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What the Democracy will DO 10 the Negroes
frO q M ~ q Gllnrd.

The negro need have no hope that the Demo
cratic party. should II obtain power ~, respect q
franchise that has been CUi..urd by fraud, or " ID
hsitate about reucanF, a. the mr." ppOr unity and
by the quickest process that gross VII iiny wncl Is
iaceliously sly led tue Fifteenth Amendment 10 tho
Constitution. While the ne,fo is permitted to hayo
vote lie should give 1t as MS legitimate masters a.
rect. But lie should not suffer tnen to deiraud hi u
OF his riShls 10 the matter The Olack mln furnishes
one.iourth OF the Repu lcan VOTE and he il entitled
to one-fOurth OF the Offices at the hands " hs aes
Let uim demand ma Jtln tuem. And let him lot
be placed le Rel uolicLn ticket as candidate or
con- ress-t' nave his due share OF Diplomatic non
ors-to exercise judicial power, aud 10 sit, at some
lime, IN the President chair. 10 IL his due irOH
the epub icln- int at least two OF the Ju lges ot
tie supreme Court should be OF some shade between
mahO any IN ebony mat several Coored brethren
-hoIl zine It'll kings aud emJerors ~ enVJIs eH-
ira rdiuagy and ministers pleDipoenildry, and ina
e5o shpnoi generals aud hItnOsed ad nirlls should
give The land and sea iOrces The .enehl OF their
NOnd'rlul mastery ui the Jrts war. Az tuis lac
VII obtain II he denan s. them the Republican
party, tor lie holds nearly million OF v"tos. uni
NiHout those the power OF the ltspubticar Dlrty
dies Lot toe negroes ask and OBTAIN But lei
them go 10 to rs,rt sources. fne Democratic
uIrE VIII give tuen no fiices and viii siriD them
as soon ms possible o. tie eectiye ifluChse Ihey
my properly set down ~ an impudcut C.eu the
mnn w.O, calling himself DemocrI', asserts
uticrwi,e. Nnen DanDcritic lei Ter Stops 10
u ltcr them, and court their sweet voices " they
aust DO tde most liOtc ne gro-4 AhO d. not treat
in IS IN unUlusnins ldr At knevv.
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4 Palace for the Ep!cureans.

