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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-30
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB FALL MEETING
SECOND DAYS RACING.

SECOND DR1 hAOlNO'
After daily pOstpOnements from "Wednesday
last owing to the unfavOrnbe weather he second days
racing Of the Maryland Jockey Cln1s Fail Meeting took
place on Saturday. PospOnements usually have q bad
effect the attendance at meetings hut on this &C.
cason large, fashionable and brilliant assemhlase
graced the grand stand. Tho day bright and fac,
but the keen air admonshed the visitors Of the ral APP
proach OF Winter The disappointment caused Ivy the re-
pcated posponcments seemed to stimulate the Of
enjoyment of the days sport for every one appeared
highly grathed with the exciting contests Witnessed
The track was very heavy and hold ng consequently the
time made was slow
In the first race Mr.. Bclmont's Telegram made n
warm favOrite Mt odds AGAINST th field which comprised
Midday Allie Hunt Ui over, aud Mag "a. Dut neither
the latter nor the avOe could act in tic heavy glOund,
and Mi lday won after good with Allie Hunt, who
sod for song in the pools IN whc bHt for heinC short
Of work. won assuredlv We won the race Tho snc-
cheering Tor the virginia thurman is a warm supporter
TIE race for the McnbcrJ' Cup created cOnsi erabe
local interest, tr the rider, were all members Of ~"
jockey Club. Tho success Of Gov. BowCs coors on Ell
win would have boon highly popular, but the VIM
turned out be Mr. Glenns colt Vandu who won with
In the two-me-and a-halt dash Harry Bossett's only
opporcut was Mr. Sanfords PrcHkness, the winner OF
stcSsteE Cup AID othCr races SIN the f3 mo n
odds Of S1CO I" $25 on the great three carod who ney
ish, won Without being cael upon to faster, APP
parcny than an exercising gaOp in the easiest style
In TIE mile heat race Tabman beat s'lin cry"rv in
two Ii ats, the first hcUg Oscy cont' s'd Throughout
| AID the last wCn easily.
Club Fail Nc Pmlco Rsce COrr'' Baltimore
serand v Shturla'. 28Fn re MoDum nt Civ ii uiCap.
mir, 81 .. + 100 aJd'd
T. w DO wells b. Midday years Eir>e dam Nnette o5
T. 3D. G.1 b. b. Iii HUT ;c by vlaa dii "a cicn,
NJ H. Sa dfor m Niga an by Lexington dam al
Be@%"fs ci c To cram ye by Gnor Maud
E. s. Rogers. cb Hsn;vo iye,rs Sy Ist dam iaIi
Tive s:l't
SVCOVp RIco-Me nbers Cup vlJe S2jl we,tr weights all
ayes: IN h. dden br mem' er'd h." Cluh
W. ch VsDdl BE- Vaudsl 'tJ pounds.
es ch win nv EuGe g. 10
r ~ Halls BIZ Eng"
Harrlsoas RHnOm ~ PlLe 10 pOdnJs
DAyPnr'" 81 roo for all ss q miles; 500 the hrs
hOr nd $50 q scconl.
Mcanes Oh Harry Bsse b Lexington dam Canary
Rr Rowe
SanCo7ds b. Preaknc Iing dam Bay Lent
Tune-t:It.
dav purse + co., for threy aru' Is mile heats.
M"Dan'els Co.'S b. Tubsn, by Va DsIe LTSs Of
NJ Sanfors b. Saline nv dsLa li.htsonr
Tx Miln git b; Doperv B. Ian Amanda More
Time, 2G2l .: 3.
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PdSSENEER9 Sailed

