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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
Another man has been killed, in Chicago

Another man has been killed, in Chicago,
under the surgeons hands, by the administration OF
chloroform Nothing better settled than that under
given dathetical conditions, the Of this agent Is
pretty sure to prove aa but what these conditions are
remains to he accurately determined. We trust that
every patient who is killed adds something to the stock
of professional knowledge upon the subject, but such
method scientific investigation appears TO us TO be
little costly Ii also matter for wonder that sur
geOns will continue 20 chOrOform instead or ether
The former is doubtless the most elegant preparation
bu all the facts go show that tits extremely reach-
erous agent; while If there has ever been fatal case
from the use OF ether, have yet TO hear Of IL.
Not to be behind the rest of mankind, :" the
spirtualists" Of Massachusett have been holding
camp-meeting near Walden POrd, locality rendered
celebrated by the hermit life which Thoreau led there
one OF speakers last saturday announced that he
had lust been bathing in the pond having thus com
Piled with OF the essentials OF true religion" lie
then proceeded to define Spirituaism" as something
opposed " Materiasm." which nobody can deny
only we should like to know what in the opinion or the
speaker rappng and tabletpping are II they are not
material" The only spirits" noticed at the meeting
were In two kegs and eighteen bottles and these were
Immediately conscated and destroyed by state Consa
BILE, while Mr.. McGnnis, their medium, was lgnomn-
iOusy conducted to jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican nominations for Congress
IN Michigan far heard from, are as follows: lid
District Austin Blair WITH District Thomas W. Ferry;
With District Omar d. COnger; With District, John F.
briggs These gentlemen al members Of the present
House except Mr.. briggs.
The Hon. Oliver J. Hickey has been nomi
mated for reelection TO Congress by the Republicans Of
the Lancaster District of Pennsylvania
The Hon. Daniel J. Morrell has been nOmi-
mated nv heIRepubcans for reelection TO Congress from
the XvIIth District of Pennsylvania composed of the
Counties of Blair 4 Cambria, Huntingdon, and Mifiin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
IAROR MOVEMENTS.

For the third time this season the rolling mill at
Rockayav closed and the sorkmen Who from hachu
Wilson Mr. Hamilton Begen Early in the they
subsequently resumed closed
for similar Again operations commenced and DOW the
mill has been finally shut up
At the meeting of the WOrkingmen's Union last
night entered BY several de against the personalities
discussions Vice President Puy resigned
the body and others nraigued for
,e 10 nav the neceary Mr. ash then elected Vice
d body works and purposes OF that ogauiIa
ton He followed by Jup and Cassidy who
The Congress political dodge Miss Meta nov introduced and
made speech the to do all in their pewer to discourage
shopping after P H. .
since the organization of the Workingwomen's
pece Union in 1858 w April 1870 IT has collected Salil
Ibed frm workingyonen since Jan l. B7O, has collected
recovered letters and civil
10 500 Tie received on Monday IRON one en-
manufacturer Cnat Nae mad ~ Complaints
OF $24o n, Of which 80 has
been collected so b. SUITS aod Judgments or 500 more are
- MIA ,s him be recovered he has gned
g. Other be brought against hin BY the Union
whenever the he collected short time ago oae poor
Sr and begged for ~ 70 buy bread ne refused and e'
with bis family day for watering place
There was an informal meeting ar Demilt Hall,
t.,.x Afternoon Of persons employment. W r. Hill
speeehes made Messrs. Pepper Hill, and Manning
bn,ous were adopted declaring labor exchange should be
this OF skilled and msked Ahorers that
sboud be- giyen the who desire 10 the
houses should be erected IN pace OF those
which va, disgrace the metropolis committee consisting OF
Y Ctzen body assist In
th. above effect 1t also resolved that the same
wait Merchants and Manufacturers Exchange
establishing National Labor
Labor Exchange already Instituted n this city
vas unable 70 accomplish ends for which designed account
from other There VII be meetings
emt Hal similar to that which Assembled there eser
"a. on and mat Friday evening there vi" De
mas, meeting poor people In search Of employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
NFW-.JERSEY.

