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WIN. +. HOLTZMAN, Trustee
sf29 dSds LATIMER & OLEARY, Auct'rs
by GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No, SIG southeast corner of 7th and streets

- No. $40 southeast corner Of It'll and ID streets.
- BY virtue OF q deed of trust to the subscriber,
date September sixth, A. ID. lS69 and recorded
lin Liber T. 4 No. II, folio Is Ct seq. one Of
the Land Records Of Washington county, ID. G., aud
by the direction Of the party secured thereby, shall
p. m, FRIDAY, October 9Th, the following de-
scribed property:-Lot number Twenty seven q },
in Redfearn g recorded subdivision OF Square num-
bered three hundred and thirty eight 3S fronting
10Th street west, beix cen U and north.
Terms of SALE One third cash, and balance in al
and twelve months with interest at ten per per
annum. Fifty dollars down at time of sale.
X. W. BOWMAN, Trustee.
se23d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers,
ID Southeast corner Eth and ID streets

ID Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
LOT ON TIRE CORNER OF 1IrH STREET
TON.
- On THURSDAY, the 9th day Of October
O1S10, at D O'Clock m, shall sell, in front of
1.-THE premises, q beautiful Building Lot-Corco-
rams subdivision OF Lot A, in Square No 3l3-beng
Is feet front by Ito feet deep the 18th
street west and street north. This lot is beauti-
fully situated tor frsl class private residence aud
bur inc SIS property.
Terms: One half cash; balance in G. IL and II
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by a
deed of trust on the premises sold. All convey
ancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. $50 down on the day of sale.
seSU Rep ,oc3I GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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10y LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucuoneers,
u lSucceseors % Cooper q atimer,D
Southwest corner Penn b avenue and uth street
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0Y 0kEEN 3 WILLIAMS, AuctfOneers'
ID No 319, southeast corner Of 7th and streets
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON l2rH
SIkEET EAST AND STREET, EAST OF
THE CAPITOL, Ar AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9th of October next,
EM we shall sell, at O'Clock m, in front of the
3premises, the following named property. viz
Lots numbered 4, and z. in Square No l007, with
the improvements Lot No. Is vacant; Lot No. has
good Frame House. with other out buildings; Lot
No. hiss a good Frame House, fronting 18th
street, with other out buildings and on which the
sale will commence. Ali the Lots run back to q ~
feet alley.
Terms: One third cash: balance in g., l. and Is
months for notes be- airing interest day of sale
A deed given and deed Of trust taken. All convey
ance at cost Of purchaser, including stamps. $50
will he required paid down when the property il sold
se29-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ARREST or AN ALLEGED F03GES.

AN individual named James Griffin, who Is said
to be coachman by occupation, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Mann at Tarrytown. Westchester
county, on Monday to answer charge Of having,
rs Is alleged, forged an endorsement on check
Tor $244. The accused, 1t appears, presented
The check at the First National Bank of Tarry-
town few days since, ana being q
stranger lie was informed that the document before
oeinR cashed must be endorsed by some responsible
saI's ID the village Having lived in the neighbour
49," 49,, a. one TINE Griffin subsequently found firm
~ endorsed his claim. aud who he also induced to
a'N "'s own signature the check on the plea that
NC oou'u not write. The check was accordingly
oasueo' ou. on being sent to New York was found
~ - '",ess ON account OF the fraudulent en-
authorities Griffin was d,scovoroa =, p.a',',.'''
s waere ne r naa ALREADY been arrested on Charge
that Official committed the nccnsca =, ., ~, dnnn
lat " await further examination " 's 'oun'!
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Personal Intelligence.