The hungry multitude that swarns about Print
log House square ami The C.ti Hail Par&-periiaps
the most popuOus portion ~ the cry during bust.
ness hours-will hail vita dell ;ht the Improvements
and extensions Of the famous Gro, & DlG rest ~
rant on Park row, just comucted by the reN pro.
pne'ors, Messrs. Nash a Fuller. The popularity ut
tbs eating house Las made it uncomfortable crowde
OF late, especially AT midday, notEihstiniin, i's
'f"adl spacious dimensions. To NEE, tlis grown.
patronage, the enterpri-ins proprietor. have just
sl'"d anolncr large apartment, OF tie size of tue
~ l'fo'oore IN use, and have icl ed an relnr
hrh"' TIE whoe 10 style commensurate VITA the
iu'iN patronage received. 4 now feature has been
,hi'iNr with Ills extension not heretofore pTlc.
,'t' I"r want Of spare Ia an ele :int aud atrtc-
W. .Nth counter, where salads, sJndWic tes, tarts
Hl llo like NAV alwlvs be lOupl Il Is ubnnrrs-
~ 4" commc - the abilities ~ the proprietor
W. ~ pu'u'nn as Tublic caterers bcWg already
W. Established. whoever don't know tllen al ou d
VI ... 40. Underneath he NAol. of his extensive
hl 'Nmeht the proprietor. have 1tteI ~ one of
t"'tl billiard saloons IN tic city.
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TnuRsnAY, Sept. s-P The different mar
kets AT the stock Exchange have been gale, AMI de
void of special interest, spectators being disposed
{" hold aoof from extensive operations until further
developments respecting Affairs IN France. TIE
speculative movement 10 railway shares has been
tame. and the volume Of business less than recorded
for the last three or four dayi. There have been,
iowever, indications OF new clique formed Tor tue
purpose OF making short Turn in TIE market but
their movements have been adroltly concealed ~
10 leave the old clques much beio god to their
ultimate intentions US tLey have In turn succeeded
in mystifying the street. There was drm ieclin.
to the market from the opening, but tho ructua.
lions have been unimport,nt, aud e0mgrised within
a radius OF one per cent. The most marked change
was noted In the Vanderbilt stock. TO which, Lake
shore, Northwestern preferred, ST. Paul, and Wa
bash, the PRINCIPAL dealings were confined. A meet
ing OF the Great Western trunk roads was he In
tits city yesterday, Gt which advance OF p r
cent. WIS made on throu IN ffeishts, takiag eheci
to-day. II II understood that further advance Will
be made before The lsi proI, Tho gold ma ket has
been dun throughout the dlv, moderate del
ines BE ore the formal opening of business tho
price ranged from 1l3'. 20 ili]., but dec inca o.
ll3h about midday, on rumur- from Eurore
that negotiations were in progress having In Vica
the ostublisl ment OF peace between France anl
Prussia. Subsequently, however. the price reacted
10 lis., Tut later decline 10 li8'., TIE rcHGrtc'
Improvement " bonds in London. During Tie g.
maiudcr OF tie day the price rugged at ll'H lli3'.
with tral fules al llcil In lie gold loan market .
aud z cent were phid for carving, while f,r BIZ
ItNIIg n OitNing ip''s were t.tub.t-ucl. ! Hha
9 n cen per a. mum, Ga 81 4 cent Uor diem. amt
BdL ihc tdlayrd saucd VITA .JtUU IN sItru.
The loal clearing a. tie Gold Esr,ar.c bank WIZ"
So :3ioOD; cod balance, SitGilss; md cue
rcuCy balances, tl2sL2lj Tue puuciph quotation,
wee;
9tol0. ne, aili4 u;l5 M...ii3E iP W.......iIaE
10 A. M..,,..lI . T. h.....,,.lA l.1 T. M....,..A
Foreign cSclnngc has been dul bat firm on .I,
hi-is OF 1902, 'or ski! dty- prime tatlHot. bill,
nos Tor me, amt 1890 lul'i Tor cDumor'nl,
In tLe moncy make icrc Wts an easier 'e" lin.
toNard tie cp-e, the prcdo nina rate cali tp-
INK 2 cent, the rm-oo the dly .Vi4r been 5,rl o.
lholtct hat ile HelsuN Hc 'cp,el million boa :
IN excess Of y amount advertised FOE Is Tcgar 40
as showing the intention ol the sec,c'ay % kc.p
the none, maroot steady during TIE hll mont q,
ny re- lucing uls llr-e currency bal nee through tie
medium OF extra bond put,h SOS. such acupn en-
| the part vi tue seerotIy Viii have tie eleGl vi
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A Tenement Fire In BrookIvn-F Build
ings with their Contents Destroyed Mar
row E.cnpe Of the OccnpnnIs.

Yesterday morning at about o clock, five
frame buildings on MIN street, near Cour: street
we're burnett The flames were 6rst Ill scoy cred on
HE too door Of No, 81, owned BY Clauncoy N. Felt
and Z, cdnel by Mrs. SkcllY. They speollly en3ol-
oDed the adjoining houses, the occupants having
arely time to escape with their lives The bulk OF
their goods and furniture was consumed. The est.
mated losses are as follows: No. 90, owned BY
John Insley aud occupied by John Calhoun loss on
building, 1890; Insured in the Nassau Compan, ;
on contents, $lOD: tOt insured. No o. owned by
Z. rclt and occnped by Mrs. Skely--loss on
holse. 1850; Insured In the Howard Company
on contents, 500; no insurance. No SIS, owned by
Nr ShaklH and occu oiei by Jnseph Stew and VII.
600; no insurance. No. 80, owned bv Juln Squire
aud occurred nv John Mills-lOss on house, 1900 ;
on contents, tao M insurance. No 81 owned b.
JV1n Brennan and occnpe by his family uud that
of A. SestOi-'pss on building, 81 0D0 insured; on
contents, 1850; no insurance.
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The Elopemcnt OF a 10y and n Girl.

