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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10
MILITARY Law IN CHICAGO,

JUDGE WILLIAMS CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY
ON THE SHOOTING OF COL. GROSyENoR-
DOUBTS CAST UPON THE AUTHENTICITY OF
THE ALLEGED LETTER FROM GOV. PALMER.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-In his address to the Grand
Jury Judge Williams touched upon the killing OF Col
rosveor and referred to letters published purportng
to come from Gov Palmer In relation TO the indictment
Of :Lieut.-Gen. Sheridan Mayor Mason ana others
He says they should find no bill against any
person. except the information OF two of their num-
Der. who have personal knowledge Of the facts.
Neither the prosecuting Attorney nor the Court has
a right to instruct them as to whom they
Ahould indict It would be dangerous to private
rights and an invasion OF our preroacyes ever the
Court should advise you whom You should indict and n
this Court may not do 1t, far less may any person
who docs not sustain " yoe any omclai relauOns
should any one not of your body seek TO influence you
one OF you You will inform the Court that the onenoer
be dealt with for contempt s ssT %
printed or to DO printed In editoras written or
to be written for paper published here or essv mere
Influenced by certain letters published In some, not ali
our city papers purporng TO have been written o Sno
ETecntiye Of this state 70 the Attorney General and DIS
t1t attorney Of this Circuit adysinG the indictment of
certain persons named therein. Purporng 70 DO eteI
yonr pssDset for our honored Chei Magistrate
and for bis Official position might lead you 70 sa
them great weis5 SSs vrosecuns attorney Of
this Court Informs that he knew nothing Of ne ,S
:sd 70 be addressed to him sn 1 ne Sa ~
the Governor We . only s.T PI been n Sss
oonsi: ssaSI With lie do reputation C Msss
:sssSsa T ssss !. sAs n p.
sueS would Se hsis eeCt would be enough 70 deter hn
Hm yns them 70 ss sf sSs Ssse x 90 3
would do an act highly tndeoorous ana improper ~
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A CURIOUS LAW QUESTION RAISED.

ALBANY, Nov. Gov. Holman has APP
pointed the Hon Samuel Jackson Of Schenectady Judge
OF the Supreme Court the Fourth Judicial Distrcs
The following Is the Governors letter:
BrArS o. NEW YoAz Executive cHAEBKK
AIEAEI No~. y. i67i :
DEAk sR The Jrge ROshaA the before Ae
nu election u 81 the under section 9Of arc q s
stitutn whether Mr. Potter, announced reaEe tAe ma
Of thH: could take oce nnder It. oeAG
claimed By Judge RosknBs and others informed the ess
occurred three months after the happening VI The vacancy
effect and hat the oJ Hid BY he
Ponee 70 hold once ali De 81 7 thus preseate4
could DO settled avoided By The appointment. Of The Scessa
eaSate e voice Of the bar and The interests Of the pubhc wou de-
mani OF tht should appoint him hsi there night
unlDe ttc udda oace and that the will Of the
pressed at the ballot boz should DOT be defeated BY the gnaiou
Judge RoseSrsns and should appoint him bat 4 ce.l
that Dette such appsatneas the failure SSed
avoid the sGe Il would only postpone IT, At the election
claiming The election Of 1871 70 have apDonDeat
the Governor expired Dec admitted burpese
and deissa
Mr. Polsrs election and mat be and decided later
sbouh be decided a. early possible T0u tie
candidate e,hOn End quslacaoas Or
therefore invited add Hsa
Hale counsel for Mt Potter the Executive
glad that both the torns Of
appoint GU the By the
naOn the belief that Mr. Potter win
ale rocCfc early Judicial conactOn Of the section Of The Cea
st uon before referred tiu done early enoaEh pre-
unnecessary conflict the JUDICIAL District Oeos
will ne attained Very truly yours. JoHS T HoVYaAH
To 6amnel w. Jackson.
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BALou wednesdaT Nov Frsnc Eber s'ta's wife Of Hsa1
Ball, esd.
O'Clock. from No. 3 Bast Pouyeighthst
DU PUGgT-Ou THURSDAY Nov 1871 Sarah Anne wife Of Albert
du Puget
The relatives sad friends uners st Psars
Episcopal Church Hoboken Sunday afernOoa at O'Clock
POX-At Jersey City WedneStay Nov after lingering nss
Pox ESQ., President Of the Hrt National Bank Of Jersey CITY,
in the 60th Of HIS
The resv friends and his family respectfully
from the First Reformed Church Grasd
City Sunday the Eth InSt O'Clock IN the aasSs
without further invitation
KELLoGG-In Brooklyn THURSDAY, Nov g. Rebeo's kellogg
in the 4lt year OF her
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PHELPS-On wednesday morning Nov aNs bsf Illness, Tbs.
". Phelps, IN the 6Oth year Of bis age
OF the family invited ~ tsnd the funeral
from % Bs TWENTY third Friday the isA
inst at 10 O'Clock
Mobile papers please copy
sROIR-At Dover n Nov B. Annie L. wife Of Warren saeus.
late Robert Cutehln AMI AaidAushe Of SGT
Hinchman In her 18th year ~ ..-
O'Clock q.
sMTH-At pstead sarsh wless wife Of Valentine sn
aged years and moDtsa Funeral SERVICES tho PrsseJseaA
Church Hempaead, L. l., saturday, Nov. ", at lf1pm
wALLACEA Syracuse N T. Oct d. Helen Jane daughter othsSs
James b. Wallace. deceased.
YoCNG-Is Brooklyn Wednesday 9Th Josu TOGns sGsd
The family invited TO stad be 1serA
from Of hs james H. Para. No Ia
Cour-s or Safest Friday, at ; o'clock
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APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEE or FIFTY
THE COUNCIL OF VIGILANCE AT WORK
81 tyx-to