The Ist District Republican Congressional
Convention will be held at vneand on Wednesday next
John w. Cain has been nominated for County
Clerk by the Republicans Of Camden County For Col
lectOr, Ezra Stokes is nominated
The Hon. William A. Newell is the Repub-
can candidate for Congress I'm the lid District OF New
Jersey The Trenton Gazette predicts his election Charles
Haight, Dem, is the present member.
The Republicans of Raritan township have
elected the following delegates and aternates TO the lld
Congressional District Conventions Delegates-COL
Charles II HOngktOn, John NJ Board, Henry weston,
George Il. Linsley, VIM. Crowel Alternates-A. W.
Marshall c. W. LvermOre, " r. Weston, j. +. Bartlett
C. W Martin. From Plainheld 10 the same Convention,
are chosen Col. VIM H. Mcmahon, W. Williams, ]. Hub
bard, Wallace Vail, E. r. Pope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

that ever appeared in newspaper This dispatch Is tne
heaviest transmitted through the cable 70 an
American journal The cable tariff " $50, gold hero
were besides the cost OF special courier from the Ds
te-neld through Asace, Rhenish Prussia Belgium, M,
thence to London, the pay Of the correspondent
ana OF I'VE assistants in that army slone-al
the printing Of this single dispatch The pubic away
appreciate enterprise and THE TRIBUNE sales are AseV
increasing.
From The ZsnesviIe (ohlol Cosrier
The N. Y. TRIBUNE excels IN war news
one OF its latest achievements the telegraphing
special correspondents account OF the great Oate o
Grayeotte, occupying some four columns Inc e V
prise OF THE TRIBUNE only leaves all is New iork
contemporaries In the shade, but strikes the LONDON
nails with despair They haven't eyenyet begun 10 tniih
OF competing.
Prom The Bndge.on Chroneie :,
his valuable journal has always sustained
Its position Of the most trustworthy OF the Rrea
American daes II has attempted to vie Win its
contemporaries in dealing out sensation news Wnat
mas furnished has been the truth ana nothing put to
truth, and given in such form as TO please the most
fastidious II is no wonder therefore, that THE TRIB
USE large corps Of correspondents In France ana Ger
many daily furnish the fullest, most interesting anu
Trustworthy news from the seat OF war In TINS entI
prise THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE is ahead Oh us coihPeu
tors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
THE BROOKLYN, E. D., FIRE-WAs 1T AN INCEN-
DIARYi

The fire on Wednesday night in the lager
beer saloon OF Joseph Nelson, at Graham-ave and
BoeruIn-st which caused the death Of Mrs. Klemens
Gramnch and her children was the subject OF inyas-
tioaton last evening by Coroner Whitehil Two wit
nesses only we're examined John H1egand owner of the
harmed house. and william link Mr, Wlegand testlned
mat Nelson occupied the saloon for three months
that he paid his rent for two months,
hnt was unable TO pay the third, anegng
mat his business was very bad he paid s612 for the
saloon and tried tn sell 1t for $1,000; insured for
a. 500 he lately wanted 20 borrow 500 from the witness,
and offered mortgage the saoen as security Nelson
ai,Tavs used gas in the saloon witness never saw
Iaro;ene lamp m it, Nelson had stated that he left
Lp burning the Of the saloon, and that
he supposed his dog knocked it off the table, and thus
caused the FIRE. =, 80 - orlos,or I'm .ho
saionn like the report OF pistol, and he immediately
nned off the shutters. and saw very dense volume OF
fiack smoke and flame that almost immediately nlleu
,ha Whole buihling; he never fire spread with
such ranidjty he cleared up the cupabity OF the dog
Charged With lpsetting kerosene lamp, by swearing
nofyely that he Nelson take the animal out OF te
iar yers hours after the fire had been eXtingused
tn here adjourned the inquest until Tuesday
evening ne xt, and ordered Nelson under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
THE WAR IN EUROPE.


service The Americans in Paris have subscribed more
than $4,000 francs for these purposes The Central Com
mntteo of the International Relief Committee have
established Chief Central Agency at Basic in switzer
land whence there both German and French rail-
ways Funds needed by this agency, and circulars
have already been distributed asking for contributions
used not by either Of the begerens but by this
neutral society, which is organized under the ntena
:ional treaty, and has sister society In this country
The President of the Central Committee, Gustave
Mouzier, and the venerable Gen. Dufour viii receive
gifts at Base In the Of the International Society
and account for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
GERMANY.

