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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

49, ~~s
DACIFlc NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
L Through Line to
California and China.
Freight aud passage greatly reduced.
air Frs; ! c,ssss si,s ssesssse, sssssse,
according to lie e location OF berth 0''
These rates include bcrths board and all necossarcs for
Steamers Of pier i2 Ncr,h river foot
OF Canal street, at Y o'clock noon,
on the 9TH and both OF each month";
except when those days fall on Sunday then the day pre-
One hundred pounds of baggage to each adult Med
ID Deccmbers OCEAN QUEEN Captain Naury connecting
with MONTANA. Captain Cavcrly.
Departure Of 2oh every month win touch Josc Qua
steamer JAPAN win leave San Francisco December 81,
All freigh, for san francisco WIN 70 fast, viii bo
ceiyed until 1 p NJ. Fridly, December2.
be received un 4P. NJ on Thursday, December ony All
the usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting Inland
passage J sks;s and all further information
~. : = - =, F. R. BABY, Agent.
y For Puerto Plata, samana and San Domingo City.
The United States mail s.eyamMshs,p TynMsp
Captain Z. a. Delaney,
will leave pier No. North river for the above ports We'd
.sss assy apply so Sb a5
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA cRUz-NEw YORK
and Moy'csn Mail Steamship Line leaving pier II East
CITY OF MExrco Captain Zimmerman. Tuesday, Nov %
tIEopAIK CIV m TaPaa s.is Monds f5dsy Dec
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phiiiips Thursday, Dec 30
For freight or passage apply TO ...-
CLEOPATRA gocs to Havana only; takes no passengers
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
u Atlantic Mail steamship CompaSy
Sailing regularly Thursday, at O'Clock r. NJ pre-
csely, from pier No North river. . .
COLOMBIA, Captain H. Van Slice. .. November -
MISSOURI, Captain j. Is. Edwards (via Nassau Dec
MoRRo CASTLE Captain r. Adams .............. Dec. 8
- A W. DIMoCK, President,
No Bowling Green
NOTICE a FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP WILL LEAVE
lN for Savannah direct Tuesday Novctnber e. at r.
Storage passage TO Savannah $3 For passage apply
10 Al. DCHERrY. IL Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE WAR ~ EUROPE MATEs NO p1ryEEESc. &c s.m. In
rave. Ssisss MADE nss:s w:I;s-asd e ny ny
Smn nv H.. M ana asss al viii m ss.s
avenue.
300 cURRENoY.-RoYAL HAVANA AND KEN
sssy ss sHTs aao II W
THANKSGIVING DAY
IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA
BEE THE
TELEoRAM CARTOON
ON FRIDAY.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, 60.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
na 81 " ppas street food as
N. B.-Ladiss attended by Mrs. Dovey
NELL a,1s q SoAcH pos FOR
TRAEcIs BUTLER NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
S. Sh',Sc breed, o. p9gs io sale ana stocs Buffers IN
Ferres Dos boarded trained, &c. Medicines for all the
Guys FOR sALE--sOo SHORT ENFIELps. SWORD
GUN FOR SALE Iowa FINE DOUBLE ENGLISH
NELL, care OF George walgrove, s. Nassau street.
THE TURF.
FIhznwosHsRA ssAsRss1yfsaa' sHhs vfsa'5ss; pxa. Now a.
Purse sske. slOco; mile heats three in ave in h.r
' - " -
Dan Mace names r. e. Tammany
John Murphy names b. &. David Bonner.
John Lovstt nance {. m. New Berlin Girl.
BY order.
H. DArER, President.
pRosPEcT PARK FAIR GROUNDS,
THURSDAY, November "a, at o'clock p. n.
Purse and Stakes 5000
Andrew Rogers names s. e. John.
S. Munby uames b. q. Bonapart
Mic meats, pest TWO IN three to wagons.
SANE DAY.
Purse and Stakes $780,
3. Fletcher names G. IN. Jessie.
VIM. Jarvis names e. Tom Breeze.
track.