ArPoINTMEST OF A COMMITTEE or FIFTY"-
THE COUNCIL OF VIGILANCE AT WORK
"Bossn MLAUGHLN's RECORD.
The existence of political "Ringr in Brook
lyn which, on reduced scale Of operations waa initial
ing pecuative course Of It's prototype had
become 40 q recognized fact that In the early part Of
the present year number Of citizens organized what
now the Council OF Vigilance" Meetings were first
held In private residences, but as the thevish
rne became less and less endurable, and criminal
administration moro than presumable. the organization
was expanded and headquarters established at No. S7e
Fultonst. From the outset work proceeded quietly.
public meeting held In the Pink October a. at which
Edward 7. Backhouse, Chairman, was Instructed to
appoint an Executive Committee OF Fifty TO take such
measures would effect removal OF the robbers Of the
city treasury Tho following is Mr.. Backhouses report
made public yesterday
In pursuance OF resolution passed at puhlc meet
ing OF citizens Brooklyn held at the Rink on the even
17l directing the Chairman OF that meet
ing appoint Executive Committee VI Fifty, whose
duty IL should be To take such ncasures as may DO
thought necessary eXpedient carry out tht purposes
for which the said meeting was appears by INC e
and the resolution adopted have after deoeration ana
consideration, appointed such COminittoe or fHty
the persons hereafter named. II is deemed proper 70
state that this selection has been made intending 70
represent important Interests from all parts VI our
largely extended city, thus enabling the Committee 10
possess In the aggregate as full ana complete
knowledge be O within the province
of the Cummlttces Investigation.
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WASHINGTON.
THE NEW LOAN - THE OHIO sENAToRsHfP-
PROPOSED MODIFICATION or THE HOMESTEAD
(Br TELEGRAPH TO TUB THBUsRl


