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New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

BUCK-A, Orange n. Y. Charles D. Bsek aged 81 y.ar,
His relative. and friends y att,ni the fne from h. l'',
leaves n:lS from foot B.r.y ,nd ChnssoOder
StsaOu.
BuRDCK-Os saturday Oct Catherine Ehse,s nj, ors P Bsr
ct NJ D. and daughter Of Cyen0 Boo1sod s,d q and IL
Paneral services Thirty fourth St Reformed chqrcb Wednesday
attend stoa. Il a ursor noao, insers,n, wooi.sS
CLAYTOs-At Fatnsh l., John y Clayton suBiSy 9. 10 w
Funeral notice viii appear tomorrow.
BwELL0n Sunday. Oct in BIoOas D. Long IsAnd Lesde
Notice Of funeral h.resfer
HAzELTIsB-oo SUNDAY evening Oct her late residence No
NneteeDa Sarah ia, beloved wife Of LeoGAi IAni
Soiee Of faoersIh.rs.A,r
PtBRCBA sing sing 90 seventh i es ls' o. ens month Care
The friends of the family respectfully tuners.
Friends Meeting Hsase Chsppsqas the h inst a. u
Carriages si BE- sang Chsppaqua Sa aH'al Of The q ''
from Se~-Y0x
RBAD-Sept d. isn the re.snc. Of her .ounaw Aler, u
Draper Nohom Ill Mn Nancy Read aged % years and y LAY.
rehct Of the late Col jonathan Read
Boston and Providence papers please copy.
sgTTLB-ou Sunday william w. sestie Of Corneha s
the late settle
morrow Iaoads, Church the Holy Tnniv
MldsDn-ays. corner Of POrty seoondsL
sLARK-n BroOt,u Saturday Oct Asr,a R. d.ughte, ?,
Abigail late RoOsr Star. Of Se~OrleAn in the as
her Se on a MosS., oc az n o% the residence
Thiripls third door from Coust Take cour''i ca"
Ne. -oTeAn. p.peu please copy.
UNDBRHILL-on Sunday M samusi Unierh aged ss
funsra Wednesday afternoon " u O'Clock from his late RESI-
wYsKooP-at Yooasr. Oct is Bnr-us child Richard wJ.
koop and Lydia Becher strsns aged mouths and dsys
Puners services the Stone Cottage "arSsr'na'e TUESDAY o
st IL an.
wooDwARD-Iu BrOOkyu SATURDAY 1870 NJ Amelia. wis
Of Nimrod woodward, .sed " years
Relatives and friends Of ,be family respectfully invited 70 attend her
place, TUESDAY. the aih inst, A.
wALSH-At Savannah Ga oa Sunday Carrie B. wife Of Dr.
daughter Of s4auei ESD. this city
YouSGAt Plymouth Michigan September H. Gabriel Young is'
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FRENCH INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION.


There was large meeting of the French
International Association yesterday. letter received
from Mons Eugene Dupont the Secretary Of the French
section in London. read The writer asks the New
York Society affiliate with the general association Of
wOrkingmen in Europe and expresses an unfayorable
opinion the present Republican Government or France
Association asked 10 indOrse this opinion
but the meeting deemng IL unofficial refused 70 do
Two the New York German International
Association introduced, and they also asked Tor
grand workingInens political party which should hold
balance OF power between the present parties and be
able 10 demand and enforce recognition OF the rights OF
work. ngmen in the state and National legislation.
Mr Osborne Ward Of Pennsylvania, who has been usv-
cling I'm Europe for years reviewed the condition
OF the International Assocladls IN uret
Britain France, Germany, Austria Italy and spain IN
Austria he says is so powerful that IL could any
II enacts those reforms which have surprised the Ans
trians themselves not less than the rest OF Europe Ia
italy IL ia u state Of activity ana III Ehglanu
II ia silently but steadily introducing deInOcrato-
nrrnicipaI or national government. He found that
the Association in Germany, as elsewhere,
ON the Continent the working classes are set against
vars and that they will take the question OF peace
or war in Europe Of the hands Of Kings and Emper
or- and decide for themselves He suggested tnat
rsde Unions founded natonaities should DO organ
ized here aud that they should meet annusy IN ION
where nationality should be made subsefVtent 10
The int ress the working people ana that tb genera
associaton should become branch or secuOh
~ the International workingmens Association
Thus in time will they be able to protect themselves
from the onesded legislation that s now 40 common In
Enrope and America discussion OF the various
suggestions offered Central Committee Wa appointed
ingmen 80 carry them out and to arrange for a
ma at early day.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
AQUATIC.

