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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

Police NEws-SsvERAL DRuSHs-
BAGsIo KEEPERS PULLED, Erc.-There
was quite lively time in Bross police
cour, this morning, u. will be inferred from
the following record:
Charles Squirehad been drunk and disor-
DERBY. As such things are not tolerated In
this blessed burg, Charles was fined 81 and
tho ever-attending trimmings. No money,
Calaboose ten days.
David McCalvcy had also been drunk
and disorderly, but didn't 60 it quite as
steep MS Squire did, Hence his fine wss
lighter-Ss and costs. No money Gala
boose seven days.
Next came aoolored dsmsel named Fan.
ny Marshall, Fanny had been on the
'vag'-sloshing around loose aad mani.
Testing the supremest kind Of contemn,
for people who earn their "bread in the
sweat Of thair eyebrows Fanny was
fined $50, as she ought to have been, and
having no money, was sent to the Gala
boose the better part Of month.
Charles Rogers shot of his mouth in a
manner that WAS regarded as very Often
sive' and was tined therefor IS and the in
svit"ble perqaisitss. Paid like man.
A colored female who is familiarity
called "Aunt Belle" WAS pulled for keep
ing house ofill fame. Her guilt was Ca
tablishsd alike by the evidence md TIM
fact that she had thirty odd dollars on
hand to meet the cxactions OF the VIOLATED
law.
A warrant was issued for the arrest Of .
eolored dame named Betty Fields, for
maintaining an assignation house contrary
to section so-and'so of the codiacd city OF.
dinancos' Betty was put on trial this after
noon, but with whs. result We have not
learned
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

THE CENTRAL MEAT Market
Messrs. Fred Koehler 4 CO., of the Cen.
trail Mesx Market, desire 1t understood that
they keep all kinds Of meats, beof, pork
mutton, lamb and veal; that they buy and
slaughter the best and latest animals
brought to this market; dress and serve
out the meats in . neat and clssnly man
ner and deal with everybody fairly and
squarely.
Market baskets Of customers delivered
free Of charge to any part of the city.
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
buy your meats, then, Al the Contra
Meat Market, nsar tho corner Of Tenth
street, on Washington avenue.
sep 20 d3m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

THE PsopLy- MEAr MAX gr-C
GAYEs Co. PRorRIEroRs.-The meat
market jus, opened by Gsyer and Co, II,
ths corner q wsshington Avenue and
Tenth street, jus. exactly such meat
market as those who know Gaycr would
expect him to establish when he spreads
hia'ss'f,'' Everything is new, freshly
painted, md wears an air OF cleanliness.
that no one will fail "a commend.
Gayer * Co. ara among the oldcs, and
must e1psri"ncod butchers AZ the country
and have learned tina. it pays bes, to keep
first class meats, and command u frs, class
custom. II citizens would, therefore, Sc.
cure splendid fresh meats, pork, beef, NUT
TN, veal, lamb or sausage-,hey can al
ways find them in any quantity desired at
the Peoples meat market Just tryit, II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24


LOCAL BREvITiEs.-The Hon. K II
"oodell, of Springfield, is in the city, III.
guest Of Mr.. \ Is Stafford
The little Cairo aud Cape Girard.n,
packet A. Baker, Capt. John W. Troyer.
has been undergoing repairs. She resumed
her place in her trade, this morning, how.
ever.
Cotton is going East via the Blue and
National Star lines, at the rate of Ave or
tx hundred bales per day. Nearly every
New Orleans steamer brings up from 800
to 1000 bales.
charley Noycs unrivulled Circus and
Van Amburgs great mensgerie will visit
Cairo on Thursday next, and give an az.
ternoon and evening entertainment. Only
one price Of admission lfty cents---to
both establishments. This 10 undoubtedly
the best show that ever visited Cairo.
The Quicks;ep base ball club. Of Pa.
ducah, will play the Deltas, Ia ihi. city, to-
morrow or next day provided there Is no
hihderance in the way Of bad weather
The game will be q closely contested one,
but We have every confidence in the ability
u the Del.as to achieve victory.
The editor Of the Sun asks Col. Cr.bs
10 prove tina. be was was no, q Know.
Nothing fourteen years ago. Will the
'di'or Of the Sun please prove tina, Dan
Mum Is nota Know n thing sow--rsnk
nd bigo,ed
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