LAWS.
lBI TELEGRAPH TO Tub TRIBUHRl
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Nov Q, 1911
1t Is given out at the Treasury Department that inc
amount Of the loan bonds cent to London Is ABOUT
t0000C0 Tho general impression "a that nearly double
this amount has gone The last detail Of clerks who
sailed for London took with them 100000 Of the bonds
Senator sherman being questioned concerning the
port OF possible detection among the Republicans OF ONO
On the subject OF the United States senatOrsnp' says
there Is not Republican elected to the StaD Legislature
whom he would suspect Of making combinations with
Democrats to defeat Republican nomination lie also
says very emphscay, that all tho talk about pledges
to him Is pure fiction; that for he knows every
member is entirely free decide for himself what Re-
publican ought to he nominated, and that all will cheer
fully abide decision by majority.
Commissioner Drummond OF the General Land Once.
in his annual report beside recommending the appoint
ment Of officers TO supervise land agents different
SECTIONS Of the country, will call the attention Of
Congress to the necessity OF making general mOdica
ton Of the Homestead laws order that the Of
many Of the hardships which the settlers suffer may
be removed. Tie Commissioner will also suggest the
necessity Of appointing commissions private land
claims in Colorado and NewMexico, to cit and adudL
cate such claims the consideration Of the courts.
The Hon. John Eaton, jr Commissioner OF Education.
ia printing OF statistics to be embodied In his
annual report setting the relation Of education to
crime in the NewEngnd states From this 1t appears
First That per cent Of the criminals In these States
have 10 education not sufficient to serve their avail
able purposes Ia life SeconG Eighty TO 20 per cent Of
tho criminals have learned any trade nor are they
master Of any skilled labor Third Not far from 10 per
cent OF crimes committed are by persons OF foreign
extraction Fourth Eighty to 90 per cent Of the Grim
inals are Incorporate. Fyh: Nnety-hve per cent OF
the juvenile offenders from idle ignorant vicious
nd ken
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PERSONAL.

The Prince Imperial is studying mechanics in
Kings College, London.
The Count Davillier writes to deny that Ma
poeon said that he would not return to Paris unless
dead victorious What he wrote TO his Ministers after
the battle OF WOerth was IL Jdu eleUeT dD'es Ia
hduteur deS circumstances"
In his lecture in Boston on "Cheerfulness,"
MI Fields said that Washington Irving of the
most cheerful men he had known and that Charles
Dickens had such portable faculties of good cheer that
wherever he moved he carried happiness with him.
The Hon. Samuel Hooper entertained party
Of Philadephlans including Col ForDey aud Daniel
Dougherty, esq. at a grand fish and game dinner at
Tafts Boston, last week. All the Judges OF the
courts present, and Agsss LOngfellow, and Sum
ner at the feast.
The novel which Mr.. Fields mentions in "Om
whispering Gallery" as having been long, HawthornS
mind and which he said long ago intended to write
viz the Story OF O Deathless Man" has lately been
found HawthOrnes papers, and to appear next
wear In America and LII England.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

There is great excitement near Visalia, Cal,
over toe discovery Of numerous nch gold quartz leige'
Gov. Warmoth of Louisiana has issued q
nnAhOu IppontnC Nov. 20 a. day Of hsnk'gVhs
The Cleveland Insurance Company has gone
into o udsnOn n c. YOunEOVs has bosn appointed receiver
In Tama County, Iowa, the hog cholera pre-
v, % a charming Almost tsrnsI loser By We sp
dsnle.
Hastingss bank at Sacramento, and the bank
~ Ain: Co 10 Sal Phssoo which suspended recently viii probably
pay 70 esaS on the dollar
Fifteen bags of English closed mail received
h. M and intended for Chicago reached
~, overland Wednesday The Postmaster ell send then
bach to-day. . =,
IL. & Commissioner Spencer has discharged
p.,n GerS Ne CGrey TIE ground that although te OF
Tense was proof was dSeod thai ne sP'"a
q Orsani In Minnesota
The Rhode Island Woman Suffrage Associa-
ton Al s ANIMAL msena Providence yesterA voted become
SuIlsIy the American Associatsn mn u d I G pIt
elected Pdent Among the speakers we're Lucy ool na
Ne \ K Churchill, Aaa Col AEQusyI
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MARRIED.