Admission 81 TO Grand Stand and Quarter Stretch.
f. D. READ. Secretary.
TTNd0N COURSE. L. L-.THANKsqIvING DAY,
@400 mile heats. three In Gve In harness. Mr. Charons
Kerry George, NJ. Van Nostrand,s e. General, Mr.
Joanisn,i p p,i Sssso so BILL Mr. &c coysr,: Herman
James rowers 8 M Suffolk Queen, Mr. Tops bay mare,
4. Conroy's blk e. Mr. Grnn's ch z. AldebAran, G. II.
RswespstaEss Of 5000; mile heats, three in nvs
Blanchard, Mahop's b: m: Dolly, Hopson's br. G. Dan.
At2P Mpu0c Of $76; mile heats three In ave, har-
ness A. Whitson's blk. e. L. s. samms ch. G. Venture,
Mr. Enssmans Dr. g. Clam Bake William McGoldrchs b.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
p. s.s.o..s appointed .
SIEE 81 HsSSKhys No;
City CITY SE 81
saturday and Tss Ts.asy from
r4y.s. in gold fArrs or rAfss:s Fsy.s. in currency
f. London SDao ssSssriiss
4 s.i s r,. s"
Wishing q SGs sr sgs friends moderate rates BY
f0r further information 'pyS 4 ss b. Se'
70 broadway. NJ.
OCEANIC STEAM . SAy,GATIoS 4, = COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND Dhaw LIvEEfooL.
ora following magnificent Ocean steamers the largest in
S TOM: TOM: S ssr:s ss:s power power
ssf%IS ss$ TOM: s: horse power power
AbkArc tsSS sSss sSss power
ves.e. have been specially designed for sSe
a. ow as amy r. ne For Ss ana
RG at the ffsi sAsRs sG y ss
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANy,s
iron mail steamship c,x,n,.
Captain Hack, will sai Tuesday Nov. e. 1870, asP
iEs,s1s E,si, from nav Hamburg
eao sssGnd IN uS.ea s,s: s sos s s0
Eft KGsHARr1 sTHHsFrl4t e. WIN 4. 1 SfS RJs.sps soAs
Broaa sssee Genera. hras:;snges agents.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
BnhisSsss.
SSRsaD J% Brensn e. nsS o WIN
The steamship MAIN, Captain X otcrendorp Saturday,
RATES or PASSAGE
payable In gold or Its equivalent in currency.
second cabin ~
Freight passage apply to oELRicHs CO., Agents,
~ STEAM 70 LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
,Dm ,. per p'sr LSRRPooL iSif f'Ss' AND QUEENSTOWN
JiEaiSSs TEjSi s.;ssS:y SsF
Passage Liverpool 's ss aud N sss
Prepaid steerase tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
dondcry and Glasgow, sa2, currency.
For further particulars apply at the companys once No.
F.w.J. HURST, Manager.
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
TARITA;;i, THURSDAY, November a, asAM
cabin passage appy at BoSns Srssn
sss'ase RfsEy a Ts
TINE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
l sail every Saturday and alternate "Wednesday
10 anu from tIasgoW and Derry.
Passengers booked and forwarded from a stations
IN Grsa. Britain Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark
by other route or line -
"EXPaEss" STEAMERS. tExTRAn sTEAMERs
ANGLIA Sat-, Nov. 20 BRITANNIA. Wed, Nov. 30
INDIA .Sat Dec. iowa.. Wed, Dec. q
Dec i HSTRlA R:s 5ss Z
GHkepoS sat- Dec Dec Fss s
and every saturday and alternate Wednesday thereafter
nom pier 20 North river New York, at noon.
Rates o. passage payable Ia currency.
to Liverpool, Glasgow or Derry
First cabins, $50 and x75, according To location.
Cabin excursion tickets good
best accommodations, $3.50.
intermediate, $685. steerage, $28.
Certificates at reduced bought those
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable on presentation.
