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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29
LADY FRANKLIN IN CINCINNATI.
Her Reception at the Burnet Houso-Per.
sonaI APPEARANCE Of a Brnve Old Indy.

Her Reception at the Burnet Houso-Per.
sonal Appearance Of Bravo Old Indy.
(From the Cincinnati Enquirer, July 26.l
Lady Franklin remained in the city yesterday,
and In the afternoon, as announced, received her
friends and the public in the main parlor OF the
Burnet House.
Between the hours of three and four O'Clock
large numbers of citizens, gentlemen and ladies.
called to pay their respects, and the levee was
quite brilliant The distinguished object OF az
tention received all graciousy, and was gracefui
ly assisted by Miss Cracroft, Mr.. J. d. Caldwell
and Captain Hal introducing the callers. The de-
mand for autographs was immense, and Lady
Franklin must have written several hundred for
enthusiastic collectors. In fact, she was kept
busy with her pen during most Of the reception
seeming amused at the turn affairs had taken, but
willingly acceding to all requests
There were those who expected to see tall
dignifed, old lady, with silvered hair. Instead
they saw medium-sized gentlewoman, In cap
and dark brown wig, dressed in black silk skirt
and cool, loose jacket of white linen, trimmed
with black lace. Miss Cracroft was dressed also
in dark silk skirt white jacket with arms of trans
parent MULE. She seemed fiat, fair and forty"
Following the reception, Lady Franklin was
driven, under the escort OF Captain Hall and Mr..
our beautiful suburbs to which she seemed to
have taken decided liking. While in Covington
the party called on the father of President Grant,
Mrs. Grant and her daughter, Mrs. Kramer, and
chatted pleasantly for some time.
Last night, escorted to the depot by Captain
Hall and Mr.. Caldwell, the ladies left for New
York via Niagara. Captain Hall follows in q few
days to begin preparations for his great expedi'
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29
Scenes in the French Legisla-
ture and the Streets of Paris.
Special History of the Hohenzollerl
Negotiations in Madrid.
Baron Mercier'S Interview with Minister SagaSta
and the Spanish Reply.
Napoleon Insulted, France in Blaze,
Germany United and the Peo-
Piles Alarmed

special correspondence reporting the progress Of the
war agitation between France and Prussia to the
10th OF July. France, will be seen, was in a blaze
OF excitement and Germany uniting rapidly. From
Madrid we have a special letter, which supplies q
most valuable report Of the position Of the Spanish
Cabinet on the crown question and right OF the
Spanish people to manage their own affairs Baron
Mercier's-the French Minister in Madrid-nterview
with the Spanish Minister. Sagasa, relative to the
Hohenzollern nomination. with the calm reply Of the
Spaniard to the Freedman, specially described
and detailed and with valuable accuracy and
great esprit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29
A CASE THAT SHOULD Sc HIVES TlGAIeO.
EDITOR OF THR HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
On Tuesday morning, about nine O'Clock, young
man named OBrien was found dead in the house
next but to First avenue. AT that time his body
was in decomposed state, and must have been
dead twelve or sixteen hours. The police and
cOroners have been notified but all they have done
and are still keeping watch OF over 500 found in hts
possession Last night the undertaken got permit
to bury him to-day, leaving hts friends and &C
quaintances and the public In the dark 70 whether
he died natural death. was murdered, or committed
suicide Where are the cOrOner5p ]. G0WAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29

An AsTONIsHER-On Thursday night man
named Douglass was walking the track or the
railroad, some two miles above the Bangor tMe.)
station, when wood train came down the line.
Being advanced In years and somewhat nearsighted,
Mr.. Douglass did not get or the track, when sud-
denly, to his great surprise, he was struck by the
COW catcher OF the engine and thrown some thirty
feet from the rails into some alder bushes. he was
speaking OF the road tho train and the emp oyes IN
words not at all complimentary, when men rom the
train reached HIM. Btrange to say he escaped with
couple Of broken ribs and some bruises, from
which no VIII easily recoveN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29

