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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-25
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CONTINUED OUTPOURING ACROSS THE WATER.
LONDON, Oct 4.-Suhscrptions for Chicago
continue. Nottingham has given 2000 pounds,
Kiddcrminste' 800 pounds, Edinburgh 1910
pounds Perth 100 pounds and Dumtcrline $50
pounds As the details of the calamity reach
this side by mail the sympathy increases.
Theatrical representations for the sufferers are
given or projected everywhere. Clarke and
others, American stars, participate warmly IN
the movement. The Mansion house fund
aggregates $4,000 pounds.
fhe leading journals, with rare enterprise, re-
ceIved columns of particulars telegraphed from
Queenstown in advance of the mail. The mer
camille community has subscribed literally, and
the nobility and higher classes show no less
zeal. The marquis OF Westminster and many
others of rank distinguished themselves by
large contributions.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Globe nail company Of Boston subscribed
$500 and the employees of same company $40 for
the Chicago sufferers, and check for the whole
amount $50, was this morning forwarded to
Hon. S. w Fuller of Chicago, ILL.,, to be distrib-
Cbickcriug & Sons. the celebrated piano-forte
manufacturers have contributed to the Chicago
sufferers one Thousand dollars, and their en-
ployes have also given one thousand dollars for
the same purpose.
The mayor of Chicago acknowledges a contri-
button of S250O by the Erie railroad employes.
Contributions received Monday By the New
York chamber of commerce relief committee for
the Chicago sufferers amounted TO S1,OS64O,
making the total subscriptions sent by the
chamber 1904 ,SO2-grand total from New York
So, 1858, 1880.
The New York Germans are preparing to hold
series of musical concerts for the benefit of
their Chicago countrymen.
Mayor Mason continues to receive letters
from every part of the habtabe globe, contain
ing remittances ia aid of the Chicago sufferers.
Some send bills in denominations from ono to
one hundred dollars without one word of expla-
nation. Little boys and girls enclose It'll sums
with ietters of remittance written in accordance
with their ideas Of syntaX and photography and
heroically announcing their intention to do
without spending m0uey for MONTH
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CITY NEWS.


Mr.. J. Nilcr Of Boston will open a dancing
school in Horticultural hall this evening.
The republican senatorial convention for the
Worcester district will be held at the common
council room this evening.
The senatorial convention for the third dis
trct will he held in Horticultural hall today,
and of the lirlh district at Clinton.
The horse cars are at present running only as
far north as Lincoln square, being obliged to stop
there on account OF the Mill Brook sewer opera,
items.
BY reference to the call Of the republican city
committee, it will he seen that the representa-
tive caucuscs Friday evening are to be held at
the same places in which the last republican
Caucuses were convened.
Following closely upon the two French plays
by DolIic BidwclI, Rose aud Harry Watkins
come this evening with one OF the best of TO-
mantle irish dramas, entitled "Irodden Down,
or Under Two Flags"
A valuable library Of two hundred volumes is
to be sold to day by }. p. Hall s. Co., together
with all the other household effects of gentle
man about leaving the city. The advertisement
gives full particulars.
Daniel Bailey, one Of the sufferers by the Chi
cogo fire, passed through this city, yesterday on
his way TO his former home in Dunbarlou, n.
IL. He lost filty-lour valuable horses by burn
ing
The decision of the commissioners relative to
the location Of the Union passenger station was
very generally anticipated here. 1t is under
stood that motion will be made in the supreme
court, next Saturday, for the acceptance by the
court Of the location, viz, cast Of Grafton
Street, and near Washington square.
The republican city committee have establish
cd headquarters in pleasant rooms, opposite
city ball, and fronting on Main street. 1t is in
the Spy building, up ono flight, and will until
after election, be the rallying place of the com.
mittcc rs well as of all interested in the success
OF the republican nominations.
In addition to the great supply of clothing
sent TO Chicago, our Worcester relief mmittcc
have forwarded dozen large aud heavy cases
of clothing, blankets etc, TO Michigan, nearly
all OF which was of seviceable and superior
character All Of this and much more will be
needed by the afflicted sufferers by the di>as-
tTOUs fires. The committee will continue 10
forward articles as fast as received, and the
charitable public should not relax their efforts,
but continue their donations, leaving them at
the coal office OF Strong & Rogers, on Main
street.
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Other Fires.

