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FOREIGN NEWS.

MORE MARINE DISASTERS ON THE ENGLISH
COAST.
STEAMER AND BRIG LOST WITH ALL ON
BOARD-AN AMERICAN SEA CAPTAIN DROWNED.
LONDON Oct l, 1871.
Dispatches from Great Grimsby give harrow
Ing details of shpwrecks In full sight Of the people on
shore
Sunderland steamer with seven mon and an italian
brig with nine persons on board foundered of the mouth
OF the Humber in the last gale.
The master OF the American ship Bertha Thsyer was
swept from the deck during the gale and drowned of
Lundy Isle. The Bertha Thsyer put back W Penarth
Roads.
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THE COURTS.
THE OmOBER TERM.

The term of the Courts which has just
closed has been devoid Of public interest," the
only case Of any special Importance begun during the
last month being the Foley Injunction suit This suit
continues over and the developments expected In COZ
necoa herewith will no doubt contribute mucn 70 inc
interest of the present term while the new oiV sus
threatened against certain city officials OK Nn
closely connected with them. must been Wv
tober memorable month In the calendar OF lSIi. en-. On
suage Barnard will dt during this month ~, quo T
Rreme Court Circuit Part L. and will sso hoo aa
during the early part and possibly tno wnS S
VI INC tern Judge Brady will ait In Part H. anu 'uoso
Cardoso win hold special Term
me superior Court General Term for this month VII
o. neiu oy Judges Mcneil, McCunn, and SpencSrS sne
Specin Term by Judge Jones PartI of the TRIAL delm
man. $3.50 ' 49, " 'e
The Common Pleas General Term M, ne held by
DAILY und Judges Larremore and J. r. Dayi
sr L. WIN be held by Judge Loew, while Part IL vi"
NOT Do opened during this month
1nd In Drin OF the United States District Co RI
1uuee hiAchiOrd presiding. will begin tomorroy ."
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suIC1pE OF A DEPUTY U. s. MARSHAL.

Salmon Dutton, age %, boarder at No. 80
Greeuwich-ave and for several months past Deputy
L. g. Marshal under Marshal Harlow. found, last
Friday on street his boarding apparently
grossly intoxicated and s1nost insensible. He was
taken In the Charleest Police Station and placed
cell Early on Saturday the doOrman found him dead.
An inquest held, aud the postnortem examination
Indicated that he had died from corrosive poison. 1t
was shown by witnesses that during the recent the
deceased officer in aVerm0nt regiment; that his
dependent position had proved upon his mind that for
several days before his death he almost constantly
uuder the Influence of hquor and that On many occasions
he had threatened 70 take his he Verolct OF suicide
by poisoning rendered
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The following resolutions were adopted yesterday by
the Executive Committee:
Ha. 1t evident trS The ssdaou, preceding, OF me %
higher than turn the recent exposures our cay
sustaining the uinou Tohc' Of the
National upon preparing the reelection fan incapable
IN ign President thereby approving the Won't kind nepoen
dof for the public good and
VAre1s evident that the apparent moral indignation OF
Of eTrsv,gnce and corruption was
ony they so-e themselves n Syracuse ~ De LED H
en potOousy corrupt they all support the objects OF
Conyenno The NEwioRK 1EIBrSE becoming
party Of leader by snppong the nOmne, Of Con-
Of which had prevousi! denounced
The Republican party Of state the original can OF
there has been this city Republican Legs
h.g considered the nbec for under snd our
nom bad under The management Of
suchL Legislatures therefore be
RssoIed That the Democracy amply competent and willing 70 In
reforms 10 purge lie Of abuses have into
with Republicans .Od in ber-" and
forced 70 conclusion that cannot count
the Of Republicans the audaie work Of REFORM tier party
sill worship ping their old dOl Of shocdy and plurdef;
Resolve That for these and other hope that the
Of the Democratic party incline toward harmony
united being hgAntt The common enemy
md the Of the best interests Of this county -
<soled That We have confidence patriotism Of the
approaching democratic State Convention expecting that viii act
condemn abuses favor honest AND
nominate honest and competent men
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FALL OF A SUSPENSION BRIDGE-sEvERAL
LIVES LOST
Wurr,Nc. w. Va, Dot. IA frightful ac-

cdent occurred in this city about q O'Clock this after
noon One of the cables Of the old suspension bridge
leading f the foot OF sxtbst. To the Crescent Iron
Mil across wheeling Creek broke, with nine persons
the bridge ak Of whom fell distance OF about 30 feet.
Two men, Thomas Calishan ana James Kline were
L,d o,tnt Charles Coyle has since died. and Albert
EOtt Joseph Hayne and George Akers are badly hurt
One or more OF these viii probably die The other three
Fortunately chung to the other cable and got OF The
bridge ha, been an unsafe structure for some time and
wa. eo.ed BY order of the City Council. but the
pov6s OF the iron mill had removed the obstruction for
their own convenience.
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SPAIN.