ALLEY-G2AHAM-At Hughsonvine N Y. Nov ; By The Re1
w. smue JOha II. Alloy Of POoshkeepEe 10 JaLs GaAi@
Of tue former place.
BARTLBTT-GRHRNLBAP-O THURSDAY nov 2 by Rev Or BA
ingtOu Mr. Adams Bartlett OF Massachusetts, 10 ha bnA
daughter OF Prot Alfred GreenleAi Of Brooklyn No cAfda
CLEARMAE-RYCKMAs-At BroOklyu Wednesday. Nov. O.
T. L. Cuyer d. d., Isaac d. Chairman 70 AAy kosa0t
youngest da lghter OF RObt Ryckman Of Brooklyn
MARTIN-POED-On Wednesday Nov the residence Of the bdes
samuel MARTA 70 Orena D. daaghtf
or Samuel N. Pond all Of this dsJ. No cartA
OAKET-ALLBN-At 81 AIMS Church the Hghs Brootyp
tue 9th inst Sebenck D. John 0aEey Of Ratbash
Fannie Allen daughter the late Tnsu Asa Of RA'ss
wood No cardA
PRAHKARD-KELLY-Ou Monday Oct % by the Rev n RHewa
North NeWburYh Wm Pranksri Of heWY0rk City 70 h Anals
II. Kelly Of Eewburgh.
POLON-wILsON- wetresisy Nov 1911 by Rev Cornehoa
smith, william PollOu Clara eldest daughter Of CArk o. WI
both Of this city.
OLMRSOu Nov at Christ Church BrookJn By Tia
Row A. Ii. Partridge James p. Schoes To Ada A Holnea
sRwBLL-wALLACK-At Church Of TransAguraion
Wednesday 9Th inst By Rev George hougnton Arthur Sevss
70 Florence daughter j. L. Wslack, ESQ., all Of thus CITY
WILsON-SEARLBS-At Norvalk Conn WedneStAV k0I a
The residence the parents, the Rev William Cooper hssd
D. D. Victor Wilson n laughter Of Walter SsAe
ell Of Norwak
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WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. Nov 70. ie1f-ia m

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrFfcB or THE CRIEy sTnNag OYYICHRS
WAHtroror. ID. c.. Nov TO- ls1l-l q. m.
btnopsss for as mat Ispegsv foar Aours
A small area OF high barometer has passed
nortnesstwaro IRON Cape Hatteras 10 Cape Cod with
clear weather ana north. Westerly winds during fhus-
day Clear weather prevss at prese in New ENGLAND
Tennessee and westward. 80
Clear weather with Increasing northwest winds sx.
tends from Alabama 10 Texas. The low barometer
which Wednesday night IN the Mississippi VaIsy,
is now central In Indiana with east east gales
on Lakes Erie and Michigan, north west gales Mssoun
and Nebraska The barometer has fallen the Pacific
coast.
PrObdbliiss.
Tho storm central In Indiana viii probably reach
Pennsyivania and New-York by Friday noon, with la
creasng eastery winds and rain tho Middle and East
Atlantic Friday night
southery winds, possibly with rain viii probably con
tnue Friday morning the South Atlantic coast fol
lowed by westerly winds and clear weather. North
west winds and clear weather prevail south and west ~
Kentucky; high northwest winds continue from tho
lower lakes to Wisconsin, backing 70 north nishs
on Lnue Michigan.
Warming Signals Ordered.
Cautionary signals continue at Milwaukee. Chicago.
Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland and arc
ordered at Buffalo, Oswego. and Eew-Orleans.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ShipNeps zee Third Page

For other ShipNenS Third Page
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Norfolk With ndse and 70 On
Dominion Steamship Go. -.
ss@p Hsasrss Norfolk With @da and 10 en-
schr Spsf Suuderand TooVey Port Elizabeth Cape II Goa
Hope A12. ~ With WOOL
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Nov e-Arrved steamships Verona AMI JanAA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NORWICH Conn Nov Mes Lonaoa to-day vhaha4
barb Concor Cumberland Inlet With 1000 bb whale oil AsA
ESUOO b bone o Williams 4 Haven
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Guerial Notices