There was strange elopcmeut IN Schuyler.
vic the other daY he parties were 70 youugster.
u years Of ave, Nho has been In Two cuuuly JAr
within 'hc last tIrce mouths, AMI II hstuuul rirl
IL, dau-h e. of the late Joan Adams. q Prominent
iln yer number 81 citizens and Ulcers started ~
nnisllt Of tbe runaway. The. hat gone 20 O uncs
vile, where they mad waited upon minister, VINO
rrmscd tp marry them, ant ~erc about e. look FUR
ther Hhen tArs were cIu.ht by tue mu;upr of the
gr. TIC dIu1htar declared t'lt she wOull marry
the fellow or poison herself thon broke away al ,
reloined her lover, t1e TWO starting IN the dark
f.u Miller i'iIgc i've mile distant Wucn tho
tuTsners arrived Of the uCtel where tho lovers la
put az, the CIR locked herself In roo hut Ter
!. usn broke down tho door, NueruupOa the glrl
seized poker and fOn.ht like iigIC,s. sac Was
finally brought out Nhen she said to her lover,
"a, what shah do Z" We'll. guess you'd bet
Ter 20 hOme," and home sue went.
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". t. u. & Co.'s Decentralization of tho
Police.

from INC "peNfHV ftrJFdHt' nfpf'bs
The Police Commissioners frlicitate themselves
upOn tue remarkable decrease within the past flw
la IN the number OF complaints made against 90
ucGnen and lake u as an earnest OI the Increasing
efficiency of The police force under TIER iulqut0us
system u gran roundsmen This Ia all buncumbe,
Gentlemen The true secret Of II H. that the Police
Commissioners Cnclura-ed ut FIRST ambitious and
unprurip ed rOunls neu in making frivolous com
nniu'S against good Ofcers, an when NE press cX
pOsud th.ir mairlmn-lrltOn OF affairs iAey drift ei
into the other extreme, and puh'clY ropIlnaud "a
the ruI d,mai, instead OF remain hug them To pos.
inty, Gcnilc men, tIls claim 81 eilcicncv aud IN
crease WOr1i. N the hrce mat you have made
by your sy-tc n of espionage a denordlz,l ~ v II
700 TIM. lnt true - ret OF tbs fllng Oh IN com
pains =, flit your honorable rOnudsmuu are dis
-usl"l with tie dirty business YOU hNye de- Tile I
nom To perform, amt lring 20 .eprimand, viii not
H." ke ouplalnts " lie the pcrJurors are afraid 10
make lhcr usual number Of false charges lest they
he lrrcsted Tor orJu,Y The best ding you can
TO- reutlvbe1, Is Ia cinlidY udmit Tho failure OF
our pet slsto'n Of rounds neu-'hat ox-ciirl Mat
sell proved 10 be a hu nhug-ini abolish IL vii,
idcre Remains c.uce to recover trOn The demorLl-
cation you b. your nets have ucrpupli she'd aud
TIE dl'grlce HAT oreycr muTt PEI tain o. The miu-
lsT tion II tc puice stem, should you persist In
i-n0rlng cVmLon sense aud pubic sentiment
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Mr.. MURPur's GJILLOTIyE.
The Decapitation OF the Condemned-Th Inc
Collectors Basket Ready 10 Receive One
Hundred and Fifty Heads.