Aid Asked for the sufferers in the North
Ewcst -The Fires still Burning, aud Ihe
DesOIatiOn Growing more Terrible
The New York Stale COnHngrRtions-
Fires in the Mountains Of PcnnsylVa-
ma, etc,
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The Iron Mountain railroad appealed from the
decision of the United States circuit court to the
United States supreme court in the matter relat.
ing to the liability Of the company to pay state
and county taxes,
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MUSICAL CONVENTION SECOND DAY.-Thc
interest manifested by the large numbers in at
tendance at the convention increases, and if the
chorus continues TO enlarge we shall have this
evening grand chorus, second only in num-
bcrs to that Of the famous peace jubilee Conduc-
tors Southland aud Zcrrahn were hard at work
all day and evening, yesterday, in dsciplining
their forces, and we premise that the chorus this
evening will eclipse any ever before heard in
Mechanics hall. The opening sale of tickets for
the reserved seats at the concerts commenced in
the morning at nine O'Clock, with long line of
anxious ones, who rapidly secured seats for
themselves and friends and it was not till nearly
noon that there was any respite.
The first matinee was holden in the afternoon
at three, the hall being well filled by members
and visitors. The following programme was
unusually well performed and elected warm
commentator from all present:
II seek for thee in every flower ........... CAM
Mr.. S. Richards.
Birds in the night. Sullivan
Mrs. A. G. MunrOe.
3-The Storm Wind. .....,.........,. Evers
Mr. j. A. Metcalf
4-"h't care Miss Batc6cder hawthorne
5-The ivy that grows on the old abbey wall. Hines
6-SOData No. 6, for violin and piano. Haydn
Mcssrs. Nj. Riedel and II. 5. Rice.
Alice where art thoqI Asher
S-The King and the Miller. Keller
Mr.. Thompson.
A special rehearsal of Elijah took place in the
evening, under the direction of Mr. Zerrahn, the
chorus occupying the entire stare and several
rows of seats in the side galleries.
Concerts TO ddy.-The matinee this afternoon
for the special benefit of the teachers and
scholars of the public schools will be very at
tractye. Miss Pcrsias Bell, the wonderful girl
yiolinist, only fourteen years old, and Mr.. II c..
Barnabec, the great humorist, will appear in
conjunction With some OF the best talent of the
convention This evening the first grand con-
cert will take place, when the great chorusaof
the convention will sing two of DR.. Southard's
full choruses aud a choice selection OF hymn
tunes from the "Offering." Miss Bell will APP
pear in violin solos by VieuXtemps and De Beriot,
and Mr.. Barnabee will spice up the entertainment
with some of his inimitable productions. As
will also be seen by the advertisement, several
of our resident solo yocalists will render valu-
able aid Messrs. Allen and Story will display the
powers of the grand pianos in one of Ihalberg 5
celebrated fantasies, written for tive pianos Alto
gethcr this must be one of the most enjoyable
concerts of the week. 1t will be the only oppor-
tunity left to hear Miss Bell, aud from inlorma'
ton derived from good judges in Boston, we are
warranted in saying that she is one of the great
est attractions offered. All persons intending to
be present are advised to secure their tickets i'm
mcdately, for there will undoubtedly be crowd
ed honse.
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FIRE IN W EST MILLBuRf-Loss OF LIFE
Inc most extensive hre that mas occurred IN tue
village OF West MIllbury for over thirty years,
looN P'ace' Mu"ddN hl@hb OH Tue PROMISES Vi
oatiiue' A. 'n'''i' WHOSE house' oarh ahd eNtch-
sNe SneaS were burned 10 the ground Inc
mouse was Il new iwoStory Duiidlhg' with ell
att''ned' ana was connected to the Darn by Il
sncd seventy ieet lon@. Inc barn was 100 by 40,
ana contained about seventy tons OF hay ten
wagons and farming tools. The fire broke out
in the ell part of the house. about halepast one
O'Clock. and spread rapdly TO fine barn, the old
shed bqino the connectinrl link. deyourino cverv.
thfnr in its wav. BY his best efforts Mr.. Small
-.
S's''' 'o i"' "i'"'' !" ','' P"''o'' o7o'uei WIN
Jew other articles IN the mouse, the ten cows,
four oxen. one horse. and one carriage Dartlv
t,,, p;lo 81, To-. 90 ~, I,,,;t.,;,,.u,
p"lncu' D0''"o '"0 i"'S VI 'ro puli"'nS''
SeYenty-hYe tons OF nay hYe hundred bushels
of notatoes a large quantity of grain and vine.
.,. ,,.o ,l,s+,o,-od n,.;,o tbo o,.o;,o,,,o,,+ a
- ""' 7 ny
foolish man named Luther small, 10 years Ola,
uncle of Mr. Small the proprietor, was lost
and ie eunnosed ia have heen bnrned TO death
~ -, -. -, -. -,
ne was a""heuSu """ ''o"-u' "'"' o''ii' W
fore the fire had reached the house, and was told
10 90 ont doors: but. as nothing has been seen
,r -. 49, l,o,,ot. +ho. Ia r,,,s. I,o,,o
VI "i'i oi"oN' It 10 ''''"7'' 49, nv y
persisted. The neighbors turned out and did all
in their power to save the property, but with
LITTLE succoss &c tho Wind was hlowinr rrcsb ot
90 'i'0 WV" "'s -, -
tue llile, ahu the buildings ana contents oelhg
dry and infammable, but little could be DONE
The amount of the loss is unknown. There was
an Insurance NJ soooo ,,,.. - ,,,,,;oh { in .Io
~ " P",t u "'''' 10 u
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glotrt&s.

DATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ameri
g. can ana Foreign Patents procured, Rejected Ap
plications reargue6 Interference Prosecuted
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement Of
Patents and Suits prosecuted and defended in the u g.
THOs. II DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of, 1.-THE
Board of Appeals U. s. Patent ofce) Counsellor At
Law and Advocate in Patent Cases. Office, Dodge,s
Block corner Park and Portland Worcester Mass.
u2i d&wtf
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE wOROEsTEB DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE.
Germany.

Germany.
TERRIBLE FIRE.
DARMsTADT, Oct. 23.-rhe Court theatre took
fire this afternoon, and is now wrapped in
flames. A heavy caStcrly wind is blowing and
it is feared that the fire will spread to adjacent
buildings.
the FIRE SPREADING.
SIP. Mite fire is rapidly spreading. The
theatre is entirely destroyed The strong wind
carries the llames and sparks westward into the
upper town. The arsenal is in danger, and
the troops of the garrison have evacuated it.
MILITARY.
BERLIN, Oct. 24-Im the session of the reich
stag, Won Room, minister of war, in answer TO
an Interpolation, stated that two-thiris of the
inlantry reserves will shortly he permitted 10 re-
turn home. The cavalry reserves. however, for
technical reasOnS still remain with the Colors
The utmost relief would be granted to volun-
teerS for one year.
HrranC".
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
PARIS, Oct. PA terrible boiler explosion
occurred this morning at RouleaX, in the de
partment of Nord. Ten persons were Instantly
killed and many Others badly hurt.
PRUSsIAN EVACUATION.
10 the SIX departments named in the recently
concluded treaty, the Prassian evacuation is
proceeding quietly but steadily.
DEFEAT OF THE BONAPARTIsT PARTY.
Ia the supreme council of Corsica the Bona
partist party, on rest vote, were defeated by
two majority. 1t is reported that Prince Napo-
leon has rendered his resignation as a member
Of the council.
AUMALE.
Duke dAumale has been elected president of
the general council Of the department Of the
Disc.
AMNESTY
Lockroy, in the council of the department of
the Seinc made a motion to-day in favor Of am
ncSty for communists
NEW SCHEME
1t is said that the BonapartiSts intend to agi-
tate the impeachment OF the government on the
4th of September, the dissolution of the national
assembly, and Il plebjScitUHj TO decide the future
form of government.
Great Britain.
UNNECESSARY.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Thc Times this morning
suggests the appointments of an impartial com
mission to settle any difficulty which may grow
out of the cutting out OF the Horton. The Times
believes that the complications could be thus
compromised promptly and ON an equitable
basis.
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Mt-N- L. 81,
- ~ !" wv '""''o'l"' WV" -
yesterday, Margaret Mccarthy paid line OF -
and costs for assault and battery; James Ken
nadv Cb,rIos B,,rc, md tlnbborlC Cali mid
,''''' ",' pun
10 auu COSTS Iur uuhhehheSS' NllcI'ael Ouunof
S. and costs, and Nathan Maloney 81 and
costs. David Neil was fined 81 and costs but
.,, .,.-.,',.1 -, -.
'""l" Hu' P'N' Is 'ue o'"c'S U'u' '''u ""' ''VIc-
fore committed to jail The case Of Ellen Fltz-
gerald. complained of as n common drunLard
Voc c,,,,,i,,,,al
"'' N'''' '''oe"
&C., ,,
lhE NILbHkt LooM CoMtANh'-" quote
the following from the Commercial Bulletin, as
showing how this Aourisbino company is re-
,.,nl,l ,r a., .,,,,,c,,,,,,.;,,,.
''''0" ~ III. "lie'0 VI O'N '''7
interests IN tulS state:
"The Gilbert loom company, located at Mcrri-
fields buildings, Worcester. are running to their
fullest capacity, employing some sixty hands.
and are executing orders for all descriptions of
looms for wooden, worsteds and carpets. The
Gilbert fancy loom, patented May, 1870, is being
largely adupted and they are manufacturing
them in large quantities. Its popularity is in
the horizontal harness motion placed at the top
and ut one end OF the loom. making it most
compact aud convenient, Us it will not make
miSspcks or cause any trouble by breakage in
the harness motion. This company have Just
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Great Britain.
FIRE RECORD.
The Chicago Conhagration.
THE BURNT CITY.

