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, 1870-12-18

William r. Shredder, bookkeerer for Cook.
Cahurn i Co, advertising agents, WAS Afrasgned
before Justice summet1e!d, on Friday, charged
a1leRe.i, hsd been takei, al vsrsoua times during
the past TWO yeaI1, the defa1cation having been
cOvered By f2lse foounHA. ue waived exAmnR~
tNn.and Was htld for the Criminal Court ln bal Of
$.0,U40.
burglars broke Into the house Of Mt. Mito-
wer, No. 4+b North LsSa1le sueet On Friday
ptRht, snd stole about 500 in currency. They
did not care 10 remove two watches thxf were
y Ing on the table-prooabiy because they did not
see them.
, 1870-12-18

EhMEEH FafF.
The ladies OF Unity Churct, corner OF North
Dearborn and Whitney streets, Will Mold fate In
the Il cture-roon Of their church On next Wednes-
trf. Ia addition to the usual attractions, there
viii be given variety OF amuscment1 each even
Ing. Season tickets, nfty certs: to be hBl At the
, 1870-12-18

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The following were tbs te!e911phia quota
tions to-day for gold in New York r
1906 T. ln...-..-.--110kj LES p, ..1.ok
1880 l. m-..... ..l1ok a:l3 p, m..-.....- u0K
11:9s p LICK Close. ..11os.
, 1870-12-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CHICAGO. oee. u 1s.a.
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, 1870-12-18

ss10Q 9fGtpikfA4
eass &C.. sd r,'esns 4 at.ss & Sc :; e sp. nsHs
request, 4 lecture entitled "Ihe Clmi1R Man.
before tae members ot Star Id the North Lndga
No. 12a. ]. .. q. T.. and the order assembled, On
&c neias 81 eons4 easa aas
aEd Market streets. Good speaking and short
speeches 1nsJ be expected, aad III members OF
the fraternity are cordially lns1 ei to be present
On next Friday evening. It the sixteenth an
nuAl rnbt1c anniversary exercises OF Sta OF Hope
IotRe No. Is. l. O. 9. r, at No. 20 South 1ASalie
street tne otncers vi b: presented With the most
bT any lodge In the Unit.d StA,ta. They were
made from original destsns. And cost upward Of
There yin be IN addtess before tho Warren e
AKelJ,. All members OF the o.der a'e cordially
iuvlltd.
4 New England nEnner-Forefathers' Day.
The Oakland ngrexAtienAl Church. at the
head OF Dte1el Boulevard. Cottage Gtore. cele-
Pilgrim Fathers, On THURSDAY evening, from to
10 O'Clock
c. Holland, author Of s.AspaslA,r = and business
citizen OF wealth aud culture, will deliver short
menf, to be followed, At $50. b5 real New Eng
lapd dinner OF baked beans, brown bread pump
Kin r[es. .tusteJ, ,snd 1tns generally by The laiies
anu all for seventy -hse cents ticket There Will
also be a table Of fancy articles tor sale. amuse-
old. These jubilee partles viii be kept up on
Friday and Saturday evening", c1oatng with
Christmas tree and Sabbath School exhibition,
free to all.
This new church and pastor, 10 this new aud
erowtuR portion OF the city, who hare hsd great
trials and great srccesses ought 70 dne reAdy
fA1e fof their tickets, At 8evPuty-nFe cents only,
among their Congregational brethren down toWn-
, 1870-12-18
Feu1nIc Suffrage,


4 meeting OF the Executive Committee Of the
Illinois Female Suffrage Association wAS an
uounced for yesterday afternoon, in lower Far
well Hall, and severai lafies and q few gentlemen
were present The meeting Was simply cAlled to
order, and then adjourned for three weeks. Mn.
Brooks stated that the next meeting would bo
held In Arcade Court Hall. and thar thcre would
then be speaking bJ prominent ladlea
, 1870-12-18