There was some walling IN Poverty Corner
yesterday. rumbcr OF the atae rs u the Gus
tom Home had learned thlt the places which knew
item would sooh know them no moro aud that
ey must on next pay day resign, 10 enabl, the Cot.
leetor TO make about one hundred aud Gi,y appoint.
ments which are demanded ny the Presidents o tie
various Assembly District Associations VI the party
whose members are In ueed OF Federal pap. Taere
ARE thousands OF applications for once IN tie hands
o, MI MURPHY 'sprivate secretary, but not one has
yet been acted upon.
here are about tSelye hundred aspirants for tho
eight en- positions in the segher's department.; ami
Il viii he very difficult task to select tue require
nuube from the list. One itia IN the Survey OF :
department, anticp ating his wal has pres 81
has Inflammation 10 resign be ore tie can tat
upon his lated head. All app icants Tor pieces dur.
ing the past two months have been in Ormed TIA,
their cims NOulu be considered imIne' sely after
lie Repub.iC-n State Convention. when tne work OF
sending tae "ins" out and the "Outs" In would
beIiu.
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THE OLDEST INH4BITINr.
Great Warrior from the Great Haps.
Icons BaitIe-leids-rhe Oldest OF the

Icons BnttlP-helds- The Oldest of the
Opium-Eatcrs.
Capt Frederick Lahrbush, Of 5l3 Third avenue.
celebrated his 10Th birthday on the 9th OF sarcI
last. He is still erect AMI vi,oroas. with melld
powers unimpared. lie was corn In Elgaad, In
i76. When - years OF a,e h. went a. \ volunteer
TO Holland under the Duke Of otk anu in 1913 wa.
an attache Of the English En0assy to the Court OF
Prussia In 1915 lie ~as comms.ioue ed In the English
army, and Ia the autumn OF lsj was at Dantzie
when IL surrendered to the French. The battles OF
jena and Auerstddt followed. b. which the power
Of Prussia WIS almost snniiuuei. Lihrbush wa.
then oEe OF the star OF the Dlke Of Brunswick and
stood by the bedside OF the dNng hero at Al onl la
iSJ9 LaLrbush Neut To the Peninsula aud wa. At the
battles vi Vimera Tslayerl and Busaco at the latter
OF heh he was erey wounIe,l an pro noted for
galan,ry TO the raLk o. Lieutenant few years
later ne went with his regiment tbe Sixty 1r.D to the
Clpe OF Gnod Hope, suit In Isis was sent with single
company TO keep guarl over NapuleIn Ut 81 lie ens
lie remained ere only lew months, when he was
recalled t. glanl aud sent TO Sydnei as superin-
tendent Of cOnyicts. There he acquired considerable
wealth, and nl-de the trst discovery OF gold in
Frederick Valley. la 1916 Viii GU 4 visit t. Cal.
cuita lie contracted a lever whicE was followed ~
acute rheumatism to alleviate the pain OF which he
was ADVISED {" try laudahum. from small doses he
gradually increased tho quautitg, until he could
safety take hat would XII duzen men lie once
swallowed 30 grains Of OPIUM while suferiuy fro A
fatal ma-hy With the desperate resolve OF terni.
mating his misery or snecting a cure. He expert
encd almost instant re lei, and soon out OF
danger. AMER visiting many OF the islands OF the
Pacific, Ia 1871 10 returned 10 Engianl; but tne
restless spirit OF travel would not allow him to re-
intention OF visiting South America. lie stuuped az
Jamaica several months, and then cnme to Nes
York, where he las since resided. He Is a con1rtned
opium eater, and gives opium the credit OF Lis mar.
vellOus longevity.
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The Outbur.t Of Crime,