FOR BREMEN In steamship DOnap Oct "a Charlie. LullnE
$:?.S.s f:S ls asS: S 81:
and rTaut Josiah hany joSn Muller a winpfSaef MN
nd s.s TfSs sG %.j
% ALI. sS D % g 5Ss1 aas t T%SSs b. C.
FOR LIvERPooI-u steamship Oceanic Oct 2a-Jug. Andrews
= M j. md @I HfSsa'S I'D 1 E ia
Mott Mis- Min Mott Geo w. sostt Miss Scott wm C. zanDger
s. Id NJ; E., 9 BiI R S' , z:a. sSy:
Ill., H.. Nj 5:s?S4$s: ~:
Ss:.ss H. nsP'' Pe R' S.d w. nd Sab ID 81
4s.: cs.e T.,,sT @s H5 d Ijt1 :SaH
nii Rp In: My
Nielsen seG md lady Chs, Scott Waller Scott n IL y
%'$ 81 &C.
s Hssy NJ s ssss
Ssp wn sR h H.. . a1 M k'' o H. Wood
FOR LIvBRPooLIu steamship Assr, Oct 2a-Mrs Crabree
Mise, C.htres and Master c.btree Hennssy A. Brown VIM
S'5 so S VIM a's. NJ h G:s NJ Fs.a. s
Biyn,r O. E. Ferris D. Q. CswoOi sister, &r and Ms j.
S a:s3 T r%sa:y 81 ~ a?sa
S% 4; MGe .s
VIZ vi; n s .si
1s + Ssi: S1i %o
NJ
Miyny Mrs N,.n F1I Thomas Il Ambrose, Cain. NJ Jul.
Ptmln H. Dougsn y Wari Levy. children and ry.
ant William Goodyear the Rev John c. Taylor Pcrd Kohstadt IT,
Miss Ellen Turptt B. Bmn John Hamilton Francis JepnnF
Joseph Henry Williams, William Sinclair GeOrgs Ledger.
PoR LIyBRPooL-In steamship Bnyani, Oct 2s-Mra J. H.
Richardson, Mr. and MIA Hech Master Heich Dr. Petean MIA
George Parker M and Mrs Bnlenbery Mr. and M Taylor Ms
Taylor Mr. and Mira Reey Mr. and Mrs. Ingersm and
family Ma W. H. Cooper Ma James, Ma Angler A George
Geo. Fielder Mr. and Ma harsh Miss hsrsha Master
s. Tos 3d. va .s H. b. % P P E
Williams Master saur Williams E. Child, r. q. Lamar Az Poke
Mis- Wade and children Mrs j. D. Williams h D. Hubbard Mrs
H. Child Ma NJ Williams Mr., Bdred C. Davenport H. Gevesnrr
T. O. Hall Thomas Rnse, Capt Lteheh M and Master Little
ssh Williams. B. Williams H. Q. Hoaghon Ms 5. B. Prii
James heCalsgh n King hCabe lanes Murphy
and LADY, HINES and lady Cummings. Johnson DaWSOD
DeAny, hn y. &. Fell
POR sAvANNAH-In steamship ss vsdo H. Carter
L wslsnanyand ufs. hn Smith, Mss Smith Morgan
Miss Padding Ksmbs Padding Mrs. George L. Cooke and hh
sei and .h Jsu,i,ou and son Ca Van Hoqssn and
d.ushtsr hr Gbsr Mss n l. Gbo James Lsvsa and Vie
Charles Phs and wife Thomas Cooper, Ebert u Pond Charles
BniA aad wife, Baker Charles Volke Ma a. Mill Mo-
y. MN, John psHl.n ~. A. Ward Martin Neville, Lieut.
Ma Van Dyae and dauGh George Croeksf and wife soa
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

