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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1870-12-17

Meet. frs, Monday of February May, Angnm , ana nd
$500, edmond Parsons; Sd Dstrict, Willard "heeoeh.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1870-12-17
COUNTY CouRr
PROBATE CoU

Mat. first Monday of January. May and sep'em t
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1870-12-17

M.ets the fourth Monday of each month 1,doe
C. H. RANDALL,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-17
GOVERNOR HOFFMAN AND THE
-a ARCADE RAILROAD.

From the N. Y. Sun.
For reasons already noted, Gov. Hoffman
has sent to the Secretary of State, without his
approval, the act authorizing the construc-
ton of the Broadway Arcade Railroad. He
analyzes the act, and objects to number of
its provisions with more or less energy, but
his principal ground seems to be that nothing
is required to be paid into the City Treasury
in return for the privileges which the bill
proposes to confer upon the railroad COM
pany. Considering that the whole under
taking is, as he says himself, difficult and
costly one, and that its success is problemati-
cal, and considering, too, that all the citi-
Zens and property holders in the city would
be immensely benefited by it if it should
succeed, this objection would seem to be
much more captious than solid The Cover
nor might better have contented himself
with refusing to sign the bill, and not have
argued the question at all.
The simple truth is that Governor Hoffman
has succumbed to the pressure brought to
bear upon him by some of the millionaires
who own real estate on Broadway, and who
fear that the Arcade Railroad may possibly
diminish its value. He has taken the side of
the rich against the poor; of the capitalists
against the laboring classes; of the aristocrats
against the people. He has turned deaf ear
to the cry of the toiling thousands who de-
mand cheap and rapid transportation between
the upper and the lower part of the city, and
listened only to the appeals of gentlemen with
heavy bank accounts. We presume his con-
duct will be remembered should he ever again
come before the people for their sufrages.
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ments through other channels would be has
tened, and the property-owners and business
men of Broadway would be preserved from
the assaults that are now made upon them
nerindicallY
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THOMAS G. HAND, President
JOHN G. DAVIS, Vice-Presdent.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary, II
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patent bearing his signature. Cor, therefore, was
compelled 10 Issue the Instructions In questions and
soon AFTER left town for the seaside.
On Cox's return here the other day, the President
learned that 1t WAS lis Intention 10 approve the hnf.
ing OF the Commissioner Of the Land once awarding
q patent 10 the New Idria Company which would
enable the New ldria Company. by means OF man
ddnW, to compel the President to sign and issue
the patent 10 them for the property. Grant there
lore wrote Cox for corv OF his former letter. on
upou its receipt sent II back to him with endorse
n'ent peren ptorily ordering min 10 discontinue all
further acton ~ the premises. THIS was the last
Lair on the cauefs back.
COX rHuKw UP THE SPONGE,
srd Immediately sent In his resignation which was
accerted-ard thus ends another chapter In the
famous Mct'arrah an Gaze.
More oalamHous, however, than the resignation
OF secretary Gov, IL the TumOr. now prevalent, that
through his resignation VIC TO be premstnrely
deprived OF the SEW vices Of his eminent brother-ir.
law. the Hon. = ). Fisher Commissioner of Patents
II is really too bad w. ENGLISH
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NEW fonK Monday, Oct 1.-THE receipts OF
beevcs since saturday number lg2. head making e67
ior the week. an increase OF 2 the total for lat
week; The M set was iair at prices ranging about
&C. n. lower than reported one week ago and not
mate rally different from the ngurcs reported on Fri
day ast: few selcctons from the hest droves were
sold TO shop butchers at 1di.di6fo ut tut Ice was
the qnotnbe top price and ll6tlec the extreme range
Tor native Garlic cxcluslve Vi bulls and Old which
otousht ssl2c' Z n The arrivals Of sheen and ionhs
Yesterday and TO-DAY were 2iJ6 head, and for the
week, ~ t9i. The demand not equal 30 the uprly
aud the sales show decline OF i.ts1c. n. on boih
s1eep and lambs, aaf the 81, cK could closed
out. Poor TO primo snecp were selling NJ q. sac.
n.vlth a few al fNgjkc ava noDr to prime LAMBS az
tcSr with few NJ SfSi The receipts OF hoes nero
luA!j since saturday, and S2ji3 for thr week the
for
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THE BIT and nan.
Close and Exciting Game between the Ath-
Icii,s of Philadelphia. RuI tho Atiuu-
iic-- score, I TO 2 in favor OF Philudel-