What is being done in the Stricken NIe-
trOpOIis- Continuation of the Worlds
Charity, etc.
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FISK a. HATCH,
No, 5 Nassau St., New York.
EPTEMBER 25th, 1871.

OF the Finccn Millions Chesapeake and Ohio Six per
Cent. Loan but about 81 100000 remain unsold and this
remainder will he taken up rapidly.
The Ave years option having expired all series Of
FIvE-TwENrY BONDS except 1865 and 1855 they are
liable to be called in for payment The redemption of
100 millions FlyE-TwENTus in coin and the purchases
by the Government during the ensuing four months
with the premium thereon will release about $50 millions
ofnvested capital independently of dividend and inter
est payments, the greater part OF which seek RENT
vcstmcnt,
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ARABIAN COFFEE,
One LIB. Foil Packages. 40 Lib. Cases.
RETAIL PRICE, 80 CENTS ABOUND.
CHEAP!
TEA LTIIY
ECONOMICALt
DELICIOUS
TRY 1T.
spnd for pricn
GEORGE =. ADAMS a. CO,
DIV lNam Nos aln ~ 24l MashInm Inn St Now Nnr
A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTi

q 7'o T'7' "IV 10 0F- W 'INIITIsVU7 71'' Nc" Ut
A NTnRTCAN y EpIITTCN N A u,ISNrrrc,
IA
H. Ii. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patients for Inventions Trade Marks or
Designs, No. rs State St. opposite Kilby st.,
Boston.
No AgeRcy in the limited States Dossesses sHpeyi0r ia
5,fg Of iaSe"joas' f"'e"'S " '"e P"'s"
IN necessity Of Journey to washington TO nrocure n
Patent, and the great delay there, are here saved
inventors
TestimonIaIs
81 rocard Mr. Edd,, .s ono =, t,o most ora,,o ,n,
lesIu MI. Eluy as onG OF the most ci.ptnle an1
auGCean~ PI"c'lohels WIN "hom nave mao omc'al
ih'o' III i;r nc \, ,,o>- ,,,z - ,,..,,
-, 1nAhLES MASoN Commiss!oner o. PATENTS
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Two LET-A newly finished Lower Tene-
Il ment of or rooms. at No. Silver st. Inquire at
the house before u O'Clock NJ, after 2.
OILS dtf n NJ. BARNES.
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ITO RENT-First-class Lower Tenement of
Il eight rooms, with all modern improvements at 95
Park st. Not let for boarlers
o2O div. " - Eav Stats uopse
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Two LET-A Tenement of seven rooms in
Eol9 diff L. A. FAWCErT. 450 Main st.
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Two LET-The large lower tenement of nine
L rooms, with stable at the of Edward and
belmont SITS. Apply to WIN. ALLYN, at the corner Of
East and Farweli SITS diff II
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Two RENT-Suit of Front Rooms in ID
II story Goulding's Granite Block suitable for Milf
merry or other business purposes. Apply to
50 diff W. II. GOULDlNG.
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Two LET-Four tenements ON Davis st. two
Il of them in the new house, No. y, now ready; and
two at o. which will be ready Sept. /. Apply to Mrs
L. d, WARNER, l y Davis st. dtf aull
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Two LET-In the Block corner of Main and
Il Pleasant SITS, Gu the third floor room % 80.
Also, to let, in the New Block opposite the Common
two rooms on the second floor suitable Offices one
% 80, and one 20 x 2j. Il. c. TAYLOR
a3 diff
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The weather.

