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bi.! OF Clm'd Aud
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The sun., 1870-09-14
AID ron THE VICTIMS OF PRINCES.

Proposed GRIND Fair for the Benont Of
those Wounded In the War and Of tho
Bercaved-An Opportunity for Charity.
There is o powerful movement on foot for the
organization OF grand fair on a colossal SCALE for
the benefit OF the wounded soldiers OF The French
and German armies. now in hospitals In Germany
The promoters not only Americans, Germans,
and Frenchmen, but Of all natonalltiea Their .ole
object Ia TO relieve far may be the suerlnGs OF
the poor fellows msimed aud wounded, who have
been carried TO Germany from the various bloody
fields o. bal lie in France.
The lesson given by the success OF the Sanitary
Commission In late war has not been lost the
nations Of Europe. A similar society has been Or
ganized In Berlin, to for the wounded OF both
nations lying In the German hospitals 1t Is to aid
In the increase NJ the funds OF this pililan thropc
preliminary meetings Of the promoters OF the pro-
ject were held yesterday, and temporary organiza-
tion was effected.
Mrs Roesing, wife OF the Consul -Genera, OF tho
North German Confederation. was elected Presi-
dent, and Mrs. Leopold Schmidt, wife Of the Consul
General OF Baden, representing the South German
Coniederatipn, Vice President. Among the ladies
on the Committee of Management are Mrs. Kuhne,
Mrs. Heidelbach, Mrs. CIV. Saloman Of Wisconsin.
and others, forty Or nfly In number-Americans:
Oct II, and to be continued for several DAYS, In the
Thirty.seventb Regiment hrmory. which has been
assig ied to the Committee by Mayor Won OU,ll.
X. N. Already large donations have been promised,
and there 10 doubt the Fair will net many thou
sand dollars Gov. Won Hoffman has given t250 to
the Committee and Mayor Won O'Hail has written
letter which will be published that is likely 70 be
profitable to himself II not TO the Fair.
The sun., 1870-09-14
SPARKS FROM THE rELEGRAPH.
POUshkespsie has 2O,Oes Inhabitants.

Poughkeepsie has 2O,0es inhabitanta
Anew Winnipeg war is threatened.
Mount Hood Ia proved 10 be II ,21s feet high.
The Interstate Fair was formally opened at Pitts
burgh yesterday, by Gov. Geary.
The Washington COntine entails OF Albany were en-
tertained by the Boston City Guards yesterday.
osratic nomination for Congross 10 the First Ohio Dis
trct.
The Broome COUNTY Republican Convention yes.
terday nominated the Hon William NJ. Ely for the As
sembly.
The Oregon Legislature yesterday elected James
D. Frap Pr sdent OF the Senate and Benjamin Hayden
Speaker Of the House.
Al Herdic Park. Wiliamsport. Pa. yesterday,
CApoiA won the running race and purse OF OOO half
mile heats, In 50 aud 81 seconds.
Al the Conservative and Democratic Convention
Vile, Tenn, yesterday, W. A. QuaTes was made
aoshd,date = the Goyernorship.
AT the tartersyple. ~. Democratic Convention.
yesterday, Gen =. NJ h. Young va. tnha'ou iof 'he
forty'nrst and Forty'second Congress.
Gen Sherman 10 to be presented with a silk far
on ThurtdAy next ball given in his honor The naa
was made IN California OF California SILK.
The remains OF Gen. I'd win y. Cooke. hst, Rocr,-
taiy OF the nted states Legation In Chill are 20 ba
taken nom this city 10 his tQmer home In Sussex co1a
~ N. j. tor lnterinent on Friday.
Tho dispute betWsen John " Greeley and Charles
GiyaniA tath Claiming 70 be the Rspublesn nomnee.
was settled yesterday by the STATE Executive Commit
Tee, VITO nominated Greeley.
The Democratic Ciy Central Committee Of Roch.
ster have adopted . series Of resolutions protecting
against Ihe reorganization OF Joh D. Fay for anal
State Convention to piacs the Hon pA3.oI Warner OF
hGAnns noGn thu nnxAi k nlA.A "a Au raw
The sun., 1870-09-14
THE FRANCO-TRISH PICNIC.
FIVE THOUSAND TICK FITS SOLD, DUE
NO MONEY FOR THE WAR,