OPPOSITION TO THE AVAILABILITY DOGMA.
FULDA, Sept 1, via LONDON, SELL 2, 1870
The Conference of the Bishops has been
closed and they will reassembe the notice OF Bishop
Hefe or Bishop Rottenburg. 1t was unanimously re-
solved to submit TO the action of the Hcumenical
Council the Infallibity question. The Faculty at
Tdbingen wurtemberg, are in accord. At meeting OF
the Professors at Nrnberg it resolved TO protest
formally against doctrine of absolute spiritual power
and Papal Infallibility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
PROBABLE DEATH FROM STARVATION.

At late hour last evening the attention OF
Officer McFa Of the Tenth Precinct, called to some
persons living on his post said to be suffering
for the necessares Of life. Upon investigating the mat
ter he Christian Gernther aged 90 years and his
wife, Christina, aged rs years, both OF whom
are natives OF Germany, on the second hoor OF
tbe rear building at No. 40 Chrystie-st.
in an enirey destitute condition. and both at the point
of death starvation He reported the case at the
Station and Police Surgeons Sayile and Hutchln
son at once attended and after administering proper re-
storatves had the two old people conveyed to Bellevue
HOSPITAL 1t is doubtful whether either can recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

The cholera has extended into South
Eastern Prussia.
The British fleet at Spithead on Thurs
day honored the memory of Admiral Farragut.
The Count de Cheste and the other
snanrh officers exiled 10 the Canaries, have been
called 20 Madrid.
"A great meeting was held in Dublin ON
Thursday evening favor OF the Of the
of local government 10 Ireland.
Baron Varmbuler. Minister of Foreign
Aadrs in Wurtemberg, has resigned. Fantu has
been appointed to succeed him.
the Times, in its money article yester-
av ssys the reduction In the rate Of discount by the
RANK OF England might have safely 20 three per
cant The rate of money In the open market seems to
strengthen the idea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

% e quality ,sersg eme :. last week and s ences rsans NJ
" - ss, seetti highest poe for kebtueky
"a IRON st0ts Mich sapply
~ re market for 'e.B and lambs with supply equal shA, q
-. 1n an improved demand rules 6m; sVege quality good
~. Sesei lambs 61ste No eAaAse Darsss hog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.

TERRIBLE CONFLAGRATIoNS-GREAT SUFFERING
AMONG THE INHABITANTS.
LONDON. Thursday, Sept. 2. 1870
A telegram from ConstantinOple brings news
that the seaport town Of in Asia Minor sta
ton of the Austrian Steam Navigation Companys pack
cts, has been destroyed by fire. Twenty-Five hundred
houses and churches in ashes Many lives were
lost The inhabitants suffering terribly from want OF
food and shelter Another confagration occurred IN
Yendge, Macedon, which destroyed s. houses; ana sun
another at MOndania where houses were consumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
PROSPECT PARK FAIR.

The members Of the Prospect Park Fair
Grounds Association are engaged in preparing for the
hrstof series OF agricultural and horticultural exhibit
lions 10 be held on their grounds near Prospect PARK
BROOKLYN that is expected to rival anything Of the kind
YET gwen fine display Of cattle is particularly anici
pated, while the programme Will be enivened by two
fine trots daily the deeorum that s observed In all the
meetings at the Prospect Grounds will be maintained,
and the attendance Is expected to be very large The
exhibition will be divided into fifteen departments the
first Of which will be devoted to horses, the premiums
for which are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
The population of Morristown, N. j., is 4S9s

Mr.. Hugh Smith has resigned his position as
Conmissio1er of Public Docks, that he may give more
attention TO his private business. Mr. Henry A. Smith
has been appointed TO NIL the vacancy.
The report received from Poughkeepsle a,
veet AGO that Amos b. Tallman, who was killed on the
Hudson River train at Sing Sing accompanied at the
time by girl with whom he had eloped, proves on
investigation to be unfounded
The Newark Common Council last mght
suspen ding a number OF employees An ordinance per
hitting the erection OF an insane hosp Oh tue sounus
OF the City Hospital was adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
SPAIN.
OPERATIONS AGAINST THE CARLIsTs.