ANOTHER LONGEVITY. Shankln, who re.
sides six miles from town, is Ill years old and
hasa daughter living with her who is eighty aud
Odd. The old lady was grown in the revolution,
cry war and remembers CORVALLIS when he had
his headquarters in this town. Mrs. Shanklin is a.
Of thirty years. liAsboro' IN. "a RscordeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29

.
opinions OF the Spanish press touching the Prssan
candidature l send the following which gather
from different city papers
La correspondence de EspaHa says:-"The Cabi-
net of Berlin informs that of France that the Prus-
sian gov eminent has had no Intervention whatever
In the question of the new candidate, and 1t was an
AFFAIR arranged only between Prince Hohenzollern-
Sgmaringen and General Prim. II this be true 1t
would signify that the able Count Bismarck has
played the role of Pontius PLATE In the matter"
La Poltnca. the most authorized organ Of the
Montpensierst party, opposes the canddature Of the
Prussian prince under the title OF The Murat CUES.
tion." 1t also afirms shat Great Britain energeti
cally supports the conduct OF the French Ambassa-
dor In Ems, 30 as to prevent the triumph OF the
Hohenzolern canddature. and that the King Of
Prussia will advise his nephew to desst In his aspl
rations to the throne OF Spain. OF the attitude Of
Austria little need be said DESTROYS Of avengng the
defeat OF Sad0wa and Of forming an alliance
with France are suflclent to oblige Prussia
to lay aside her ambitious projects. Let the
ministerial parties say what they will and
reunite the Cortes when they like ana let the gov
eminent be as cautious as they please, we persist
more and more in the impossibility OF the triumph
OF the Prussian candldature In Spain"
La Iberta says the republican papers. that on all
OCCASIONS get W MANIFESTATION nave already an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05

TuEsnAY Oct. 4-FI1UR AND MRAL-The mar.
Ret was fairly actve and prices shade nruer,
cOnsldeTaolc falling on IN receipts shipping
as In fact are comparatively ctc and n in these
err nouTs will for some time, owing To the
destruction caused by n" ssyere Hoods Rye ndur and
meal sealy, Al the plarkct OF 10 day there wa
lair demand Tor export and home NC,
decnled ndva"ce we quote sa6srrhe state and
Western $40 $50 extra state,&c.R S.gRh r0unu
hoop Ohio $3.50 fl15; Western spring wheat extras.
ts.Sd o. t0i Western snrng wheat double eytIns
f65Got6 50 Western ard 4 LOUIS winter wheat ezra
aud double extras, taGo%t.S Genesee extras " DC
q; city shIpping eStrNs, t5IgefAG1 city trade
and family bianns, SOS fonihern shipping extras
s5G0sto; southern baker and family Drards, $G2ls
ts,75. Rive hrur snp'Inne cxirt y e5sS IS Corn
GRLIs-An INTERRUPTION OF supplies by break IN the
canal has srene thencd prices and checked CUISINES D.
Wheat to-day n sdNle nrm 2, bnt dull nominal
quotations were; oil No 1tprhs, 29 20 old No.
sprnF Vi n }n 8; red and smber win er, St3latl37
wnte, t tDetl6 20, with sales of $500 bushels, mosl'
In mi range Corn shade hfnar aud very scarce;
sales 8 900 bushels Ut $1,000. for western mixed. Vel
Weste n. gsalic Barley-l0 no hnsnes Western s1ld
at {l.lI4 we quote State a Sl@t H. Barley MALI
salabe NJ tldfl 90 OAts active and hrmcri stles 4
900 bushels &C. for old WESTERN Sic for old and new
do SC. hid for new DO, AMI b5G5ic. for mixed and
PRovIsI0Ns-rIog products have been unsettle /
Fork was iarly active today o. higher prices, hui
closed hnIl and hcayy sales 90 bnI at for mess
and t2A69I for tina mes, Beef dul NJ tl0Dtl8 for
plain aud e1tra uless Tierce beet duil and nomlna
meats Weas at iiosilc for picSled hams bacOn dull
AMI heavy at " - fDr long clear Dressed hoI- nfm
AZ l0xGllltc. Lard quiet bit nrn sales 80 pkss,
il.Gcl5c Tor city, snd l5Sc for Western steam.
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IN THE DRY GOODS P4LACEs
Lord g. Taylor Preparing TO Enter their
Up town Store-UnderseIiing the Market

