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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
p1SCENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOO-In steamship Batavia, Nov Mira Hagan,
,ld maid Mr. Grove Ms Prince, Nj Pnlay Mrs Dess
Miss schwa Mr. and Ms High Mrs. Mack and children and
maids Mr. and Mr hove and daughters Mr. and Mrs Bah and
ch n Bishop Jeuge Mr. and Mrs Elnahsn, Miss
Ianbsn maid Dr. and Ms Cover Mn Hill and children Mrs
son. Caql and children Mrs sherrn AMI children,
Haryev AMI Messrs Biwans Muir Dickson, Whitney
suy Hespe Hea MANSFIELD Basha Howe, Sargent b. H. Starr,
smith Gaier. ami Phsvter.
PROM IIyRRPOOL-n steamship City OF Paris Nov Mr., Mira
Walker Wilson, Miss KRpatick. M Morrison Jas
elkOpt Mr. and Mrs Macdonald Mr. and MIA Tap
children and infant +. Bowman, Tho Gowan Mamwarng
Mr. and M Leonard H. H. Sacser Nj aud Mrs Brown
mo Mr. Iensrhe H. Joseni Mr. and Ms Winslow Mrs.
Alien family and Rev MeCeupIen, Archbbop spaul
ing Mr. and ami BTeglem, Breghem,
j. Maino Chas. Gehrs b. Wolf the Rev j. Casey A. Roper
Mr. TAYLOR ~ CLARK d. s. - Lee W. Mckinney Z. r. Corb j..
Wanbergen J. ~ Smiley Mr. and Mr. Patterson and chill Miss Til
son Mn sharp Dr. G. H. Nephup Rev. X. E. Hovery B.
tassad Dr. sctel Mr. and Ms Fr,dhergr T. Fheber, T. A.
Jones MIR and Fisher A. Bentley Miss Brl Mrs Kreig
N and Mrs Spring Mahem. " Gilmore kerlus, Bell Miss
Iiaiob aigR MI ONei Miss Ellis and Mrs
Mr.. Murray child infant sichtenhurg Miss A. Marks Mss
h. Cullen Mfs Loige, Mrs, II. Garner AID infant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
THE loss OF THE STEAMSHIP vARUNA.

Particulars have been received OF the loss OF
the steamship varuna, which foundered near Jupiter In
let. Florida, Wednesday night Oct 40 Ihere was time
10 man two boats only. One OF these contained the
captain and principal officers. Ten men IN all were lost
The second boat, containing seven men, was peached
on Jupiter Inlet, not, however, without loss
OF life, Samuel Mccormick and James flynn
perishing in the breakers. Ihe res. 9 TI lhe
boats inmates WIN. Wallace, Quarter'naster, Thomas
GlennO. James Burns, and George Whtsoi nave arrived
safely in savannah. and ara en- route Tor ths ey wal
lace states that on the night Of the 20 as te sun went
down. It. was blowing perfect hurricane Az went wen
until o'clock when the wind shifted suddenly To the
southwest when the ship became unnanageaD,le and,
having list port, the sea conlfneilrcu rushne on
board on the lee side Of the STAYING In Dulwarks and
the cabin door We tried TO get her on before the whd ana
put Oh al the steam could but II was no Use as al
the wheel and brought her up Ia the WIND again ana
tried fix the door hut the seq was rushing On
board To such a degree that The men could not work we
then twisted her jiD 10 pay her head on but II
was blown into ribbons as though u had been
snugly furled. by this time the sea haa Stove
in the engine house, and was rushing down Into
the fire and engine at rate OF many ,s pes MN
nte, and the ship listing more, she was ia.t hing
The ship went down at p mn ana :. md TX, tne
weather moderat aud still. We bniIeu the boat
out after remaining In her full Of water throughout the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
PREPARING FOR REPEATERS.

