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FINANCIAL AND CONN ERCIAL.

MONDAY June 20-P. M.-Tho railway share
market has been dull aud devoid OF special interest
Duils the morning heurs prices irregulaT but In
1he main nrn though aer the second call, under the
lead OF New York Central and Lake saors the
weakened and declined to y cent. eiosing steady
at the lower figures The leading stocks dealt In were
the Vanderbilt ana st Paul snares Lake Shore,
Wabash Ohio snd d,ssksippi. and Paenc Nail though
the nuetuAtons iL.ne. ~ will be noticed below.
Tho gold market has been remarkably sisAdy, but
quieI, with transactions naited scale. The opera
tons OF the eiaues WORKING for dsclias sppa-
Tent1y suspended to-day, with the exception Of few
hundred thousand dollars. Thers was, however. Q
nrm undercurrent and important purchases coud not
be made at current prices. The opening figure was
li2s from which IL declined h v cent, later reacting
10 l2K ct which and ii2f It ranged throughout the
afternoon closing 81 lax BID In the gold loan mar
ke1 balances were carried At /. ~. and Q v cent,
though siter Clearing House, loans were made free OF
Interest. The interest United States bonds
turing July amounts to Ell sses- 70 OF which about
t25~OW Is d. 90 Treasury purchases for the sinking
and special funds, The imports OF 81 1t this port
iof the past week footed up s27.ns, making total
since jan OF tOlGE2o same time In 1859, Ss8illo,
IN lSes SoiO6 IN 1881, u o4 $50 The total clearings
al the Colo Exchange Bank were t22O7IO0O, gold
balances N,2o20i and currency balances, O, $780,
The principal quot.tlons were!
1850 A. h..,ll2A 5. r. NJ. nv $50 p NJ l12I bid
Foreign exchange has been oil and steady, on the
basis VI lO9X FOL 6 days Dils, nos sight ana O9.
1904 for commercial
The week opens with continue easy feeling 10
money. the general rate On call being cent. with
exceptions at and The banks report further move
ment OF currency TO the Wesg In conneco1 with grain
wool but rs renected IN the last eAhin they are
In good condition to respond TO his demand wi bout
contracting their loans, a. least for the present Con-.
neroAl aceeptances md ready 'Ie a. 5h96 CEN for
paper CT short aA,e, aud TO for ong The Treasury
Will sell one million geld or Wednesday 22d aud pur.
chase an equal amount OF 52Os on Thursday for the
Sinking Fond. Transactions In Government bonds
have been restricted scale, Gnt without special
Interest Prices have ranged fraction above the aver
age quotations vi sGtutdly, the banks having been
rather more liberal purchasers than OF late
Of the ls7N which ranged at llsk According 70
Washington Aiylces, Congress viii Geyote the rest OF
the eek to The discussion of approximation blls, ana
gll n0l tAke ~ tls ID measure u present. The
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4 r.lEcio4L eAuE ornAsE nALL.
The AtLictice Of Philadelphia ana the At
Ia ntira Eanlina The PPnnIc.

On the 'apiolinc ground yesterday, game
was playcd between tho Atlantic Club Of Brooklyn,
and thc Athletic club Of Philadelphia. which, II
played uoon the square, would leave but little hone
tot the Red Stockings against the winners on We'd
hcsday at Philadelphia; aud, " not played on the
square, the Atlantic Club ought TO be expelled from
tho National Association. In this dilemma our read
ers muet form their own conclusion. Before play
commenced the Athletics declared . match game,
and was the second OF the series for the champion
slip; that they had never heard the question mooted
as 10 a match game till they saw 1t announced az .
practice game. The President Of the Athletic Club
desired the members OF the press TO give bis eui-
platte contradiction TO ANYTHING but q match game.
lie said that he declined TO slgn document which
was rendered TO him yesterday morning. declaring u
practice game The President OF the Atlantic Club,
pey cont a produced a document purporting 10 bs
signed John Abel Jr one OF the Dire stors Of tue
hth leuc Club yesterday morning. sgrceing 10 pra-
uce game. The betting ~ starting was 100 20 10,
end 100 to co the Atahiics, and many persons on
the ground were uncharitable enough 70 insinuate
THAT the Atlancs made good thing OF II yesterday
Al $40 the game was called. The Athletics went
Athletics meant winning, whatever their opponents
Intentions might be- The Atlantics were white
washed the first four innings, their batting being
SO extremely weak that only one OF the twelve
strikers male q hit powerful enough 70 obtain HE
base, while the Athletics, In tho same number OF
innings managed to score twelve runs. In the ann,
seventh, and ninth innings the Brookiynites made
one rum their total at tile end OF the game being
three. The Athletics obtained in their NTH inning
Two runs, IN their sixth two, aud Ia their eighth
three thus sho wing that their fielding and batting
were much superior to.that OF the Red Stoe kings
against The same club. Vero. cap. The following Is
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The Latest Outrage by the Twenty-second
Ward Highsvaymen.

