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ExECrTIvE.-The following constablcs
were appointed by Governor Walker yestcr-
day: William +. Burlington, sixth district
Of Henry county John ". Huffman, third
district of Rockingham William L. ST.
Clair, first district Of Goochland.
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SANTA CLAUS SuRPRIsE-BoXES.-T These popu-
lar articles are all the rage. You get box con-
taiuing assortment of nice candy and piece
of jewelry for twenty-five cents. Manufactured
and sold by W. ". TRrBBETT, lila Main street.
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Nep York Weekly, Ledger, Saturday Night,
Chimney Corner, Ftre8ide Companion, Western
World and Warerley for sale at ELLYsoN q
TAYLoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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CONSERVATIVE CAUCUs.-Ata a meeting of
the Conservative caucus held yesterday af-
tcrnoon the following nomination was made
for county judge of Dinwiddie county :
James Boisseau.
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For THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal s;
kindling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood, go
to Mr.. j. B. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street, nearly
opposite this Office.
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CoMMISsIoNEE or DEEDs.-Governor
Walker has appointed Andrew Hero, Esq,
as commissioner of deeds for Virginia in
the State OF Louisiana.
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QvALIFIEp.-Judge MuScoe Garnett, of
the county court of Essex county, qualified
Yesterday before John s. Rady, Esq, no.
iary public for the city, and will assume the
duties of the court On Monday, 18th in
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EVERY SATURDAY, Appleton's Journal 7rans-
Atlantic. Harper's and Leslie's weeklies for sale
by ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR, news, dealers, next to
DtSnnfch huIldnp.
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PAGE, Nineteenth and Cary and Seventh and
Grace streets, is selling pine wood at $3.50 pei
cord delivered.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lisherS' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office
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WAR UPON WoRMs.-TRIBBETT's VERM1FEI
is boldly pronounced the best known remedy for
worms. 1t is safe, palatable, and q sure cure.
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CLAY WARD CONSERVATIVE CLUB will
meet at Westham Hall, in Sidney, tonight
nj o'clock
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HOLIDAY IN THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The
teachers and pupils of the public schools
will be glad to see, from the following no
tice Of the superintendent, that they are to
have vacation after to-day:
"OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION, !
"April l3, 1870. !
"The public schools of the city will be
closed for the spring vacation from April
18th to April 25th inclusive.
" BY order Of the Board.
"a. WAsHBuRS.
"SuperintendeDt Public Schools"
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JUDGES CoMMlSStoNED.-The following
county judges have been commissioned :
+. 5. Garnett, Nanscmond; Samuel l..
Straughan Northumberland and Lancas-
tor; and Peter 2. Bait, Prince George and
Surry.
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O., all public or p:rnte sales 81 hGnt fs"eS ;ss 81
r The Purchasers pay 'hf tdrex for Ms pTsstmtt p NJ
,<G~, b,if %, al sales bet,rtsn ne b''a doS W
July and bae last day Of December sae So''e'
PAYS them.
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and viii enable them 70 please the most fastdious
taste. Parsons wanting anything in. the way OF
gentlemen,s . wear viii save money bygoing to 1900
Main street and leaving their orders. cs
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FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT CELEBRATIONS
We are requested by John Oliver, chair
man of the Committee of Arrangements for
the celebration of the fifteenth amendment,
to ask the presidents of the various socie-
ties and associations to meet with the COM
mittee at the Union Hotel, on Seventh street
between Broad and Grace streets, at 8
o'clock P. NJ. Friday, April Is, 1870, to
more fully perfect the arrangements.
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DENTISTRK,
TNAYLOR BROTHERS. DENTIs