Z. y. philips Surgeon J. IL. Janncy and +. II
Manan, OF the Uurcd States Army, are temporaril,
stopping AT the Metropolitan Hotel.
General II. q. Robinson, OF Binghanton, and
Judge Tremsn, or Albany are guests at the 81.
Nicholas Hotel
Baltazzl EGennl, Charge d'Adares OF the Turkish
Legation, IS occupying rooms at the Albemarc
Holel.
Mahlon Chance, OF Ohio, United States Consul ut
Nassau, who has been stumping this State In sup
port OF the republican party Is al present domicicd
at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel g. McCooK, OF OHIO liz at present STAYING NJ
the Filth Avenue Hotel awaiting the arrival OF his
family. per steamer Java from Europe, where tncy
have been durin. the summer
Governor J. 7. Hoffman leaves this morning for
Albany
DR.. q. s. Symes, lately OF Honolulu, arrived yes.
tcrday, per the overland route, from San Francisco
The Doctor, whe Is on his way to England Is tempo.
iariiy staying at the st. Charles Hotel where he Will
remain until his departure on Saturday.
L. A. Cooley, editor OF Goaevs Ladvs Book, who
has been travelling through the Eastern States
at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
James Gamble. superintendent OF the Pacific
division OF the Western Union Telegraph Company,
arrived In this city yesterday and engaged rooms at
the Metropolitan Hotel
Judge Bell, Of Texas. IA at the Everett House.
Hugh McCulloch, ey-Secretary OF the Treasury
and Mr.. J. ii. Puleston sail In the Scotia to-day
They go to London 20 establish there the new bank
Ing house OF jay Cooke, McCuloch & Co.. which is
to commence business on the LIST OF January next
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KAYAL IETELllGEaGt.

The little gunboat Palos, fourth rate, 300 tons,
Commander Lester A. Beardslee, en- route for the
Aslatic squadron, arrived at Colombo, Ceylon Sep
TENDER 7, and after coang ana taking in fresh sup
plies, sailed again on the 18th for China. She Is TO
act tender to and despatch boat for Rear Admiral
John Rogers. The Paos passed through the Suez
Canal, aud Is making fine passage to China.
The store steamer TailapO0sa, Lieutenant David
g. McRitcnie, arrived AT the Brooklyn Navy Yard on
Monday last. She sails to-day for the Philadelphia
Norfolk and Washington Navy Yards and Will carry
70 Norfolk detachment Of forty-seven seamen for
the United States corvette Severn, repairing at that
station. The Severn Will rejoin the North Atlantic
squadron II the bedplafe or her engine can be re-
paired without taking II entirely out Of the ship.
Commander James 81 Thornton has been ordered
to navigation duty at the Portsmouth IN. HI Navy
Yard. Lieutenant Commander +. A. Cook Is ordered
TO temporary duty on board OF the receiving shin
Independence; Assistant Paymaster Gowan to DUTY
Assistant Paymaster Emery at the New York
Navy Yard. Commander McCauley has been de-
tached from navigation duty at the Portsmouth IN
H. Navy Yard and ordered to the Naval Academy;
Passed Assistant Surgeon McMurtrie from the re-
ceiving ship Potomac and placed on waiting orders.
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PRESENTATION MEETING an TgE asT0a
HOSE.