On Sunday evening Mr. William Stephens, Of
20 West Forty-frst street, was passing through
Forty Fourth street, between Fifth and Sixth ave
MUGS, with bis daughter, three years OF age Sudden
b he wss felled TO the pavement by an unknown
man. As Stephens rose bis ass aiint gave peculiar
"a u, and was al once Joined by number of roughs,
who set on Mr.. Stephens. A citizen, sttracted by
The screaming OF the anrighted child, approached
md removed her. policeman came mp and rap.
ped for assistance, whereupon the rougl,s made Oh
1bey were pursued BY the two officers, and four OF
khem were eornered. TIE police, however, declined
ttephess was CARRIED 10 his home and attended by
Ut HAYWOOD Of Forty ninth street. who found bin
gunerng rom dfslocation OF the 10 Il shoulder and
Sour sab wounds In the head. lie may lose one Of
kts eyes.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
pisHES HERE .tND THERE BT THE
SUN'S RFPORTEkS

New Pbnse OF the Ltvineston Exploits
rhe Forpcr's " ifc's Wardrobe soid Odt
by the Landlords OF the ~. James -Shn
by the wife TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Points In Law.
Rachael A. Livingston instituted suit yesterday
IN tie Superior Court before Judge Barbour, against
Frederick Lachmeyer and Elias Hotchkiss, Jr., 10
recover about $500, the alleged value OF the plain
nGs wardrobe, jewelry &c, which were sold by
ho defendants in 1857 under An execution against the
Plaintiffs husband for the amount OF his bill at the
st. James HOTEL Of which the defendants wors pro-
presors The husband was known as Henry Living
ston, and Is the same person who, after very adven
turous life, was detected and convicted OF obtaining
from the city flank $4,000 on a check purportIns
10 Lave been drawn by Commodore Wand erbit but
which proved not genuine. The questions involved
~ this suit are as TO tho value OF the property and
A. TO tie plainud's right to II as against her hus.
bands creditors, and the right OF the deo ndans to
sell u TO satisfy their claim. The case is not yet
concluded.
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THE MURDER OF OLD MIR. HAYES.
Rich Mans Incorrigible Son the Leader
Of hand Of Robbers.

PoRr JERvIs, June 2O.-John Hayes, the old
man who was shot by George Avery while retiring
To bed in Minyie, Pa, on the night of March Sd,
oiei on Thursday last Avery was arrested previous
u tho death Of Hayes as stated In yesterdays Sun,
bu' was subsequently released on his father giving
taH In il,6OO. On the death Of Hayeo, Coroner
g. ppeA held an Inquest, and the Jury rendered q
verdict against George Avery, who who was then
GAon TO tSs jail in Milford.
avery althonSh only twenty-one years old, is the
ha'ef VI sang 81 robbers, lie refuses 10 expose
any o. his accom- ,.isss About two years
go be came 10 Port Jeryis Ia run Oh the railroad
tD. NAH Ausucccssiul 10 obtaining employment, and,
J.. -l t'uLg an unpaid board bill. ~ entered upon
a .t''T %, crime which ended IN the LesTtess muir
S'I 'i ah uid man, VINO ad never tniurea him, for
'.' -'.r reason that he had refused ~ buy stolen
'' hun. Tie taller Of Avery resides III Lace
-'.s'iI IA, ana Is WealtIy.
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fhe Overworked Negro on the Corner Of
Centre n nd Duane -freets