TAYLOR BROTHERS, DENTISTS. 1f1a
i MAIN STREET, lover Tribbett's confec-
as low as Sls. and douIt charge for extraetine.
Sensitive teeth dlled without pain. Any toofS
flied with gold, and warranted for life, at
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
1112 Main street, Richmond Va q
n. B.-InstrEcttons In any branch of dentistry
gwen to the profession on reasonable terms.
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CONSTITUTION, WITH INDEX, 15c.;
States; Leading Criminal Gases Parsons on
Notes and Bills Buruss on Bankruptcyi Redheld
Attachment; Hilliard on Injunction Sedgewick
on Damages; Taylor on Landlord and Tenant: |:
Walkers American Law; wallace. volume 2 !;
and Briyhtly's National Dlgests Abbott's United
States Practice, and on Corporations and other
new works. Large stock Of LAW, new and old.
~" j. ". RANDOLPH T. ENGLISH,
booksellers and Blank-B Manufacturers,
- % 1918 Main street.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
I'VE THE VIRGINIA STEA MSHIP AND
PACKET COMPANY, at the rooms of the Cham.
Der of Commerce, over First National Bank, at II
O'Clock NJ, FRIDAY, April 18th.
None but subscribers can attend this meeting.
As It is most important one, 1t is hoped that all
person or by proxy. CORBIN WARWICK,
ap l4--2t President.
TLAY WARD CONSERVATIVE
" CLUB.-The regular weekly meeting of
CLAY WARD CONSERVATIVE CLUB will
take place at Westham Hall TONIGHT at
O'Clock.
BY order of the President.
ap 14-lt# B. A. JACOB, Secretary.
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MADAME DEMELMAN RE-
NJ SPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of SRD
returned from New York with a large and we'll
selected stock Of FRENCH MILLINERY, which,
for beauty and taste, cannot be excelled Her
stock consists of handsome NEAPOLITAN,
STRAW, and CACTUS HATS and BONNETS,
SASH RIBBONS, FLOWERS, CROSSES, etc.
Also, large variety Of real and imitation
LACES. KID GLOVES. LACE sHAWLS, hand
some BLACK REPPEb SILK, ut an astopish-
ingly low price. call from the ladies is all that
is wanted.
Country merchants and wholesale buyers win
find 1t to their interest by calling on her.
Particular attention paid to ladies buying mate
rtals for home manufacture, as they will 1nd the
most complete stock ever brought to this city.
thus enabled to sell at the VERY LOWEST
RATES. ap11--1w*
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-f
II have TWO YOUNG MARES lin ~
foal) which would like to sell or exchange for
pair of mules. Can be seen at Lipscombe's sta
bic, on Second street between Marshall and Clay.
ap 14-3t*
STEAM-ENGINE FOR SALE, portable,
y l8 horse power, Talbotts make. In complete
order, may be seen running at Boyle's Southern
Saw Works, Csrv street.
Also, two CARRY-LOGS, LOG-TRUCk, &C.
up l2-3tS
TOR SALE, STEAMER CINE AND
i BOILER, seyen-horse power, in perfect run
'' " N W. G. DANDRIDGE & co..,
ape s27 Broad street.
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DOOKs AND STATIONERY.-JOHN
DH, WALSH, ns Broad street. lakes pleasure
to inform the public that he has now In stock flp
assortment Of BOOKS AND STATIONERY ir
ali its branches, which he is prepared TO sell 81
very low prices. Also fine selection OF Etlng
&C. A call ia solicited. "a
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mARxsE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL II, 1870.
,un rises 6.31 Moon sets. AIS
,un sets :. .... 6, 20 High tide. .......... 3.2S
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SECURITY, CHEAPNEss, LIBERALITf,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS, mark and disttn.
guish the management OF this company. lCs si!
ISAAC HUTZLER d Co., NJ,
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina.
WILLIAM LOVENsTEIN, =
Agent for Richmond, lsas
.-a- Office, No. so3 Main street.
| DR.. j. q. CABEL1, Medical Examiner. no1s
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A RTICLEs OF GOOD QUALITY.