Close and Exciting Game between the Attn
Icii,s of Philadelphia. Rui the Atluu-
tics score, n TO 2 in favor OF Philudel-
phin.
The first Of q series Of match games between the
huantics Of Brooklyn aud the Athletics OF PAi'a-
dcphia was played Yesterday Afternoon on the Gao.
itoIae ground. The Athletics have won two game
this sc-son from the Atlantics, but ~ cons quence
OF dispute between the cubs as TO whether the
games were practice championship games, a cool
ness has existed between them for some months
The breach has been healed, however, and Ills was
The first game between them since amcab itons
have been restored. There \ goodly attend
ance Of spectators. M. John go e formerly FIRST
haSenan of the Union Club OF Morrsanis, was
chosen umpire
The game commenced $40. with the Atlantics
for n wonder, In The field 1t opened badly for the
hlantics, Mcdonald, Chapman. and ri each max.
ing slight muh, and the Athletics made and ,rnet
four runs. Wild throwing generf and al n by
Rca IA gave tue i.an;ics three u', and tins we
their supporters hopes as TO the ultimate result Of
the game but blessed are they who expect Il Ihiug
In the second inning TIE Athletics scOr, runs,
entirely through the
BAD PLAY OF r4ts
whose fielding throughout the game would have
done discteGlt to a munn nine. Very severe re.
MARKS were made az TO his overthrow Start, and
to soy the least, wore avery suspicious look The
Auantics were then "ChicaRoed,' IN operation
which was Performed upon them
SIX inns IN SUCCESSION.
The third inning saw the Athletics dismissed with
a run. but In The fourth they increased their to-
tai by two RUS, one OF which they obtained
through mum of the o!elrinoUs' Chapman. The
nth, sixth, and seventh innings proved " Cmcagos"
Tor the Athletics, the A'intics fielding splendidly.
PIKE ASD CHAPMAN
were again TO the 'front.' in muffnC in the eighth in
ning, and the result was re Athletics cored tW o
runs while in consequence Of a muf by Radcliffe, the
AIlan.cs scored one, The game was no"
VIRTUALLY LOST,
but the Atlanics stuck gamely to their work. and in
spite Of = magnificent three base nit by BE htcl in
the ninth irnlng only allowed the Philldelphans 10
increase their score by one run while by good hard
hitting and little loose fielding the part of the
AhCucs they scored hrce runs, bringing the totals
up 10 Athclcs-ll, Auantlcs Z.
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JAY COOKIES SOCIETY.
A Gathering 81 Distiueui-bcd Bishops
Opnnsitian 10 Riinnlinm.