CHEAPEST AND BEsr.-Mrs. Whit.
combs Syrup for children, is sold by drug
gists for 26 cents bottle, and is an admir-
able preparation for iniantile disorders,
oct l7-d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

DELAYS ARE DAS0EKous.-Mot ~.
you love your offspring don't fail 10 use
Mrs Whiteombs Syrup Tor soothing chill.
d'en. Read tho advertisement, In another
column. Oct - d&w I W
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

FRnp BLASKEspuKo, ofths Washing
ton saloon, is judge Of good beer. and
keeps no other kind. His st. Louis lager
Is, confsssedly, tho best KEEP. In Cairo. Call
on him and try II. T.rx.,t. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

Fssn u. FL. Cvlburn Doctor of De n,s
Surgery, Newark, y. 1.-THE popular
dsniriace known .. sozodon,, besides be.
ing avery pleasant addition to the toilet,
contains ingredients, that, II used accord.
ing TO the directions, will prove of the
grss.sst utility to tho hsslih Of the mouth
and teeth.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

SIMMONS Liver Regulator. IL persisted
ia VIII Ssn tts nsa sabtor 9lkyer dis.
sase. There 10 no failure about Il. =
- ---- 90 Oct a d r = I "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

PLoUE Choice Family Flour In bbls
half bbls., sacks, &c, for sale at tue Egyp-
tian Mills. au
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

Shell oysters received every day by
Louis Herbert. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24
News OF TIE CITY,
Announcer ents.
For SlieriH

we ar" authorized to announce that Mr.. A. n.
Irwin -scandidaie fpr the Office Of Sheriff Of
M"h"hdef county, atthc ensuing November sloc.
u"n' subject to tho decision ~ the remoo,,,ic
County Convention au,ep,I
a, 'he solicitation ofmany ,rti,e.s Of both toli.
t'c'l parties. hereby sn~ouace myself .. tho
FEoPLL's CANDIDATE for sherli, Of Ales.nJ.,
county," The ensuing November election.
FRED koEHLER
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

"sPALDIS"s GLrE, with brush, ready
Tor use. oct2tdNeod
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

FoH glass OF splendid Sc. Louis lager
beer-the best in the city-go 10 the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fourtsenth street. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24


A WARRANT WAS issued on 2atu r,isy
last, directing any constable Of Alexsnner
county to bring the body Of Mr.. William
Harris, = sprightly colored man, " answer
Hannah Burks, q coiorsd female, in Q
charge of bastardy. Harris was scared,
and eagerly embraced the suggestion 70
escape by making Hannah his vito.
License were accordingly secured, and on
Saturday night last all the ton negroes Of
Cairo gathered in squire Brcss' oH,ce to
witness the process Of making Bill Harris
and Hannah Burke zone flesh imam and
wife Bill couldAt very successfully con.
eeai his disgust; but thinking Il better 10
be disguised than in prisoa, promised TO
love and cherish Hannah A. long ~ he
lives. rhat he dosent do any such thing,
colored man present svowed = willing.
ness TO bet any sum, he didn't care how
much, 50 II didn't exceed . dollar. a
SERIOUS AccIDESr.-We have ofteA
admonished the boys Of the criminali,y OF
playing ball on the Sabbath day. The
boys, however, persisted In thst kind Of
pastimc, and nov We have TO record, asa
legitimate result, an accideAt that will pro-
badly render a little boy cripple for life.
Little Johnny Lslly became dissatisfied |
with the arrangement Of game that ex.
cluded him from a base, and attempted to
carry of some Of tho clubs, with . Wow Of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