At thu Jeffarson Market Police Court, Thomas
Robsr scanlted ys.dy t firing lOsdsd rs'0l'" joan
0sugh Of No. loa CsnnSa-a- -,
was eonni yesterday for rObbss Dsd Hogan No 20 Spring
Il Of eeoo -
John Warshman, charged with defraudlng nis
creditors BANKRUPTCY Oo he on Saturday
900 bali By Ceuniaiohsr shisds
Harry HILL keeper Of the notorious dance no9se
aed n Tia Uaed States District Court on
70 recover penalty eco for removing from bis premises smpV
vhsfy barrels without obherang the stamps on them =
At the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday Justice
~ for haIas chain clothing ,.l1s si BE-
longing Migs Moran and May Murray Of No M
Mss hCeck Thomas Che and unknown eonfderss ofese
ns, ma o cloth yssc go oess WOOD who saw hsm entering
sooz arrested Mccormick and Christie and secured tes
property The prisoners committed Lucia Middleton o. No s
Gr.nd nos on Saturday evening sm, sum Of p9ns non I,s
,s Whneton discovered thief tsd 70 run
away and Edward Smith confederate attempted 70 prevent porsut
Bot committed Albert Dempwo and Andrew Jpdd proprietor Of
game No et Crobys,, held 70 bail on Saturday
await trial The remaining prisoners In the discharged
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OF that day and generation Christ invites those whom
the scr9ss and RhsTsess rsS made her feel like ask
ing weiss Win whom zee s his 70 herr
Tt1Gs5 SSS DEAN s1oh q Religion Perhaps mat
mans ,S dsG seDg o less Value tSsn morality whose
Sest work was to vivify morals Dr. Clarke wished
10 Of Christ S All paintings Of him had failed to
press press him. through weakness We are yet
far behind Christ to Of S% %Aeh The world
catches up with him. For the blessed" In the beat.
Sde ne N %GTG WSs not for he alone
for the sinners for tho utterly poor in spirit He be-
of the was the aspiration Of the nature
toward something higher than tse-toward the highest
his APPRECIATION Of the change from the minor to the
major key in religion. MT Beecher, he said had pub
neSs which a wSs the adj
but 1t looked like discarded lover suffering tho pangs
set forth the virtues Of power and vgor and TO dsti
gulsh principle from emotion In the last portion OF the
sentimentalty In sense God might be everyyhere
in grogshOps, and slnms and scamps-so He might be
the head he sS friend who believed that God loves
every man but good man; but to his thinking the
the poor. MI Wsshburn followed with word Of gym:
patty for the chprched" people. live recognize God
weIl-fed PRIEST and he thought God was at mniumn
in the scoundrel and at maximum In the one man who
Christ Mr. Hmes, from California avowed faith as
wide the great country from which he came He be-
Iieved he SAID in everything and everybody Surely
neither pagan christian could ask more There was
yet need for the word heart, to express the
provision Of nature for spiritual warmth Action
was at present the glorious idol OF glorious
BOston-but we must not lose sight OF the
quest for the point Of contact between Goa
and Mr. Potter thought that we needed sec9 ono
to balance this one an essay on tho claims OF e
religious sentiment 1t certainly had Its place. anu we
OF us withhold sympathetic admiration ir0m
the old myscs. Mr. Wendell Phillips having been WIN
some difficulty prevailed upon to "say rev Worns,
wished with great respect and Difference to MAINTAIN o
the character of Jesus mystery-you need not
I'VE lemon to find out whether 1t was sour 1ou epec
late TO whether Jesus was masculine I, esey
Look at the men who have learned OF him. most csely
at Paul. and Luther and Wesley Were they e o bs
master Tho character from wgich came tue lolce
which has been doing battle ever since, win wrong
| and falsehoOd and error, was no. mug Icss tnan
| masculine, but sentiment Is the toughest thing
| I'm the world. Nothing else Is IRON. ana
In spite Of Friend WassOI jesus was right IN Pliyinj
the moor in pocket the burebcarers, the takers OF
other mems wages. Compulsory labor Is a curoe-has
always been. Mr.. WHssOn protested against the MUS
tice Of leaving Mr.. Phillips the Last word; but the Tine
| was up, and II appeared ,
Wbicd said he must not Esy,
for he stood not upon tie order Of lis going bnt de-
parted at once, and a general exodus lowed. L. c. NJ
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YORK, Saturday, o,