A three-mile race between the Hudson and
Oneida Boat Clubs was Saturday by the Oneidas.
Time-2l:07 and 33:O7.
The time for the race between the yachts
Comet or Jersey City julia OF the BayOnne Club has
been fixed for Wednesday, at p from the Idle
Hour" Greenve.
On Saturday f. J. Bramhall won the single
scu championship OF the Argonauta Club by rowing two
miles in 1888. against A. G. Humphrey and G. White
The champions badge is a SIS gold medal.
The Atalanta Boat Club has withdrawn from
the Hudson Amateur Rowing Association, because the
rules and regulations openly violated" in the late
regatta The Mutual Club OF Albany and the Columbia
OF this city have also Withdrawn.
The race between the Cambria and Magic
takes place to-day The Cambria will not start for Cowes
before the first Of next month Mr.. Ashbury warmly
welcomed at the Travellers Club on saturday evening.
and the reception gwen him largely attended In
formal speeches made by Mr. Msckey President Of
the Club, Judge McCunn, aud Others. The New York
Yacht Club give Mr. Ashbury complimentary dinner
this evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

,ns ,.,,s iunpcr and planning mills are dressing n oH
sns Iior machinery Is changing wheat into fOus
g." a., II Tor the market aud scores of other
% . iIohhes showing how manufacture are cheap
eneu ny inventive genius, combined 10 make such
y, display within ths three quarters OF an acre
allotDu o machlnery s seldom seen together. Ths
kroet steam plOv has little building OF ia own ia
TOO does not stand dlo but Is fired up and with ts fear
fuf ioosng pioVs, elevated 10 not pulyerize III
ground II !, propelled backward and forward by s ws
steain giving vivid exhibition Of it, capacity for tear
ing up the earth. 10 Is California invention hut was
constructed at Boston II Is OcOse only useful on VerI
large farms. Interest In the Exhibition grows daily
People and look and wonder. and come again ana
again each time finding some new object OF interest %
looking with interest ON the objects. Tie Eu
hbltiOD will close on the 18th inst.
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rrIrcpApuIc NC.rEs-

There were eleven deaths from yellow feyeI
IN NeE-Oreans Of SATURDAY..
"A French steam corvette anchored IN Newport
(R. ~ harhor o SATURDAY afternoon.
H r. Glenn of New-YoTk has been promotes
10 the Chief Csrsshp o ne Intan Bureau at WlshngoB
Mr.. James McDonough has been appointed
Chief Of Police Of 81 Los By the Board Of Police Comm
Only three deaths have occurred from yellow
Ever al Galveston, Texas siI BDter treatment
- In the matter Of the oyster troubles betweer
sryan and virginia Gov Bowie retts the A0r8eT nes
MAYHEM 10 take immeiss
Nirssa requesting bun % RELEASE oselnea arrested
The aggregate Of the populations Of the follow
ngeonniee ~ New fOk has been
Sns Seu Livingston Yates CAsmmg Orleans, Wayne, Ontans
Monroe I0u. TOmpkn Geuese wulan Nelson
Cortland Hesme Ossego shen,aiy The pops.tos ~,
20 tue Increase IN I've yeln J5157
"A Convention, composed ~ delegates from the
Western and NortW e state be called Misaakse
early date With vieE influence such scou By Congress vi
The immigrant hs full nghts ami pOecon
ts United ssts she 10 transit upon he and land The csn
the Convention all Je made Tie Neteu
Western states Gov Fairrhd Of shi Cos
nesota DsrfecuBs n. EecesssrJ arrangements
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politiral Notices.