The uoet tUnsrbsfnctory Picnic OF tho sos-
u"nrreh'nH oil the Irish sna
r. co.., as "re"S sohccks
nj -, ..,'i .i =, -,
""N p,V''0' ei"". ii"n0O'i.Sn pe'non-
ou~iou ioi wv pu'ooeo " ,''sink 'uhos 'or 'os
"ouauoo 'o'us ~ ''o rion.n af1nt was .no eress
e'on' w 'onos "0'u ge'te'u'y. FROM III oeioc1
WI u'rn mu'''uuos 'nronseu 'ne a'enues 'eanins
W WV "oou' u"'n oe.Noe" ",e anu s'A 'nousane
PERSONS representing 'ne rtencn ana irish na'onan-
ucs were on 'ho grounu' Inc great dancina p'as
,o'"s "ore ornAmen'eu wiz" rrencn i's"' ahs
n"or'Osn nass' whose 'oius waveu 10 unison VII"
'ne music 0, he'unss ana obriens oands'
NJ, monsieur marcei Descnamps sang IA
naiseh'ie,se' MS nne baritone voice nhing tne
m"oio eu,nce' ana az 'hc asSemo'ase Joined In ths
ono.us ."e" uh''eu VOICES were hearu oy tne
go. p.'oneI' on nAosMe"s is'anu' oar'S
owen' o. rs',ok D',, ana wearing OF tho urcsa
IohoWed' and then few remarks In French ana
English by Monsieur It, Gaudens
R.,,y In "a. A., 4, .o.u,a ..t,., a.,
n =" Wv wy ooosno e''uen' ua' tlere -
want OF unanlmity and cor,!iaty between the
Irish and French memb.rs of ~. comu,,,.. -
Ar,,,.om.,,. o,,,n. % ,ho ,,., 49,, c., ~
~, "".s w sno 'a'' '""s Oap'' Ne
each wanted 10 be minced in nossessIon a
,ns o,,d. NJ, Ko,,,rr ,rho ,,, .n,r,a =, 81.
'ne runus. mr. hcaung' VINO had charge OF ths
two bands, had made several formal demands for hts
money. which the Committee hal arreed 10 nay 4,
a..
two installments-one half as soon as they reached
the ground and the other wheneyer taken A, At tho
49,. -, .,,.a..A ....,- A.. ..a..., ,,..-
uVo' ou' a'nouSn nos'V uNc tnou-"hu TICKS"
we're sold at tho gate, the bsnd could not be paid.
Mr. Keatinv nj haIt.oast A refu.ed IN eo,ti,r>
n,., ,, s s,,, " ,, nap' re'usoa 70 e1nua.s
P''"k un'" "o reee"eu nis mohey' acooruihs 70
agreement and an extraordinary meeting OF the
Committee was called
N. oY p-.,.. III, a., .,.
D' Leary' TIE rresiuent, ehieu tne meeungW
order AT o'clock, and Mr. Heating stated is casa
rra
.,.,, -. -. -, 80, -, -.
hign "orus Wore passed. uhu general row SCENES
imminent, when a resolution was passed TO COM
pel the reasurors To hand over the funds In th..r
s. w "
nanus' inis Iney refused 70 10, aheSins tha' tnsS
had paid out all the money thoy had received.
Al mi. .,.,o NJ Cb.r,ss w Ed,or oh,.,,oa ,n.
' ]o ", iue" o''""0u -
moor nnd offered Mr.. keating sS5 toward paving the
hand "a hen Cant O'C,radv tendered tho han m,.ts-
The sun., 1870-09-14
NEW JERSEY.

Justice Bradley has returned 10 Newark, having
spent the summer IN Vermont.
Senator Casserly OF California len South Orange,
yesterday for his home In San Francisco.
Tho Hon. 0restes Cleveland will deliver the ad.
dress before the state Fair, N WaVerley.
Tho New Jersey State Board OF Education yester.
day appointed RemuS Robinton State school suDern.
tendent
Tho Forty-sevenIh Reziment National Guard.
Col Austen, paraded In the streets OF WllliamSb ur
last night.
John Meade, who was 90 severely stabbed at q
picnic Orange. 90 Monday WA yesterday pronounce cd
The Democrats OF Passsis hAvS declared emphst.
icaly for Col Philip Rafferty, a. their candidate for
Congress AZ anst John HUI
Elizabeth Mccormack, aged three years, was
fatally burned AZ Atlantic stroet last evening while
playing with lighted candle.
Patrick Boyle, q hborer on q canal boat n tbe
foot " North Eighth street. Wnliamsburgh as mig hi
fell overheard aud was drowned.
A gas meter exploded 10 the house OF Henry Blop,
Kinney ana hrioerry streets Newark, iasI night seri
ouslV burning Henry Stalls
John BrssnbAek's bsrn at Chambersburg, q suberb
OF Trenton. was burned yesterday morning, with two
valuable horses. Loss. 5000
WIN. Coyle and George Mellen, arrested on sus.
picon OF setting nro TO Ripley sons saWmil M Now.
ark Sunday pisht have been acquired
The sun., 1870-09-14

FarraRut's Body to be Inferred in Wood
lawn Cemetery-An Imposing Display By
the National Guard of New York.