The Republican General Headquarters, No.
Broadway the scene OF great activity last night
The Supervisors received their challenge lists for TO-
day when the books Of registry for this election were
opeed Supervisors received printed instructions
They were furnished with books Of moderate size IN
which they took the and residence OF each person
he gave IT, and hl description as possible OF hls
personal appearance Meantime careful copy had DeeI
made Of the &c nss and this list OF and personal
descroas subdiyded aud put in small Books, eaeD
sp0ndBg TO election district under the new ar
raDgeibeHt made by Mayor Hall After the names OF
each Of those who were not citizens was placed A. Tor
alien. after naInes of each OF the citizens. &.
When the and the Supervisors books were care
fully compared. II found that there were thousands
al the registry that dd not correspond with
the census with the fifty directories and indeed did
not appear anywhere ELSE than the registry books
Trustworthy officers sent ont 10 see II these
names" represented who resided where those who
them said they resided IL found in thousands
Of that the hcttous, aud by close
ssslsaton IL dIscoS eIeu WHO tgc professional re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
A CASE OF ILLEGAL REGISTRATION

James McGinnis, residing at No. 446 West Thirty
sevents Inspector of Elections in the Second Dis
tret Of the Twentieth Ward, appeared in the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday, and accused George
Geoghan OF No. 62 West Thirty-eighth-st- Of false
RESPIRATION McGinnis said that Gcoghan came
10 'ns pmee OF registry, in No. 400 Tenthaye.,
S On tne night OF November ], between and
cDek ana advanced confidently register his
1.iofs ne could do So however, he challenged
nv s"uu taa, ne was not citizen He persisted in
ms ait.npt anu was sworn producing paper which
be s~la was duplicate copy Of his naturalization cert.
cate on questioning him he denied ever having served
in the United States Army and said that in October
lie resided al NO $50 Tenth ave. aud was then support
ing himself 10y tending bar. ~ ' -'iF''
Inspector McGinnis then svore that the duu,Icate
naturalization paper which Ge0ghan had prodnced al
the registry was one to which he had no eht as n
the properly Of another Of the same name who
q soldier, and who IN October lsss resided ~ NJ ,.9
East Eighty sixthsi, ard joiner by occunation
warrant was Issued by the Justice r the arrest OF
t,,Oshan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
PHILADELPHIA "REPEATERs.'
THEIR ARRIVAL IN NEw-YORK-ARREST OF
RINGLEADER.

THEIR ARRIVAL IN NEW-IORk-ARREST OF A
RINGLEADER.
A gang of 300 Philadelphia "repeateTS !"
arrived in this city yesterday morning under the leader
.''" Of Robert Lester Smith. John Ahern, Michael
Noodles. alias Doomg, and the notorious Alderman VIM.
McMuen all Of whom are political roughs Of the worst
kind During the day they oOlonized In various
parts Of the Eighth Ward and duly prepared to exercise
their vocation to the OF their ability in behalf OF the
rammany nominees in general and at the dictatOn Of
Mike Norton in particular The United States authori
ties were aware OF the projected visit OF this gang and
warrants for the apprehension Of the rngeaders were
spec lily issued by Commissioner Shields, and placed in
the hands of the Nslshai's officers,
= Judge Ned MCGOWAN, who was expelled from Calior
mia by the Vigilance Committee, is with the gang, ana
isstopping the New England Hotel, on the BOwery.
Early last evening squad of five deputy marshals,
with warrants for Smith and Ahern, overlook and
stopped at the corner OF Broadway and BOndst
Jiage in which Ahern. Smith, and McMuien riding
n company with eX-Aderman John Murray OF this city.
Smith was promptly seized, hut Ahern and McMuilen
jumped out and escaped. Murray made great ado. and
shreked irantcay for the police TO take the deputy
narshals 10 the station House. but the sacious police
inspected the warrants shook their heads SADLY and
eiared they could do nothing, while smith despite his
resistance was speedily hsndcufed and marched of to
McMullen's men will he sharply watched today not
only by the Deputy Marhals OF New York but by half
adozen deputies sent ON from Philadelphia 10y Marshal
Gregory OF that city Two OF these men were ON the
train that brought the "repeaters" from Pbadelpha
10 escape the assaults OF the rOughs.
Among the arrivals from Philadelphia the follow
fnR who are quarered at the ST. Denis Hotel The Hon
samuel Josephs Member of the Peunsy lyania Legsa-
fure: NJ C. Hurley, Il Doyle, Frederick Gerker, Frank
Of tbe visit 10 this city is said TO be 10 look after the
election but whether 10 participate in H. or merely for
View ~ copyiny the improvements for application In
Philadelphia, is not as yet divuiged'
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r,,, wong Many TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1870