Lord g. Taylor Preparing to Enter their
Up town Store-Underseiiing the Market
Interesting Facts about Kid Gloves.
As Lord 4 Taylor intend 10 convert their re-
tail dry goods establishment on Broadway into a
Wholesale store, they have been for month past
selling OF their old stocx nj reduced prices, prepare
torl TO- ,.,sir- into their new building Broadway
and Use ur r'et. Handsome striped poplins,
costing a. .a red al 70 cents a yard silks
lately at s. .-. are now at 1880 to a; pus1
wraps are o. ,.t Worth els beaver satks $l2,
worth :, and t-u-c OF cloth and astrachan equally
cheap.
The only articles that preserve their former rates
are kid gloves, which, owing To the troubles Ia
is their cnel noint Of manu- ac,ure, though many
are made in Vienna and Belgium. The price has
risen here lately from si76 To 81 pair for ladies'
single-buttOned gloves, and 70 s2.5O for two-bui-
toned gloves. The former may soOn reach IS
or lste years our bellies have worn ligh,..o.orel
gloves more than formerly, and tho quantity soiled
and worn IL much greater than when dark gloves
them In this counri but the price 0f labor would
be probably 50 adAN against less than 81 In France
About fifteen months are required 10 cure and pre-
pare skin before II can be used for glove makiny,
and much capital with which skins are purchased,
necessarily lies idle during the process. skins Of
Kids have, thus lar, been found much superior TO
others tor the purpose
Rat skins, trough drm, cannot be rendered thor
ongnly white and sheep ani lamb skins easily tear.
Tins would also be the case with those Of cats or
pu Ties. Dog .kns are used for mems gloves,
The rush OF the fashion ables TO Lord X TuylOrs
Is great, and the Young BritoDs and tetH behind the
counters are perpstuliy on tie move
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
OncstIons Tor the KnowInQ,

10 NE FNNOT OF TIC sun,
SIR; There are three things which cannot
rccOunt for, yea, four which are to me unaccouuta
be:
The frs, Ia tho Rawlins fund subscription headed
by Grant; was It paid by Grant or by jay Gould
a Co : This Ia question which Affects tho dead and
The living. Widows and orphans win lay II serious.
ly 10 heart
secondy--Do Sidney Webster ana J. +. Bancroft
Davis conduct Cuban affairs In oonsonance with the
known wishes and sympstnies Of the American
penplef
Thirdy-Wly Ia not Gen. Hiram Walbridge In
Gen. Grants Cabinet OF euriottiesi WIN the peo-
pie wait much longer
FOurthly-Why are all the relations and brothers
inaw OF Gen. Grant thrust into the public service
and Brother C,rbin Ien ouIf The hethodisIs are
sorely perplexed about thiA
Let fHI sUN anime On and settle these question:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsBEs HERE 4SD THERE ny THE
SUNS REIORIEHS

Practical Woman'S Pights The Nublest
Mission Of the sex Education IN the Gu re
OF the ~ick-'rhe Coilcar ut second Avenue
aud Twelfth street.
While institutions Of usefulness are springiug
NJ all over The land and the intellect Of woman is
beginning to be appreciated, none stands out WITH
a nobler record than the Medical COLLEGE foi We.
men, Ut Second avenue and Twelfth street The
ability OF woman to become proficient In the science
ofmeii"no has a. last been demonstrated hevonI =
doubt and ~ consequence, rec. Itly, wo have seen
many noble women bravely toilipg to .in success in
this branch OF human usefulness. The graduates Of
this College prove is worthiness. One Of them, Dr.
Amelia Manning, delivered highly interesting lee
turo yesterday afternoon In the College the first Of
course VI twelve upon Physiology aud Hygiene, to
b. delivered on tuesday and Friday vi each week
through DC obef This is preliminary course, and
nee 10 all women who feel any interest in he sub
teCt Tie cOuise for students ope1s on the first o..
November. TO all women VINO wish to study the
healing ART, the College affords every facility This
yoar a larlc cum has been spent In Increasing the
,praratus fo nstruci1n thus rendering 1t inferior
g. no medical educational insututution in the
country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
DIED.