very pleasant affair came OF yesterday evening
at the Astor House, on the occasion OF the departure
OF Colonel j. II. Puleston to take charge OF the
English branch OF the banking house or Jay Cooke
Co., in London The presentation was made by
the ST. Davids Benevolent Society to Colonel Pules-
ton as o. testimony OF their high regard OF
hum as their president, ana consisted or
resolutions beautifully engrossed finely
tinted paper. The presentation speech was very
neatly and ieelingly delivered by II. N. Morgan
and, in responding, Colonel PuIeston alluded 20 the
manifold connections OF his life with the So
clety and It's members individually, and most
appropriately promised 10 treasure the souvenir
rs the remembrance nearest his heart
After wishing the health and happiness OF
Colonel Puleston and family by the means or a
hearty toast exchanging sentiments OF friendship
ana nterchanging the remembrances or Old associa-
tons, stirring and eloquent speech was made by
William Miles, President OF the Aston Savings Bank.
Mr.. Miles went over tho history Of his early ac-
quantance with Colonel Pueston, the connection of
the latter with the war OF the rebellion. his advent
into Wall street as banker his uptIring efforts in
behalf OF the st. Davd's Society, and his appoint
mcnt as representative OF Jay Cooke K Co. In Lon
don. MIR. Miles, remarks were received with great
applause. After hearty farewell The party sepa-
rated IN The best OF feelings.
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ANARCHY IN TRANCE.
TELEGRAM 70 TIE aEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM 10 TIE HEW YORK HERALD.
Demonstration Against Thicrs-A Price set
Upon Napoieon's aud Enzainc,s Head.
Anairs in Perpignup.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1870.
On the 3lst Theirs hotel In Paris was surrounded
by crowd OF the reds, crying "Down with Thiersl
Down with the traitorl Down with the dupe,
A PRICE uPoN THEIR HEADS.
The journal Les Dyosts de rHonne. published nc
Montpelier, sets price on Bazaine's ana Napo.
.leon's heads, ana opened subscription TO pay for
their assassination.
ARREST or GENERAL BARRAL
General Barral, who commanded the artillery at
Strasbourg, was arrested at Crenoble on charge
OF treason against the republic. The mob assem-.
bled before the Generals hotel. crying out, 1--WE
are the sovereign peoplel Down with the servant,
of the empirer 1t was with great difficulty that
Barral was rescued from the hands OF the mob
ond conveyed to the prison or st. Joseph. Hauss-
mann, exPrefect OF Paris was arrested a, his villa at
Nice.
REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK IN pERpioNAN
A correspondent. writing from Pc rpignan the 4th
INST, says:-"A civil war has commenced hero
with frightful scenes. The colonel commanding
here was assaied by bands OF ''redsr and cut down.
The chief OF the gendarmes underwent the same
Fate. NJ De Bardas, the Mayor was stoned to death
before his own house. | never witnessed sirht SO
herribe. Another gentleman was pursued by the
MOB ana killed with butchers hammers. The
National Guard are assembling to quell the
mob. All The houses and shops are closed"
GPerpignan, the scene of this terrible outbreak IA
city OF some $4,000 inhabitants, the chief place of
the department Of the Eastern Pyrcnees 1t lies
the Spanish border, little west Of the Medi,
erranean ana Is some 500 miles south or Paris It
fortified city OF the first class, surrounded by
wall and defended BY citadel. 1t is ill-buit, with
crooked streets but Its envrons are very charming
1t has several cloth factories tannerles ana dstil.
leries and It's commerce Is in wine wool oil honey
&c. Its origin is placed by tradition several Gen.
turtles back Of the Roman Invasion, but its real his.
tory does not extend beyond the eleventh century.
IL obtained franchises from the kings or Arragon,
and III the thirteenth century, when 1t had become
the capital Of the kingdom OF Majorca its walls
were extended. 1t sustained memorable siege
against the troops of Louis X. OF France and cant
tulated in A75 but was returned TO the Spaniards
during the reign OF Charles WIZ 1t was finally In
corporoted into French territory under Louis KILL
in 1922
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showed him great ilwlll as the bearer OF the news
that Metz had capitulatel A guard was required
Tor ma protection and nnay nc LEFT the city with
an escort OF cavalry. Fayrc, WHO was 10 have ac-
companled him, excasei himself &C the last mo-
meni, on account Of the threatening aspect OF
afa'rs. Theirs nal ak interviews with bismarck.
Except n the diplomatic circles no body paid him
the least attention.
All tue oefman commanders regard peace impos-
sible unlil Paris is taken, but even now the bonl-
parchment Is not certain. The siege guns are ac-
tuay 10 position on many points, but IL is believed
the IRE VIII not he opened before the 10Th. The
intercepted letters from Paris are B!ed with COM
plants FOR want or food. supplies az st. Ccrmain
and Versailles are more abundant than ever, great
quantities Of provisions, and especially forage,
discovered almost daily THAI were concealed by the
French.
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lssIauCIlyE FEE N Book IN.