night using that purpose the rudder and snoes on
board our hats and everything else having been lost
we then went with the sea- which was heavy W the
northeast At 10 O'Clock We got ON the banana
HANKS and 40 intended to steer south for ApacOa.
Al IOi ON the 2gh near the beach, and TOOK
down saIl and put shirts our backs ana them pre-
nared to beach her The first breaker passed, which
aid no harm The next breaker which struck us was
most dreadful orc, and swept McC9rmes ana Fynn on
tho boat The poor fellows could not reach IL again.
being 40 eIhausted The remaining I'VE clansred
into e boat again. and the breakers landed VA safe we
sept under the boat that night the beach, and got u
the lighthouse next morning, after being GO hours
Wit ouf food or water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
HOME NEWS.
-tJE WEATHER
PROMINENT ARRIvAIs

PROMINENT ARRIvALs 80
Metropolitan Hotel-ArchbishOp Spalding,
The rev h. j. Mcnamara, the Rev. NJ Cuppens, the Rev.
b. j. Mcsann and the Rev John Dougherty OF BAIL
san francisco. === Brevoort House--Count Zannini
and Count Coobano OF the Italian Legation and DR. h
w Hooncr OF BOSTON - 81. James Hotel-Inspect tor
Gcn Mcouade OF Gov. Hoffmans stah - Clarendon
Hotel-Prince Dolgorouky Of Russia d. tiGno das
Carpenter of Charleston g. c. and Gen. W. D. Palmer oi
Colorado Ffthave HoeiIsolelior - SannsId o.
ton and Edward Atkinson OF Boston. - Astor House
The Hon Galusha A. Grow OF Pennsyyana, JShn h ~
cago - Grand Central Hotel-Gen. W: Myers, u -
A.; the Hon W. II. schuyler Of Easan' fehn' Ae
men Butler and Moore OF Fhladeipni'. - E'eIo''
Uonse~Capt Farquhar of the British Army
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peaters" were that had caused them to be put on
the registry also. that persons maniiesuy opder
citizens had registered, and that young Ic ,sho had
not been in the city the time required by law Which
them 10 vote this election. The src clearly
fictitious names and residences were gwen W. nroyded
brought out by the letteroarrers VINO suspected of
with letters 70 deliver to tn1se letters were returned
each bearing distinct eSpsn"teoSl d not be found All
ssS sa sssns been G bs
warrants were issn ad 70 be Illegally registered ana
OF gu Ssse warrants win he ready to serve ane WIN
~ y, the registry law appear ana attempt W 'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
THE ELECTION IN KINGS COUNTY.

Yesterday was busy day in the office of
shals belonging the War Veteran Clubs sworn In
aud were specially instructed to watch the ferries for
the expected NewYork repeaters- On Saturday con-
ference took place between War Veteran CaSs OF
NewYOrk and Kings County, resulting In All agreement
the part Qt the former TO watch the ferries on the
NewYork side One thousand special uputes received
their commissions and badges yesterday and the Mar
shall has also In strong military force Tor cases
OF emergency The Marshal yesterday issued the follow
ing Instructions TO the deputies:
UNITED STATES MARsHALs 0fFitB, EASTERN DsTRrcTl
oYNBv.lOHx, BROOKLYN, Nov. )
tr city, they will obeJed respected soordipgy
Ward Second James Dnser Third, James Farley
F F Seventh SG ts sn hf E b bS sI Gamble
William Shaw; Tenth Col Jos Mergsni Eleventh. James Car
foareeHp %- NJ Haidor Fifteenth John MITCHELL S.eenth
George Hndy Seventeenth Clinton Furbsb Eighteenth John
MsrshA; Nineteenth Edward H. Place; Twentieth Eaatd G.
Deputies acting several election districts will report 10 the
Chief Deputies shove designated and be subject TO their orders
,ubonsies; they hereby
the Deputies their violation Of the instructions Issued to
Every Deputy Msrshs accepting his Office liable for
ans Beglec, or violation Of his oncal duty.
necessary several election DISTRICTS placing them
such subonae they may deem proper and they will retain at he
sufficient service OF They
will inform their Deputies the location OF such headquarters
Chief Deputies and their subornates directed to act with great
prudence moderation energec
undersigned with cooperation tie police
and the citizens generally the usual good order and tranquility OF tie city
will b. protected in the free exercise Of his privilege and Las
suIed honest and by the aid Of the ocer for the r.
Mr. Iernne C. Nodne Capt B. Chief Deputy
.h1 assisting at this Ohee and all direction, received trsssh them
Marshal Dalon issued printed instructions to each OF
the Deputies directing them to promptly a1est any
person violating the Election law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
The Massachusetts, Convention will be b
fAnlonneemenilI