The ugly little negro who has been for the past
bsar employed to run the machinery Of the
great printing establishment at the corner Of Centre
pnd Duane streets, has at last been allowed to come
pndsr shelter. His employers were not setusted by
peeiinss OF humanity In BRINGING the sideous little
Afcsn out Of the sun, for the FACT 10 that the poor
wretch having become ragged 10 the performance
Of his dutios. the neighbors complained Of hrs naked
mesa Besides. the Fourth Of July n near at hand,
and II len al his work on that glorious day our
adopted fellow citizens OF the Fourth Ward would
have riddied his dusky form with bullets lie h
nov being clad FOR the sumner, and will wear Until
hll straw hat and top boots. There IL some talk
Of .uterinG him At West Point. but no move win be
made Ia That direction until the fate OF Michael How.
Nd and James W. Smith Ia determined,
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A War Of Races In HoLokep.

The German members Of the Hoboken Com.
mon Council, spurred on by the German Dsr1-roi,
propose to act as unit against the Irish and A.,sr
can contractors, and capture all the fat contrasts
sor themselves. resolution looking to this action
was adopted at special caucus on Saturday even
sns, In Which Mr.. H. d. Gerdts delivered an milan.
pstorY speech. The Board meets tonight, and "a
pyey une II expected on the motion 70 take the
tity printing from the HudSoa County Democrat and
give it 70 the German journal
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CourI Calendar. This Day.

srTnsns CnUHI ;CIHcu-P.r lives l4ss, nv
?5!v siy sss o', 1--we 49, aJe, lts4 tt .s.s ,oS
s'rs.o. UoeHI rHI.L T,s.-P.r, I-so' isi9 1al, 49,
l5b - 1881. Part So'. MS, NO SsgU, 9Ag ms
lsst NO. 1855, fse SzS ffS4 245s, ysss, 1890 g9sl.
Cosros fLEAN--tar -NoG 1888, W., ~ lsl, So
sss ~, i7O, 49, 40, -1s VI, $50 Part Nv, 49, SIS
si. ia, ia ~, a. 80. ~ si sss s4s, si5 81 az.
Mass SovEi,-ran il.-N~ ma itl, I9I. 49, I.si,
49, ~, Isl4, 1850, isl.
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Steamship Bonville, New Orleans uidse and pass
steamship Ellen Terry. Newborn, Iuds" AMI pass.
hieamshlp Geo. Is. Ipton. A-pinval pass.
ship shakespeare, HamDurk, mdsc. and pass.
Brig u uiue Marie. Rio Jancir0 cot 70.
srhr 40 sd OF the lsles, 81. Mare iugood and pass
Also, the U.ual river ana coastwise yesse.s.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED out.
QuEINsIQv June 20.-pamyra All, s1Hia, M
colorado, New YORK,
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The Peoples Watering Place.

Between six and seven thousand persons Wis
ned Coney Island on Sunday most OF them going by
the steamboat Meta, or the dummy railroad IRON
Greenwood. Everything passed OF quietly. The
hot weather OF the past lew days las warmed up
bathing 10 deliShtful
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FunsT-Iu this city, on 1Ldrsday. April a. is5J by
Iadsc John H. brady, Mana fuIsG ITOm N.cAolGs
FALNEY.-ln this city, or "wednesday April 20. 1870.
~ judge Johh H. BRADY Margaret Faiyey nom JoAh
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The Sons Of Liberty's Fest.