Tux astute editor Of tha 8ss SAYS that
the assertion Of the BULLJTIx. that Dan
Mum worked trsachsroyhy ,ssainst Gen.
eral Rsum is not to b. 1si. eyed, because
the editor of the BuLLsf' Z did nj have
atfdavits to support tho assertion, when he
first made II.
IL every newspaper assertion that IL not
subs,antiated BY "a affidavit l. 10 10 re-
garded rs false, wb ere do We fad our bril-
liant ootemporI " As . falsiasr he
would be regar led rs the peer Of Baron
Munchsusen, 'or Sinbad. tho sailor.
The charge was not supported BY an
davits, whe'I hrst made, because ws had no
idea that Dan Mum, or anybody else,
would Fave the shameless eArontsry to
denyt.. ..,.I.s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

CHAxrxBOAx and Evening star Cook
ing stoves-the best In use--for sale by
q. W. HspersOn 100 Commercial Avenue.
See advertisement. sug?0d4m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

The weather continues pleasant, busi,.
not entirely clear. There are ma, many
Indications Of rain, however. NJ >
{ The river has fallen six inches since
last Saturday. .sar.H..o 7
The Mississippi is falling everywhere
The lastboats out report eight fee, u, Lib.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24
Dyxocnar. oy THE F,n.r WARD A,

DyNocRArs oY THg FIRST WARD Ar
rsSrios.-The Democrats and conserva-
tive men Of the First Ward, will meet II,
tho ONCE Of Joseph McEonzie, Esq., corner
OF Washington avenue and Sixth street
an Tuesday evening, the ?i,h inst, for tiis
purpose Of forming Democratic club.
Let all mon who are opposed 10 con-
unusnes of the present corrupt Radical
rule, be present. Able speakers will be on
hand and addross the meeting. oc,2O "a.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

r. Cairo Lodge No. 237 A. = and A

" Cairo Lodge No. 237 A. +. and A.
Na. will hold regular communities.
.lon this Monday evening Oct. Path A.
l.. 1910. OK
Visitors fraternally invited. BY order
Of the w. NJ. CHAS. FORREST Sec'v.
On The 9Th day Of June, 1870, Mr.. Crebs
voted In favor of abolishing all tariff on
coaI.--Cairo Sun
That's desdener isn't h' In tho in.
teres' Of the thirty millions Of poor PEG.
pie, l"borers and ,pschanics. Col. Crsbs
voted in favor Of cheap fuel Who wants
cheap coal Down on himi"
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Turn out 4,

Ink published account, Of the last run
of the steamer Robert K. Leo gives
heart to her hackers Notwithstanding she
did not win. Her time to various points
shows tha. npto Bayon s~rs 'hessadofas-
ter time than the Princess or hatcher
ever made, The tastes, tune Of each boa,
10 Bayou Sara is Ms follows: Princess 10
h. 2, min. Nstchez, 10 h. ! min. - sec.
Rcbt v. Leo ' h. So min. 10 sec. The
Lee lost ten minutes at Bayou Sara and
encountered a storm, in which che ran all
the rsmAider Of the trip, which 10 rspstsi
To have been unusually heavy, IL thcr-
mometer falling twenty Ave deSsses in
twelve hvur owing to tho lstcs, cold
winds. Its reported that the Lee vii.
run the raee over to-day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