A Gatber ring Of Dtstineui-bcd Bishops-T
Opposition TO Ritunlism.
On the 1ttn ult the 0ratory Of 81 Sacrament,
1s5 Broadway, was opened with Ave enthusils,lc cell
eorattonf, and n sermon BY the RSy Profseymour fol
lowed ~ diseoursc. three successive days from the
Rev Or DIX, tc Rev DIR Bateson Of Philadelphia and
the Row Nr. Eoyes. The st. Sacrament Mission is
tile last development OF Rtuaiism in New York. 70
the Madison street Mission was the FIRST Ritualism
has few friends IN America. IL cannot count pre-.
late altogether favorable TO s views, more than
one tenth OF the Episcopal ccrry. The most eIni.
nent American Ritunlist perhaps, lie known as the
author OF the Failure Of Professionalism" Tie
most noted Ritualttic churches are Christ st. Al.
bans, and st. Sacrament, New York; the Messiah
and Advent, Boston ST. Marks and st. Clements,
Philadelphia; ST. Luke's and st. Paul's, Baltimore
&c. But there is a Rituasue leaven at work in
mani Of the churches.
To-day. Wednesday, and Thursday Of this week
will witness the anniversaries OF three Episcopal
socie;ies-the EvanQolicil knowledge, the Amer.
can Church Missionary, and the Evangelical Eduea.
tiOr--n the Church OF the Holy Trinity, Madison
avenue These societies re, resent the Low Church
element IN the Episcopal Church. They are de.
signed IN associate Evangelical Churchmen in tho
extern on Of tleT pIihc!.ies, to check the growth
Of Rituaism. The Bishops OF Massachusetts, Penn.
sylvania, Delaware. Virginia Keu,ncNy, Ohio, Iowa,
Kansas, and Nevada, and tho Assist,nt Bishors o /:
OHIO, Kentucky, and virginia. are among their
officers, Ptesbytcrs. such a. Drs. philips Brooks,
tch,rd Newton. u Cotton Smith the venerable :.
II. Tying, and ID. a. II. Vintor, are among their
patrons, while such laymrn as Joy Cooke, Commits
soner Dnlano, Judge Conyngham, aud Gov. Olden
unite In THEIR support
Jay Cooke Is the President Of the Evangelical
Educat on Society, "a was the late Admiral Du POnt
ofthe American Church Missionary Society.
Each OF those three organizations has its sen1rate
field Of action, bnt all are At war with the novelties
thal disturb The nelcuN OF the Church.
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MOspAY, Oct. i7.--FLGUR AMI MgAL-1ho market
was fAny Rctlyet and jGiUC. higher On tbs common
grades with stronger iaelbg although the reCep,e
very large sales, ~ on obs, intln ling nnt
Western and state - o5itStll2 tnPplns extra do
tbG0asGt medium 20 choice bakers aud family lOurs
81 200 a. Southern shpu'ng cNtra., ~ loef, 80 radr
and iGMil, brands ffiNsS9iJ. rye lGug q 2l4sl a.
Buckwhcat n6ur aull. at s. gt3 so v ~ Ms.
lRovIst rs OH wasqput NJ ml.cg prize sal =
IN Cit leuaah; falc' - bbrp. tlp"ti Tor aa,r au {
extra mess. TriCc oorl dull At rnuiUpl. tGt ucG
quiet; small sL 20 loose picSl"d ham. At iJc Enc,u
iu Al Zoe i'r llng lear. Drru"d hos, lower - 700.
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REAR-ADMIRAL GODoN,s STORY.
The Seizure Of the Brooklyn Navy-Yard by
the Grant Crowd Of Politicians.