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Oct. "a. is5. ,
The market for the week has been fairs,
active OF tho Exchange and the holders Of unmproy.,
property have been much encouraged by the prices ma
lied for the Cbttenden property OF Washington Hsh
The sale was well managed and In every way "a.
cess Every plot offered was sold, and at prices N,
must have been highly satisfactory TO the parties "A
noCed both Of Improved and unimprovod city and sss
%eSsTs. E. H. Ludlow Co. viii sell OF wedne.d.,
Nov l. the lease Of the lot together With the honse al
SQUARE also, valuable plot Of ground known Noss
and IL Lispenardst together With the three-story br
4. pnssS viii sell, Thursday, Nov 2 at the Ezchaau
saesrooSs under the direction Of Ro ert Cochran, ~
sT Ss tS IN ana attic brick dwelling az
stoop), known as No. a Beaeh-st; house Tx5oe-eIk
sive Of one story and basement exclusion sSi lot n
(high stoOp). known as No. 10 Csrrollace BiGecker
house asex63.l1. exclusive Of two+stoy and bi'emeR
attic brick dwellinghouse thigh st0Opl, known as EaH
St. Mark'splaoe; house 2e1H6-exclIsye Of two,stoT
MsTks-plaoe; house 96xSe-excinsiye Of two-soy tet
attic brick dwelling house hien basen.ntl, Enons
No. 1877 secondsye.; house s6Iss-eIclnsyo OF extss
erly side Of Fiftyninth-st, distant los feet east
from Thrdave: each lot 2Ox1OoS Four lots Of Land
ERhty-sixth and Eighty-seventhss., distant liz fed
easterly from Madlsonave CbeDg two lots nortnerg
side OF Eighty sixth St. running through ~ EehtYSE
eDthst.; each lot 26.6xlosi. Sale positive; title pa
feot: terms easy. 80
Oct. 81 at the Exchange 6alesrOOns, the thrcestOf
stOop, brownstOne front house and lot, situate
the east side Of Lexngton-aye, hrtwern FL SryNtl
and Fifty-eighthsts.. known as No. III. r. tue h
about IS feet Deep Is rstclass, and In Od rcr snd
has sunken Also, the four-story brick hoSeso
lot situate the side Of Frstaye, btween Thin
second and Thirty-thlrd-sts.. known as No c;3. Tia
house 10 about As feet deep aud In go0d repair ADO prop
erty Fourth aud Amtysts. On Wedncsddy, the sans
firm will sell improved property Oh One huhdfca Dl
fourteenth Observation-Disclosures, AID west -Four
teenth-sts.
Messrs A. D. Mellick, r., Brothers sale OF ots At
Norwood, n. j., postponed In consequence OF the
stormy weather, and will DC held Monday, Oct. %
special train will leave Tweny-tLiri ST. at 1912 and
CbaInbersst at IL o. m. Passes and maps will be fR
nished on application to the anctio3ccrs. Tho property
is said finely located and well adapted Tor SiodrbA
Lewis b. Wood will hold important sale OF 50 buih
ing lots aud water front Newark Bay ut BayonDe %
Tuesday, and will also sell fine dwelling ana 10 10y S
Gated In the Second Ward OF that place. at Tue same Tine
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The Chicago relief contributions made by the Public
Schools amount to sl0,I50 II.
Queen Victoria has contributed $500 for the relief Of
the Chicago sufferers The fund at the Mansion House,
u London now amounts to 241,500. TIE Mayor OF
Bristol that he has received 600 for Chicago
The English malgamated Society Of Carpenters and
Joers granted $3.50 from tho contingent fund for
the benefit Of their members In Chicago who suffered by
nlnfnf rn
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON AsPINwAH-Is steamship Henri Chauneey. Oct 1e-h
Beach Weht and wife Proqd An K Waite and infant
Mn n Rsvet rayer, Ma Psler and three children
haresehsl Kdh and servant lsaeson j. Solomon Capt Du
Kinsro H. Harry, Jacobs Capt Whitebsr strauaI Mis-.
Larmause Miss Martin Miss WISE A. Winhp Capt a. Tysrs III
AbsreroRbis, and III In IteersgS.
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,,,a "a s u n.sias osn vss s.sa 70 Jsaiaa.. GIL
1.A.yG bfy JssRa 6.tz.ai q f T,S D VTsoa.S
Edvad A vIssDan Msais yrosnan Josa Vrooma M.rs.sa
A. vresnss Mar yeessa, oaihsans VroeT,n ana
T. yroonaa frsdsk O. yroonan thslr hAer al Of booAVh
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

MONDAY. 0cr 90
Mall. for A,puwal and Panama the Cea American and South
Pache Ports etc. per steamship Rising Star At 10
TUESDAY. OCT. 81
Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg
rbip Hoa close at 1880 Supplementary Mail at foot Of
Third at, Hoboken, 10 closet at 100 .. u.
AN letters deposited in Supplementary Mails must Be prepaid with
double postsgeI
WEDNESDAY. Nov. |.
Mails for Europe. via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Wisconsin, close At 4 IN. No Supplementary Mail
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civil, NOTES.