The alarm OF fire sounded for the Twenty seventh
district, about four O'Clock last evening, was occa-
stoned by the discovery Of flames issuing from the
engine house OF the Erie Bason Dry Dock at the
foot of Elizabeth street. Red Hook Point. Tue fire
was discovered by the engineer la the boiler room
or the engine house and spread with great rapidity.
The fire engines were prompt In arriving on the
scene Of acton, but were OF avail. The building
together with the valuable machinery, was entirely
destroyed. Tue structure was OF brick one story
and q half In height and cost $4,000. The ma,
chinery was also worth $4,000. The property was
asceita.le 4.
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MILITARY AND OTHER RE
PORTS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Dcfcncrs al Lyons-A9airs in the
Around Paris-The German Coast in the
Darls-Oread ul Distress and discomfort in
| Gcrmnny-The Archbishop of Poscn at vcr-
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News.
~ LONDON, Nov. s, 1870.
Asince the failure OF the armlstce an atak by the
FNach IN force Is momentarlIy expected.
PREPARATIONS AT LYONS.
Vtorous preparations are making at Lyous for
collecedand all the able-bodied citizens have been
Thoroughly armed. All communication nornward
from lyons has been cut by the Prussaus.
AFFAIRS AT MARsEILLEs.
A despatch from Marseiles, dated November
states that Esquiros reports that the people are
now in compute submission to the government au-
thorites. liz therefore submits his resignation as
sorting that the duty of the hour tie unite against
the invaders
Another despatch says:-Al is quiet at Marsclllcs.
The press Of that city publish u Proclamation from
the new Administrator, NJ. Gent, recommending
moderation aud the setting aside OF all purposes
save the counsry's defence.
THElclNPAtGN IN THE vos6Es.
telegram hon Versailles, dated to-day, states
that General TIsiow reported to the Prussian head
quarters here Yesterday that his division had re-
pulsed the Francs-llreurs in several engagements
the I'd inst, between C0lmar and Befort. He reports
also the occurrence of several skirmshes at Rouge
mont and Petit Magny, between the Prussians and
the Garde Mobile, ia which the French lost i've OIL
GERS and 1o3 men, The French fortress OF Belrort
was invested on Thursday, the Cd inst. Communlca-
ton with General Werder has been re-established.
HOW THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE Is MANAGED
correspondent al the headquarters OF the Army
OF the Loire on the 9th says:-This army has III
creased rapidly and numbers lo0 00o The artillery
Is abundant, but harness and saddlery are de-
ncient, The men are well equipped aud
fed. The French generals cannot make
~ out why they have been permitted
TO concentrate SO large force unmoested.
The French themselves, when changing front at
oalDos, INTENDED 10 attack but did NOT because the
Dovemcm TOOK SIX DAYS instead OF twenty.four
hours. Iheir failure was due TO the interference OF
the Tours government, which insisted on directing
every detail ana had Its own plan OF battle. Every
thing broke down from sheer ignorance ami incom-
potency, yet the generals are now blamed Tor the
delay
THE SIEGE OF NgGr BRISAcH.
Particulars OF the siege OF Neuf Brisach SHOW
that Fort Nor Ter was destroyed By bombar,imen.
on the 9Th, and the French batteries defending the
town were dismounted. The French commander
discontinued Shrng on Alt-Brlsach which was oc-
cupied by the prussians.
ENFORCING DISCIPLINE u TIVE FRENCH ARsfy.
A correspondent writing from Blols November 4
says:-The headquarters OF the Army OF the Loire
viii probably soon arrive here Daurelles Is exceed
ingty unpopular with the tropE he has shot liz
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> A r 1 s /.
The End of the Armistios
Negotiations.
BISnGARCR'S EXPLANATIONS.
France Rapidly Approaching
u State OF Anarchy.
REVOLUTION IN pERPIawAN
Attack from the Paris Troops
MOlnentarily Expected.
VERDUN GIVES UP.
~>~~>~~~oo>~~>~>ys~~>>-
Dreadful State of Distress and Dis
content i'm Germany.
DISCIPLINE TIL TIE FRENCH ARMY.
THEIRS AND BISMARCK.
Attack from the Paris Troops
M0mentarily Expected.
VERDUN GIVES UP.
Dreadful State of Distress and Dis,
content i'm Germany.
DISCIPLINE TIL THE FaEWCH ARMY
THEIRS AND BISMARCK.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