AcKERMAN-on oct =, in the IS year OF his age,
Funeral irom the reformed Church 18Th st., near 18th
Az on Ihursday morning y II O'Clock. Friends and
&C ohkIIS T0n Tuesday morning. in tae i7d year Of
UNIrrD srirrs LoDdr. No. 1873. l. o. o. F.-The
mSns ,, o. ,s L91Fe are hereby no,ifsd e &c pre-
M oeo To end sSe mineral Of our se bro sro
Lace JSGE Il NSTSsf e GRsr dse
pI 1SSSs I1.d $ r.T md sn Of
pcv as;d 70 YEAR, dsdsSSr Of franx and Maggie Sn
FXRRGIi|on Oct. a. 1870. owen Farrell, native
OF LanesDoto, county Longford Ireland, in the iath
~. riend5 and relative. arc respectfully invited 70
.9n st. on ihursday, at O'Clock. without further no
TROsr At Mainland, Staten I.lapd. on sunday
!5ht, Oct 2 Louisa wife VI Samuel n Frost, IN the
ic'aGyes ald iehds Of the family are invited to at
iond he funeral, from hcr lac residence. ocl?cs
., ~ OF wednesday, s,h Inst carnage at Vsndct.
,LiIls'f;-,in Drooklyn, on oct :. Of paralysis.
IN, nne ,ienis an a'inMat31q" 9i w ianiiy, anu
SsSa ton ID. iss ieldaec ~ BEDFORD Of ay, heii
MilGHf0Sn rae cdi 6St T. james p S oSy son
q IN and Mary Ann Mitchell, agci II yesfs. .
~. moral RENAL. win 10 conveyed 70 their last
81 ~ gaIe1ts. q: MYii;" ay Br11h!n. Tue friends
OBiiES o. Monday, OF. g. Michael o'Bren, ms.
SON. late Of Newmarket, county Cori Ireland AGED 10
Ills friends. rni t4g'e of his brothers, Delnis and
John. and his st,r' hu'0lnt Pttric Motri,.cy arc
day from late re-idencc, if Eat Ojtn St, cor. Sd
rtR, ELL -On Tuesday, oct. I, CaihnrInc. beloved
vie Of Francis PURCELL Nscl 81 years aud II months
UEpklniliL-on sunday, oct. 2. samuel Under
The relatives sud friend. OF tho family are respect.
fully invited to attend Ills funeral. TINS Wednesday,
Sitern9on a; ~ o'clock Ton hs late residence rs
WtiLEli.con M1ndsy, Oct 3, after long AND SC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05

One Of the Thirteenth Ward companies Of the
shsudlry Battalion met last evening at their head
quarters Clinton and Dolancev streets Capt Patrick
j. hcLoushlin:presidng. TIE book oimembcrs'ip
was orened and THIRTY seven additional recruits
were enrolled. making Idghty.two In ALL TIE men
acre very enthusiastic, and Capt, Mclaughlin was
confident that HE company would excel either o.
the others " the battalion In point Of numbers, ny.
pearance drl and discipline. The staf officers
and captains to assemble tonight IN the purors
II tue Oriental CLUB, 235 East Broadway Senator
Tweed has promised a prize for eompeuuon whose
value II estimated A. Ligh as $500. Justice Shaad
ley as promised a watch and chain 10 cost s315.
The ComUlny tuTuing out the greatest number o,
men is TO lave set o. culOTs valued at $50. III
addition to the compaIies.naned in THE SUN vi yes
terday, one Is forming Ia the Ninth Ward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
Mr.. Magnusaros$'- Invitation to Pesti-
leucc,

The Board Of Health, under pretense Of desir-
lux " rid the city Of the bone boiling and other
pestlence breeding nuisaneos that endanrer the
lives Of all who have business near our rivers, ap.
pointe Mr.. Magnusgross on liz Con mittee to visit
the ofal establishments and report to the Board
Mr. Ms'uusuuss, who holds certain sinecures, and
Is generally on the make, reported yesterday as
follows:
From all these observations, yout Con.
mltee hos TO the conclusion tnat this Board In
granting refusing permits TO slaughter houses fat
melting Cstahlishments. and other Occupat ons as
Aforesaid, must use, irrespective OF all public clamOr.
it own idgm mt ard discrimination, until that time
ny the creation of substantial ana wellcondocted
abattoirs, and all their appGrt"tanc,s, thorough.
going reform In this respect can BE- brought aOout.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
stewart Di.charUina his Hebrew CLERKS.