Malcolm Tuthill, August Wunderman, and
George Raphael hed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy
last week; Patrick Murphy Abraham Kaiser Frederick
Stronger, Theodore c. bplnger, and Charles d. White
were adjudicated involuntary bankrupts and Henry z.
Dibbee received o discharge In bankruptcy.
Surrogate Veeder OF Kings County admitted
10 probate last week the wills Of the following
rsq h Of Pnheh unor Co., Henry Holman and Matthias
nohs $50 town fNsW Lots Rin Tfs,dus JsrsnAh
uuy ns kil Sarah Cornell Pslsr Bort John Ja.oh Wage
m ana A '" H. WnuAr all q BrOoiyn Letter, OF Decentralization
ha4aS y hstSI bob q eisOklIa Leta snArlAsaa u s
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun Fan 4:S9 Moon m 6l9
HIaH
Sandy H,nt..Gt &C. island ....0 II = Gate Ferrv lLl
go 2. n.
eGadI .eol usTs, Aad MI Hal Gate YatrT ;n
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Eouo aslaua Real Getate for Gale.
Flushing. 25 minutes

A COUNTRY HOME - Flushing, 25 minutes
IA New.lorS, inmates walk from le OF Re co1I y },
Ierftct r!er tnioLse, eJ
lawn aenes arse Price Sit coo boui half cos bulnl
No inc ~ W lok at be pJ
which MUST be sold Abiress w. X. LfAVIfr. llJ Wallet
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Police Commissioner Thomas j. Barr 1Orw1ruou 70
Mayor Mason Of Chicago Saturday, over 81 900 worth
of clothing collected by members OF the Police force
The contributions Of the wholesale boot and shoe deal
era OF this city for the reof Of the Chicago sufferers
amounted to o. $780, beside II Of shoes, forwarded
immediately after the fire.
Alexander Mitchell acknowledges the receipt Of the
following subscriptions In aid OF the sufferers by fire In
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Citp Real gsIatt tor Sale.

AN elegant, full-size, brown stone HOUSE
IA bargain; iIthst Kith-ATei terms Ala
''''' s. EDDY & Co., No PntipiO.
nor SALE-One or five 3-story, bas' nent,
subcar brownsonc front HOUSES, al nod IN mprovenn
Sixty second LeIiDgoaye very eas terms PGsf Ia
THOM-OE Il WAITE III ins-t
EIFTH-AVE., 1OOx125 for SALE, very reason
III near EfsrtietD. l. The PhrA; also TAh,r
fourth,st BUILDING LOTS nearl it.,av. Terra e....
v. K. STEVENSON 4 SON
II Pr,-H
EIFTH-AVE. near FOrty-eighth- st.-kXin
Gse new DWELLING ee slso neiiun size s1PeT COgAA
College Leaehold b. b. sybJaLt all but DuS'
ings can be seen oces " & TBILEsON sOF Ph~A
MESSRS. V, X. STEVENSON d SONS
IVA PRINTED LIST Of desira IL and Opetes for oALB
can Be bad appl cation At their orces, II Pin@sL
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He is the green in every BLADE,
u LnS So 6's a. IN ever boy %. 'D ,a6 m,,0
H Sqs ar n. .a9T;' Ts af s.iG% @sh
Thst empty sleeve Ills arm co'tN''
That fNuning check beneath the lamp
Web ne hosts for .'eOst from be IT
Tb. I bc SSf '. iscs 70 .s sias IT, pane
With His own dread lest hunger g,in
UpoD Ills loves woe.bur encd ieci."
The impressions made upon different hearers by the
CLUB sss{s often i rmnd me OF an Gee so4 W. en-
q woman. One .tener claimed that she meant this,
Tdiontly mon his own coTcoWon o. her nnrn0sr until
last she herself driven despair among doctors
another that meant Something else. cou'd ~ have
meant all Of them" and then, her voice rising to
myself cid mean any Of them" Unlike her, the
brethren are wont to bear IN scnlc whatever comments
arc made on them and this time Mon ur CoHnrel WIS
called by MI. Sargent 10 opcn the ball. Monsieur
marked, with the pretty French accent winch gives
stood English best when he spoke It himself lie found
hlmSe,: Tagging behind often, daring the essay, not
earth and all the universe. First lac lad ho;iSht the
would not be dissected and have our b@9Ti tEer av
Heart must defend itself. He thought next that IN
spare any Of them. They must stand ali together as in
theEew Tcstament and then they went through the Whole
We had the mid aud meek Jesus in the bcginnip ami
the man Of sorrows in the end. We have bad much
find in nO1kish books CfeUinae Jesus We viii mot
worship him But we tnd the Jesus Of the Gospels
man, and Ike meek and mild able l., rse
scOuEgc Of small cords. Love for The poor the lOWy
is the tLiu against yrHnt ard sycohantf
One must he the track Of everything good, then
he will always see Jesus walking before MIN.
Mr. Sumner, IN answer TO cali for his opinion re-
marked that he bad come as lisencr-lad come from
one Of the Outposs and was glad TO ind himself among
the leaders.
DR.. Hedge said he had never listened to Mr. Weiss
when he felt himself 30 much at one with him ia sent
ment buL must entirely dissent from the speakers
DEFINITION OF religion recognition OF the facts Of tho
universe Religion is not recognition Of facts, not
form OF intellectual statement, but feeling. 1t seemed
70 him misfortune wien Christianity was apprehended
merely as q religion; II Is mere than religion.
1t IL the dyinely appointed ana progressive
incarnation Of God in society. Morality appeared to
him Of moro Importance Than religion The best mat
religion can do Is 10 verify morals It il 'he in
spfing sOl Of art aud or patriotism. He had seldom
bcCnBO pleased with pIcsCntation OF CLrlst as his
morning But he ga not Thick The l,ai 70 0f tic poor
49,. = 49, 80" ~ -
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John +. HENRY,
~ COLLIGE.PLACB,
HBW-iURk,
Invites the attention Of tho trade his Stock Of
DRUG0ISrS BUNDRI =,
PRRFtMERIBS,
FINR HAIR BRUSHES,
TOILET GOODS SOAPS
Foreign mportahons us. received for the Fall trade
CHRISrMAB GIFTS
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MINERAL WATERS
from all The leading springs In the Cnol States Including Se oe
brsted SARATOGA -" SIRlAG, CONGRbsb sPklhu'
WHITE SULPHUR VA M5blSQUOl,
&C.
500 CASES NOW IN STOCK
PROPRIETARY hEDIClHBSl ,,
Over two thousand different ni eltA ogue ~" nN
stock Of of tbs hind esa hhmeIs IN tie "of L""e'
market pr,ceL
Dealers IN respectfully Invited 10 cav
COLLEGE tLAtM, NJ" iOlh n.
NNUOOp;W ,-rOlICII.--N rt".''n '"ro Tor
h.InssI DINA ia % AGE MA1.sI pAiESaa. w SiILAs
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THE FIRE Relief FUND.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CONTRIBUTIONS.