tIW IN agreement has been concluded nj
The Pru-sian headquarters with Gen.
Bsrier, the messenger Of Bazaibe. under
which the Marshal Is 10 march TO Paris and
declare for Napoleon ~.
Reports sad Rsmors.
LONDON, Oct. ?3.--lt is rumored tina, N
defensive alliance has been formed between
turkey and Greece against the encroach.
mon. Of Western powers.
Is reported that England will at once
oher direct intervention for an arrni.,ice
That Lord Lyons and Lord Lotions have
essen steps to chat effect ut Tours md
be'i'n. and that pcrfcc, accord in the mat
Italy.
A sor,ie WIS made from pari, lac, niyh,
IN the direction " Versailles. The der. |
mans, after some hours lighting drove the |
French back.
War ssd Rumsrs or war,
BsssscoS, Oct 22.-Thcre wa heavy
hgh'ing to-day between Voray aud Pussy
rom o clock In the morning until night,
u .. reported that the Zouaves and troop.
of the Vo.yss distinguished them.elyes Iy
'ieoroas bayonet charges.
All day yesterday constant cannonadity
IN The direction of Paris was noticed.
Tns Ola Folks ON the Ramp page.
RouEs, Sunday Anglia, Ivey. ia the
department 81 the Eure, the old men wo.
mon and children rose against the Prus.
,IAh troops occupying the place Mum.
bers were Killed on both sides ana ambu. ;
iahesa have bssu sent 10 the relief Of the
wounded, 81. .. r
Psase Negotiations. \
LONDON, Oct. 23.--Segoiia,ons very ?
'avornble for peace are progressing. Eng
land asks for an srmistice, not for the pur. d.
bose or electing n constituent assembly. =
but FOR the restoration Of h. empire. IN. u
genie 10 re-enter France and Bazsin. I, ~
cave Metz 10 protect her. res,or. o.ier
,lah. -
'rsssssss. Prorias asions, Vandalism, v
LONDON, Oct. ?3.--The German. took &C
900 prisoners 81 the capture Of Orleans.
Sca. Wonderland com man ling tn. Ger. 10
nsn Troops on tho Loire, has issued /.
RECLAMATION declaring ths, tho main con. y
'''oh ~ Psses ~ thc restitution IL Al.
ace AJAX Lorraine 10 Germany
The Prussians have taken on, clothing NJ
rom shops and wines from cellar. IN or. be
cans. pf
l-Oss ov TINE --lIouskeeper. should no, io
Experiment. with untried stoves, II they &,
'ould save time and money. The Char. ",
~ Oak ha. been tested by time, and II 1. N
or money refunded. Thi. i, m,
nth easily proved. Ask your u ighbor AR
.. Oct - | Sc. 81,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

DiSIso kOoM GIRLS WANTED AT rng
SAINT CHARLEs-Wc want immediately
three tsl experienced dining room girl. 10
whom liberal wages will 10 paid Apply
to JEwETT WILCOX & co,
Sep23tf 81. Charlie, Hotel
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

Fresh BsItiMo's eyAsss sssvsd 10 sny
style desired, can ~ Outlined, n any hour
of the day or night ~ Louis Herbsst's
restaurant. Also ayst'rs for sale by the
can, in any quantity dssirsi, d ths same
place. -al = Nv IA - II
WASTgp.--Fie hundred dollays In city
scrip, and Ave bndred dollars in county
orders. r Apply to sIb
JEWfT WILCOX Il CO.,
sep?4-im 3 Charles Hotel. Cairo III,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

sr'H ofthc lady managers Of the Orphnn
asylum s' can spare the time are rogue. ted
10 meet a. tho Home a, .. o'clock p, m.
on "wednesday, and devote a few hour, to
seeing Tor the orphans.
Contributions Of old clothing, gentleman.
particularly will be thankfully received
" lef, atthe residences Of Mrs. II. w. Webb
-.
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ATHeNevM WEoNESoAv
-'fnt. Nl0Nr. - y


-
The people oc C.;o, wi,hoa, gard 1.
their political l.ith or saiiissioss, are in.
vited 10 come out on
Wednesday Night. October %,
and hear sn able and candid discussion OF
the questions involved ia tAs psessa, eam
psign, by the '@
Hon. John n. Crsss,
and other sp~kcr., u unquestioaab bio
ability. ...- s-4 -.-s'
The ladie. are invited, and tina, they
may 10 entirely comfortable during the
meeting, the front seats will DO reserved
for them and the gentlemen who may &C
company them.
The election is nov near ut hand. Show
that You are interested in the results that
mus, en'ue, by h'ling the A,hsnSum full
o. ovsrfowing.
Turn ou,,'f NJ FAf'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