Union Republican General Committee. "A eg9lnx egsxss Tss
Executive Committee si be hsh oa oNDAl h'h'
October HeadqgAtes Of Hhhaye and ansa
at o'clock. BkSJ. r. AANlbhhS
Ss.sss Sssss s.oss y ce.cTsos 1na Secretaries,
Political Temperance Genarai Comnittee. IsrssotA-
Of The shove Committee will be held a. .tepdsno,
THIS Monday, the ID Inst at I'D o. ppu ~ TOOSR a.
Of all tAe delegates Is requested By soaef OF 'V'"' -
4 D. Jso NcDkxsOrT. p ,,..,,. A
Rem, bl,c.n. of w a.hinsIas Hight ana pbasirS-
meeting will be hsli st HARMS HAL - AZ ocok An
aad-sfy afA on MONDAY ktBNiN"' ~
are invited attend. VIM c MACY ChArpa..
VIZ. H. FlLrsEis. sssE l...hIican A.Socta-s
.e,,as AZ DE Assoiston s ~ ss " 49, az
.gbssn H,.d I.rters District Ooer STO n
Ser Moor N THIS (MoOdsyl Moadsy eyesins unul
seii re As.scisuos sill meet ESRY SMITH Prs.saL
.lectiea Tie place
joss Fs HsAPk seeretaneA
So older. and Saor., 6s us =, ieesssa
nm Csmpaisnas MONDAY. Oct AZ a n al 'e'snn
h A. 10 Aensavw n H. WILCOX viii astiress ee nesuDs E>s
rl1iyd .siI " .RK PrsL GEO Coslkf Isos bkA'hs ~
tKAsA - ....., District nion Republican Az .aeia
tion.-1bs esSnf a a. esdgaartsrs JP IN pVKB
| EykSIsu' o. ss,Trl Youss. PsrsR kASyEkTt sses
] rL@~.I A..embIy District Eishtes nth Ward.
Ixseg nd Kaufman Associatiep.-s regular mesuns
~ Issocsuon Sr the TRANSACTION Of S W. be esd q hs.a
| 2s.s,aS of MONDAY the ~ Of Oeiooer
Jssrs E. s.es seerssare.
w. Iupsos LAwxxsoE. Treasurer =
-pioh Ward Henry smith Rer ubilcan Cuba Frgu-
OF "a vii b heb on UESDAY EVENING st Re-
nabo.a Hall ~ West Bro.lN Of North doo,t a.
psaSs ASbRBw W. LEG0Ar, .eslient Dr. JAMES kRSNB
M iouS p FKAsER ycePress ruts -Wuu,N " BAiLzY
ssns Psrrtr CO AALHs AVIS TREASURED. Jos
! d. CosrA. Chairman kIceaA'e N,l
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THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

CINCINNATI, Oct, 2.-The scene at the Ind as
trial Exhibition, yesterday and last night, Of
great interest Fully l2oOo people visited the bdings
during the day and evening. demonstrating th< wisdom
OF extending the exhihtion for 40 long time. The
most animated and Interesting with the buidis
is" Power Hall" who're all the Ihachiner s In mouos
chnery from the beautiful specimen, OF steam 5
and THE pondercus steam piow " sausage ors
ing mOdels but by full-sired machines III ,vosL
ual operation. Printingpresses are iu. are
toy Suitera are making TOYS. oAW'nAns NV
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