OPERATIONS AGAINST THE CARLIsTS.
MADRID. Thursday, Sept. l, via PARIS, 3D. 1870.
The Carlist band of Ugarte has been reduced
to 1t is rumored that the staff OF Don Carlos mas
entered GupuscOa. The bands in Navarro have dsap-
peared from the province band has been in the
province Of Malaga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1870

Marshal had been offered $1,000 The colt caught hts
foot In hole In the bridge stun bed became frightened
ana ran away The captain was thrown out and was
sightly injured The colt ran into the open draw and
was drowned ne CAPTAIN sued the Plank Road Com
PAM Tor SO o and the case came before Judge Bede
and ended above stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-The Hon. Akron Perry
vas nominated yesterday by the Republican Congress
onal Convention Of the Ist OHIO District lie mas not
vet accepted but ii is generally thought he VIII accept
TN DemOcratic Congressional Conventions or the ISL
snd IId Ohio Districts, and the Hamilton County Con
ventons will be held tomorrow Primary elections were
NeId this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

Capt Isaiah Rynders has nae a. nesv ,e nDr1S IN
the thai o. which ter s@s
,.t On 80 ~ Patterson and NewYork Plank Road CON-
n I'm ans FLOODED three yoarold colt, that DAD
trottod The half Julie IN III, and tVt whiea Aa VIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
BUFFALO CATTLE MARsEr-s, ,

Inc Cstte market dropped Of the mice. r,,It Tia
e'hr par o. ne wses and closed DAN Trade light dhse q
E ksceps o TIE ~eek so .ees md .bs.
80 ar ~ The Sheep market closed firm bsc f Csnal 81 eo
and o@ 'r Lambs choice lots Of e latter Western
Sheep also are fulT up u the
changed hands at qaotsiOu The o. s week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

The Patriotic Aid Society of the North Shore
OF Staten Island, Eierhard FabeT, President, and "
Precht Secretar collected S2SO In August and paid the
amount 10 the Treasurer of the NewYOrk Association
Brother John Cook, for ten years Treasurer
OF Pyramid Lodge. and A. NJ nus presented the Lodge
Will silver trUwcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
FIRE IN HOBOKEN.

A large fire occurred in Hoboken on Thurs
day night Flames were nrst discovered in Kamenas
tindng wood factory. Garien-St and spread rapidly
and ia short tae communicated " Bordeps black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

smith shop Essers carpenter shop, and Gobes saloon
sdSning The kindng wood fsctory and the black
sth shop were totally destroyed, and the saloon and
carpenter shop damaged The total loss Is
ABOUT 10000; covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

The Cleveland papers announce the death OF
NJ, Dav,d H. Beardsley, aged 81 years MI b vas one
Of the pioneer residents Of that Guy ana s
respected and esteemed for ms in'oh' "AN
oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
AfTEST SHIP EEW,N
ARRIVED.
ve.- s1cas. 10kohams AlnI !, Tea
DOMESTIC PORTS

Bark Brave. Lucas Yokohama Aphl :, tea
DOMESTIC PORTS.
z-Arrived bark Ahsthea from S1pierisnd
WusNGTO~ ~ c. Sept 2-t5eafoi steamship W r. Clyde. fa
Bo-os Arrived steamship Psneer rom Philadelphia
San PRAxCIsos Sept -Arrved Carlisle from ss->sss w.
sNl~d, bark GAselej Tor Iquiqae
FOREIGN FORTS.
2Th steamship The Queen froer Nev ort zoe
Liverpool arrived today The steamships CITY Of Dubsn an l.ns
hos Se~-Y1k for Liverpool arrived yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
MEXICO.
THE ESCAPE OF GEN. MEJIA.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 2.-Private advices
from Mazatlan Aug a. state that Gen. Mejia had es-
caped from the power OF Pacdo Vega and had arrived
there One Of Lozadas commanders, bribed 10 release
him had hired three assassns vho murdered seven ON
GERS in charge OF Mea, among whom was nephew OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