TIC Lake Tuunef Contract AWnrded.
The Board OF Public WORKS. On yesterday.
awarded to Steel Mcmahon. 8t <3tl 900, the cou-
t1act for the extension OF the lake tunnel 10 the
ment Of the Secretary, there were three Or four
hahs !awer than that ct Steel L McAaho1, but the
htdders were not responAihle parties Steel 4
McAkbpn were the lowest tesponai61e bidders
, 1870-12-18

.nSr
Hen who h1ve failed 70 some otaet nussueaA .o
arr zlxd 10 nnd Z rrfuRc behind na!oon eoanset.
4 man will not make brilliant oatNeeret or
8l2ht- II takes time snd 4 stesdI deFusaon 10 huty
, 10 turn CIT 4 baTtetpef. The M@etef1e4 OF Tue
trade arc not quickly nor easily learned. III NKt3
fuiy az week. to Eef the hang Of the bottles and
rfeeuholn requires Gtill more
ssme before he can tuIn out
= :. bnt Sentchman or c1bb'er "thAtfwtl add
r. his rrpuianon. As 4 general rule, II may be
fs{d doEm that ba1ketperx, like railroad conduc-
9nTs sre tsrrn and ptf1ir ueu- Proprietots do
~ To- 81 ,.t1e thIn sno cadAytFous skeletons to
9Ssne Fectrd theiF nars, hciuK afraid they would
- raNnr4 credit an the dr1nkH, Hrfktepe1
80 ,r,o1f.1 : q Yhlt N nBefu1 Get big
~ 1Mew ~ " Hsfn hrosd cheaKe and he lmpresses
~ 9vs ,risS n, i1ea thsf the WhiAkey must
~ .ue s M = Wnnia NOT haFr such IN effect
M Nn1o, " y NJ se~ .nsrdsrs rsontIdence II once,
1Evu a.@: ..Mhnner III tnd1ytdual y 4 bad Gtgn
nsat =. ,,,ra,tor eontrnfy Impression drives
~ {nfssrsi dcvelourtnt Is also use-
~, = ess,o'1 es.n =, EnE xnen tae bNteeper can
h.rH1. 80 - " " -" rrn,nt1 Ratchanai1tps and
mn the,n y ~ aaI etnsr ss AZ the door, before
he1 M. t,a ae :; .st ,hs n. 20 s6Iy taEen By
tnshnii :, W. n,.. as. nnn SS Eeaf n,1uy crea-
fnfr. 1natd ri X sisnn 11 ~ sSnv II 1t caroe 10
te4s oi strenrth ~ Mnsc}a Il. therefore,
essential in ba4fscoer M ! s1tont tcudency to
rurnscity IL cpnlinestn ~ t,Trwi,ack. He should
nnf IL mau al nntck 1s+n,ar A .nS anonjf refrain
1fnm t&3iipc the iano,s tnp yI-nrnr1T dr1Kinr the
, 1870-12-18

The1a VAS fair movement In tho market
for No. spring wheat after the close OF
Change, but prices were lower, cloei1R steady
1t al.05 fer cash or AelleE December, and
s1.o53{@1- q; for seller January. Nothhtg do
ing in corn OF pork products
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
MARINE DISASTERS IN THE WEST INDIES

Advices from Kingston, Jamaica, dated Now
that the steamer dispatched by the Underwriters
from that port to the Swedish brig Emma Sofa Of St.
Andrews, wrecked MOrdant Keys, had returned,
having bags of coffee in good condition The
bnat viii he total loss She 245 tuns burden and
built In 1883 at Tinengenabben. The Lima, from New
York damaged q considerable part OF her cargo anC
upon reaching Kingston, called for new survey.
Letters from -. Johns Antigua dated Nov TO- report
the wreck of che British brig Eclipse OF 81 Kits, Jacob
master, the Weymouth Shoals. She was got Of
after sustaining considerable injury and has since beeI
condemned she carried of onions, as 1874 uns
burden feet Of water built In 1855 at Orand
Ne. and rated at New-Y0rk No q The men charged
with having robbed the John Armstrong have been con-
ycted sentenced to six months hard labor Several
others have indicted for the Ofense on the
Eclipse
letter from ST. Thomas of Nov. u, states that the
American bark IGla Frank, +. T. Merrill, MASTER from
svannah for MontivedO put into that port In Distress
and was unloading her cargo. The Danish brig Lola OF
81. Thomas arrived leaking badly and with sails all gone
The British shin Princess Alexandra, 1924 tuns, from
IIvcrpOo also arrived in distress The American brig
Monroe with cargo OF coffee from Rio Janero for Glib
raltar put into It. Thomas in a leaking condition. She
had been Barbados undergoing repairs but sprung
new len time had three feet of water in her
hold. She saved from sinking with great difficulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
BASE BALL.

THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION CONVENTION.
A communication from the Secretary OF the
National Assoc aon has been received stating that the
annual meeting Of delegates to the forthcoming Conven
lion will be held at the Grand Central Hotel In this city
ON the morning ~ November 90 The following arc the
rames OF the state Associations which have thus TAR he
Conventions together with the names OF ther fesi
.iort-Mcsr WILEY Kelly Downing, Foster Page haeiAr
pesvsslGEtI-Mess Ro r IIayhurs, Hughes and Iahaeh
Ne -IcrSs-Mcssrs iuiyc Reel Thomas, Gale and ihloa
CoaRscttcat-Mcs,rS Hih'ol AMI Putnam
CtliiTRio-F l. Durkce. -, ,.,,ia and n
join l. Rogers a young lawyer OF Phnade pa,
member II the state Assembly, Is the most Work
candidate for President OF the Association ns whom
Us hal three Presidents in eight years that
wtrr from professional clubs IL not Pti"p reI
over so dc egates will &c present at the '0h''''
rcscnting about dozen states.
BASF-BALL IN ALABAMA
Tho Mutual Club of this city played 'neii nisv
,no - ian IN Montgomery, Ala. on Friday iaS'' WIN
oc lone stars of New-orleans, WoNpS I"~"i's -"
-, ,,,,iicd a rather lively ball, amt the Mutua's
reJ ,oy with score Of u runs TO notuiH ~ M Nv
oHie! NV 6n, suit being the success q inc Mutus
lHI"5 o. too TINS the worst defeat inc Lone
cor s,,Stained After dinner the mntuais piaNe9
~ ' With a picEcd nine from the MONTGOMERY ana
iore star Clubs but this game PIOVtd 10 pe cs
'r tGo1 the previous contest, the Mutlals winning
49, , .,,ro ~ C5 los. The nigh, the MutuAls ana
Inc STARE left for New Orleans.
NOTES.
The friends of the Ilaymarket Club OF Troy;
Y have taken nearly the whole Of its offered capta
S;Oc,--lo1 shares, at 500 each
The Flyaway Club leaves tonight for Troy,
a. iay the Putnams Thanksgiving Day Tor the hl'el
han aid JUNIOR charp onship OF the United States
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EARTH CLOSET, or C0MS0DE, Sc, SO, and
H so WOODRUPFS IMPROVED PATENT. Absolutely with
O1or Simple durable Elective and cheap 60 and IL
A. DRAPER Co. Sole Afents ~ CortlanetsL, n T.
20 10 MACFARIAND's BOOKSTORE, No.
~ s+T Bfoatway Twenty tirds fod oil the
beoas Of DE day AMI ~ the standard uOIis and io choice Br'
tish French ed Scotch stationery
V'HE GOTHIC FURNACE fOr Heating Houses
tBd CHURCHES Economical GsI" Send for catalogue
ALEX LESLEY. COS Srb-aye. Frees reduced.
FIRST PREMIUM Am. Inst, 1s70.-RlchmOnd
Portable sui Palace ED.fs sunbeam Il gt, snd RUBY Base
tuIDi1g Heaung Stoves. GEO. hrARRI.TT. 229 Wserst
HEAT YOUR HOUSE Save your Fuel =
Send Tor Cfos Cal AID Examine EDWARDSs COMBINED
kAhGk AND FURNACE ~ bTosdr.y bAML. J. BOPhIEs.
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ANGLICAN AND INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN
MORAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.