In the General Sessions yesterday, City Judge
Bedford, after opening his chrse to the Grand Jury
IN the usual way, said:
learn that the City Prison Is IN very crowded COZ
dlilon and large Lunber OF bereOns awaiting Jou .
action MANY OF whom are charset with the alleged
criminal OF the XII te and PISTOL The daily Or
teen with toe ieariu doing, % these deadly weapo 5
demonstrating tue ttatling fact, that tleTe
seems TO be, as II were mlrder In ths very
atmosphere We breathe. Tlere is 10 tbs CITY
q class, ana, | regret TO say. n large class OF
men who have no renee, nr the laws OF God
rr mIn they violate Doth because m their waywnrI.
ne>s they believe they can do 40 with innunit, The
tmo has unquestonanly arrived glen the ithoitles
IN order tD preserve the future welfare OF society
called nppu 20 ueto out g. these men tho utmost rigOr
~ the law, In order that they ma realize at tao
solemn ana truthful lesson that the OF the trans.
urrssor Is hard" Let their minds be thorou hy i'm.
bued with TACT that n they will persist the wai.
ton use Oft knife and the pipl In violation ~ all
law AMI ortcr the authlr WI In turl, maNe them
taste tho nit fruits OF thelr misdce even 40
Tue utmost !ettcr Of tue law In this wav, and m NJ
other, can the strong arm Of the law once an
sgis i,T the leople AID ~ terror To The eyirdoer.
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The Mos, Profitable Fi-berie. Ex,au,.

TO IHf IuTOI " fNt NIN,
SlR There is no trucr saving than this, " II
the fountain head is corrupt, the streams will be-"
snl TIE public are uuder ast ting Obligations to you
for removing the top OF tne fouutin aud letting in
tie Sunlight, and the discoveries you have male
Us to the votacicus nature OF the nsh. For 1t
anpe re there IL an Erie shark wai,h takes bit
ct sGl,mO, aud a Spanish mlcAerel bait Of
tiG 0OO01
shouldn't he surprised, II you watch the 'ou1-
tain closely IN the southern rorti1n In the longitude
OF Cuba that before toe session ~ Congress Is
ever You will scover quantity OF Snani-h mlck-
erel which will take the tnorrous bait OF tl5.01,-
COO and eventually you NAV discover In the north.
eastern part quantity Of ah'ma Isl, wHich will
prOba ~ take bait Of st0OOWn
A CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN,
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THE yETERlNs' gNNOrlSCEs.
A Republics Base Inzratitude-A brutal VI.
T. Is. Policeman Interest ut the rate OF
1,Oi0 per cent. per Annum.