The picnic and summer nights festival Of the
Bons Of Liberty In Jones's Wood yesterday was
very pleasant About 5000 persons participated. In
NE morning. fortJ-six Lodges. numbering over 800
members, marched through the streets, and we're
Then takea 70 The Wood from the foot OF Eighth
DSfeel.
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That II appears estimate aad canvass thai the
whole number Of votes given the Offices OF nspec
tors VI Elect On Vi Tie Twentieth Etcuon District OF
tue Nineteeuth Ward wat nine thousand and cighJ
OF Which u iliian BurLc received three thuu-
sead and fourteen. :. 3Ol4
sand aud twelve 49,. sOl2
OF when Martin schneider received one thou.
sgnd AYE 9andIeS and ally,,ey 1851
tour apnirsl and nlqeiy Jour. lol
Anu vi winch there we're scattering nVc.......,
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LANDERs-RRoLLPFEIFF Monday, jane
-, az The Residence OF the br de atnrg. john Lam
To Pauline j daughter OF Edward au4 tie t4t Inc
hIolpieiner, all of tbs city No cards
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That appears suca estlaat ard canvass that the
wnfr luI'cr OF votes .Ntu tor Offices vi Ispe,,.
tors Of Lltctot OF The tiitu eptou IN trct VI ne
Niueieenth wis was alue Ia .usand aud ulLety.
OF ~Mun fgauA squhGs receives lhiov thou.
9ag alesu. SOS
sand agd iourlyea. sou
- sand nye 9un.t,d annd mo- ;....,.,..,. 1851
or NH,Ch HiIuu !. Lyon received one thou.
sand iqu, hunered ana nnt -iour, ....,....,. ii9i
OF Which there were blank r!A...................,
Ana Of which there were -tteT!ug nyc.........
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That u app such estimate canvass that the
whole number OF votes gwen for the offices InspeC.
tots OF election of the seventeenth Election District
OF the Nineteenth " ara nine Thousand and nine
NfNV;'' II tV1
OF when Ntteu cum bingham received three
lhoH-hd ana fourteen. SUii
Ot watch Hoply Grcssmay received three
tlegfand aud Iogr,eep. Soii
ave bundled sd 9iyseven. 49, @ 1857
OF which Charles w Hull received one thousand
fogr Lundrcd ana ytoui ....,........... lloi
or Wtich tb"lo wyr3 blank ghi................,,
Aid vi which there were scattering nVs..........
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rw.srr.rouHfir sLrcyIcs p,rrsrr,,. :

IWhNIN'FoUHIH hLEcfI0N p1BfAfCf y y
That appears such estimate aud Canvas Chat the
whole number OF votes gwen tor The Offices OF H.
spCctors OF Election Of tle Twsntyfoaryh RItsrta1,
District OF the kisessentb Wssd was mac thOuIaHd
ana MY. ....t,s.,s. 5000
OF which James CiarE, sr received thrGstaoet -
OF which TsoSs tsrsoa received uiss toi 'a'
0ofb
Of which John Aonarque received one thOds ''7T
sand We hupdred aud forty nine, 1900. lHlp
OF WHICH kdxsTd IL Deedy received one IhoG "
~ sand four hundred and y...,........... iaso
ANA az whoh there were scat tering AVA. ...,....
- Dol 'H W ,'.'
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Medal of the virgin. with two hca rts u n q
cross on the rcvcsc s.de. tae gft OF dead father
his daughter was lost, between i6th tie foot of
i2d st., East River g. and the warmcst thanks will be
given by the loser. at 2lO Eat .6th 81
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THE NEW MASONIC TFMPLK-Ihere were several
remarkable aud Jeautlfu features In the laying, on
Wednesday toe e1h. OF the CONVERSIONS OF the new
Masonic Temple. some snese consisted In various
mystic Masonic celebrations but the most interesting
one OF al was that nine enhs of the male participants
wore the Hats OF knox 2l2 ,roadway.-ddU.
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MARINE INTELLIG ESCk

MfsThTtRE ALnASAC-rHis DAY.
Sun rises. 70 SUI sets.... u Nooi stts..u 70
HfGH wArKH-rifs
SANDY Hook ~ Gov. lrang 80 II ~ G. tte. 4 OF
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1.-THE ladies' in raptures at the introduction OF
Phalons Vltala. OF Salvation for the Hair. This grand
discovery enab les them to shake their Iingets the
nOsting nand OF time In defiance Free ON any seui.
nent, Il rapidly darkens the gray eat heads.-Adp.
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Money deposited now in the Mutual Benefit Saw
ings Bank. Sun Building, viii draw slx per cent in.
terest n ON July l,-Adp.
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Welcome British North America.

Mr. Poland Rep., VI introduced bin in
we House yesterday, authorizing the President 20
ptL beypEri.ous with he British North American
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Mum a g., ~ Park Row, Y. ", PabIi-h-
err stlEN Ill IL AMERICAN. Iatcats obtained la tu
United States and ala foreign countries
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Sustn.ss Notltts.