The nrcscnce in the city Of the Rev. DIR.
Gather, General Secretary Of the British and Foreign
Benefcence SOCIETY," the OCCASION yesterday morn
ing of an Informal breakfast at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
atwhir clergymen and layInen were present.
AFTER the breakfast regious exercises were conducted
nv the Rcv. Mr.. Anderson The Rev. DR.. J. p. Thomp
so who presided made ausOn to the work OF the asso
citation which their represented aud urged the i'm
poranco Of conscientious, cheerful and systemanc
charity Our rich men. said he, have larger duties 70
society than 10 pay pewrent in cur churches' our
American missions are only half-sustained, and our
benevolent societies receive very inadequate support
Christian charity should not be forced but should now
sponiareousiy ont of the fullness of the heart.
Tho Rev. Or. Gather spoke TOR more t9an on nonr,
aud Canada was submit to the Evangelical churches
the proposal form Associations similar ~ tha when
he hin;f represented Ms success ~ a uatdn
where meetDgshad been held, encouraged nm TO eXpec
the cooperation Of the Christian public IN New1opE
Provisional Council Of the Association mas neen oga
wed I'm these Ces consisting OF G5 members ms coS
action would he productive o. lasting good ann mOu
give fresh impetus to Evangelical Chrlsanty Behevo
constituted large part OF moral science: YER
the poor and needy and the onSatoh 70 40 ms Iess vi
a. strong grounds tic obligation 10 cohSecrae one
seventh Of each week to God America Is enal Nv
the Overmascring power OF commerce ana
BeueVO should be made part OF domestic me ana
home education Personal Seneyoehce is as Important
The Lev w Morley FUNSTON of Toronto said that oes
hcaon of the heart becoming chronic disease IN
many communities, and few men were IN danger OF death
by enlargement Of that organ The Bible Is nIle1 MIN
ceence OF Christian benevolenee. Addresses were also
made by the Rev Mr.. Dickinson, and the Rev Jesse T.
PEEK d. D., OF Syracuse. The following resolution, IN
irndncci hv Dr. Peck was unanimously adopted:
oed That the members Of this meeting heartily approve o. ,he
tSei States America closely connected with hOse IN ohe
Pr oibe world and that under ne OF ine Ky w ZANE
lie Coalitions Of membership be ascetsue and The Soik DC now organ
Dr. Gather then stated that Provisional Council with
national powers should consist OF 200 members ana that
should he enrolled executive action would
ton by Dr. Gather
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THIRD WEEK OF THE METROPOLITAN BAZAAR

The scene last evening in the 22d Regiment
Arnory where the Metropolitan Bazaar, in aid Of the
Eew-YOrk Founding Asylum, is now holding was I'M
usually brilliant. Among the names which encircle tho
hall in Illuminated letters that OF st. BOnface sanctifes
the cost lest shrine. Here exhibited ocket OF
exquisite workmanship, from Tiffany Co.. solid silver
tea service, fine diamond ring, costly pair OF
bracelets and abundance OF plate and precious stones
Among the cOster articles in other parts OF the hall
billiard rIbe, light skelctOn-wagOn and piano, all
gifts patrons Of the Asylum The postal facilities
uudiminished; fragrance and freshness cling 10 tho
Floral Temple a slvOTy steam In the refreshment room
betrays the presence of cooks who understand the
try OF their trade. and music floats down from the
gallery. The rCceiDs during the first week Of the Fair
$1,000, and during the second week $1,000 There
have also contributions OF $1,000 making the
net III Oceeds thus OOO The estimated cost Of the
Asy u is 100000 and the amount required 10 make up
the deficiency is $4,000.
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4 sIrsPICIOTs CASE.