Republics Base Inzratitude-A brutal VI.
T. IL. Policeman Interest ut the rate OF
1,Oi0 per cent. per Annum.
The underground hole in tue rear of the Urea
'urY Department was crowded yesterday with the
disabled veterans who gave their blood to save the
country. Six clerks were mlkinz out pension pa.
peTs with ocal laZness and before o. thes
~ clerks, in turn, the unhaopy pensioners were
obliged 10 appear aud prove their rgnt to the Govern
Deni plttance. They we're therefore necessarily
!edior.. and the poor men had 70 stand for hours
iwai'ing their TO come. To aggrivlte tla out.
7ge, stout, hearty Matthew T. Brennan man. No
~, who had no mark OF honorable conflict on hi :
person-prohably because he stayed ut hone during
the wnr-at the slightest sign o. break in
Me line, would rush against the poor feeble
veteran who happened TO be nearest him,
and throw him back in tae most brutal manner
It's diversion broke the monotouy oi the scene
every few minutes, and provoked a stlrn - invol-
uu'ary curses on his head from the insultet Pea.
'l0nrrr. No, - VS. also extremely Ciscpurtsnu-
IN uu ceiling In his language. lawyer Wiih an
ONCE IN the lower part II 81 ,dWiy stood naar the
desk. and seemed to have the 20 Ner o. Obaini1g
money from the clerks On pie lgCi pension papers
In MT defiance of the law. Al the sans tine
slectable house owner. who sought TO obtain his
back rent IN pension paper whicl had been given
hn A. security, Nas compelled 10 wait until his
Tenant had received the IN 'ney htmSel and to take
The cnHuce, OF tie latters honesty, This ds:rlce
90 lur legal procession his another small oil an
Al"lni side erect, where he advances money tn
starving pensioners on their pension DlOers at
Bun icgo.ler Ne ac AHov.ei.el that his rates wer
one dollar ln hyt.
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Steamship NHnsutt,. New Bedford. udse. AND pass
Steamship sue" man, New orleans. UIise. hnt lRSs,
Steamship Arst'alia glasgow mdsc and pasA
Bark luion Hiitax, :. : iUWntr uud ice.
Eark Iouip- WhirhArds - elis indse.
Rig San Juan, SsS hCdp, dc.
Rrg Cartcnas Packet Havana sugar
ERIC hrrccncs CIruhrgos. suIar aud nioli.sss
RrI clifford, Para. rnbDer and nuts.
RligN. {. Clay Boston m IA last.
Brig SocIe'at, Trinidad - Cuba sugar
Nrig Tong II Ach. Providence. iu ballast
SclT Victor. lwo v VrrS, y : ~ ire.
Fchr InuTs, Nsssun ola IRON Nr
Schr II. : Narl,r, J1'Lsol vlllr lUnh'r.
Scnr Sns,r prc.cstt -. George, lUuiurg.
S"hf volunteer ChcvrTic. \. : ulsstsr.
tCht NN BuUs. kingston. IA. Ia. DOT.
Schr \. T. Cnmulp.'l, Galveston cotton, h!ie,, SC.
SchI WIN. Hurter Hanin, m blia-t.
Aisu, the Gsnal river and cnastNise ycssaB.
sNLyD-SteamshIps CitV II An'wcrn, tor Iiyet~oai
CalabTia, do Britannia. Ola, NV; Missoari, Havana
wa HALIFAX San ITaICl.rO R"r f'nCA; Gen Bar..s
savannah; clyde. Charleston; SuNtogA, Sorf0lk.
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NEw NoRK. Thursday. scot. S--T1s re-eipts NJ
hecvCs tO-das numbered | SIS heal 64 az ce!Aw.
keu, n1u ~ Il one Huafrrdth street. The o1si nss
we've nO@ty of comm GuaiitV ant ipciuued a1i I *
,ua There wa no 'cne Ia iLa pT.ce 81 good cattle
which were scarce; hut l-S1ns AMI inferior an com
mon native stpct were forced on Rt i1v ngnFes. VITA
ne ct mate Of dTesed ut favor ~ The buNer~.
snles a. " ehSvte1 include IS Texans AZ Saalcc a,
10. az n Ne: ad go IlltlD cate Iasrisc At ore
hn9drrdth street u! Tcrans were s1ld AZ sSc., and
80 ILLINOIS rtCerr AZ la-s lSt.c With few
OF sreeo aud lg1ibs mad lOo Fnt sheer were
steady and unchanged BIT lsiuhs dan and seas.
eT, Ordinary TO PRIME steep we're sold al se1c nd
ordinary q prime lambs ~ 1sSh Twc7ty.sx cars. OF
80 hogs, arrivCl. c'lehy Tor siAu htorcTs \ few
stale hog were "a SAFE. hut not saiI byforc Change
ant price> roman nomina,lS or "a C5sc fur
10
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JUSTICE coULTER,s CLAN BAKE
TIVE DAYS In saybroois. Conp.-Suppcrs,
Clam Bskes, singing, Danciug, Riding.
and Batting-But ne Drinkins-Our Al
d$rmeu's (.reat Iokcs.