The Jewish clerks employed in the establish
ment OF A. T. Stewart, desiring to keep the festival
OF their New Year, absentod themselves on that oc-
casion. On their return they were summoned be-
lore the Superintendent, vho paid them what was
due, and told them their further services would be
dispensed with. lie added, III the jewish clerks
aud cash boys wish to keep the Jewish holidays,
they had better get situations with Jewish ner-
chIns, wi ere their hodIY-kecping Will not inter
fere with business. Some Gf the lsTeaius employ ed
by A. 4 Stewart beins afraid Of losing their silua
lions, RENAME at thcir posts during tins recent ho
days. but they uro resolved TO celebrate the Day Of
Atoncment which begins this evening and lasts until
tomorrow night, US Il Is considered the hottest Of
all festivals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
Gnsinfss Holmes.

What Is More Common or Distressing III
ab'lious attack Who n not familiar with thu wen.
known symptoms? Oppression across the stomach
and chest Low sprit'. Resilcssncss, Gloominess Of
Mind, WciEnes, pull Headache Dirty Greasy Appear.
anci Of tho skin, yellow 1ingc Of the White Of the
bves, Loss OF Appetite, ana Costivencssp Few,
indeed. OF the more ordinary lila OF life are more
widely prevalent than these bilious Disorders aud yet
They may r,ally he got rid Of by using DIR. d..
JAY E'S sANA1tVE PILLS, BY whose operation tie
Liver will be rapidly restored to healthy action the
vtiaed srcre'ious OF the stomach changed, all Cos.
uveness removed and the whole system assisted In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
Brooklyn to have n Chief Engineer who will
mot Murn a Political Oppancni,a monae.

John Cunningham. Chief Engineer OF the
Brooklyn Fire Department has been d" slated" by
the Ring for keeper Of the Kings County Peniten.
tary. position worth about $4,000 a wear. He Is
therefore TO be appointed. In obedience to MeLaryh.
Inns orders, BY the Board OF Supervisors. Mean.
time there Is considerable wire pulling on the part
Of certain Local politicians, each OF whom IL work
ing naid to secure the clief engineership for mis-
particular friend Among the can lidates are Assist
att En- ,ipeers Neyins, GaTney. shevelin, and Far.
lev Tom Nevins has tue Inside track, and will
probably act the lpUointmeni "a MI. Cunuingham's
spGcessOr. Mr. Ncyns, though yOung man. is an
old fireman, having been connected with the late
Volunteer Fire DEPARTMENT Tor years. lie wac a.
one Tin: orepian NJ No {. ia mss host OF friends
lnloag the politicians.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
Contents OF the Weekly Sun.

Tic WhEklT Sun, Dubllsbe1 THIS morning, con.
tame the following.
lhe Great War-rhG Fall OF Strashourr The Siege
o. Phris Tie Peiats Closing around tho city Eng.
hid viii not Rec Janz the iepubc Active Wnr Pt e..
nhhil ms N Russa--'NappioOu's Stcreis Revealcd-
DUtals OF Recent En1Rteusljs. D. lure IN virginia
Won N ~ The B'llDtoJN, IN Terrible Mtraleut
Inc Gfo.i Hattie between Ectubl canism and Mon.
nighy H. rlt FOR Con rcssuuu Va Pcun viva iia
III Ncw Law g. Prevent Election frauds The wheels
q uie luiCu states llOe,cd Leading Articles on
Matters NJ Interest; SUM cams; Mr.. Shgls's Court
~ "a st1iji Financial aad Agricultural Reports.
Tho Dollar SuN contains a complete enitons Of the
ncvi ofthc week fr1li MI parts ot ia, United states
and fhs Anei lean continent Cones In Wrappers
ready for mang 20 The old ciintry may be IA, 1T the
drs< croui publication Office. Price three canta.
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A Woman Driven 10 Insanity.