Apply AT the company's Offices TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. Bowling Green.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CAR
- rying the United States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday,
COLORADO Freeman November %. at r. NJ.
From pier 46 North river.
Prepaid tickets, &33, currency.
Passengers booked 10 and from Paris Hamburg Norway
and Sweden DC Drafts on Ireland, England France ant
' : ~ WILLIAMS 1 GuIoN, 80 Broadway.
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w ANTED-TIIE EXCHANGE OF ABOUT 100000 BEsr
w La Vega Cigars I'm tond for assorted Provisions,
Lumber second hand Firearms and pawnbrokers' Goods
Address a. u. G., box 577 Herald ollcc.
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NOTICE A FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP Will, LEAVE
N for Savannah direct Tuesday November e. at r.
NJ Storage passage Savannah SIS For passage apply
10 Al. DCnERry, II Broadway.
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE CoPARTSERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING RE-
tween the undersigned under the firm name Of Duran,
Earle is this day dissolved by mutual consent Ether
party VIII sign IN liquidation. r. y. DURhNT.
NEW YORK. Nov. q, 1870 WM. NJ EARLE
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y THE BRITISH AfP srE2sgHrs f2sEH AMERICAN ROYAL
s.;
CHINA sxrRs Rs q Faas3dh THsS 1aaf'd Dec %
Rnnrn naGsh cha,, !. gold
BY the steamers carryns .scrage '''N
Return tIone,. god currency
s,seIsSe tickets from Liverpool and Qlecns,own and nil
Through bs Of ladins gwen Belfast Glasgow, uavre
ana other ports ON the Continent and for Aediter
a.a For freight and cabin passage apply the company.
For fshAaR Ii Rs'saT g. S,fy ssx xss
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Companya Man Steamships be-
tween New York and Havre calling At Brest and Souhamp
The splendid this favor.e route for the con,In
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmon Saturday, Nov. 26
PEKEaE, Banre. satnrday Dec Dec ~ y
LAFAYETTE, Roussan. Saturday. JAN 1871
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD
TO SKRs4 aMlRs 1n6lsisfl oR issf2ltnE.
Tess Steamers do not csrw
''' steamers 10 A0' cary GEo ',izs ais AGENT
SPECIAL NOTICE after the steamers OF This line
will touch at Southampton England, TO land passengers
and specie.
tIAPSCoII.S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX
change once.Passage from Liverpool and Qnee nstown
weekly by frat class steamships Also from Liverpool and
London by weekly sailing packets Drafts OF II up
wards available In part of Great Britain Ireland AZ
the lowest rates at TAPSCOrT BROTHERS CO.'S
50 South street. New York.
THANKSGIVING DAY
IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA
SEE THE
TELEGRAM CARTOON
ON FRIDAY.
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WANTED--A STEAM ELEVATOR SUITABLE TO PUT
At 81 Fulton street Alooslsn.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A SPLENDID BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ upon family arrangements OF partners European GrJ
which owns establishment IN the of Mexico desires Ia
dispose OF the latter This Mexican house has old
ave connecons Its fine stores situated
business most liberal wl be allowed on stocks
so as TO insure handsome return the OF
the concern For full particulars address box 44
Havana, Island OF Cuba = -
, 1870-07-30

THIS II The title OF a new tlca In the newspaper
lnc-a rural ami lt1erary monthly journal design
Cd especially for young men and 5oung women Of
tnth country anu city. TO te commenced shortly
hy H. y. +. Iewts the ciitoe and proprietor OF the
wcE-Anown weekly. The Ftnern Rural. Prizes arc
offend for 81. res ard contributions By Young
nfet no subscribers ttcrve.f 10 be crcIteI for
twn @rars: We thtnk thls paper, from it5 novelty,
and the manner In which 1t Is " be
81 pushed" will excite intense interest
among young people Throughout the
oitc'i STATES Mf, Lewis proposes to give back
u thosc who raise clubs The cutte annunt OF the
monef received. durtnG the next SIX months, In
trst-cla>s premiums, such A. Smiths American
ORGANS. American SWaltham} watches, Grover (
NfeF Sewing machines, etc. HAring actually
E,Ttn OVER thnussnt sewing usachjncs for clubs
Tor the Htssfrn Ruraf within three years pAst
(which hare given satisfaction IN every lns1ance,
the public may be sure that this Is no "catch-
rennS oller. A'l,tscss or,!ers for subscriptions
or for further particulars. II. y. F. L1FIs Pub
Usher, No. lis Madison Strrct, Ch{caru
, 1870-07-30
H0TEL PERSONALS.