THURSDAY, Sept l. the resdenos
brides parents the Rev Mr. Rber Gompers Lara
E. eldest daughter Of r. o. Berfod ali Of this city
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed nth fait
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sxxoxLEASs Sept a-Fbsr smer and IL, demand superas
as IS, pouh R1ira 80 n, Treble Extra Corn dul
Nued adsss Yellow and White ssodse oas-oho River $50
Soc 81 Losis SJc5.c BrsA s5c Ge Hsyohio River sAe
s5 50, IDss s Psrk DALI Msss A. Bseea hms sAseh'
er lSsc lBie,s 24G2s Lsr-
T,.e Siss; s isa2oc sosar asa Yelo. tl.nssa. e
Massss eaH PAnt.on as priue retp4ed WHISKY &c
eli Coass-Pnme. 1,dlsc. EIchAGesertns u.s. Nesiofs
sight, prenian; Cola ll6t. , =. -, III.
WusISGrox " c. sept a-Snfts Turp~utne 9ust AZ us
Strained quiet 81 50 Grade fpsruss and f snnaAs
Cotton steady, Aladlinss l7dl1ic ~, ,,tAn,,.
l7tdl7fc ltD bales; ,celyn, Is bales 49,. =, "A.
touisvLLR sept 2Bagsas bra and nachasgea o%%s. aa
Mddlngs lsc Flour Grain, Proyness enehsnr~ "
Sic. Tobacco unchanged; ssks, " hhcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

Dr. sages Cat.rrh Remedy-s5oo r,vsr fog an in'sns.'
dress 3. " FIERCE, NJ D., 10 st., Buffalo. n r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

Grnpcs, Grapes Grapes.-Te Red BASKETS and Bns Covers
fed Choice o. CRoTOS town
DK uspkEHs Wholesale Grape and Pure Wine pot re@S'"
Ell nearB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

vConGress and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for conrrs
Empire and other Mineral Spring Watrs - CHassHsss sxAa
Free daily City aud BrOokn. Estar. Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
MARRIED.

Wedding snd Visiting Cards. Initial sxnpisg Note Pspss
W. EvsSDELs Soss lo4 FULros Old DvrsH CurHcH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
POLITICAL.
NETWORK

-,-,pcArrs TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE CON-
VENTION.
Wavne Co.-1st. Dist;-M. Thornton, Sodus s.
" Vandenburg CLYDE. 81. Dist-A. L. Seeley, u. T.
Davis and samuel lngrahan, No., Ioclar+ WIN
aHSgGng CO.-Hamon Ward, Alfred Loekar' "in'
" osstrand Allen I. Burr and T. s. Barnard
r. Telo,.ates from the Third Assembly District OF
,,onr,e 20 the saratoga Convention are d. d. $ Brown,
n P Pond and W. C. slayton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
EXCURSION OF RANDALL's ISLAND CHILDREN
-. 100 hnru nnd 100 nirls under the care

About $50 boys and 100 girls. under the care
Of the Commissioners Of Charity and Correction on Kan
d Island left their quarters, yesterday morning, in
80 ., Commissioners Bell and Nicholson, and VIM
II stephens. the superintendent. They embarked on
hoard the steamer Mnnahanonck, and sailed for Green
wieh Conn at the invitation of the Hon WIN NJ Iweeu
o. orriving Al the pleasure grounds OF the Americs
nh al Indan Point salute was fired In honor OF their
visit The children RECALLED with refreshnen ana
nls.s then free TO ramble over the GROUNDS;
M were next conveyed in carriages, preceded
Nv the seventh Regiment Band 70 inc resi- 81
~ Mr. Tweed. over the gate leadlhg 70
tna ryonnd was the word Welcome. After the ch
nv I'D heen formed line I'm front OF the mansion
isioner Rel addressed Mr.. Tweed on behalf OF ire
cornmissoners as well the children, and dwell up.h
,b n afforded them TO enjoy his hospitaty
J J vi sngbin Also made few remarks. MI; I"ted
responded short address t,sr Ine ehS Sous
,"m penrned home, well pleased with their trip'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Pam. SAINT s-Ryesiax- Boarse dan; Renies 80 Fl.
Hyk scot osiesns orinars - francs ~les
AZ M, .eek ISIS bal.s; stock. lI46eo bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03
Albany CATTLE nARKEr-sKrr. 4