The Seizure Of the Broolsiyn Navy-Yard by
the Grant Crowd ef Politicians.
The Brooklyn Navy Yard was on Saturday
turned over to Grants political wire.pullcrs, AMI
dnring the remainder Of his Administration is to be
run as political machine The veteran Rear Ad.
miral 0odon has been removed to give place 10 one
Of Porters pets, Admiral NellnctOn, Smith,
Admiral Godon's reply when questioned on the sub
Ject tells the whole story:
lsup ose have been removed for political reasons,
am NOT politician and don't know ANYTHING about
tnem But cave been approached IN this yard by Re
puplcane who wanted To 20 in among the mcn,
and who wanted TO manipulate me. was not to
pc handled IN that way. told such men to leave.
never got man In the yard sncc | have been here
never rewarded anybody. Whcn It was found that
would not wiEk ut such political lodges IL re-.
poi;ed that was Democrat Ihis Is utterly fool
sh, 40 absurd lie. that | never answered 10. Bat 70
vac duN announced IN Warrington, and the local poll
urlans SAID ench word and declare that TIE yard and
We patronage sroud he used Tor political pun poses, and
" advance partisan interests IA BrOOklyn
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city. and 16tc. for Western steam Putter-Prime
Wesiern 9a2c, STATE, sssi2c; pals fossoc. Cneese
firm ~ f0SlSc.
GRAIN awhea. was 291c better. bot closed dull I
tlGJ for white Western and stare; fi.3RSS7 Tor am
Der win'sr n sn3tt65 Tor snrng No. and No l.
Gle sing With tho latter ngure above the market aud
Sizes 20 for o,d NO 2 Rye dull ney Yves 70, e2y9
Canada West, and Sill for Canada East Oats nrrncr
and in good demand; saet 400 bush. ut 52@Jlc. Tor
western, and 5iesJ15sc for ONO Corn cpcncI drmoI
with salos OF good csrgoes Of Western mixed at Soc
GaoognrEs-l onoe remains duh and prices are un.
changed; RIO nh@lsc gold. Rice IN fair demand and
steaoy. aca 80 ties Caroline, SEgc. and 100 1ags Ran
COON NJ ,Giitc. NOlasses uuil and unchanged Raw
sugars quiet but very firm owing to destructive hurr
canes M Cuba fair 20 good redniug gN6at8c sales
200 hhfs at ssFio%c for cuba. and s5J HAVANA on pr
vale terms refined dull At lSAc.
suvpRIKs- Cotton was &c. higher but closing dnli ;
nrhdns urlands, Exc, with sales $500 bales. Rosn
quirti straued. tl05 spirits turpentne IN good de.
mand and irm 9, S1@i3.c Pstroieqm lower for re.
ton shipped 10 Liverpool at 5-i6i by sail and vi for
compressed by steam; but gram shipments were
Checked by higher rates asked.
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Henry r. David, Peter IT. Jsekson, oliver r. HIposrd
q orfe W. ua0iu, Nicholas Hoffman. Michael Martin.
John NJ. Lewis, hugh +. Farrell stepheu Mccormick,
Btrnard Costello T. NJ. Stivcrs honlas Cunning ham
TWENTY SECOND W ARD.
CoHntv-tirhae Connolly, Henry hurry. Charles n.
H'wel. Edward Genze., FRANCIS BNssinc Edward
lii psOn, John A. McMasters, John Makeweu, james
z Monlton, william Joyce. Or Eugene v, Bodc, THos.
IcMahon, Jeremiah Crowley. Robsrt Erown, Peter
hcCullOugh. Edward j. Qurk. John r.. Gietue.
CoH0rsssondi-ueorge W. Plunkitt. Char.s-a y. Con.
molly. geJMnW = ,EairehiiA 1ercnee niey, JOHN
aursnee Morrls'cy, Huh Murray. Anton Bluner. I'll
keyn bids. Danlel Draddy. William Il. Cnrnni.
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Arriyed-NoSpAY, Oct. II.

Arrived-NoSDAY, oct. H.
Steamship City Of. Brooklyn. Liverpool mdse and
pass
steamship Crescent ty, New Orleans mdse and PASS
Steamship Geo Cromwell, New or cant, mdse and pass
steamship Italy Liverpool. mise. AMI pass.
Steam hip Missouri, Havana. mdse and pass.
Ship Fioiela. boston. in ballast.
Ship MhgpOTc, Calcutta mdse.
Ship Bengollyun Boston, In ballast.
brig John Avilcs, ElizabcthporL
Brig Five Brothers. Boston, ice.
Also. the usna. river and coastwise vessels.
sTgAusHIPs ARRIVED OUT.
lTvyRrooI- Oct, H.-City OF Baltimore. New YORK
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. H-Batayia. New YORK.
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CAsFi.-In Cincinnati. Ohio. on Thursday JAY g
-, uy Jd!gc Joseph Cox, Of tho Court Of Common
P.tNs "t HWhion couuiy, Caroline p Casey from
decree " 'aecF.
CONiA la Cincinnati. Oho. Monday. july II, by
judge Joseph COX. 81 the Hamilton county Court Of
Conuon ftas, 4 ice L. Coycy from J0nl Coyey.
MAY tth.-In Junction city. kunt Is. oil saturday,
sept 4 S.i oy Judge Cannelu. samuel Mayc1ck RON
Mary Nayc1cs.
RICHARDSON In tho supreme Court. second Ds.
ir,ct Ov Justice Gilbert. Theodore A. Lichirusou nom
I--LL ! 1 l I 81 M !
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Suictly sleep. beloved ones
Lest nom thy toll, thy 'lbor Il done:
Rest I'll IN" truup from the opening skies