Among the arrivals at this house, rtsscniar.
were the following: H. u. ltabcuck, Cleveland
Charles 81. Osborn. Rock Is:anl; q. f, !Ahous.
Philadelphia: O. IL. lloDth, Mansfield; ], VI
TorrcRy an,t family Memphis: L. c. Wilson
WashtnRton; 1T. ". i. Lue1n, Boston: j. r.
Sullivan. Sauta Fe: T. F. Summons, Geotgetuwu.
C'hrssio; \. II. tIeser. Cnitt,i States Navy; jus
:: Gatlan'i. St Louis: Louis Nathan. Ssu Frau.
circn: DE. j. y [. Rowland. washington: 4. \
Ambrose, Hamilton, Canada
TkKAoSr HntsE-
among tne arrivals 1T this house, yesterday
we're the following: General John U Reerkia.
ridge, kenlueky; F Mr. tne. Peoria; Geo. VI.
nal; lion Ro1,t- @. Insrrs.,iI; Gen. Ia j. Dioom
nt!.i; Geo. l. Slnyth. kcosuk: Vim. Sflsnn au,
wi1c, Z. 3. A.. Waller Stevens AMI wife DTistnI
EEri0ha: ]. W Ta.lor, Burlington. y. j.: Hrr
lr. Newman mud wife. WashtnEtnn; Nm. A. Tur-
Ner anil f1MiiE. Springfield: Hon. Washington
i,nahneil, Ouara; Captain j. + Fitzgerald, st
masks.
ENt6cs aotsE.
Among the arrivals at fnfs house. YESTERDAY.
we,s the following: i. Wh!snes, rioaeasnEs,n
Samuel Ehfi-lie. Ottawa, caua4la: = II. Steven
ron mud wife. New York r. y. fIut!snn. H1rttnni
son. California. 4 ]. liol1nes, Kansas City: II. J.
tady, Hlsg1nta:J l. Kelly. fankton, q. r.; Chaa
II. Daley and Nlte+ tirXiuls, Nevada
kT.1ANE~ u1IEI. .......
Among the arrivals at ibis hotel. ycstcnlsy,
were tie fG.luw1nR: SAMUEL n Ross AMI wis. ST
Joseph. Rer. Il Il. Cannon, Columbus City: Join
o.tetG Jersey stlle: ]. H. Slactair aIll wife. nrs
Motncs; t.ap;ain s ii. Jclforls. 81 Louis; S q,
Tsylor, Bostpn; A. tlles, \. u. X. r. Peter Pat
Ea1n. T., an, wife, .Aat,ahv; N. n Tar;or. Na:..
ta; II. Il Mason, Cnina: George ". Nhiss, t. S.
u. C,
, 1870-07-30

From the Red Blug tcal) Eadpendtnt, Jsip7.
An old man named Samuel Campbell Was
found dead On Monday morning under : tree
few rods from the east end Of the Pontoou
Bridge Ho had been drinking quite hard in
town tor Atew days spreviorA, and, On the after
noon Of Sunday, he crossed the bridge and lid
down under the tree, where he Was sean by Mr..