For sale by all news agents. ap
, 1870-05-23

1,,t,- x-o1, @,a33... ~.
.nn tsioI % T0 T., To n3aet. xttns,tsmcc-Pnri- xtts,s..
stIsum1s1c and SuEar.ss Tor
From. the Eas,oo tpenn, trov.
aIr. Judkins. the T,;.,rsr;aD9 ~ nfy X ,r
chueetts Hiatnr;cnl Soc;otr ~ taa aassa"
chest Of old paucrs 5snosi,,iu ~ u9os9saanih5 -
Of that bodr. hr tl,. =: s5'o1 a the archives
1fst1.- - late Robert GEeenleAf, Of
Ss~a, nas recently mado curious discovery
Whch has especial Interest for the people Of
pennsylvania. Among these pspers Has one
OK anclent date, which bore this endorsement:
..ie scheme to bagge Penne'' This curious
ti!e attracted tho attention Of hIr. Judkins,
and he examinetf the cnnfapts ~ +ho Jo,,.'
, 1870-05-23
4 PEEP INTO THE FUTURE.
4 Pneumatic Tube Over Four Hum
dred Miles sLunE-Seyenteen Seconds
from London to <.laxR0Ws

a PacufnAttC Tube Over Four Hum
dred Miles Long-Scyenteen Seconds
From London to t.IAsK0Ee
From The Bo3ion Transe7fpk
The following extract from letter received
By one Of our friends describes the operation
Of pneumatic. tuba between Glasgow and
London: Probably few OF our readers are
aware of the existence OF the process By which
messages and packages are almost 'instau-
cities.
:" had occasion to eend telegram to Lon
don the other day, and in few minutes re-
ceiyed reply vhich led me to suppose that a
SERIOUS error had been committed bv nv
agents, Involving many thousand pounds.
Immediately went to the telegraph Office and
We cant show Il to yon, a. We % have e11 sent ETH i
to London: But, Ireplied, you must have
ny original paper here wish to SEQ that
He again said, No, We have not got it ::
It is in the Post Office 1T London. sWhat
do you mean = asked. Pray let me- SOC the
Taper left here half an honr ago.'
We'll, said be, II you must seq it, We will ret
It back IN few minutes, but it is now in Lon
don.'s He rang bell, and in 1--WE minutes or
90 produced my message, rolled up in paste
board.
1t seems that for aome months there has
existed Pneumatic telegraph betwixt Glas-
gov and London and betwi1t London and the
otuer pI1nclpal c1nee or the kingdom, which
coneiats Of an iron tube, into which the meg
cages are thrown and sent to their destination,
inquired II I might sec message sent, tOh
yes; come round here He slipped num-
ber OF messages into tho pasteboa1d scroll,
popped it into tho tube, and made signal I
put ny ear to the tuba and heard slight
Iumbling noise for seventeen seconds, when .
bell rang beside me, indicating that the scroll
bad arrived at the Ganeral Post Ofiico, four
hundred miles of! It almost took my breath
away to think OF it. II could only 20 to
Boston with the Hame relative speed, ron
might count On my passing an evening eTe1y
week at 124 Beacon street, and returning home
10 sleep. Who knows but we may be conveyed
n this marvellous manner before MANY years
Perhaps you are aware that there has been
) large tube between the General Post Oiiico
2 London and the station in Eustace Square
n operation for number Of yaara. The mail
'ags for the north azo al sont By this convey
'nce, 80 that the Post Office receives letters up
o. few minutes before the t1ain leaves, three
niles OF. The transit takes less than tEo
econds! Surely, this is an nge Of wonders"
, 1870-05-23

health OF tho me1s ana ron.d anotu nmpte oo
Portun1tS fot salr111snn6 attacks on sne 1Ipops
;. Secondly, to preve1. as 4 laI - possole, y
chances Of col1fsa3n WIN fsmana, ey throwing
s1a of f9stn eonT that no dsoTrspzed fo5ce
such as tho fenfans, eould possibly mazct
o1er.
Thera is no feaf OF the results Of an actual
fight; but theso precautions are taken to pro-
vent the ha11ssng OF the troops IN the a~ampe
Some fears are entertained that an attack
will be 1nsde on the stores, DC, at sau1t Port
age and Point aux Pins but nothing definite
Is yet knoWn On that point
The present troops viii e1camp under cam
7as for fortnight, or till the arrival Of other
cortipgenta. There will be twelve men to
, 1870-05-23
The Turf.