FarraRuts Body to be Inferred In Wood
lawn Cemetery-An Imposing Display By
the National Guard Of New York.
A short time after the death Of Admiral Farra-
gut tho woodlswn Cemetery Association OF this city
offered plot OF ground to Mrs. Farrasut in which
to deposit the remains OF her distinguished hus-
band. This ole. was accepted only few days ago,
and preparations have already been begun for the
removal OF the remains as quietly as possible from
Portsmouth to this city. The fact came TO the
knowledge Of members OF the military order OF the
Loyal League OF the United States, OF which the
Admiral was State commander, and they have pre-
vailed upon Mrs. Farragut to consent to public
denomination on the occasion.
The remains are expected To arrive here in about
ten days aud preparations are making by the League
to have Of the most imposing military displays
ever witnessed In this city. Gen. Shsler, who has
been consulted has agreed 70 turn out Ills divi-en.
The city puthorites, and the authorities In wash
ing, have also been invited to psrticipate livery.
thing Is 10 be done under the auspices Of the Loyal
League The citv government will no doabt lend
its aid to make the demonstration worthy Of the
great Admiral, but the neglect OF thu Wasbisgton
authorities 10 do what even common deceney re e
qured on former occasion, gives little hope OF any
aid from the NATIONAL capital. The League viii
meet In Delmonico's on Thursday, Sept. Is at l..
M, 10 make arrangements
The sun., 1870-09-14
CHILD MURD'sR


An Almost Incredible s,orx fran J,.,,..
Cons Police Court.
The den'lens OF 400 and lis West Twenty -6fth
street have ionv living in a state OF enn,y and
then III W. toward each other .-as cumiuaied In
mu'uA indow breaking and abrsivo language. At
.ehsV, is charged, Mrs. Bennett ono OF the In
~.0itans OF the house, hired young negro nend to
asssssnAts the child OF hsr ensmV Mrs. King an in
fant two years old
The hireling murderer procured an empty wine
bottle, sought out his victim, found the child pa .
ing in front OF bis mothers residence and sneaking
up behind II he dealt II u murderons blow With the
bottle on the back Of the head did he cease his
attack until some OF the neighbors rushed to The
fvscue. 1he chiId's head was mass Of gaping
N0ands, and was AZ hrst thouEnt That II was dead
no said that he had been paid by Mrs. Ben.
nett TO commit the assault hrs. Bennett has not
been arrested, Justice Cox held the would-be mur
derer,
The sun., 1870-09-14
AM USEMENTS.
The Reopening aud Presentation Of n New
Play In tho Finh Avenue Thentre.


Play In tho Finh Avenue Theatre.
AT half past l2 this morning, the curtain fell
upon "Msn and WIFE" the new play with which
Mr. DAILY has reopened bis theatre for the coming
season. And yet, loug as the play was, one in
the crowded audience could find heart TO leave 1t
unfinished. Nothing could speak more strongly for
its vital interest or more propheticaly for the sue
cess that 1t Is sure to have.
or course Mr.. DAILY will cut It. One who wields
90 strong pen will not fear also TO take up the
scissors. There weak scenes In 1t. Much talk
about q running match, some dumb bell and club
exercise, and encounter with the gloves, all OF
which detract from the progress Of the plot well
from the dignity OF the play These, with the char
acter OF Perry the trainer Aibiet well played by
Mr. Browne, can easily be spared.
The play itself Is q profoundly moving one. II
seiIes upon the emotions OF the hearor om the very
outset The curtain rises upon . situation that at
once exciles the utmost sympathy OF every and
woman, that OF lovely girl b"rayed aHd desertel.
il Is the business OF the Iest VI the drama to
right her wrongs, and the aud watches the do
ing Of this With an interest 1t tunes ain os painful.
NOR Of Mr.. Lewis and BY sone admirable low com
ed, acting by Mr.. Davidge rs tie old man Bsaop-
Mr. DAILY ha. never been more successful 10 psc-
Ing bis characters IN good hands II is too late an
hour to go Into detail but any play that has such
to act the male parts, and Miss Clara Norris Miss
Fanny Davenport Miss Kate Newton, Mrs. Gilbert,
and Miss Dietz TO represent the women Of the plot
must needs be thoroughly we'll acted.
Miss Morris made an unequiyoca success. The
entire absence OF all stage arect.ton, rae breadth
and freedom and downright earnestness OF her
action, Its truthfulne-s, In q word, won her the
entire BympAthy and appreciation OF her
hearers. IL fell 10 her to act the
part Of the betrayed woman. and there was shown
power fully 10 meet the requirements OF the very try
Ing In when she placed and yet Ihe power
w.s always tempered by discretion aud never over
wrought. Miss Kate Newton Was the counterpart In
look and act Of the haughty, cold. and cruel Lady
LuIile Miss Lind Dietz, a new conner, adds grace
| and yoath and lovelness to tie cast, and kives
| promise Of excellent things
The play was put upon tue stage Nth that wealth
Of scenic display that MIR, DAILY 80 literally eIpends
The sun., 1870-09-14
The Harlem Regatta Prizes.