First Hopes OF nn ArInistice-NegotiGtion md
u Failure--faris Not to be RevictunIIcd.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1870.
Special kilograms from Versailles dated yester-
DAY evening, report that negotiations for arms-
tice between the Prus4ans and French are posi-
lively ended.
M. Theirs visited Count Bismarck on the 9th
Instant at the hour OF two O'Clock In the afternoon.
After his return 1t was thought that an armistce
had been agreed to- as the forts OF Paris became
quite silent.
This morning Theirs started for Tours, and 1t be
came known that the negotiations with the Prus-
SLAMS had failed on the point OF the French demand
for revlcualling Paris which would not be complied
with by King william.
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lher homes after certain date WIN be dnsi nf,y
Ifahcs per dAy as long Ms such absence continues.


francs per day as long rs such absence continues
Tue RAILWAY PUNISHMENT
lne frussians continue TO force the most emlnen.
cuizens living on the railway lines 70 ride mon the
locomotives the object being prevent accident,
80 "ie Trains. Tie baroar!'y Of the invaders In
eessus Ia proportion the resistance or the popa-
ia'lon to their crue rsquisiIion-. Many acts or ex
ifeme feiocliy are reported
oARiHALDrs ADDRESS.
correspondent win Canbadi telegtaphs nom
Dole. November Z as iunows-
oafipaidl has issued the following address 10 Tue
Italian baltal'ons now under him:--
soLpiEHs-We meet again. You are young ana
NBoIousi am oid ana nnrm but san sleadft.t 10
ny principles. we nght for the republic universal
as wen as the French. | rejoice 10 lead once more
ny Ola sodlers. Remember THAT TO you ~ cou1ideu
,ns honor OF itay. You have fought the battles Of
fatherland. nope to be worthy OF you.
The battalions responded with cheers for an uni
yersal and French republic and for Garibaldi.
We leave Dole tomorrow 10 advance.
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Auction sale or


CENTRAL PARK IOTs
On FfFTY-NIsrH STREET.
MADISON AVENUE,
EIGHTH AVENUE,
THlRTy.NINE CENTRAL PARK TRoHn uSS '''ss'''
Several Parcels, having
FRONTS OF OVER 200 FEET.
being most desirable locations churches hotels puIo
Institutions Park Residences city upocc,iDed
ana composing the largest and offered
IN New York for many years.
At Auction,
Thursday. November H. 1910, at ~ NJ, at tina
Exchange salesroom, III Broadway,
A. H. MULLER, L. X: WILKINS a CO.,
49, = Auctlorcers, No. 2 Pine street
bth st2 Lots block facing Central PARK bounded bv
BIN ay or plaza, 9TH 6sh 59h feet fontaes
the Park. " '~oS
cd and SD sts.-5 Lots near Madison nv ID
Madison av.-Front between SCI SD SITS
Lots northeast of SD Lots southeast corner
OF 9Th ct.
e5th ST. Lots Madison nv
slst s4 Lots near 9TH which VIII here he bridget
ot avl3 Lots fronting the Park, between SD
Lots northeast 69th
Lots between 10th and 18th SITS.
two sides.
Gath st-2 Lots near 9th nv.
18th st.-Entire north side between 9th and 9th ava
9TH ST. Lois near 9Th av, facing Park.
18th st.-Northvegt corner 9th facing Park.
slst and S2d sts.-3 Lots Sth
9th av.- Lots southeast Of 7fth
sixty per cent OF purchase remain mortgage
when desired
For maps information apply the Auctoncers M. z
Pine street, OF at the Office of j. NJ PINKNEY. ~ cedars
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MAILS FOR E0ROPE.