Rest III n" trump rom the opening skies
.DoWLlNG.Qn slrfa %. d. $50, after snort
hn - an baw.ins ~ ne n yeas or n,s age
fully nstet 70 a''.nd Toe funeral isnm AS late resi
rs vra tae remain, will DC conveyed 90 rfaasEsufa.
of,rca an Tor bd rcro f IN. el1ioa nMs Sl n'
bo9oy w be- taken 70 .hc c"'nScry for iatsr.lcnt
aaa panui mn - Macy 4. au, VIE = samuel Dean
The r.clds and re a;ivei @. tie faui} are rcepcci
tl.y 'rhtCl 10 attcnd tnc u1.ra from ne. lats resi-
GSeee. M Carroll a.. between iu and 5th avs. Br1nN
will no inferred IN the Cemetery o; the holy Cross
,GknNEY.-on sunday, Oct IS susinnsh Gciney, in
the 10:h ear OF her age.
neal 90 day. Oct S 'P at o 52 rSna pSr
tne rc.dehes Of the late jesse Burser HARRISON ran
,GltEELEY.--N F.ryew, y. j.. % sunday, oct i6
a 8g" o Sh ai any c
nyied TO attend Ne funeral rom hs late ,dencc Al
rn leave phyohia Ferry 10 OF or Chambets st. al
Il a TetR'ning IN Carrl ases VIII also leave
LEAv x sunday. Qc; 10 ls,o Stephen white
fI So s and OF the is@y qy.ea to
laurnns %. on Tuesday. oct r'2 o'clock i. II.
A. .ee Seoysi saagFtci Of ana sSrs MSTiH Me-
Assn Ken, aged y years, 10 month"; AMI day.
afs TTPns' n 1ascPi qdfS
Tesfence " her parents =, last 10 81, tuesday
OS! ;, - a oeiocS n[ecs ", - go, 1T.
wso% HPS eIa' S ore as s A% nsa N0''0N
& Se ao" SaT nS Si S Oh are SsS 6c
~ b fTqp ssr latG r. as. ~
The relatives aul friends q ,Ae nmry and taOse Of
funeral from IS res'dcrc S5OSth 81 atsS'ciocS
OF Medne-la, n. lag. then ST. Bldelt's thufc6,
,nrnsr w ~, asa st st. N.cre requiem M Sc viii
o. - 2neTs liz iS ne ,spo,1 Of ni soul SC
alssy' nltN' county RotcCmmoo, Ire lnG, aged Is
Tho friends aud relatives nre repeatedly invited TO
s ~ nneih rom tAe residence OF Ter thcr,
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Rnsintsl Not,tts.