Schubman, who gave him xcup OF tea and other
nont,shnent and left hiu there, ~ it WIS much
pleAsanser Than te1ng in the house, and be hsd
no idea that anything allied the man save the
general debility whish follows excessive drink
ing. Upon Waiting The spot in tho morning he
was found dead. Campbell was pioneer Of
this State, having come 10 this country in
1873, and at one timo he WIS merchant N
ban Francisco, and reported to be worth $780,
600. but fire and ehpwreck swept away his
fortune, until he wta obliged to leaye
the city with but 5 few hundred dollars.
This he invested IN stock cattle and set
tied somewhere on tho Fe2tber River boz
tom, where he lived aud proepeted until tha
vintel OF 1RG1-2. when the floods destroyed
his stock and left him pennilass. SINCE that
time he has engaged in various occupations,
but the most Of the time henling sheep. He
was man Of very steady hahits until quite re-
Gently. but hia misfortunes weighed upon his
mind and he sought to drown them in the in
to1icatine cup, which resulted in his death, Is
We have before stated. He was about - years
old, aud, We are informed, haa two children
living In Oregon.
, 1870-07-30
AAueENEkTa.


Professor Sylvcstes,s entertainment ts drawing
larger hGusrR as the week advances, an evidence
INST stands upon It's own merits, and uec,,s only
10 l'c seen 10 Ire well apprtciasr1 I.ass evening
thess was fuil house. An Incident occurred, Ia
connection with the air suspension net which
ai!aldeH no little amusement 10 TIE au.lE.nrr
hHs H!e scantt Was reclining. a. psu1, uro,
Inc AIT, IKE ARIEL, In obedience u the rnt1n1sni
Of the magician. 4 JounS man atenIp,i In N m"
stage, On the tny1tatlon Of the Professor. nnS
pr.Tses,csa 70 anscs'iea'e the case After having
ssff1cd himself that there were 1to wires nj r,rs
On The "nFEer, the Foutf, looking snfurwha,
aweftruck, advanced to the front OF the kAy1. mi
addressed lhc Autsienct AZ foiowB: s.lasjcs AMI
gentlemen. am quite satisfied that there Is nO
11ck about this; but. since the Fru{easar has tn~
ttsea me 70 express my opinion, have no hesi.
tation in declaring ny convtctian that ihs here t.
nst not M;inR sallscf.- Ihc spec.a1ora were not =
little relieved to md that Mile. scho&s was cara
lie o. resurrection, and could walk Oh the Siagr
as tNforc.
MI Sylvester gives 'tnattnec this afternoon.
and his Last performances viii be given this
evening.
oPERA HorSE.
Thr japanese Will give fheiF last performances
al thc UPc1a House thin afternoon and evening
On Monday next Dan BEtant "opens with u tlnc
minstrel tFxsnVc.
The Dearborn Theatre reotcus On Monday with
Btlly AannlugS Mtnstrclf.
, 1870-07-30
THE NATIONAL GAME,
Defeat OF the Ectg Orleans Club
by tic Springfield Nine,
The Chicago Actives Winners Of the
Junior Championship of the
Northwest.
What Occurred to the SIu1uolY
at Cleveland, Ohio.