lst q ID 9Th. 5th 9Th 7.h. ah. Oh Total
T,ssss Ts.SS'', s.......i '''.,'..if . 80
Umpre-Mr ORourhe scorr-nes.u Hunt sed DufI Time Of
gSme-2 Fs caught-TusUsE g. Wescod TO- Home
Csaey aud Cutie, jr
The Black Stockings (TOny Pastors nine)
will play the Tutte q Bailey Dlne to-day at IN at the
ElyssB Fields, H0boken.
On Monday next the Atlantics and Mutuals
will play match at Troy, for the benefit Of the Half
Orphan Asylum Of that city, which occasion gold
ball is to be competed for.
Craven will play at second base in the Hay
maker nine this week A practice game With the Allan
tics will take place tomorrow, and the home
game the regular with the Nutuas on Wednes-
day. The Atlancs defeated the Hsymakers May 5, ny
a Of 23 ~. On June the HayDaEers defeated
the Atlancs, 81 and again July l5 by score OF
81 to This ia the fourth game this season The Al
lanties lost games this season than IN any
previous year there twelve defeats by the Autuas
Athletics Unions, and Eekf0rds and by the CINCINNATI,
Chicago, Rockford Nll.D, and Cleveland Clubs
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THE BUCKEYE RACES.

CINCINNATI Oct. 1.-THE Buckeye Races
closed to-day with good attendance. The first race
was and threequarter dash for purse Of 800,
and was won by A. Keene Richardss,Nary Edith beat
ing Hunt ReynOldss MeteIa by neck Metelia WA the
favorte by odds OF 80 the start but even on
the hOmestretch. Tme-3:4t The second race was for
the Consolation Purse for beaten horse- mile heats and
by ID. wger's ch. N. Witcbcrat, beating j. W
Carter & Co. b. c. Steve Atchison. Tme-i:47f and l49
The third fOur-me heats for all ages Morgan
Scout walked over the track having no competitor.
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THE NEW DOMINION

MORE TROUBLE ANTICIPATED IN lilh i n.p NJ NJ ~, -"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF The CANA
DIAN VOLUNTEERS. n,
CHICAGO, Oct. IA special from 81 Paul
saws that accounts continue To come froh .o Ecu
of troubles ana dissatsfactions cauSeu W % - ~
-, a., -, Instances lawless proceedings OF the
Canadian and ontario volunteers letter dated 18Th
September says: -. ..,,. an,
sprit of revenge seems TO peryade ine an st anu
from indications Gov Archibald Is pOWeriess " @
ties i'm the seitIement-tne Hudson bay oyIpaniy i h
GOV Archibald supported by the t1Iw i nagap party
led by Dr Schultz who are bent on Nensoa as ~
drive GOV Archibald out OF the country sSn to reaT
Ip the Hudson Bay Companys influence, osSO{ {ax n
truce and drive them from the eSun.' NJ AZ t6e
esiaIiish Canadian paradise Win Dr oon o. ~ G n
head The Canadians declare thai no AdneS ia s,rtsi
live In Manitoba. The military nave eeeto , Sbst
orders not participate in any poiuca - W nni
ever and prohibited from visiting the Town Vi """
neg"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

stbaye becoming famous ia patronage ,fs speads
Of Dry Dress suits ac this RRD
already zsnouBced ODelng daTs Vh hsnt
responded A sho~IHg sui ncns
reAping the harvest prognosced se a"es,
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i .23l .O66 l,2G7,O ,OJl l,44S,055 2l0,7

Total ... I.231,066 l,25IOpl li4Sooo SlOfH Zs''od
oa,n an the whole State since 1865. s1,o24
Gain since 1860, 2l69s9.
We ove below list of the % ctes and towns In the
bicb have over 600 inhabitants, with the popu-
Iation in lso 1865 and 1870 The increase OF Boston Is
partly due TO the annexation OF various outlying VII
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Guerial Notices.
Nice. e. Davidson.