Fourteenth District Republican Asssciatien.- rAs
rsaAr Monthly Nesting O. the Asocs4S9 mi 0s
r. NJ RosEsrscs secrsss,y ROBERT B BOYD Preadsa,
spcs Meeting Blocker Building FRIDAY RVEH
ING Nov TO- "'a An gsSSSE ESRKIER r. pr nssa
GrousE ". LucEsr. Secretary
Assembly Dt:tries Grant CAB y. W, sss s:.l
ssa,ss B LAEs HssRI @ Prrrr sec--tahes
Ier,mittse Tor thf Kslief ef the sufferers By tao
Chieass Coaaasratioa.
Room o. ras CaAassa ~ coxuuncs
Ne 81 WtLLiAzsr.. oesssss II. lSIL
ParsOOs sabscnbsg As Oes nAg sd tbaf esss
,Ous ne Chamber csanaroe GEORGE
WILSON Secretary Of Tho CA.ab.r se..e.s ..d
sp H. sr say caec Be a.As parable
- u. ordsr 81 A A. LOW Treasurer
OFFICERS OF THE coAaITTsE
JoHE GRHkH cA.ir.as n AsstA-A
aEoRaE oPDYKx, Useca.msa. Is Hs~aaA
A LOW rrs..srsr n Rurhsgsha
PRANK Z HOWE Secretary. g wan~1
Fsnes, Meivaia q Co..
hAIDKHLAH
d n ION 4 3,
PHoh PARIs UknHA AHp BELLE
Coed Cocks aFe entie,sA ses sssesr "e''''''
BEEBE's RANGES NEVER FAIL.
Tlsy RsssS bssa Bsls ssAsssaA tksr ~" ".sL "''AH
Gss.is 4 -: y 4. -. g q -. s "a. ,.,.,u,
wsss:s=u. s.ssi' :: - s: =
~sA~' w." 80 " DeJsI, Sss FORA.
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r,sV sERENApED-sPEECH FROM THE PRINCE
OF ERIE.


A few days ago James Fisk, jr, gave $4,000
-, .,.,a,ion NJ GermAn Musicians OF Hew-YOrk,
and 70 rccompense Mr. Fisk thesmusioians ast night SER
anadsd him At his residence in Twentythirdst adoin-
tn~ Ne Grand Opera House. One hundred and nifty mu-
seps and 5000 spectators were present Two airs were
plsyed by the immense band. and during the perform
nns' y. nj his narlor vtndOws- At the close
he walked the Ss Ss .Sts::s
Tue AZ crand Duke Alexis. and he was sorry the
poGp had 'qD:a ...oe.tes Ssensv OF
Sa.nssa allowed him visit them and Se hsd found
mneh Plessnfee n him OF his triendV he did al
:: sSad what ,D sss ss O, '' Sr
from what little he had. .,.d and one Of ,ssm eI
claimed re not SSr nSx ys b sSsp WIN
Mr. Fi.f did not notice ne sSssd 70 the oh REGIMENT
S.nd The AZ BE Ess s.s. y; and
oieer % Va seryed In tho Opera House and the
nerenade ended.
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at LOs Angelica to-day urging them to avoid prejudice,
and sustain the cause OF law, order and morality. BY
ndioting the perpetrators Of tho stroeOus
saore OF Chinese
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proyisions Of tho charter Of the General Coun
oil Of the Lutheran Church. The rebuilding 6n,l
mitted TO the care the Lutheran Mission and Churoh
Extension Society. The establishment OF theoioScn
seminary IN Chicago postponed until next year
The next session Of the Council will held at Akron OhiO
commencing on the first Thursday OF November, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10