Ahout three hundred people attended, the hase
pau match yesterday afternoon At Ogden Park,
between tue Lone Stars, Of New Orleans, and the
Iler,.s, nt Springfield. Thesa tHo clabs, hap
ren,ns 10 IN the city At the same time asrangt
8 return match, The Lone Stats havtng been beat
en. : few days sin.e. by the 11beztys, III game
rayed At Springfield, and helng cspecta,ls anxious
10 crs satisfaction Cnluck!ly thry dldn't get 1t:
the ltert.s again winning vtctorr, this time br
3 score OF - TO q. We cay unlucAly, because thc
Lone star niue WIS taken It Its worst, she tenn
r'faE3 disability OF two OF three players
:nE snaasc o. positions whsch rroscd especially
.lssAs.fooA Ibese changes we're made soon after
lsc oefnning OF the game, and 70 do not appear Ia
rae score- The general play OF the Stars w44
therefore, far inferior 70 that which they arc
c:Fahit III Or that phtca tney showed against the
Waite Stockings ut New 0rlcfnt- VITA a4 thrse
cl-eIl game. arA carne very near winning. atser
all. The play Of the Lbettya wns characterized
h. Eooti deal Of looseness, the ocst WORK being
dome Is the pitcher, catcher. frst basemAu, and
II. n srer, each of whom te.l hts position m..st
,c,c',s;iy. 4 ftEeps wind r,evatle4!, interfering
>,a,,:ns an.' Inc accuracy oi the throw
:nE. sn that the numerous enDrs which
occurred an. tn mcasuns. accounted Tor hr this
circumstance. 1nwaEl The close. the game be-
very exciting. Al the end II the eighth Inn
!Cc tac Lone stan hal e.tnt ~. to within two
safe fst.ns- were III fair way to tic Or win. Stat
irs. Mtrt. str,ncly IN their favor as the Loettys
wen: To la. nt the htctuntng nf the ninth. The
1r>t twr strikers were retirr1i on 1fs well tAErn
aud the th1T,l roprt.l up Al easy one, which The
tt.fi t'a:e,nau muf1e.i, and then the Lbcftys Got
Winning, ,'ut succeeded In scoring but one run. Be,
.aW IL
, 1870-07-30
.H.F 1EI AIs9 IsAls VI'
CHICAGO, July q.


To fhs Eai'of u TIE chist9o 7fIIunf:
Permit me to say few wor.s In reply TO tho
TiaNes about the "IIrssians Who fought for Eng
land during the Revolution. These urssiuu SOL
ticrs had been sud to England by their Sovereign,
the Eltctor OF uesse CasseI, small prtUeipaIlty
now l,elouglug to Prussia They NH. not have aay
idea OF wha: would be required or ti,e1n when they
marched away from hoGr, an! 1t Ii we'll known
that ut one time tney rel.istl aull refused to "a
on hoard the English tnen-of war, which were stut
to frtnHu tn receive them Once landed IN
America they had no chol o but t, light Dut TIE
war once oyer, they becanle re4cahr. Industrious
law ahd 1rttcF-l&S1ilk n*.ful clZeIls They ng1rlF
all settled In Ierks CuEilty, rs where t!ct1 deg
cent,atts tat least AoEac ot the'n} AiM vn.e for
:. =. AndreN sha1on," formerly President Of the
To entertain, any hostility toward the Germans,
q n1tion numbering some ]0. .oGo of ueuple,
sttluiy becaCse a rev tnousa1,l raof tlerla were
tuuR agu t"rce IL Hight tic English ls 80 Aasur,i
lhAt II needs lO COmmenL
The 7i,"t. might with equal Justice hate the
Irish In Anstica trcAuse quite large tunttcr If
IsIshmen VII" selve'l III thu xs1ny ot the Cnitr,.
Staies, during The Mexican x2r. st'.iatc1 tnclr
tuth Hiul deserted to :hr ccmy, who formed ant
y = fg Tn,s ss1.ots oan e. ,s6; t ~
tEnelt thtJ hata sworn ii Otley All PTutc:- The
lo1r betEat eli 1essiAns hat nerrr ssso7n fo t,ght
Tor America; indeed, tht; 1i's lot even wa,l, To
leave their Eume- General Scutt caught slule nj
The "Lcginn Of St Patrick" AMI, II Is well
known tact. hung them 10 the hrares. trre. as Il
just punishment f9r thsIF rs!!,5y am, .ssason
fault with thr Timfs f0r ftinK with France. Mr.
SttrrS stes Ur.rer to cAJnle sumo Of his voting
cattle, who have t*sauae FESTIVE Of ta.-- Taste-
asr with their complaints against EnRtan.l's or
prcAsi"s, shon Il stic with SlToleon, Who tla,
completely muzztc,i free speech aud press, f.