WHO CAN TELL THE AMOUNT OF MONEY
,G, change upon the result Of the eecOni 1t ms,
reah millions Who tell numbe Of hats that will be lost and
won Thousands upon thousands pretty thing to bet Is
HAT AMI lose order on KsoI rHE Halter No 22 Broad
way corner Puon-st will satisfy the most fssous In matters OF
fshion elegncr Next winning Of KSo1s HArs the
pleasure OF losing friend Try it Who'll bei Who's the
lncky fellow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
rROTTING ON THE UNION COURSE.
A sweepstakes trot for $500, mile heats, three
in ve in harness, came off yesterday, on the Union
Course There four horses entered butt Reynodss
m Nancy being withdrawn, left the following three to
contest the NJ. Meyerssg Dam l.. Stcklers d. m
Mouse and g. Vests black Dick There were not many
people present TO witness the race, which was won by
Dan whose winning $50 10 t25 freely laid In three
straight heats. The fOll0wingi sa
UyoS COURSE L. Nov LsweepstaSes 500 mile beats, best
three In i've In harness.
D. Meyers e. Dan...............'..'.'.'..'.'
r. Stcklers d. m MOuse.
n Vests black g
j. Reynoldss . Nancy. Dr.
T1me-3:l7; 3l3i 3:4
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a.. Isl. 3D. ID 9Th. Sth. 9Th It'll 9th. 9th. Total
T w.: . ! ) "a
Tine Of game, two hours
The Massachusetts, Convention will be hold
to-day at Springfield. The Connecticut Convention ms
been held also the Pennsylvania The NewJersey CON
yention viii meet tomorrow at Library Hail. Elizabeth
and tho New-York Convention In the State House,
Albany, on Thursday.
The annual convention of the National AssO-
socation of Junior Baseball Players Will meet in Tam,
Junior Clubs OF good standing throughout the United
states eligible TO membership. Distant clubs, who
cannot conyonently send delegates, may be admitted
upon application and remittance Of So, one years dues
aud initiation fees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
,,,vr,xo OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

| president BoswOrth, yesterday afternoon,
a., a., police Commissioners together for the purpose
~ admitting proposition to appoint large hummer Vi
ciaI polccmen 10 at the various polingplaces
and in the immediate neghborhood and as reserve IN
those Wards where the Young Democracy are c
and where the Tammany men do not expect 70 nav. nave
every thing their own way me a Controller
Connolly. Peter b. iSwceny, M Brenail ana ~ uno
other magnaes of Tammany most OF whom vs,teu t
President Bosworth. These veteran once nouers ua
until recently and evidently feared that ther uche' wa"
IN danger. ,, A., ,-r,,oa c,otos on
and the Commissioners remained In secret session about
report of the proceedings OF the meeting. He stated
that the Board had decided TO swear III NUMBER vi
embodyfng the agreement between the United States,
State and City authorities, published else where, %ou
the Board. President Bosworth was equally uncoihinuh
Cative. -. L. -,
special policemen 100 remen, detail from the various
fire companies. These men were given badges aho cu"s
and directed 10 report for duty to-day 10 the zap
ains of the First, Fourth Filth, Sixth, Eighth. and Four
teenth Precincts
various Captains and acting Captains of Police IT, assem-
bile in his Office and when the Board OF Police dourned
issued by the Board was read to them The supernten-
dent then gave to the Captains OF the Seventh Nntn
Eighteenth Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-frst, ana
Twenty Precincts lists OF names of the men WHOM
they in special policemen, together with
blank forms containing the Obligations each person
assumes The requisite number " clubs and badges
were also distributed The Fifteenth, Twenty third,
Twenty fifth Twenty sixth Twenty ninth Thirty -iirst
and Thirty Precints will not receive special men,
but should occasion require will send all their avaabie
force TO the point where their services may be required
The Superintendent directed that if any man whose
the lists furnished by him shall refuse 10 be
In, the Of such person is to be at once le-
ported TO him.
From 1900 to 1900 special policemen have been already
sworn in and equipped These men will remain IN the
statiOhOuscs as reserve. The attendance at the NaT
polling places and the usual patrol duty Is to be per-
formed by the regular force.
The police authorities profess 20 believe that the pre-
cautions they have taken will prevent any serious out
break,
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LATEST SHIP NETS.