How to Look Iouug-SiXteeD.
Don't paiut vile Hair estoi ers, but simply apply
HAGAss Magnolia Balm upon your face. neck and
hands, aud use LYoSs katharon upon your har. The
Balm makes your complexion poIriy. so,t, and natu
raj and you cant tell what did IT, 1t removes frccAlos
tan, sallovness, ~ marks, motlf &c and IN
PLACE OF rcd rustic face, you have the marble purify
Of an exquisite belle. II gives TO middle age the bloom
OF perpetual youth. Add thcse effects e. spcu I'd
head OF hair produced by the Ka,haron AMI Lady la,
done her best In the Nay OF adornmcnt Brotacrs wal
have no fpnster sisters VII these articles are around
There has been more real benefit cNpc-
renccd by those afflicted with diseases Of the badie,
dnels and urinary organs. by the use OF HELM.
BOLps BuCHU. than with any other mode oi treat.
ent yet rcsortcd -. Is shng curative ptoper
ties disrc organic weakness dyspepsia gravel dropsy
stranguly, female Irregularities aud completely ty,
81 e the brokcn.dowu constitution.
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- Children are Delighted with LYONS Tooth
i An ets 1eaCl theIl " Drnsh lh-lr le.Lh 49,
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Fire works.


JOSEPH b. PuRpY
= AID q Maiden lane.
EsIAbLlsH ND y o.
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5nrauaL

FOR SALE .....~ ....... ....-
NEW YORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS and BOs DIS
iNpGRJANGEJ BAAK. AND GAS LIGHT '
ALSO, CITY AHf5 SdsSssNrr BONDS. -
Paying 10 and " portoeI., fa-..r i u
and other securitics. si OF hrsias. ehayacer
lsrsr dvdends md intvfeet low raj ~ fof N sIc
iaycpnenD, In iots 20 soft ~ rclascrs, w So
D. 49,. AL2EIsT- II. HICOLAY, 81
- = . - STOCK Broker yud Aucrfonrer. ~ FiHe ~
R-6An securities pot dealt IN at tire New York
stoch krehanae BoeraS receive special ALteetes,
mas heen abe custom vhh TIM house Tor manV years.
lsIt99bbRfkfhf6Sh S GEBBEkbA AS1 HIt
Prepared 10 exchange their drst MORTGAGE sinking
hind seven per cont. ponds, due pse fo the haGS
OF the Chicago and Rock Lslasd Company, nAtuFmg
Jnly f.fu The BONDS offered N exchange secured
y nrst rurtsage on tle entire rast anI efsbhkt
ts'AlA4sn branch, beng +liFf fEsdT r. 2ss
New York. April D. islo.
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Sablmas EanRA

Sabinas EanRA
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANk-
SUN BUILDING. i@ NASSAU ST., NY.
INTEREST COMMENCES ON FIRsr OF EVERY
MONTH at tie rate ofslr per cent per annum free from
Government tar.
ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS interest n paid on dni,v
bddHcesi check books furnished and cheeks paid AZ
sight, Tne attention OF business men " called 10 the
advantages offered which will be fully explained on ap
plying al the bank. :
CHAS X. GRAHAM. President
kiciiiAIsbb' vo nAtp' vleePrssiasnt,.
G, II. BENEDICT, secretary
lufo. w. NORRIS, Chairman Exec Com.
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THE UNCERTAINTIEs OF THE Law

NJ HhIIV'''''''V 7 2
Umpire {. Glover. Empire Club
Time Of game hour and 20 minutes
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spftinl rotitts.


TWELFTH ELHTfON bfffhIcr.
Tint appears on such estimate and CANVAS, that IN
Whole number OF INSPECTION oi EleC lOu OF the Iweinn
Election Dhtfirt Of The Niaetcefith Ward was hine
r, hOuranu anu nlnety..s.....s.... ......s h0yJ
and and GIteen, ,,...,,...'s., SOS
and four!sen. ...... . SOn
~ Observation-Disclosures. .1 " 1857
and four Saad Cd and 0"' % ig
" which there biaok eieht..,.,.......,..".."
Aud OF which there were scattering hve........
Total a am
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lhHt u appears Ou saeA estimate and canvas. that the
VINCE number % votes given oifces OF In
tpc surs OF EiecIou the Fourth Election District
Of The Nluctcenth Wald uIuc thousand and
.tVtl
sanl an4 nreen. ,..,;..... ,..,,...,....... SOS
sand and thirlefn s.ois
OI winch Thomas nOublns received thUu.
sand aye ng,lrea and A. y nine ....,.' 1850
sand ioa hundred IN y,s,x 80, .,'... llJS
Oi which there we're blank nil o.......,...,..,..
aud u which there were scattering uSe......... 5
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THI,D WEEK
-
OF the sosht
MARTNETTI TROUPE.