NicoI e. Davidson
$50 BROADWAY. NEAR GREAT J0NBS-ST,
Successors tor V. HAUGHWoUT Co.
BARGAINS.
poo WHITE FRENCH CHINA DISyBR-sETs,
second selection full assortment, sJ4
800 FINE ENGLISH IR0SSToSB DISsER-SETs.
Pull assortment s2o.
DECORATED DGSSBRsETs TBA-sETs T0LErsBrs. GLASS,
WARE. GAS FIXTURES BROSZEs FRENCH CLOCKS MASTBL
SETS VASES PARIAS. sILyRR-PLATBD WARE
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
Entirely New Designs, BY ARTIST.
IN ALL CoLORs. TO MATCH FURNITURE AND ROOM DECO
RArIOSs.
Quitting Business.-whs French China Dinner set, Iss
9UirTSG BUsISEss-CoIored Gilt China Dinner go
QGfTTNG BUsNEss-Gt French China Tea Sets a pieces
QUITTING BUSINESS aud Gilt Chin. Tea Set. at hall
QUITTING BUsINEssCoOred Chamber Sets II pieces English
QUITTING BUsNEss-s.niel Vases Gard Reeyer' Jriinierea
onTTTsG BGsisEssLi1o handled TabeKnire. Rodgers
sSf SfTs psrsss . se, pieces h,d.Ome,
aGrTISG BUSINESS Casters cut and engraved
@TGfTSG BUSINESS Table PO. 90 the dorm
'''" '''''' '''''' " " VILE DATETs Z, Co.
Gl.s Hall u Il Pitffn MinSsss ssoSr,ror
viii ho pubic meeting MONDAY EVENING neIt, Oct at
ssS s1 s a E1 .aa Ii 1 psG S S.a 1 viii y f s
beo tho meeting All especially the people Of foius
JOHN FOLEY, Prsadeat
Gss, G.s.I 4 = 0s,Ss.ssU'" sSsaSS. Secretaries.
seven Dollars
FORA GBSTLBMAS'S DRESS HAT
ofSUPRRI0R QUALITY.
STYLISH APPEARANCE.
wARSOCKk Co.. SO Broadway
Boswell & Warner's COlorifc. -
for Coonng the Hair 70 beautiful bsch
~ II. c. BOGWB ELL Proprietor,
Grzndst, Wtlsmsburgh. MI.
Por sale Dey-s Patent nedese and druggists generally
Billiards.
PHELAN & COLLBNDBR,
ManufArturers Of the
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES.
illustrated Catalogues seni by mail
W.Eerooms. 73S Broadway, Sev-iorf
Specially. Light Lecsnsuves
,s.,l ssd hght ra For ssuns>ss
sss lanes dlstes snAsss
asa nils Por pssogrAPas hst hn iniOrnsnsu searsss
SMITH POTTER Ptsbsrys Psns-
The Patent Combina Ink Eraser RssDs and POhsAss
the Paper thing. Sent free for 81 cents Agents wanted
H. T. CUSHMAN North Bennington
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OUTDOOR SPORTS
BASEBALL.

The Mutual Club has issued q card inviting
the Atlantic Club " Brooklyn. the Athletics OF Phsde
phia, the Red Stockings Of Cincinnati ana the "ne
stockings OF Chicago ~ contest the Union groynds
Brooklyn E. d., for a g,Nd ball and whip fag "a EN-
bems OF the championship. IL the Tournaments IL az
ranged, play will commence on the nth inst.
STAR VS.. MUTUAL.
The home and home game between the Mu-
tual and star Clubs, the Union grounds Saturday
rean fad in f.vo nft tha Nutu Coll
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
THE NINTH CENSUS
MASSACHUSETTS,.

THE CENsUs OF THE STATE COMPLETE.
The following tables are from the official
returns just completed by the United states Marshal
with the Census OF 1865:
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rhe e,nlosion of a sand hlast ON Satqrday

near Charl1te,burg n. j. In the work ON the neN
Midland Railroad caused the reath Of Michaei m T,
Was al the time 100 yards Distant from tue psfe ~
citizens are indg gnant AT TIC dangerous nannoi III ""'
the blasting u Conducted
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

, c.,ca,ru cub and also 70 appoint Committees TO
~ nsn dsrips The campaign" The number OF colored
,.s in ths Distrot Ia stated 10 be over l,0o9
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
DIED.