Steamship Bssvi. Bngc Lave rool Oct o. Queenstown 2Gh
Bar BARK s saTpdse Nicher.on, Boston, ballast
Eng sTs sH hs S S1SHf jsSn ans
5sSs: Fs: j s DAYS plaster
Brg Lipslcy, McAlmon, Windsor n. s. 10 days plaster
B Bs En s Mis S. s c SGS B. IS d a@St Stone
Brig Flora LaPee Lesho1 Jaly % Vie faysl Oct 81 marble &c
sSl H SS AVA w. %na Sa s. g: Ps
s s kns b fGi a r St s. !I SRs B. Sas
'cHooSgs-Ri'KR AND eoAsrwIsE
G. W. Rc1 lev yipalhuen. Sam SsdisS Saa'acsct
cie.css, Lodge calsi. ], Paine Boston:
veSaIHoS Ril1iethpor Racei Jane Eilsbcihoor
j. G. Thompson, EilabeihIoFt llsddsn, El1abethpot
Highland, Albany. Chase, Newburgh
Cabot Rondout Galota Albany
Ncoru Maehiss Geo Girun Portland. CT
Bilow. ROcklsnd CK Washington, Welaeei
ycIS % B Befs FS 9 Ss saSsp Fa. River
ia, English, Providence. Caroline YCu"g, Boston.
Manning S SsIn s SanSo B6 ! rIoSdenee'
MARY Woods Hole. Conant, Calals.
A. j. Ra,seli Portisnd c. Rightway Portland, g.
Nellie Chuse Portland. j. flsh, kockPor.
r h5Ia es Mso TRG%sou & Pt foriaS e.
Honest Abe Rockpor. ecu Howard. Gardiner
Neptune Naehias. Laura II. Jones Portland, CT.
Ann s. saaltsr Providence Jede Providence.
" Se'fAfS es RTfS w.m nanny iseRI
Marion Norwich. / b. Ives sag lI.rqo.
F. SicLenoa Rls5eIsrori H. B. Drew Eil,behpor
X. Florence, ElnbetlpOn. Minquas- Elilshehport.
Liberty. RliIahethpor. AlmlTa, bh1ihethpOrt.
EsqamauI. Dlgbton ;. Washbnn Taunton.
John Iorer Taunton Chowsp, Esn.ic,
Jas. Nelson, Taunton Celestia. Portland. CT
d. Russell, Portland, O.. &. H. Norham. Portland CT
Justice Newport. ID Kahn Portland CT
slas Wright Portland, c. John Wright Portland, CT.
hoanos,, Tsglt0n. Istler Ritter, Porllud, c.
Roauer Ctak, ioraeel. New Haven.
Isaac A6lvrsgr Providence Ring Dove Providence.
Elm Tgs Hsrwiet b. \. Lowell, Fall Hyefr.
Anseine, NV Haven Sea Queen Providence.
WIND Sunset moderate y. +. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsrOS 7Arnye ship Connsga from Calcutta schr
Collins f0u the Rio Gfaple
FokrHEss Monroe Nov Passed out s Asterisna Liverpool
hs.s ADELAIDE for Rio Jane fg Cea
Arrived. big AmphoD. from Lezhou f.. baltimore.
WtlsNGToS n c., Nov. Ia yed steamship Regulator from
New-iork,
SsvaSsAH Ga Nov 7.eared ship Meose for Liverpool 'ehr
W. Beehe Tor New York Arrived brig Congress- from swansea
Eva NAV from cortland Chas McAhea from Philadelphia
CHA.LEsruS. L. Nov. 5Ayed steamship Weybosset, iron
N,Ulork brig NJ Helm from Bostoni schr- w D. Burroughs
Ne~Yo A. Champion from PHILADELPHIA Oh the port 'hI
Halifax from HaliaI, n. 5.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Nov. THE lnman steamship Cy OF Bn"ts Iron
New orr Liverpool arr O'Clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08

FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG.
GST OR GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARlNE MANUFAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEN, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND ALlKh
QUANTITY or PUDDISGs, CUsrARDs, CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
Russo &c Sc IT Is BY FAR THE CHEAPEST HEAL HEST
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS PARINE co,
So PARK-PLACE, " Y.
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| PYLT's o. X. SoAP-dry and hard-is the
ior economy. speaks for its " on trsL Ah A
lss gT c, r. It Depot 80 washingon-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08

II. n. SoUIRE's 81 FultOn-st., York, Is
place buy reliable WATCHES fine DNoyps choice JEW
..Ev SiLyERwAKR- Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08

Public aud Private Buildings perfectly ven
uI4ttty HENRY A. GoUGE, "a Broadway, J. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
I PER CENT GOLD LOAN
on A COMPLETED TRUNK LINE.
TIVE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON, AND
WESTERN RAILWAY.

From Indianapolis Ind Peln H. 2cs niles sBrh is eon,.
and fully equipped with and srstela1 Rolling Stool and ,A
EARNING NEARLY DOUBLE THE INTEREST on THE WHO'LL
ISSUE or BONDS with rapidly increasing receipt.
The Company have leased the Peors Pekn Railroad IN ,v
terms making the Western terminus Peoria the III, n
where through connections made ard The Pa avn
IS miles travel from the Atlantic to tbe Psesc.
The Bonds secured by First Mortgage TIE Road Yo,n.,.
and entire Property Of the Company and BEING COMPLETED
ROAD WHICH PASSES THROUGH ONE or TIE MOST THlCyLY
POPULATED AND RICHEST PORTIONS OF The WHIT with a
valuable connecting trunk lines Rss. and West so SECURITY
CAN BE MORE ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
The road passes through sir souhDg and growing and ~
towns which contain IN the nearly 200 people ss .bs 20
miles Of the track there population Of over 600 CO.,
THB BONDS ARE CONVERTIBLE into Stock par which 4.
valuable option ssMANY OF THE WESTERN ROADS LESS Favor
ABLY LOCATED, ARE AT A HIGH PREMIUM
Over gth oihe loan has Teen marketed durg the
on Of the line Tie balance offer at 32l IND INTEREST gl
investors tie fu benefit Of the advantages Of tie
All marketable securities received in exchange market Boo
forvsried to all points FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES
For maps and full particulars, apply
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, II Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08
BASEBALL.

The contest between the Fly-Away and War
rem Clubs for the city championship which took place OF
the Union grounds yesterday, resulted as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-08

THO GAS CONSUMERS and the Traae.-Gas-
Light Improvhi Economy The motto. No for gss
FLAME EAPASDhh applied 70 gsJorier Idaees cress Of
than 80 cent H. light Instantly s,Ths removed Simplest
cheapest ADD most efficient improvement OF the d of the "a 20
DORM Iusntd directions with thrn Test exhibition
ohce Sample B1pabder and Burner anywhere tho u by mall
prepaid for 20 cents Liberal inducements and the trade
seni for Agents. aStr,tsd Circular stating PROPOSED sode Of making
sses Lcease granted for control 81 crtp PSRR CROOK
Sole Manufacturers and Popnetors, 3JI Broadway New York