James Miner, Waterman, was yesterday morn
ting found dead under housedeck on pier No. 49, ~ r.
where he employed Whether the structure fell
him, pushed him by evildsposed persons, is .
question not yet detcruined few nights ago, several
river thieves stealing cotton the pier discovered
by him and driven away, but not until they had badly
beaten and kicked him. is eOectured that this party
may have returned Monday night and murdered
Miner lie was naive of England, ago 49, unmarried,
and lived at No. SO W, tst
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Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New.York.
JOHN J. CRANE, sr-Presiden'
Bank Republic.
WM. NJ. yERM!LYB, Dahker(yer'
iDilye \ Coz
CiiAs. q. LOCKWOOD, Cashier
Newark Bsnking ca.
Hon. GEO. oPDiKB, sI,Aayor Of
Eep-York.
MlHOT G. MORGAN. Banker.
THOMAS klGNBf, hna Thomas
Riguey 4 Co.
BENZ. b. SHERMAN, TreaA N.
4 y. steam sugar Refining ca.
AARON ARNOLD. tnn Arnold,
Constable 4 Co.
RICHARD II. BOVINE, We,more
4 Bovine, LAWYERS
rs. wALBRlD8B, Prrs Bsnk
for the People, Tol.io, o.
VIM. 4. HOOKER. Vies-President
Nm. w. WRIGHT, lierehaat
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Ahhecneeustirl

BILIOUS DISORDERS LIVER COMPLAINTS, Cos
ryESyss, DrssEPSA, &C. SPEEDILY REMOVED BY DR. D.
JAMES Pills TaE OF THIRTY YEGRs un Hu
PROVED sExEpE. yoR IN.
YHI VARIOUS A,s RECOMMENDED. LIZ
,HEIs ACTION CERTAIN AND xir BIZ r.xry
At ANY TINE WITHOUT kIrosrKx SOLD BY ALL pRpe
ssTs
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All kinds Of Irvine, Cordage, and Paper
Net pnet WILLARD HARVEY, 300 Broadway, Nts'iot
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YOUNG GENTLEMEN OF THE PERIOD, from
oh and upward viii hDd their tastes sIceen ea'ered
the sUITs. OykkCOh1s, and everything
pertaining apparel at PREsNAS BuHH Their ttoet
pes tsb SoG lJe and lio fahon st. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

THANKsGIvING.-An who buy their hats at
KSoIs No Broadway Of Pluto, st. proper frame
Of iod enjoy festivities THURSDAY peI for nothing more
thorough content than the possession OF
elegant fabrics Bur one Of his hats and give ihlbis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

II. n. SQUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-YOrk, u
She hey reliable WATcHKs Bhe DsOSD choice JEW
kLEr and STsELIRG SrLyEKvARz Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

UNION SQUARE,

UNION SQUARE,
Offer choice stock Of LADIES,
WATCHES, Of all sizes and every
variety Of easing, with movements
OF the finest quality. ALSO,
A very large assortment of
FINE WATCHES FOR GENTLEMEN.
including full line Of FROD-
SHAM, JURGENSEN, and the
BEST EUROPEAN MAKERS, and the
TIFFANY & Go. WATCH with quar-
tcr.fifth seconds.
Sole Agents IN the United States
for the sale Of ErOdsham Watches.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
Court Proceedings.

The February term of the Court o.
Common Pleas commenced here Mon.
day, the l4th, Judge TUTTLE presiding.
As is usual, the forenoon was occupied
in calling of the docket. In the afternoon
the Grand Jury was empanneled, sworn
and charged. Judge FUTILE, in his
charge, dwelt at length and with much
minuteness, upon the duty of the jury
in regard to inquiry as to the violation OF
certain statutes which the law requires
to be given specially in charge, and
among them the law known as the liquor
law received its full share of attention.
The burly form and pleasant face of
our late Sheriff was missed in the court
room, and it sounded a little odd to hear
any other voice than that Of our friend
STULL respond to the States cases, but,
we doubt not, the new incumbents, so
soon as the machinery gets in fair work
ing order, will follow worthily in the
steps of their popular predecessors. At
least the Sheriff, Col. DICKINSON, brings
to his new place a good record Is a SOL
dier and citizen, while Mr.. PORTER is
favorably known as a gentleman of
scholarship and requirement.
Owing to the illness Of E. b. Taylor,
Esq, several cases in the first days as
otherwise ready for trial, were
passed, which left no case for the jury,
and the afternoon was spent in the hear
ing Of demurrers and motions.