P.ErAgr FOR THE CHoLERA.-Wi,h
tho heated term come, the danger q.
that frigh,ful pesiilence--- Cholcrs-snd
kindred diseases. What untold and inds.
soribable misery has been yi.i,cd upon
thousands annually by these awful com.
plants. But every one ought to be mad.
aware that specific for this class Of di.
eases, - well as scertain preventive, .. the
celebrated Mishlers Herb Bitters. twill
positively iortify the system against sho
attacks of A.ls,ie Cholera Cholera Nor.
bus, Cholera lnfsnturn, Diarrhes Snn,-
mer Complaint Dysen,ery, Cohc, Paint
ers Collie, &c; II. IL. Bissel, NJ. d, Pny-
81 the L. :. Hospital ship
Falcon highly recommends /, for Chol-
era, and has used i, with marvellous sue
cess ia such caves. II acts like an angel Of
mercy in every instance. Sold BY all
druggists and dealers. Price one dollar
per bottle. oct2+eod&w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

PRoDiGioUs.-Tho Lsvce luminary. re-
ierring 10 the suit Instituted by Mathew
Donahne to recover bounty money with.
held from him BY ID. w. Mum. says.
Nov every one knows that Hon. ID. ".
Mum, b. N. Mum, or Mum & Mum
never had residence In Fuiaski county.
Why then commence the suit where IN.
cour, has no jurisdiction?
The Circuit Cour, has no jurisdiction in
Pulaski county There's legal acurnen for
YOU II. perfectly overpoweriny!
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THE WAR.
IMPORTANT RUMORS.
bazaine 10 Declare for NapO-
leon ~.
PrOgress Of Peace NegOtintions
-------
.i. BleOdy SkIrmislies.
Defensive Alliance between
kEaa.n u
'rOgre.s Of Peace Negotiation
IBleOsiy SkIrm,islaes.
Defensive Alliance between
Turkey and Greco.
q .

LONDON, October 22.--Thcre are rumor-
that an agreement has been concluded n,
The Pru-sian headquarters with Gen.
Bsr'er, the messenger Of Bazaine under
which the Marshal Is TO march TO Paris and
declare for Napoleon ~.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

\ brilliant DI.covrRY.--Evcry man
and woman in the land, who, lock. have
been touched With silver by time. or
prematutrly whi,sncd, ha. reason TO re-.
jo!ce that Phalon's Vi,aliA, or Salvation
for tho hair, is numbered among the
woodworking products of this age OF
discovery. /, is clear and free from seii.
mcn,, while the shade, OF color i, impsr,.
are more natural than those produced By
any other agent. oct Is dSw "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-24

RIVER NEWS.

.fAf ~ t.tI ARRIVALS.
sshr,,ne'on, C5lumbuss Tyrone, psiucnh:
ou,9t,; SHREVEPORT, " Norman, Memphis.
.'wap, Ma City, G'd Tower :"
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ZEE GREAT GERMAN FAIR.
Inaugural Meeting Last Evcning-speech by
Willinm Cullen Bry ANITA Large Attendance
Vrnu

Inaugural Meeting Last Evcning-Speech by
william Cullen Bry ANITA Large Attendapce
ana an Immense success.
The fair In aid Of all the wounded soldiers what.
ever their nationality, found within the German
lines, and OF the thousands or unfortunate German
women and children widowed and orphaned By the
war, was inaugurated last evening by appropriate
one might almost say Affecting ceremonies The
Thirty-seventh regiment Armory at the corner
OF Broadway and Thirty-fou street. which
has been lent for the purposes or the fair was beau.
tifully decorated with American and North German
iags. The stalls displayed the usual number OF use
less and useful knickknacKs, but were arranged
with singular taste, and were presided over py the
fairest and most fascinating OF German ladies' One
stall, in the centre OF the main room de.
serves special praise. 1t was devoted 20
the sale Of bouquets, and consisted OF a
sort or primitive pagoda, constructed Of dark
green FIR bran ches and evergreens, surrounded
oy ci.cuiat counter. The charitable bou.
guetleres attending this stall were extremely bcauti-
ful, and did brisk trade In buttonhoie sprigs ana
nosegays. The stalls OF Mrs. Consul General Roes.
TO attract considerable notice. The attendance
was extremely good The hall was fairly crammed
WIN Win VISITOR, WIS VINO moved along from stall 10 stall
At about quarter TO eight Consul General
Roesing, in the central room, assumed the char as
The President OF the inaugural meeting. lie made
short address, defending the position OF Germany
In the pending struggle. He SAID that France hnd
forced the German people into the war. 1t was 70
be hoped, however that peace would soon be re-
stored, aud In the meantime IL was our plain
duty to do our best to assist the wounded
Whatever money might he gained by the
lair would be applied, without regard to nationality
" the AID OF ali the wounded within the Prussian
lines and to the rellef OF German widows and or
phans. @rea
Mr. WILLIAM c. BRYANT was then introduced and
addressed The audience, dwelling al some length on
tho horrors entaIed by the war and the duty dev0lv
ing upon noncomDafants TO alleviate as far pos
slDle the sunerings OF the wounded and bereavcd.
He also nferentally animated that II Napoleon were
70 DIE " should DC upon the Ribbet. for wantonly
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PRISON REF oRM CONGRESS.