The Empire City Rowing Regatta Association
met last evening In the ball at 10th street and Third
svenue to present the prizes 10 the suceessfu com
petitors in the late regatta long and sumptuously
laden table was spread In the centre Of the room.
Shortly aner O'Clock the old veteran, Steve
Roberts, took the chair, and called up Miss Amelia
Sheehan. But she was indisposed and her mother
received her price consisting OF gold watch. Mss
Walton's representative was then presented with q
small medal and gold boat, and each OF the other
winners received similar prizes. The nrst prizes In
the mems races were gold medals the size OF twenty
dollar gold piece, and small gold boats for Eecond
prizes. In the seul race the prize was divided be-
tween John Biglin and John Blue.
The sun., 1870-09-14
JOIT1NGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Sixth Rerinent will elect Colonel and NJ
Jor tomorrow night
Tue steamer Blenville, from Havana arrived y~,-
tcrday, with yellow fever on board.
The mercury at Byrne's, lGo Broadway ranssA
from y to n yc sterday Average, 60,
That portion NJ the Boulevard roadway botwcu.
vi sS Circle aud Seventy to DO 'p'H'd f'
The Republicans Of the Twelfth Assembly Dlstsius
Grsaniaed WoVdford and Kaufman Campaign CluS
Mes-r.. Leavtt. strebcigh a Co.'S great boo>
trade trade sale opens At A NJ. tomorrow, in their sasss-
Mrs. Catherine Norris fell throuvh hole In the
dnspdatsd Psr a. the foot ot Clinton street. and dsd
William II. staeg an old pstrolman, suforiax.
lice Board yesterday al s 50 ytsr.
The front platform otthe American Institute Rink
caught hre last night but the hln's were subdued -
the police before much damage had been done.
Mathew Dolan aged 4. while leaning out OF the
AftOrnoon fell into the yard and Instantly killed
Mr.. Patrick Lynch desires to say that he was Or.
and not for crime, and denies that he deserted via
The "shoohv" system Is working admirably.
seven anErtnnHte patroimon resigned yesterday thus
tons
Frederick Lenloise was arrested last evening 90
street the upper part being tenement house Damage
Tammany ls are 70 be sartcd In ths civ III vsaS,
tns TR. Feciloa Beh 6 70 oe trlvecRiy, aud IN;
other, ihe Mutual Alliance once week
A lard Oil tank exploded yesterday after oon, In
J. A. Ameiung Sons pork packing establishment a.
Morton and Washington streets, njurng owen LVnch,
OF 1917 Downing street and damaging the place u 600
The Sixth Assembly District Wood ord and X iuE
cns Ton s'c.Sd Ns VI, sn s;h EGssS t
ls,cc. u, Campoell and James H. Anderson. hecrs'
taries.
The Fifth, Sixth, Eleventh, Eighty-fourth. and
Einetyt Res gments OF the second BTi. ade ~ q,
~ W VII parade for inspection nnd review at ronp-
days.
~, 8. r." writos that as he was coming down
Town the other day on Fourth avenue car he noticed
7 pers9ns reading 1HE Sun, the Heydid the Do
Hdced word, The IWDiOred NiHts and the FalsS
party Of eighteen or twenty amateur olrsmea
sat down TO dinner yesterday NJ DslmonIco 1hh din
mar .,,. 1''i rom bet made by Ar. A. u. hellieG
OF th. hfEonAu'a A,r. nsrun OF n,u r,u.....-
on the sI oar Rg race on Saturday between Ihs Nsas
tune and Arsonauta Clubs. Mr.. Msilirk ost
Permission was granted by the Health hoard In
John Ain and Others yesterday TO ann stable nannT.
ou the grQun Ia bounded by Nest ThitySeyenth Nod
IhtlYelglth streets, near the riy'T wh1a iistnTbed
20 be sprnkled with powdered gypsum or platter oi
Paris, and tight board fence 9Gieet high 10 be pus
upon the line extending across the block.
A. l. Cnzauran, who was arrests a few days age
on the COMPLAINT Of Denton Cltt'er Tropreiors ofA
9Al ~ bhnalo That he had fran IN enlly ohtained 80
rerre.' ting himself 70 NJ ~ lu'c.i ogaut was dIs
tiNFt .'1T % ..I p' t.N lutgs
Jon I. 81 o. ..lrH t.. lhpmasi
ALeAl shl thAl nc acted 40
The sun., 1870-09-14