Strange th,aee.L Perhaps thr5 iotk upon thts wa,
q. war Against Professionalism, and, therefore
s8npathtxe With Sapolenn. ur io they thtMI
that. # Euelaa'l shonli tc drawn INTO wAr witr
, 1870-07-30
l'ntyer>tty OF MISUNDERSTANDING
Nrtttcnt Iu>1ruCf1on to be Given to
Women.

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omen.
xru s.h,r mir a6, fterfsro+1drnrs of rhf Ir.r3if
~ ~ Fhs.
.n,o ro,,, nj ncrcrt. cauvens3 in snaci,,
" 1o"4a =. 'A
seEeloa sertostaT-
NecCnt Walker. Chairman OF the Executive
Committee. stated the object Of the meeting
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WON 81 Wctnen u soe -aee'sai bepA6eaent oa
the University
Hy reuucst, the Dean OF the Medical Fac
80, usno-o,l. E.,r. ~ cr,tn,. af H., rn;,.,.,,,
4oMr ne!,o'aese H -''''' " '''e ~''Ns's"S
H"n.,aa ~ ,
~ SshsM 81 .as MsIal .., rs. saeGs. sae ua!tf-
ssv n y, af"n Il, s rneIieaI .ca,,9n cf
sss a1,en N an s9nrss; te,r ssnttea,s IL 1o,f 81
70 tic ouly possible method ior aeco1npllshlng II
1t seve.A 1ueetiGnF, .pcentiy het.l. resolutions
have been rasset ieaiDrmiuE the views expressed
la report Of the faculty reeeuu{ subj
, 1870-07-30

rmrI:e- Chatl.. 0t-rtpcke1, Athletic Club
Ss"trsr-Ntfsrz. Stevenson and schwartz.
Uarat.I-1 No l',urr And forty tnIputee.
THE jESIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
TIE contest fur The junior championship OF the
Srrthwss; Was terminated yesterday afternoon
hy iis icatIt al Dexter rark between tse Ucc,5sn-
lal Juniors. ri quincy. Ill, and our Acttvcs-
ihr later winning by Rcore at II to 19 The Oc-
ct!tnta1 junttrs arc the pet club OF Quincy, hay-
l!,c rfelteis tho test felor clnh Of St Louis one
"a a: lied II anotncs, ttcst'Ita e1t!nEutShing
laHon'e tat'c country clubs They hah deteate'l
The Pas tines at the tournament hy scure Qt GO
70 :. AID. ela'eI ty their former uiumphs. bcg1n
-hr .atLc yesterday confident Of stecess, hut th.
.let:v.+. IuEy arrrtrtatrE wha: WAS at stake, by
rasrtul Eay and safe batting. although ceraLlera-
ky s.sairr in phfklqne than their Oppaneuta, Aur-
cts 'l III e1tltcty 1en1ollshtng thcin. The Actlves
tt..k hh nf Sander pitching from the start au,1
"hrn NhitseMure anl Sawyer put in the 'ttsnp-
trrs. tEtv -'rnskc,l the lb8!t harder thnn cref
y! ta.. fFct,!tntals, Comstock, Mcdonald aud
Castle catyi-f Ut the hnnofs in ne1tinE whtle Nc
n !ah!, Actalllt, and Sanders Tt.l the batting
g. r.. nf tEp Actirrs, I!apau1n, Hrannock Bah
,,'k. "u, yuung W.11le Foley lei in the Lattinr.
a7, divided the tre.t with Edwards an.l !. Fnlry
n ;tlr tl'iinc department The difficult nj catches
.is.c t.r tE1rle liabcOck, OF the .Acttyea. AMI
t.s.a-is ~. ii ihc Orcihrn:ai*, While playing At
>k'ft e'"r. we're ffnrc!sIls noticeable The much
seSti question Of the inHinr championship Ia now
stsf.,'. The Actiyes have won II, and fairly, nul
:..d far 10 k'trn Lit them Keep 81 tl.ev have
lrun sind II VII! nee,l M prophet to fotclell thar
Neg will raHk among thu nrst u the amateur
r.us.s oi tie country, le'0w is