OF the so.nl
MARrNETrI TROUPE.
who win appear every <sy
and evening during ne
p %ssk an, zoe ,, 'sri0'os~'e
I.IHE BRAZILIAN gApR.
Mr.. PAUL hAklINETTI
as JQCKO,
20 performed BY hfm 90
times IN all the pfipcipai
cities IN Europe and Amen
First appearance OF tho
talented, young and bean
liful protean actress,
LTTLE NELL, a.
California; DIAMOND,
prcssIy arranged for her by
Mr.. j, II. barnes, entitled
POPsEY WOPSEY.
Little Popsey wopecy. MileG
0'Relliy Gan Irish BoyN
Katrina, . Dutch Girl
Master Skelton,
LITTLE NELL.
with sonss, Irish jig, Dutch
Wooden Shoe Dance.
Drum Solo and Banjo Solo
I at 3 O'Clock.
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That II appears on such estimate and canvass thst
whole nnmler n ystEs givsn tHE the sipessi Of ihJ
spoetpfs OF Election 81 the Iwehtysevepth Ilecuoq
District OF tie Niheteenth Ward was nLne thoueanl
anu thhtyuln, e.i...,..n,,.,,;,t.., HOel rf ~ hi
ana INA !I ROis
siid I9rIssi, sons
aYe hundred aud l.SSo
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'IHk COLfDNs, on me bonds Of buchsnan coun
ttat date AZ the Bank ii AIAsIca MN YORK. irre OF
Government TAX. TANNER n Co, 10.
BANKERS,
20 wall d.,
.... Fiscal Agents.
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srArr,IrN.r nr r,,r nnAnn nr l.n,,N

Tl CANNASsElts q the County VI sew Iofk, la rela
ton TO yctes CAV on for Inspectors ui L. lection.
The Board Of County ,anyNscrs OF Tie County Of
Kew York having % az Office OF the CLERK of said
yy on The 24tb, 18Th Ath IN, ~ AID aitl days
OF May, lSr 80 ygs4 Hni ct mat" tue votes gwen Ia
the scverul election cs cts IN each 0f the Wuris OF
lad city and county ~ the retttzl ,lection acid
the IN day o May Ia The rear aioIeaa, do c.r! "
fOlONss
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1mnstmtnta.
w Brondwpy, corner 9th W.
OPEN FROM "a. n. T0ST. NJ

NOW on exhibition ia the
huseum the largest andfhe
tma lest woman IN the
world.
Mics HANNAH DUKE,
weighing 600 pounds.
and
LITTLE Lulu,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-21
: :
EIGHrKESTn ELECTION DISTRICT.


That II appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole Lumuer OF votes gwen Offices OF Insp &c
tors OF Election OF the NnCtecntn Election District
OF the Aineteenth ward Mac thousand and
tlEutl NINI
rand and .ixiceg. sOio
sand anu 'lee1. sons
,and ave hundred and liylye.......:I...' l.sS
or which fdWafu kccier received one thousand
four hgndred aad nlnety.tvo ................. ls2
OF which there were blank fouf..................,
Ana Of which taere were scattering nye.........
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-21

That Arrcsrs such estimate and canvass that the
Whole numc Of votes given for the 0icgs OF Inspeo
tor OF Election Of the Fourteenth Election District
OF the Nineteenth Ward was nine thousand nnd nine
ly-oue..s vVn
sand and f6urfccn. sop
sand and thirteen go" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 '.. ;U sOs
sana ave hundred ana sft1..Sven Su ose "y 1857
tour hundred aud @ V Lao,
or which taere blank eight. .,............. 2
And Of which there were scattering hve......... 8