Police Justice Coulter Is the fortunate posses.
sor Of 5s3 acres OF land in saVbrook. Recently he
invited some OF the prominent mcn OF his district
TO visit him and try his baxei clans aud on Tues
day morning the steamer Sylvan Grove took aoout
10 caule ~ Justice Cou.er's estate. In the
party the Hon. Franz McCabe, Adorned
Thomas Duay aud Vim. Ii Mccarthy. aud Counsel
Tors l. mDaTd aud Mcky
On the arrival all eat down to q grand suuDer
which ~as followed nv an evening Of dtuving aud
singing. The next day the wnolc party took a blth
on tie beac1. While there a PAT ~ stole Aiderm n
Mckay clio hes. Tie counsellor hsd M resort hut
10 don woman's dress 1hish had eeen kindly
hrou :nt him.
Next cane a ride through the town and neighbor.
ho'ii aud alter tnat grand Dake. At o'clock gne
party started On their honeward trio.
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The New Dcmocr,cv Awake.

The Eighteenth Ward James o'Brien Asspcia-
ito" had accusing meeting last niSlt at TWENTY sec
ond rect uGd Fret avenue. Mr.. Thomas Fcely
delivered stirring speech, In which he dealt some
hard blows at certain newspapers aud AZ Tammany
Hun. large delegation NJ TIRE Fourth Ward Jamea
O'Prien Association was also present. The meeting
passed n resolution instruriing tie President
opart tie with the other associations throughout the
ct for grand mass meeting TO express toe sen l.
mtnts Of tie citizens IN regard To the TamInany
Rings Usurpation OF the peoples rights.
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A few days ago handbil's were freely d,stri-
bused throu; hoat MorrisLnia call NJ fora pubic
DEMONSTRATED OF all natiunalides In Central Hall,
ielrose Tie proposed o5jeei was Ito pronounce
for freedom throughout the world" II was prom
ised that several eminent English and German
'peaHers would speak; among the number Gen.
Franz Sigel ~ lin Bcnser L a. +. de Malignon,
william Cau'dAel, and several Others. These gen
emen are Indignant at the misuse of their nanes
u vas only Job cooked IN by j { Anderson and
james Stilman. ESQ to have ne nrst named nomi.
u 'te To- the Assembly on an independent tic act
SNi!nlh was TO secure a GER ain aniouGt OF puDlie
mining.
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Tho Death ofnnOII New yorhrr-

Col James Monroe, late OF the Sixth Infantry
"r cut ani Of the fw.nt second New York
~.'", Diod ou Wednesday At tho resi .euc5 # 81,
s,' % Aw, Mr. Douslas Robinson, on Orn9e
h'w'4n. y. J, The body is 10 he brou IT to Ses
inIk ' al early Train on Saturday ant conveyed T.
- Hti j, uf,centh street, where the lunetIi ser
,"', e. ~ DC hold, alter which tho remliu. are g.
A. "Nch to Unity &c ucter, for intarmcnt. Col
p IN. Mss one ui tue oldest mrmJers OF @
AL'u ,'up AMI highly respected cit'ztu amt sol
,g ile "a. an Aldrrn n m 1884, CJGEies,nIu
''1j 49, and Assem- Di yuan lSJg-i2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-09
How Keim was Paid on.

]. was announced few days since that Craut
had appointed D. RandolUh Kern General Consular
ent 10 visit certain eonsulships Ia Europe aud
report onicialy upon ;ieir coalition, at salar, Of
seven thousand dollars All expenses Al pIid.
Many people wondered at this 40 lOin tmeBt not
knowing wat claim klein had upOu Grant to secure
90 hne POSITION But the truth, like murder, will
out hetm has written q OOok. Just published IN
Philadelphia. called sketches IL SLA Dominso,"
10 which he sirenuously Advocates the Absorption 81
which, he dedicates his volume 10 ~. \. q mt.
President OF the United States "a humble recos.
ntiOn OF his patriotism and slaiosnansAip. in ee
ing 10 promote the dignity aud greatness his
country by tie establishments Oi Americ suoran-
acv on American soil GRAFT made use OF kelm'-
book Ia iis efforts to get t1o an Dvmingu 4,
through the Senate, and noS kcim las bis reaSrI.