Wedding snd Visiting Cards, IainA sDnpag N,e Psr-r
VIZ RyssBsLLI soss Ol FULrossT DVrcH CsSacn
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
POLITICAL.

RI, BLICAN STATE TICKET.
.......... STEWART l.. WOODPORD' Nhsa
'S''' 80 -sc-...... Sigismund hapfmann, kAsA
-, .........A .Abiah W. Palmer, pu'ene~
- Or, ,y.p>- ernl. .Absalom Nielsen, kn.
80 Co., fsbor, y ulAlex. Barkiey' "shAe'"'
, ~ - , John Parkhurrt, Clinton
Tl..tor Tuesday, Nov. >.
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STAR VS.. MUTUAL


The employees of WestcOtts Printing Office
played their third and last game OF the with the
cOmpOstors Of THE TRIBUNE Saturday, the Cham
pion Grounds Jersey City From the start rBE rRIBgSE
took the lead and after very sharp and interesting
game off victorious. The following Is the score
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

What Mineral Waters do voc Use r-GsBersl Deg Ep
Sstsrs Waters only. "a Chambers-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03

The Book Sale at Bangs, Merwin s. Co.'s
Rooms which be gins Monday. Oct. 3, is scarce aud
erious collection q Books and Pamphlets relating 70
the Ill story and Literature OF America, hlng caalOg
OF over /, 100 numbers
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
CRICKET.

NEW-YORK VS.. MANHATTAN.
The match between these Clubs Saturday-One day
play-resulted follows:
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THE TURF

Umpires-aessrs. Eastwood and Bishop.
Time, hO1r.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
MnruERs' PRAYERS.

meeting of remarkable interest Is TO DE
held ON Wednesday In Brooklyn. II Is the Mothers
annual Concert of prayer Ladies are coming from dis
tant cities 70 attend Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts viii pre-
sde and many women Of great influence and worth viii
take part in the services.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-03
MONDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1870

live oa n I'm nos say with the Apostle he life that now
'o'od me- and gave himself for me" ' VIM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

dcnounces the war ns ntol erable, and invokes the
determined Intervention Of the Powers. 1t declares
that tie moment Is opportune for compromise,
and Eng land should take the initiative, and conduct
the negotiations in behalf OF cause which has be-
come that of the civilized word.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

visit the King OF Prussia at Versailles, expresses
the opinion that his mission will be frhitless.
VERsAnLEs, Oct. 22-via BERLIN.-Gen. wittich
has occupied Chartres. All is quiet around Paris.
French deserters nom Metz continue TO come into
our lines In large numbers.
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DEMOCRATIC RErALIlTIoNArHAND
Deputy Marshals and Supervisors TO he
Prosecuted in the State Courts aftor the
Election-Case TO be Sent TO the Grand
Jury-Theodors Aliens Arrest.

Some Of tie Democratic Inspectors Of Election
who were held by Commissioner Davenport for ro-
fusng to permit tie Federal Supervisors to nfix
their names to the registry lists are taking steps TO
prosecute the complanaI Is IN the State Courts. No
suit hoMeyeI will be Insiiinled until net Tie enc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24
MARRIED BUT NOT MATED.
A WOMhN CLAIMS TO HITE BEEN
MIRRIED WHILE DRUNH.

The Great Grove Divorce Cnse-Dosed with
Brandy and Driven TO n Clergyman
Man and Wife-Twelve Dnvs Of Horror
Breathing the Air Of Freedom.
The case OF Grove vs.. Grove, which came up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24
THE GREAT JUMEL CASE.

John Anderson and Charles O'Conor on
the stnnd-Dew Drops on n Lions Name.
The excitement in regard to the Jumel estate
case, on trial before Judge Barnard Of the Supreme
Court. rose to a hlgh itch on Saturday, and the
court room was crowded TO It's utmost capacity.
Mr.. Nelson Chase, tie defendant, was nanked on
either side by his counsel, Charles oConor and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

FLoRESCE, Oct. 22--Duke Ao.ta's nomination
for and acceptance OF the Spanish crown have been
oficlllIy annunr cod.
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FRENCH VAR DESPATCHEs.