The steamship Idaho VIII leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown ana Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post ONCE
at twelve O'Clock noon.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-
viii be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning
Single COPIES tn wrappers for maiug, SIX cent?
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Army INTELLIGENCE.

The Board to Revise the Army Tactics, which has
been in session in st. LOUIS since September 25 ad-
jonrned on Saturday. General Schoneld President
left forASan Francisco on Sunday. General J. II.
Potter, commanding AZ Fort Sanders wyoming
Territory; General Merrill, Major Van Worst and
Colonel Hamilton viii remain in ~. Louis short
time a committee 10 perfect the text OF three vol
un,es OF new tactics, to be completed in the course
M
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rarsSisy opsy,ey.
TELEGRAM 70 lie NEW Yaik HEaALl.

A National Les-on Recommended for France.
BERLIN, Nov. I, 1870.
The No,ddeutsche zeit,t,a0 says that the French
government In Paris having refused to listen to rea-
son the cannon OF Germany win be resorted to for
the purpose OF delivering 1t lesson. Thc persons
who have usurpcd authority in France are response
BILE for the blood OF the thousands who viii suffer-
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SPECIAL LETTERS FROM EUROPE. Il Our
special correspondents in Europe supply the
interesting budget of Old World news re-
ports which appears in our columns. The
mail adgices are dated to the 2Sth of October.
We have review Of Paris inside the fortifca-
tons, with description Of its every day life
The street scenes, songs, CATS enjoymeuts and
irade-as il presented. The statement reveals
The Parisians as light-hearted and joyous, yet
frivolous, particularly when we consider the
ruin which reigned on every side in their
midst. A thrilling narrative OF a balloon voy-
age adventure which was experienced ia an
endeavor to get out Of Paris accompanies the
details. or the history Of the war we are fur
nished with some facts concerning General
Burnside's mission and the efforts which were
being made by a French faction against the
interests OF the French nation. In Berlin there
was happy blending of citizen philanthropy,
patriotism and religion with a kindly express
sion towards the outer world--to America
particularly. Rome, clerical Rome, remained
torpid under the civil rule of Italy The police
OF the Holy City had come out as metropolitan
reformers, and the baton was superseding the
beads in the streets.
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NEW YORK CITY NEW 5

The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours Ia co-
parlsoa with the corresponding day OF last year. AZ
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner VI Ann street,
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The Board of Police yesterday transferred Captain
Mcdonnell from the Twenty-eighth TO Sixteenth,
Captain Petty from Twenty.sixth 10 Twenty.eigh;h
and Captain Thorne from the Sixteenth To the
Twenty sixth. They also finally broke up the
Infamous grand roundsman system by sending some
to post duty ana Others TO precincts with present
rank
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Who Can Toll the Amount of Money Thar
win change hands the result of the election? II must
reach millions Who tell the number OF hats that will
be lost and Won? Thousands upon top OF thcdsands
very pretty thing TO bet hat and order
on KNOX the Halter, No. 2ia Broadway. crner OF Fuoa
street. will satisfy the most fastiaous IL Of fashion
and elegance. Next to winning one OF noSs Hats u the
pleasure q losing one to fsisnd Try t. Who'll 6sV
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PROBABLE MURDER.

During quarrel with his wife last night at their
residence NO. JOG East Thirtysecond street. Edward
Long was dangerously stabbed in the abdomen by
the woman, Who Is ncaIcerated at the Twenty -nrst
ward station house. lie was seat to Bellevue Hos
"
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a Large Majority Voted the Gymnastic
ticket for JOHN WOODS GYMNASIUM, No. East Twenty.
egh,h street. The best In the city; go year.