Mrs. L. L. NJ, Brooklyu....sl
Employees Of Bldndge. Dun.
ham 4 n. for hieh and
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TWO COIN COUNTERFEITER9 ARREsTED-SPURI
Gus DOUBLE EAGLES IN WALL-sT.

r. j. Moralcz Montenegro and F. Valdesordos,
arrested on Saturday by Col. Whteys detectives on
charge Of manufacturing counterfeit 90 gold pieces
were committed by Commissioner Shields In default Of
t25 900 bail each Montenegro represented TO detective
whom he supposed countereiter, that he wanted
alloy OF gold and other material for making coun'
terfe gold They soon furnished, and no and
his accomplish produced, in very short time % coun-
Walst where their spurious character was discovered
Two skully executed dies for making the sides OF So
gold piece and pete die for stamping the same
con found In the possession OF these men, This 10
the first capture Of the Find that has been made In ak
yeara,
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Marble ano blate RlanteIs.
miscellaneous.

DRAIN TILE AND SEWER PIPE.
~ Call the once Of the Excelsior Drain lille aud Pre WORKS
OTIS CHICKERING Drainage Landscape aud Civil EnSIaee No Is
WalLst, New. York.
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following subscriptions In aid OF the sufferer
the northern forests Of Wisconsin:
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THE. COURTS.
ROsENZwEIRs SENTENCE.

THE MURDERER OF ALICE BowLsBY SENTENCED
| TO SEVEN YEARS IN THE STATE PRISON
RECORDER HACKETT's CHARGE.
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= He is the green In every BLADE,
The bCG''h in ever bOy ami rHsid;
In Won Ter sunnSe-asg He blooms
Above a nations well-esrped tmnhsI
Thst empty sleeve Ills arm cO'tNi"S,
TIA; hluSbing sclr His anger drains
That fsun'ing cheek beneath the lamp
He hosts for Scot, from be IT
Whore Love mAiLtsins 4 VS. tel camp
Til Love Irriye IN take it. p RI.
This bloodle = face SgsinSt the pane
Goes whitening I'll the murkv rr,t
With llisOWn dread lest hunger g,in
I'pOp His lOye's WOe.bur eoCd tneI "