Coughs and Colds are often overlooked. A
continuance for length OF tine causes irritation OF
the Lungs or some chronic Throat Disease Brorn's
Bronchial iroches" offered with the fullest conn.
delcc in their efficacy, giving almost invariably sure
and Immediate relief
owibg TO the good reputation and popularity OF the
Troches m ny ,oornless and cheap limitations are Of.
JeTed vhich are good FOR nohfag re sure 10 oBrAIs
the true BrCUn's bronchial rrochss" Sold every.
where.
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The semi-annual report OF the Treasurer Of tue
New York Gold E1chaDse - lattering exhibit.
The total receipts from all sources footed M
s2l ,l2'.5, while tho expenses were $iG,S2G55. Tho
balance on hand on tho let inst, including deposits
in various banks anH trust companies was Sl39.
Of Il lul %
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state bonds have leen neglected, the only trans
actions being recorded In North Carolina - yrria
tar' which sold a. % W. note suiali sale Of Con
vIial Bank shares at ~, aud Nassau Vt 1905
la ~ AZ hOr - were firm, with sales OF Central Pa
cites 4 yJ%; Unions,eSA Toledo and Wab sh equip
meIt BONDS. 81 frsts Of C., {. and |. e., rs an
MichE"n Southern sinking fund bonds at lDOt
II , 10 consolidated mortgage sinking fund Dpnds
of Nr lake Shore and Michigan Southern are re
po.tcl in good demard from investors, aud are Of
fcrrl at NJ and accrued Interest This bond covers
the ertiIe property of the col pady.
ON extreme quotations, New York tentral stock
ranged between 031sQW; scrip, SSADsJ Harlem,
lda4N1Hb Erie, ISA t23'9 Ruidlug, 1914 .
lOiA Lake Shore, Nts flgjA Walsh, bi's IS
Noi thwestern commOn, siitGT2iI preferred, 81,
IbU& Rock Island, 1872. ~ l3R ST Pau! coui.
nou, cas- gGi'f preferred, s25 Ise'I Ohio aud
hiss!ssirpl 3Ss93t; hannibal alt 81. Joseph,
lWAfgll04 New Jefsey Central, l0SLli0 ahi
Umun P.cihc s5te5'f, Al the Boarf', ulin0i.
Central sold nc 1SOGlaGa Delaware Lackawanng
aud Western, l11GlO7h boston, Hartford land
Eric, 4i.,Lihs Chic, Burlington and Quincy ~
Chicago and Alton lllT e., &. ard |, g., 49,
and Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred, 10y. IL
the miscellaneous list there was active business
recorded in Western Union IolegrHph, which
reached 43h, q rise OF 20 2 cent, since the open
ing, though subsequently tie price ~ ted to as. at
the closs. Pacific Mali rOfe from A. to IGJ., Mlry
land Coal Co. selling at 90 aud Consolidation Coal
OF NJ rylarl at 2HH, harposa preferred being well.
at luadll. Express shares were ne iocted TIE only
reported sale OF importance having boon III United
States At 36'I.
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Court CnIendars ,bI. Day

oYGH TgWiHsE surEHE CouHr CINtru Part l-No''
s2 1000 s9 ga1, gl9, gie, .!sa ?gsb, .g 2i,t .'s gi
g nj .y3N sl, 500, YNt, !01t .J Pat Mo-, va,
l14 100 lie, 5bl, los l54 ys0 90, 2i {? i5I, ~.
on ~ ~ y bst sJ., btsg $50, 1910, gi1
tutHtAH tuuHT, tuANHGkA.-N,s. ~, cad Hs,
tJtkEaE toutT SrsIN slsuuef No. N Issues VI law
and 'Ui ha n.y. 49, -, a. ~, l3i, l62 too, 2t ~, 40.
SurEtut 'or IHL TstH -Inri Nos. il, al, as, st5
sslr asi, ~, al 1ul an, ga, 4lb, 4l1, al, a.
sII 'i-t no, 91s ISL,
Ca4o. rts,--lsr No, - als 10, as "a, ss1 49,
'. $780, a1lt I'' 90, 10 80, 500. 7 Fart % Nlt slI ley,
a' w. 80, s' s5l l 49, $40, .t ls!, $685. sea-
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Snftinl Nntitfs.

HAVE OUR SVBeCRIBERs MADE THE
acqunin ance OF Cacsy PectolHl rJch - for colds
and soe throata aso Rn.ht, n IF. W Cod Liver on
ISIMITAUIsL cutef OF hlr and wbskcrs. STU.
DO. ca warren 81. shaw AZ, Ice, Best WORK only
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MARINE INT ELLIG ENCE.