C.,s market today opeued aEud bat ,bowe @o nW are
aos. Recs,,.s 4p,6 bead 2sl S lssa ssi week 'na ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-03

-. s,ssee Notiee.-Tbe nails surcgs ell clos we
80 ATIjRpAY At 10 oelocf and 1t al 70 q ss M .
low. Wa B. s:pa and D. 81 i6Sss Po.,m.sles
q and II, 1iN1@
, 1870-05-11

long and tedious wait under the Ecorching
sun, while the excursion train could pc sent LOT
g1y, parched, weary crowd returned 70 the city;
There were neither lights noE fatalities beyond
those set down In the bills md everything passed
firing Efforts Of 1iccnan. Franklin, and Carroll,
and, at the same ttmc, plainly demonstrates the re-
spectacle and orderly character OF the attendance
TALE OF ANOTHER MATCH.
There ts some talk Tonight Of matching Coburn
ssainst Mace, but 1t will probably come to nothing
N'COO1.E TO CHALLENGE THE VICTOR.
ST. LOUIS. May 10.-Mike a1cCoole will publish
challenge to-morrow TO light Mace for from s., 900
to s., ,00O SIDE six months After signing the ar
ticles, within n1ty miles Of New Orleans. or any
where where q fair light can be had.
, 1870-05-11

~ --->-->.-~-s>~-~>>-(-t>
sI4ACK-Honday evening. Nay 9. John Slack, Of
ui fnuncfai from his residences, welisss ns o'clock
FOsTER-Tuesday uaoJnns, at O'clock, after long
Illness Mary Seville, wfpf Geo. r. Foster, In tho Attn
Fnnerai from the 1esdenee, a South sangamouet.
on Wedpetday, May IL ata T. n. ,,. i.
! SMALI-At Memphis. Tenn-s Na5 J. Masrue N.
Small, aged &c year,
HINT-Tuesaay, May 10. May Elizabeth, daughter
of William Ind Elizabeth Hunt ,,,<
Furcrai 10 fAIr place from No 81 CaIrolst II ls9
D. M thtpce to the Milwaukee. depot, 70 take car
ior Calvary Cemetery Friends Of the family are ID
MUiDoWNT- -Tue.d,y mo1ninE, Nay 70. 1s'0. Ieresa
H. Kelley. beloved wife Of ]. E. Muh9Wny.
Fnuer1l will take place from the rctidenc ~ NORM
LeSelest Ihq5sd7y mo:nng 4 10 9Siosx+ 81 Inc 19o
1ritm nass md from thcncc, ut II o'clock to CaFu
TEACH-Nay 10, At The reaitcnes Of her b,ntherin.
law j, GrcrueauIn. Jr, No. 9. Kubba<d-et. Marin
Ioill Beach youngest daughter Of the iae Re1 Anon
Funefa suviees At the house Thursday May Il, at ~
fE-,Eex York aud Ncs Haycn ptPers p!eass copy.
ENOWLEsTpebdhy morning 4 ociock+ after
long ilraa p KpoMles In tho 18th year of hls age
Funeral from the realdence, Isl ParkaE On Ihu1sda5
WHSOH-ou Tuesday, M.S 10, 1t 2 o'cioek r m
Iiiile Youngest dl1shtof Of Widow MhIy Z. Hason
n1rd Ii yfais and month"; 49,, r... -.,
Funefai today At IL from III Sooth GteeuA eoeRc4
Of AdSml1t Frieud1 sto Invited to attend.