THE ooUNTEY oUIET-NEw FINANCIAL SCHEME.
MADRID. OCT /. 1871.
AL is quiet in Spain, and tho recent agita-
the part OF the Oarsts utterly unsuccessful
The elections will be held on Sunday
The Correspondence states that the Council OF Min
listers propose to exempt the external debt from taxa
ton 1t Is not yet decided who to be President Of the
Cortes.
On the arrival Of the King at Logrono he received
by Don Espartcro who made speech. stating that he
ready defend liberty, the will Of the people, and
tue dynasty Of Savoy.
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TRIGUES.
PARIS, Oct. !, 1871.
Gen. Manteuffel has replied to a note of
President Theirs complaining at the delay In the move
of the Department of the Disc
by the Germans The General the halt was caused
by msconception of orders. The evacuation will be
resumed to-day.
Prince Bismarck having refused to accept Article Of
the Customs Treaty President Theirs abandoned the ar
tce and tecSraphed fresh proposals Assurances are
given Versailles that the difficulties in the way Of
the ratification of the Customs Treaty with Germany
have been overcome.
The Journal OF Brussels contradcts a rumor that Bel
GUM had refused make any notifications in the
treaty Of commerce with France.
The supporters of the Empire becoming holder In
their nrgues and agitatng openly for restoration
Clement Duvernos editor OF the Bonapartist paper,
declares that Theirs is falling and the country Will nat
uray return to the Government which gave 1t 20 years
OF order.
The Algerian insurrection has Occasoned much agits
ton the frontier Of Tuns and dispatches from that
quarter note continual increase in the disturbances
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ADVANCE IN COAL FREIGHTs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9O-The POttsvilLe Miners
Journal says: "The Heading Railroad Company gives
notice that it will again advance the tolls the LIST OF
October This advance, 1t expected would be about
70 cents per tun and this the schuylk oper
ators were very anxious that the Scranton sale prices
should indicate greater in order the higher
tolls since the sale the Reading Company has thought
il Lest not advance TO the highest figure at present
nroaby looking the result OF the sale index
~ what the trade will bear. They therefore
advance Of Is per tun 10 take effect tomorrow
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH

Prescott Hazeltine retired merchant Of Bel
sH, Me-. ascd IS, died On ssiasday.
President Grant arrived In Chicago on Satur-
dag, and -in hs.s - nssrsu nsraiaE ..+ al. SD
-. George II. Mumford prominent citizen OF
and omeaV Connected VITA the Wcsoh
Union Telegraph CopahT lied suddenly Saturday u popeV
james w. Albert Patent Examiner Ia inc Glass
Of Washington has 70 se et 1e Foo
ssf,.a d EAsl.A ia.ssassIs N kssssr sAs tA''''
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SERIOUS NEGRO RIOT-THE MILITARY CALLED
OUT

RICHMOND, Va, Sept 30.-A not occurred
this evening in Danvile attempt on the part Of
a mob Of negroes q negro from arrest After
futile efforts on the part Of the Mayor TO dispense the
mob the military were called out and the Riot act read.
stonrs be,pg thrown at the Mayor the military
dered to charge the mob and Of the most
turbulent OF the rioters bayoneted. A policeman
was shot by some unknown person. Great excitement
prevails there The stores are closed and the people
have been ordered to their homes
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Madame Van Buskirk will be tried to-day, in the
BrAlya Cg Court for causing the death Of Emily A. Posi-
At tho Tombs Police Court, ON Saturday, Justice
He committed Charles hOur Of Philadelphia for Indecent assault
Mar Jane Gallagher H. peldter at No SJ Broadway The
accused charged The m with stealing from and she
Hou.e Detention Felix Marphy ad John Ryan committed
for s;e1g watch from Abraham Sem Of No. 400 East Fuest
while looAing 81 Procession IN Broadway
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ATTEMPT TO swINDLE AN INSURANCE COMPANY

sandusky of Catlin. Ill, has disappeared from the
Matteson House with largo quantity Of monsy. 1t was
supposed that he had been murdered II has now been
ascertained that he left the hotel with man named
lanes Iabery who Jays Ssndusky bought new suit OF
clothes and then proceeded with IAhery 70
iumberyard his clohes and left his old ones
into The river and train for Lyons Iowa. San
duskys life was insured for soooo while al OF his prop
tanned here that Sandusky intended 70 swndle the In
companies and also bis creditors 1t 10 believed
that lie has gone South.
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NOPE TROOPS FOR UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 1.-Three companies
Of United states troops arrived tonight from Forts
Bridger and Steele. They were sent ny Gen. Augur,
upon the request Of Gov Woods ana the commander Of
Camp DouslaA-
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uLYANA NhRKKTa.