HtStATrHE ALNASAC-rHts nAy.
sun rses....G IL Sun sets l6 Moon rise, I2 %
MOT WATEH-TiIis nay.
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov. leland 60 Hell Gatc.. tS
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DIyORCED.

Wokt ESTTER-nLO uDGOoD-on THURSDAY. Oct
IS. Mr.. Henry A; Worcester to Mis- Anna l.. Blood
sJo4, OF SaynroOk, Conn.
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eLnnes that come from the glorious and divine sun
adv a-e YOU emulous Of beauty. rare beauty Use
hr. GoURAuDe ORIENTAL CREAM, or MAGICAL BEAU.
IiPiER used cy tens Of thousands the asst 81 wears
Prepared by Dr FELIX GouRAUD, ~ Bona NJ. late Of
No. t5j Rr0adway. and scld by Druggists
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ToIaI..,,',,,,N II q IT IoIaI'.u,..,.H IT q 7
INNINGS IT.. I'd. 50. an. Slh. eth. ith. 18th. OH.
1Aj,Ginlfp1t.ifass..".st Z 3 9 3 I III
Impire-Ar. J. Goldle, NJ the Union Club.
Time of Pame-l hour ana 10 minutes.
Runs earned-Athletic, 6, AuanueaiO.
o-day Mutual va. Athletic, on tho Union ground,
Tomorrow, Mutual Va. Yale College, On the Uaion
ground.
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S'rGsbours has Alel, aud Foie Graz nuciuat,s
u lne ttire nCt patr. The great Amp'caL Crown
PtWcc, h wcyHr suadu" holds u po,It.4u u the face
Of y cou,.rr anti IKE "clln-tpn, Igtri neyer n's
no lh' nrlptl ufu.If tH up Il llt 'u' " a. uul.Hu
tho 81 HE lto, Duke lhr clprges OF NnuN are in0d
crate. Inc rash 10 ~ Is .utuWHy. Coiulf OF Futon
street tnl t'c nCW in - g- u lead scai IS uIgx.
a.Al itJ,-Jds,
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BIRb.-on Sunday, Oct 10, ls7o, william f. BIRD.
a-ci 80 yrtss.
ine .yas ana ieiauvcs = the family. al.p IA rnAcis
~ Ihr yfonrth stIect " 2. Chftt a. rtspcctrliy
HUDSON st., ON Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 10 Il 1880
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Gbt Gnri,

NEArCE $50 TO come of over the Fleetwood
IN fnrk. Tuesiay. Oct. T.. r h. Rrldoy enters $.
horsI Timothy :. puteuus enters BucNsNIu.
SAME DAY.
Match 30; 20 come OIL uNc. nc same Pa
COyne caters Tan ocl. formerly J G. 10. ,lus Mr.
Campbell names pay horse jan, To be tro'toI under
the rules Of tho National Congress. ~ orirr "
HENRY nAIEk piy- dc. G.
I1RO- PRCT FAUX FAIR GWOI 'ND~.
4 IRO i.lNG MATCH FOlt - 20.
On ttNIAY. Oot "a. a, , +. VI.
Match 1900. n.l' heats, oes; o IN 3. ~ wagons.
PIdf I0nC uaH.rs D. M. Goldsmith Maid
n Borst 'tInc. pr. s. George Wilkes.
,.uJi Gay lIi t.iDh.
MAETiN KALBFLEI sen, ~, silcnt
+ q. REED, Secretary,
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The TUmmanv Democracy held primary cleo.
lions last night in the several wards and elected
delegates IN the County, Congressional. Assembly
and school Conventions, which are to be held this
week The elections passed on quietly and witliou,
any contest. The following are The names OF the
delegates elected:
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y VIII mel. he higher after W lilo Thr hest ~
cheHpe,t can oe had at FUSSELIiS, as .., GranaLl
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wheat grts, frcfh white amt yellow Initial neal nira
F'ltinore hpmiuy anu simI &c. JACOB FL Ssl.l.l
SO ith aY,. between l3l and @4,n sts.