The general plan OF this Committee is the that
pursued by tho Committee Of Seventy in New-iOrk
Frauds Of the kind those devised by William NJ
Tweed are to be wrested WITH and anything less potent
than influential committee Of publicspuit"d citizens
was felt 10 be useless. Boss" Mclaughlin is at the
head Of the Ring and among his trusted followers are
such Messrs. Fowler and Kingsley As the Board
of Supervisors in NewYOrk the medium for the per-
petrtion the outrages Boss" Tweed 50 in Brook
Ign the Water Board adapted to the same Infamous
purpose and with results which, II considered without
the pale OF the more magnificent thets OF the Manhattan
ring" and with appreciation OF the smaller ahe OF
the city, OF extraordinary magnitude. Mr. Edward
Backhouse made the following statement to TRIBUNE
reporter yesterday:
"After the experience OF New York the populations IN
Brooklyn may not seem yr asoni,ne lney NJ" 6Dn n1'
tunties OF knowing they amount to about sl6OO,U0
year, and haze swtlcd the city dent dangerously Inc
Water Board is direct 0tsloOt OF Tannany Tor Tam,
many greasd its wheels, and 1t had 10 depend
upon William NJ Tweed for the special acts
OF cgis alton which gave its engineers opportunities 10
pfer 1t has controlled the nominations OF both parties
and consequently the same corruption has Geen Sariea
and has been widespread agitation to bring
Of the consolidation OF Wllliamsburgh and Brooklyn
and the first work OF the Committee OF FIFTY VIII De
for tie renea Of the laws the Fling has introduced
suit its own dishonest ends believe all the
have been elected, but our work is only beginning.
Mclaughlin must be got Tid OF ne Is knY OF Tue ouSS
t terpaTt" '"' p''''''- &C., ''-1 49,
MI McLaughlins Ofenses have been most notorious
and as clumsy NJ. Twecds might have been, but for
Peter u. swecny's brains 1t Is believed and asserted
that the Committee can unravel specific acts OF fraud
and that their Investigations will bring TO light instances
OF the misuse OF the public money, with which the
manpulations OF "E. A. W." will bear no comparison
Vouchers raised and Endorsements forged Will not DO
wanting the operations Of the Ring for the most
part have been insoenty daring and with little or no
attempt at secrecy.
Probably some Of the members Of the Committee ap-
pointed by MI Backhouse will decline to serve they not
having previously consulted but the crusade Is In
10 danger Of cOapsing. The greatest detrmen to ac-
ton heretofore has been In the silence Of the local press
which may understood by reference to the amounts
paid for city printing and the fact stated TO the re-
porter by Mr.. Bdckhouse that small
paper published in the Eastern District the
circulation OF which does not exceed few hundreds.
receives per annum for printing the proceedings
OF the City Council. distinguished lawyer said to the
same reporter yesterday, Never before have under
stood the omnpotcnoe OF the press. Had we had the
assistance Of good paper there men in power in
BROOKLYN who to-day would have been indicted as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10
EAPT1orAKE SHOCK IN COLORADO.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 9.-GeOrgetOwn and Cen
trai City experienced slight shock Of earthquake
this morning lasting Is seconds in each place
No damage was done although doors and windows
considerably ratified and people surprised ana in some
cases alarmed. The shock was not felt at Denver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10
OPPOSITION To A PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT In
NEW-ORLEANS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 9.-The protests Of the
Board OF Underwriters tho press and the people, will
probably the City Administration TO resoind the
resolution for the establishment OF paid Fire Depart
ment In place Of the present volunteer system. The
Chicago coniagratOn ia cited against paid depart
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

! Rev. NJ A. DeWOf Howe Of Philadelphia
has esp Of the Episcopal Diocese Central Penn
! sVIyA b. . OF % 10 T.
| ~ Henry b. Blackwell gave his first lecture in
sDtO Domingo Dr. O. Howe one VI tbe
! A Comm Dreaded, and made brief address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10

GENERAL, COUNCIL OF THE LUTHERAN CHURCH
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. s.--Messrs- George IL.
Moeller Of SewYOrf aud Thomas d Lane OIL PITTSBURGH
were to-day elected .4a.qsA ssaiaaas sssS -'As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10

Long Winter Evenings! go BILLiasD rAsLs' ral -
Cu., All DA Sluick Rubber Cushions Diagram fresi
ABBOT NIcHoLA, % LbsrtJ A. New York
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THE los ANGELES MASSACRE

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov. s.-Judge Lepui-
ysda dsuYesd IN impressive charge 10 the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-10
ADAY OF RECKONING COME.

the opinion Of many OF the leading cizene that II the
right was indicated Booth would be Mayor elect.
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LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
LosD.s Nv j-v~niLg Sperm Oil buoyint at r pr saa
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed Wt1 MI
name and address
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FURTHER DETAILS OF THE GALE.

NE"-HAyEN, Nov. 9.-The Jarves collection
- .|y Italian paintings IL 10 remain in Hsw.HAYen.
Nohounoenrnt Of tie sale Of the collection Ut enO-
Ah morning. bought quite number together in
gallery In Tbs Yak Art Buildng In which these pic
are deposited Buyers would undoubtedly have
rs wv !SHsg ane1G those present. tOr .s.ns q t1e