IEMPERANCE IN QUEENS.

Horace's Chirography nEain-The Place to
which tho Tribune Compositors wero not
Invited-Who else wasn't there.
The Sons Of Temperance Of Queens county as
sembled in Doughty's Grove, near Queens, l.. L =.
yesterday afternoon and evening. It was mainly
notable for the celebrities who not presen, and
the speeches that were not delivered. The Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, the Hon. Horace Greelov, the
orld.renowned John B. Cough, and the Rev. Theo-
dore L, Cuyler were advertised to address the null
tiiude, but only the latter attended. Cough and
Beecher sent letters. and the Great Disappointed
sent letter which, as no Tribune compositors had
been invited, could not be deciphered. About two
thousand Sons and Daughters OF empsrsnoe were
the grounds. soeeches were made by the Rs,
Theodore l. Cuyier, DR.. Charles Jewett, J NJ
Stearns, A. W. Gleason, and II, O. Sherry. b,as.
band supplied the music and the yoT ,g nsonis
danced until late houT. p''
The sun., 1870-09-14
Niblo's Garden.

The brightest and most vivacious Of actresses,
the little LoVta, commenced an engagement at Nj
bios on Monday evening In new play, VT itlen eI-
pressly for her, and called Hearts Ease." II Hts
her to perfection aud gives scope 70 all the oharac-
toristies that have won her popularity and hms.
During portion OF the play the soene Is laid In
California, among the rough miners and sdventurers
that peo,ied that State In its earlier days. Ady
WRdross QOttal grows up among these men, as
reckless and brave aud careless and on
hand ss any OF them. She Is their pet
and idol; boxes their ears, chan back
with the beet OF urem, sings songs, plays the
banjo dances Dreakdowns, and In fact makes herself
generally agreeable TO the Pixies Peakers--and par
hcularly so 70 one LtOnei H0sOdrd (Mr. HAmilton),
man OF education and refinement who has strayed
that way or course there 10 tie usual amount
oi lovsmskinR, and the hnal happy marriage. Mr.
Vining Bo~Srs n Hiram DoolitiLS, Yankee after
tns usual stage formula One creature never exs. .sd
In Ioai mel added yyacty TO the humorous scensA
mr. La"hr Mr.. Fitzgerald, and hiss Buchanan
were aso of tho cAit Tine play Is an EN- ersin ing
one and VIII be given each evening for the present.
and at the Saturday matinee.
The sun., 1870-09-14
CURIOSITIEs OF CRIME.

john Brennan, vagrant, was found dead yester.
day In wood house OF 2 Worth street
Thomas Mooney, President OF the California
Building and Loan Society disappeared some days
ago. and the organization yesterday suspended pay.
ment, with deficiency OF ts0o 900.
The police Of Newark on Monday night arrested
for dTunkenness and nghtng an old man and his wife
aged between ~ and " years The husband was GOV.
ere with blood. which flowed nom a wound 10 the
head OF his wife
Mr.. Walnn, OF Railway, was elected from train o.
the New Jersey Railroad . few days fgo because he
had not his cOnniutalion ticket with hum and refusc
~ pay his fare. Mr. Ray OF Rutherturd Park has ed
the Erie Railway for asimas outrage upon him. ny
his damages at $500.
On Monday night, @. c. Lewis OF Waverley, N. j.,
secreted himself In his ned armed with loaded shot.
gun, TO watch for thieves who had stolen his cahbages
They appea red and one " the seeing Mr.. Lewis
discharged a revolver but missed him, hr. Lewis re-
turned the nTe, hitting OF the thieves In the Dacx.
but they escaped.