosera,ious wero ma'ic. 5cpl'ed In
T., su.Se noa,s q s1eeeous Dosu sns ws:sax
LII ILL.,. IND oiasf % %deet.. which ~ principally
loot cd on II debts Of honor. MI. schnuiett e,
nl1 VIZ to put his teeth Into toc head o. his
s s.ne and staie tsa, he could write them ~ up
Tne Justice wanted to Know how HI. sehooief
l1sa W. not ns ~, xsaFsa; e., H.. h. wa. He had
resd liz llonor's reported opln,onA and dId not
inl1 mat anJ OF tho denpiuons Of Eag1ahcJ
y;sn sal va n., tEso n,s ooeupetops lie. did 10 live:
III VIII tta,e," said MI. scnooler: hso y
md TIC .ats Of nv ne
nee boarding house kcepcf-|ose 10! slln ~ nst
Iaalta- Io1c ihc not oser we'll furntsned rooms,
tns ,ssn, o1d sse as ,erya ofssI '00
"Tao Wsnssn sscpuc boarding house keeper II
ntA dtihi AID c!oshlo1 70 mc-nay. sae ftpfs.
tspta etnar !ninRs+ Tna hl.losy wfota Of coe oi
thsn, Nss y. kept mo IN th<stfe passes tor -
4uActFr Of 5eaf. ard Uhsnetef went 10 ehe
i theatre and raw Fos7roAa, thouRht ot her, MsA
u u reduced pow, and nas rawatd her o4ek fAst,
auo when meet hes On tac Atteet do not speak
"Tif. coat that wc1r Is ,he resalt OF tho ,ove4
Of Mr.. VI ard NJ: H. uttio DO you think, n You
| gaze upou this Gtun, what &aio Of lore 1t doth
sSe sss
Qpeut uotes AId their multiplied tlssas, tho4f
so.1 ana PLEDGES, ve4n . end u The giving q !.
coat 10 The quiet 3ouI u,xn who aat II tho t4hla
ssoos Il tasi wele .s.ylas 'ss .so q ses!s M
l -. 4 tana hkf NHfd N6& 6NtEr.