TERRE HACTE, Ind, May es-The Ter1e naute
spring races Will commence Tuesday, the aath
fast horses are On the ground, Including the Sta
bles Of Colsln, Of St. 1ouis; Reach, Of Clncln-
natl; Wilson, Of Kentucky; Hunter 1 Fants
TerTe Hautc Among the best horses
are bohemian Cir, Naoma, Pilot Temple, Norris
se,. Dan Voorhees, W ]. Thomss, Statdaway,
Cor11ne, 1oafer, FA1ts, John Wilson, Ricketts,
and Hoos1er Tom. A number Of celebrated ami
mails arc expected to arrive to-moEfuw, including
the Rolla Cold Dust stock: The purses offered A1e
manifested Ii the prospective contests.
, 1870-05-23
JUVENILE ELOPEMENT.

A Miss of Fifteen Orders a Tfoussca1,
ut midniEht-She Drives 10 the Rcn.
dczyouS-The Father OF tho yyould-
be bridegroom Prevents Him from
Joining Her.
From the Gdleaa {1n] Gazettt, Nay 1a.
Last Tuesday evening, Just as tho attaches
o1 one Of our fashionable millinery establish
ments bad finished replacing in their proper
places the nunberlees little articles Of 6ner
that had accumulated On the showcase and
counters during the day, and TUNED the KEY
n the door preparatory TO retiring for the
night, gentle knock at the front door greeted
t the ears OF the tired milliners. Upon opening
years Of age, stepped up to lie counter,
and, without Offering any explanation fol
the u1seasonableness Of tho hour, placed
q parcel on tho counter and opened it,
displaying quantity OF silks, eatins, and tib-
bo1s, from which she selected material for
wedding outfit, and said it must be made up
within three hours. The mi11iner offered the
usual objections, al Of which the young lady
oye1tu1ed, and finally left the stoIe with the
understanding that the wedding outfit was to
be completed at o'clock that night. at the
hour appointed for the completion Of her order
buggy, paid ibera11y for her work, and depart |
ed. Yesterday morning Al aged couple-the
father and mother OF the young lady-ca1no to
the city in hot haste, in search OF their missing
laughter, and fu1uished NE with the following
which explains the singular con- |
duct OF the Would-be bride the night before:
It appears that the young ladJ'a father is a
reality farmer, Eho resides within twenty
miles Of this city 4 few months since ho
sent his daughter to a boarding school, situ-
tied short distance from Chicago. During
he feW months abe remained at this school
'he formed the acquaintance Of young man,
Fhose psrenta resided near the school. This
acquaintance eoon grew INTO an old fashioned
omant1c schoolgirl attachment. Her parents,
heir daughter home, but notwithstand-
ag the most careful watching she
ucceeded in carrying On q correspondence
nth the yuuDg man b means Of which abe
'erfected her plans for an elopement. The
ourE man Tas to hare taken tho train which
caves Chicago On Tuesday evening, and met
is lady love At Council Hill Station; but,
Las, "The best laid schemes o mice an men
ang aft a-g]ee." Just as the young gentle
ian WIS about to step upon the train that was
. bear him to the arn2s Of his baby bride.
Iouid-be brideg1oomrs ahoulder, and, by
hua e1erting lis parental authority, preTent-
d the young man from taking part ID the in
erestlnE ceremony that Was to have taken |
lace at Council Hill.
The young Lady, although two years younger
aan me gentleman, appears to have been far
aoss a successful IN executing her part Of the
1tul9sea p1an- She drove into Ga1ena late On \
! 1esuiF eas Mtetnoon, made her purchases, wait-
~ OF Der folatiyes, before abe pFoceeded to
10 - mn9ners- She then drore to Council Hi
tahon TO await the arrival Of the morniDe
,aln- 6he Is, no doubt, ere this. safaIT st |
ONE, under the protecting care Of her
Rtenta.
, 1870-05-23
Inc Gin nud MILK Suft-KBms the Rev
=. II. Su1yth Paid 11cDonRld His