The Mutuas beat the Atautics twenty-fOur t
eight.
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DASHA ALrS
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n walk from Court House, nice. new upper tenement
of five rooms, with modern improvements. Rent rra-
sOnable. Inquire at No. IS Main st. d6tt 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-15

In its report of the speech made by Gov
ernor Warm0th before the assemblage OF
planters and citizens at the courthouse, on
Saturday, October n, the Leader grossly
misrepresented the statements If the Gov
ernor, and either by wilfnll intent or great
blunder has furnished the material for a
fresh TRADE against the his excellency, BY
the disruptionist journals Of the State
headed by the Citizens Guard.
Governor Warm0th made NO such state
ment a. this: II have done everything in
my power to prevent the Levee Company
from carrying out its contract with the
Etate;" and every one who was present
when he was speaking. and remembers the
tenor Of his remarks will bear us ont in the
denial. We were perfectly Satisfied in our
own mind when We first read the Leaders,
report, that it was incorrect. put Ito make
assurance douhly sure" VIC have consulted
several gentle men who were at the meeting
and they emphatically aver that Governor
WarmOth made no such remark. He did
state that he had done everything in his
power to prevent the Incorporation of the
Levee Company, as he was satisfied it was
only intended as a specializing scheme, but
he did not say he had attempted to prevent
the fulfllment Of its contract after it had
become valid Incorporation.
The Leader owes it to itself as we'll as to
Governor WarmOth to correct the misrepre-
sentatiOn.
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Monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.
0VrCB OF THE DAILY RRPUDLIcA0.
TUESDAY, RvRHrNo November Ia. ISL.

VVpICB OF THE DALI BkfU0LriA0sR
TURsDAY BvRHrNe November H. tSH.
moa ey market to-day. The increased cotton seles
have increased the supply Of available funds, and
the for Al "ane ano
unauestionable coiisterais at LION y cent y an.
cass business ana sS'G paper s without st
aud second grade at 49,. Mortgage notes rule
at 10 p cent p annum for Al. and H0ls for second
Gold opened at lllA Oils against lllk 1t New
York; and closed 1t the opening rates against
At iii y; SIS 900 At liz: saVo 800 ana = Ia az
1T Ills; and 1900 ct 1llh Oils.
No GALES Of any moment were reported in silver
We quote Ios0lIo for American halfdollars. and
The movement in foreign exchange was Of about
the same extent e yests1dsy the sales Of sterling
llea 0lsh: $4,000 It llsh; 5000 and $4,000 Al
clear At 1854: e4soo 1t the same Rl5OO and $4,000
T. s ss9SS r.s eaa:s Ct is xo private
We quote sterling q iiss aliss for good to Al
OH n OF .sdins ana c.e.s for Sans:
discount and We noticsd saes Of New ss1t
s1: :: :st So sn% c caa
mercial. $4,000 and $4,000 bankers and
= bank at 4; $4,000 Commercial ct ll,aa:
on At. Louis and $1,000 on Evansville. Indiana.
1t s, and 6l3OOO on Boston at H.
Bank gold checks on New York sold in small
sums to remitters 1t \ per cent discount.
Operations in stocks included shares st.
Charles Street Railroad at SIS 50; 10 Ammonia
ct Sla; Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Canal 1t
$lO, heavy decline from the last sales reported;
500 Crescent City Waterw0rks at l4c 100, 100, 100,
loo, l5O 300. 300 100 and 40 Louisiana Levee at
50 87k; $50 and 800 do At 81, and 100 at 81 l3'a.
Yesterday, not rep0Ited. 400 Levee sold At -.
In bonds 1000 city ten per ce.ts sold at IS, and
5000 at 85h.
Eleven hundred dollars and $1,000 State war
rants, the lat large warrants, changed hands 1t
Sd $1,000 Metropolitan Police ~ a2t, and $1,000
city appropriation certificates at 81.
City notes are nominal.
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OAAAAA8 OsD1O0oAsOeu
NEW YORK, November l4.-Arrived: The
steamers Francis Wright and City of New
York.
Additional cholera patients from the
steamer Franklin have been admitted to
hospital ut the lower quarantine station.
Tho steamer Wabash will be detained
here three or four days to repair damages.
She encountered q severe gale hither from
Boston. Three men at the wheel were
badly injured.
A Honolulu letter gives details of the
wreck Of the chip Schatz Schaff in the
Pacific ocean, in July last. The crew and
four passengers persisted. One hundred of
the passengers were foreigners.
Ashley Crane and Charles Davis, of San
Francisco, were the only Americans on
board. The captain was barely alive when
the Moses Taylor encountered the wrecked
vessel, October 10.
Tweed has resigned the commissioner
chip of public works, to take effect ON
Thursday next.
Mayor Hall is consulting prominent citi-
zens regarding Tweed's successor.
PHILADELPHIA, November A.-Goldsmith
Maid beat Lucy three straight heats, in the
race yesterday, for $4,000. Time 2:25h,
2:l9, 2:23. Track heavy.
WASHINGTON, November l4.-General
Howard's report recommends the abolition.
of what remains of the Freedmen's Bureau
A cold rain has prevailed all day.
HAVANA, November l4.-Colone1 Estrada:
q son-in-law Of General Aquillera, was cap
tured by the insurgents and shot.