CINCINNATI. Oct II, 1870.
Ihe interest IN the Prison Reform Congress con
'inues undated. large amount OF important busi-
ness was transacted to-day several very instruc-
tive papers were read.
Governor Baker introduced resolution, which
was adopted, for the appointment Of COMMITTEE Of
five to inquire into the expedency OF forming ma
tional prison and reformatory association; ana Mr.
Brockway another, declaring that the time had come
ior the calling OF an International prison congress,
Later in the day the committee reported In favor
OF the project OF the proposed national associa-
ton, and recommended committee OF ten TO take
steps to that end. They also reported plan for
conducting the preparations for the proposed Inter-
national Congress, and invited DIR. Wines to oct a
the commissioner OF the present Congress in this
work.
The Business Committee reported series Of pro.
positions on the subject OF prison discipline and
reform In thirty-ive sections, and the Congress
went through about half OF them, adopting them
with few amendments.
ON motion OF DR.. WINES 1t was resolved that tbs
Congress close its sessions and adjourn sine d,a
evening
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

yesterday afternoon, President Conan I'm the chair
resolution was adopted to change the name Of
seventy-fourth street. between Madison and Fifth
avenues, to fitzpatrick place. Resolutions
were adopted directing the Comptroller 10
procure a suitable site for the erection Of q new
station house building for the police force OF the
Twenty-eighth precinct; directing the Comptroller
TO paw 10 the widow OF Henry Rodgers late Assist
ant Alderman for the Ninth Assembly district the
salary OF such ONCE due HIM up to the time OF his
death: to pave with Belgian pavement Seventy nrst
street, from Eighth TO Tenth avenues also FIRST
avenue, from Twenty sixth TO Thirty-sixth streets
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen also held
meeting, and transacted routine business only.
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uAlveRsAllsM.
Meeting Of the Young Mems and Womonss
Universalist Association.

Meeting Of the Young Mems and Womon.s
Universalist Association.
The formal opening OF the Young Mems ana
womens' Universallst Association Of the city Of
New York took place last evening in the church Of
Our Saviour, Ihirtyf,th street. near Sixth avenue.
The ceremonies were announced to take place In
the rooms Of the association, No. I,2Ss Broadway,
but they were found TO be by lar too
small TO accommodate even with stand.
ing room, The many who congregated TO
witness the debut OF the new society, oil
Appropriate and interesting addresses were made
by Rev. Dr. Chaplin. Horace Greeley, Rev. James NJ.
Pullman. president or the associations; Rev. L. c.
Sweetscr, Rev +. G. B0lles, Rev. Charles Fluhrer,
Rev. Charles +. Lee and others. The object OF tho
association was shown TO be the pr0claimnR to the
world, ana the citizens OF New York In particular
who and wha, the Universalsts are. Mr.. Swcetser
remarked that the public NJ large quite ignorant
~ tue doctrines OF Universalism, and he Thought
there was no better way 10 eulighten them than ~
forming Just such associations "a this one.