| From the .Ntse FORK Sun, Nay 21
leeted IN the courtroom Of tho Th;rd Jadicisj I ,
| DM tElct yesterday afternoon, in the hone OF
enjoying the creamy testimony in the case Of
! Mcdonald against the Rev. Charles b S,nyth.
ihe latter is already well known as tho inTen-
tor OF the "Gin and Milk Recuperator" that
bears bis name, and is recognized a.
an orthodox divine Of the dtat water.
He first loomed up Oh the public
horlzon as tue .petiphrastic advertiser Of
the naughty "Black Crook" and after
| % yard pfeached to packed peEs on Pilgrims
lfog5ess, using panorama to point his
moral, and the borrowed editorials Of CITY
papera to adorn John Bunynu's tale.
SINCE tho recent cruel action Of the presby-
terry in ,ccnauring LII. 6nyth and depriying
hlm OF the privilege OF preaching to the elect,
he is to hold forth hebdomadally to heterodo1
bearers, The Game heartless sentence OF the
p1esbytery had the effect, too, Of souring MI.
sm}th toward the publican who aforetime fur
nished him with his '' fve dnsers" on Sunday,
Of one Mcdonald.
This dairymAn brought suit against Ar,
s1nyth1 Week ago, for tho recovery Of the
sum Of e18, alleged to be the value Of euudry
quarts Of milk supplied to 1lr. Smyth at divers
times; and Asserts that his clerical customer
has thus far failed to furnish funda to 1iqu1-
AAAS AAA3 AAAEAGCAAE1S~ ILL. 31E0CuAlG audi |
yit is no milk-and-w.tez document. It reads
like ukase intended to make recreant con-
sumer "Walk the chalk" whether he viii or /
not and when the world learned that Judge
Fowler would hear an answer to it, yesterIay.
many inquiaitiTe people made it q point to bo
present.
Bnt unfortunately, and the Teat disappoint-
ment OF anxious dozens, neither the tle1indueut !
smyth nor tho peraecating Mcdonald put in
IN appearance. Neither had settled the little
recount Known IN court az 's trial fees" aud as
gust Of the assembled multitude Was not M
freely expressed. One visitor asserted posi-
lively that NJ: smyth had paid the bill in orlez
. disappoint the public. Another gaye it as his
,piEion that Mcdonald did not dare to press
he suit, as it could bc proved that the milk be |
old ras sour, and utterly unaralablefor man
featuring purposes, in combination with Lon |
Ion Jockey Club or any other respectable fluid |
xtTact OF juniper. Several others gave yent
. Tesy emphatic Sentiments, some Of which
hough clerklJ couched, borlered slightly on
be profane, and will not bear repetition.
, 1870-05-23
DfAmAttc-E1yI eTdc-VnorR.cr Z.