WAsHISGroN, Oct. Mrs, +. A. Pollard, who
has figured cons pcuously before the puOlic, and
whO has for some months cen prupretre-s OF The
st. Clo1d lIOel In this city Was today committed
to the lum for the insane. Two phl sicilns
thed to her insanity, and other citizens certified
that she vas without means, and sne Wis therefore
enter Ell at the asy Ium as u Government pauper, A
low day ago Mrs, T. was the suiJoct OF scandal
been afflicted with Mysteries, which have resulted IN
insanity Before tho scandal her friends many.
Unfortunately Tor her, they were OF class Nho have
abandoned her Ia all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
The Coming Yacht Races,

Arrangements have been made by Mr. Ash
bury vita Mr. Bennett aud Mr.. Dousla, TO sail the
match races between the Cambria and slpobo
Monday, the l0tl, aud Cambria and DAuutless on
Wednesday, the la,h OF this month. Mr., Ashbury's
ch allenge to all centre board Yachts for race OF
twenty mile. TO Nind ward and return. three
times round the lishtsnip and back, starting from
the point Of the Hook, remains open until Friday
evening. Mr.. George OsgoOd, or the yacht Fleet
wing Yesterday challenged the Clmoril to . race
twenty miles W windward AMI return.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
nneninR Day nj KinzeY,..

Kinney, of 69l Broadway, had an opening yes
terday OF fancy goods which he has lately bought
at auction. He PROCESSES to sell all kinds Of goods
in his line at less Il an the cost OF importation. Even
ladies' Kid gloves, which are rising in price, he Of
fers at $3.50 pair, and will sell Inferior qu'lities
down TO Atty cents. Kinzey's store Is Kaleidoscope.
40 numerous are tho cOlors OF its goods lie em-
ploys sixty lady clerks and ten Of the sterner sex.
lie thinks women preferable To men as sellers ol
fancy goods. They like 70 handle pretty things and
take an interest in them.
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Shall BANKERS Pay for their Ignorance

District Attorney Noah Davis Will sue Jay
Cooke & Co, and vermiye & Co., the well.known
hackers, at the present term OF the District Court
for 5000 The two drms sold at eighty counter
icit 100 notes OF 1850 eac at the Sub Treasury In
tia city In 1868 Several thousand dollars OF the
same kind NJ notes were also purchased by the Gov
eIluent from other bankers who we're all ignorant
Of the fact that they bad. These two suits are
to test the question whetner tue various bankors
res pOAslbIe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05
Mr.. Jnv,eS A-hbsry'- Good Opinion Of Mr..
Orgood.

Mr.. James Ashbury informs THk Sus that In his
letter recently published be did not moan to throw
the slightest blame on Mr.. osgood for the non full
illment Of bis contract with the steamer Josephine,
but rather on the managers oil the Company, who
furnished such vessel when they must have been
aware that a ten knot breeze would require sea
going stosmer. Mr.. Ashbury has the highest ooinion
OF Mr.. Osgood as yachtsmau, and firmly believes
that II q steamer had Deeu available the Mage would
nave sailed the course without hesitation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05

"Wee Willie Winkie," with its host of novelty
in the way of scenery, costumes, brilia trans
formations, magical changes, aud its funny satire
the leading events Of the peroi Is to be presented
at tho olympic this evening. The liberalty OF the
MANAGEMENT, together with the undouOte I capa.
biiIy VI Mr. Fox 10 that, his great department, will
no doubt furnish the public vita suitable sue
cessor " " IIumpty Dunpty."
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The Lates, Marder In BrookIyn.

Early yesterday morning. during a quarrel at
Classon and Flushing avenues, Brooklyn, Henry
Curry and was shot and dangerously injured by one
John Tracy, who escaped Curry Mas borne to the
CITY Hospital, where ho now lies In critical conii'
zion. The bail enLored his body and penetrated the
liver. lie gave no provocation Tor the shooting