Another Sortie from Nlciz-Vcrnon Attacked
hy the nrnssinma-TrenlmrnIn of ANN rlcnn
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guE STRIFE IN EUROPE.
MIR uOrEs or PEiCE RESUsCIriTED
IN PARIS.

~ .,,,sc Of n Sortie before pnris-Thc Cap
tr.c Of soissons -Rumor OF Another sue
.,.siuI SOrtic from Metz.
---.. n.a--hnr 90 Thn tnrr of N ntrs |.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DdSHES HERE AVID THERE BY TIM
SUNS REPORTERS

hIr. Fritz Barfels's Adventures He get. In
the Wrong BOX. md Wants to go to Phila-
hnIr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-24

Mr.. Fritz Bartels lives in Philadelphia BE.
coming tired Of that dull town. he raii visit to
Now York tho otlcr day and lncnlel M n Gnrrrnn
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-14
Reports of all the Sales of getrOleu M
In New YOrkYes1 rday.

Crude in bulk QUOT ut steady figures, 1000
bbls n lots sold mostly l6 @ l6la. for re-
fined there is very dull prices about same.
3OM@3O]a. Philadelphia delivery market
very quiet sales 1000 bb's, reGned last hal
March delivery 294 to 2014 q 291s for
sma all lots.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-14
,,UFrAao AND rniE RAILROAD.

- AN - eFs
- ON ani after Monday, Nov -3rt. 1865
'asscugcr Trains will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE FRIE-GOING EAST.
t,aN A NJ. MIGHT EXPRESS. stopping at
Es1V Ripley, Wp-.Ecd, Dunklk and silver.
creek, arriving Mt nrTillo at AS 4. NJ
sn,SS Il. NJ NEW YORK EXPRESS. stop
APs11 ring at Wcsiheld, Rrocton. DUuhirh. ST.
vercreek and Angola. arriyin. in Bui.a
at 2.l0 p. VI
e,DS p NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, s,oI
Ss'pD ping at Northeast, Westfeld Brocton
Dnnkr.; and -ivcrcrees, and arrives IT
Bii.alo at 'u.4i T. NJ
c,AN a NJ. NAIL AND ACCOMMuDA
1sSsP TT0N. stopping NJ ri stations, arriving al
Buffalo ~ 40 4. NJ
OK u NJ, DAY EXPRESS. stopping al
Hs-SD Northeast Ripley Weslield Duriirk,
Svcrcreel and Angola, arriving AZ But
f,lo at 1,1n =.
LEAVE BUFFALO- GOING WEST.
s.p,,sS +. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
i~s~p cola. Silvercrueli, Duukirk, BrOctun
Wc-,ficd and Northeast, arriving al Fri,
at3,f5 p NJ.
,,,,np. NJ, NAIL AND ACCOMMoDA
-RsPp TIoN. stopping at all stations, arrivins
NJ Erie nj S.io p NJ
n..lA A NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS. stopping al
S'''O all stations, md arriving at Erie n loa'
i. VI.
fh,NA p VI STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stol
VsoS ping at Angola, Sivercrcek, Dunkirk
BrOcton, esttiGld and Northeast, arr iN
ing Mt Erie at 20 4. VI
f,,Hh A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping n
tssSf -yercree;. Duutrk anu " cstleld, al
irving al Ia e al 40 A, VI.
Railroad timc ir 10 mlrLies faster then kiic tin
=, IEtNN. Ger1 Supt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-14
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OFFICE or
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
PETR0LguM CENTRE Feb l4\
The market is firm with considerable in
quiuy Tor $4, oil. Sellers are generally
firm at $40 and upwards. Six cars were
sold at $40 and 200 bbs for local market
at $4,75.