Dfnmafsc-Sati -Saticidc-Weathcr, Etc.
CINCINNATI, May 2a-Jhe dramatic season st
lne Naiiohal Theatre closed last night with Joe
SSeneison engagement. A benefit Til1 po given
manager Niles on Friday evening
An unknown man waS fonnd dead pJ+h q ,5c+ot
snos IN 91s head, In Mill Greek, yesterday after
jqe nGqa; ~, Me %as about % years Old, half slightly
=; Icy -, WIN sIaf, and light mous:Rehe. The plS-
suicide NoS70 - e10e VI
se Tea1hsz a IT. is ve Eam foE the
There was meeting last night, In NeTnort. Of
pet.2ns opposed to the subscription Of fo5o 90 to
re Licking ~ Bg Sandy Railroad. by Campbell
luttors adopted declare the Subscription nnxiso
and tnprRctIctble- ''-1 :" -''
4 htayJ 6torm took place In some parts Of tho
Miami Valley this evening. - 'A~
The Methodist Board Of Bishops meet at DAYTON
next Wednesday. All Will be present save Btsaon
Simpson The object Of the meeting ls mainly to
lay out episcopal work for the year.
, 1870-05-23
INDIANA.

Dcdtca1ing n New Charitable Hnsti-
tutfon-AnniTerxAry Meeting.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
1sp1AHArpIls- May e2.-The new Home for the
FtieudIess Women, inst finished, In this city, Was
formally opened yesterday, In the presence Of
large number Of citizens. Short addresses we're
delivered By Rev, Or: Holiday, Dr.: Scott, Colonel
John y. Ray, Judge Aart1udafes and othefs The
Institution has dfty inmates, and ts In highly
prosperous condition.
The anniversary meeting Of the Orphan Asylum
took place at the First Baptist Church, IN this
city, this afternoon. Governor Baker presided
Addresses were delivered by Hon ". P. Eshback
and Reva McMu}leu and Burgess.
The Rev. Dr.. Bowman, President Of Asbury
University, Of GFecncastle, ls noW supplying the
pulpit OF the Meridian Street Church Of tits city
recently vacated ty the Rev. Nj. Sims.
, 1870-05-23

" 01o -s-
| AhhEsI VI NEF. 4K- GEppEs-
NEW 1oRK, May a2--On Saturday afte1noe
Rev. II. P. Geddes, formerly Assessor Of Intern
Revenue In Cincinnati. ,sas arrested. NJ, a raonIs
p1etl5 IN revenue nauas while In that position
Mr. Geddes alleges his entire innocence, and hi
church will Sr1stRtn him unttl 1ta ruft 10 rrorar
i nfrrp,,r o,,,r1, F1~''1"
| n. ..'SAA -
a letter fom Paris says there has been Tres
| quarrel between the Emperor and Prince EApQ
| leon. and they are not On speakfnc terms Th
quarrel arose nhont nr1r,ta re,,s+s ~ +ha ,a.+a.
s,t.t ,s,, -~.a..n1 - " LIE ia1tet
WHICH "as 1epos1ed 70 tue Emperor.
ccBAS-fESlAs COALITION.
consultation, last night and TO-DAY. about comb,n
iGg taelr operations and bringing pressure upo,
the government to recognize the Irish and Cuba1
| republics Emultaneously, Cubans are not fayor
ablc To the eoa,ttIon aa +bar a,v .bat +ho,- -
narderca 10 ,a.-s- .~s.... e"5 .nas lae-. Aoe
hare M 1,-os1ac+ - "'''o tno Se11&a1
A1N'S ~ Fteok'9eAo4 " o-1e<-ae'
NO oPEilAS MOVEMENT OK CANADA
Most Of the Feniau circles IN New York and
BROOKLYN were in sesstou iast ntcht. an thera w.
an anr,r7- dscnsston ehont 7nev,n, -, U.nsss
~ aoS4s oe@uasloa ooout moving On Canada.
several circles voted nor to Join IN any movement
for the present, as they believed Il impossible to
succeed.
rur
While the Jockeys were exercising horses to-
day, at jerome Park. the farprtte Eatavan.
sett which ls entered for the sprinr racas 1Eav
rery nearly beaten hr f*or.,c,1 a ra.,15 ra.-
horra N.r-,-a,so++ ..,ss ~ - 80" go