HAVANA eepA D-eugar-oost Warehouses o. hsVshs s@
tanIsa B boIe. and $50 receipts tie xeeL at He
sbds exported dar toe
1850 eores .nd 80 hsds o. xhh
qualities slightly Gechscd TIE rosl her
chants Pucb owing % The hh Der a1S Of So% 70
eps sosptyi Ne g. 10y reals Nos 10 70 e. lOt r..
sOA to 30 s. s-s Mol.;ss sas.r a'0,ai " = '.s
Bacon sH y Flour Sl3 % p bhL for American hAnG-
American sas,rcsrod 81 qns..L La,Ie seS' S
aun..L w.I-YsIOv. 90 Is p .rCe, ws'. 81, = "Tces
Oh m tins I p gallon. Lsmber-Whe Pine. 80 y Les
feet, PicA Pine. go loo feet Fsiss-Per boz Of 500
northern DOs hid Of northern e. hr
Ioeaoo s,ei prcroiup Paris. asSt rrsnlam =
Sniied ststss 60 ds Cunrne iV3 pr shon ssh 90
cat preDiami Cola GO days y cett prsHnn; Short ss'<
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TURKEY.

INCREASE OF CHOLERA IN CoNsTAYTINoPLE.
LONDON. Oct /, lSn
A dispatch from COnstantinople reports
that there were 10 deaths from cholera III that
city on Saturday. The has been very hot,
and the supply OF water failing The spreading Of the
epidemic feared and work the arsenal. in which
large number Of laborers were employed has been
pended In CONSEQUENCE
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CRIMES AND cAsUALr1EsLBY rELEoRAl

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Benjamin Jenness, wealthy resident Of Lynn
hAsa. sssd 81 shot himself Friday
-, The safe Of the Southern Hotel. st. Louis. wa
rooocd Of $500 on Saturday afLrsoOn.
About 20 persons committed suicide by jump
an no u Los fsry boats daring The past hree aoeiAI
Tho extensive morocco factory Of Joseph
Sehocnnns Phiisdelha barred ssnnaJ Jes. soos
Eight Ku-Klux members have been arresteA
HovenAef
IA daughter Of John Mollners residing neaz
orsaseA Quo accidentally ,set ho' Friday v pL rs
soaRd / supposed 70 be mortal
III II. Eagers committed suicide at St. LIrus
Friday drowning found the esak oootaned s
sAdsg that lSt.ery tcAets had rzned lin
Young Collins who was implicated with John
Bull the obey Of The Boston CITY Treasury months nee ~
sentenced the State Prison psrdond osi Saturday
Moses Samuels, workman on tho hewpot
and Cpsnst Railroad bridge fell from Tie top OF the esaes
dshe Of o feet int tue PddAy and died soon se"s
w The type foundery of MacKellar g. Jordan IN
Phiadsiphs Saturday Of s3+o in -reenb'os b. cos
Of xhom he snoa Of the cashier vhi e ssas
made OF with the fnndA
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r,,r suAI.LPox IN LOWELL.

LOWELL, Sept 3O.-From Sept. 10 to 20, in
there have been reported In all ITO cases Of small
,,o.. OF which Ga were removed to hospital we're
slc 10 ve moved and were not removed foS suaioent
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. g.. Oct, 2, ls7l-l a. u.
C,t, o,ls is FIR The mail fcsull-fOur hOurE

Synopsis FOR Me DaSE Menlv-fonr hours
The area of highest barometer, which ex-
tended Saturday night from Pennsyva over Tennes
and south Carolina, has moved southeast beyond
Stations and the pressure has fallen slightly In the
NOrth-Wcst. .
Cloud rain, with falling barometer have prevailed
from the interior Of Arkansas south and westward
Light winds have prevailed the Atlantic coast brisk
northeast in Southern Florida, southeast and southery
wnds the lower lakes and In Mississippi valley.
Clear weather continues from Alabama to Hew-Jersey.
Else here the cOudiness has increased the tempcrs
turc has generally risen since Saturday night especially
In Ohio and the Mississippi Valley
Probdbiliiss.
1t Ia probable that the barometer will fall Monday
the Atlantic states. with cloudy weather from the
Middle and East Atlantic westward, and llazy and par
tay cloudy weather for the Southern States Florida
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reasons a have recovered since the ist there M ~
In hospital rs; outside IL Tho number OF deaths %
be asoertnued erher from the superintendent Of bor
or from The undertakers Additional hospital aocomme
dations being made.
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OFFICER.
LONDON. Oct. 1, 1871.
The British revenue returns for the year
closing to-day show decrease as compared with the
year ending Sept &c. 1870 Of half million Of pounds
sterling Lieut. VIM James g. Roy Dunlop OF the Royal
Engineers yesterday and killed by train
OF cars at Babrggan in the County OF Dublin Ireland
The Princess Alexandra arrived at Aberdeen yesterday,
and received an enthusiastic reception from the citizens
of the place. she will shortly visit the Queen at Bal
moral.
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NEW TARIFF OF RAILWAY PASSENGER FARES
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3O.-Yesterday the Con-
yention Of the Railroad General Ticket Agents occu
pied principally in fixing passenger rates. The follow
lug table shows the adopted between some OF the
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unc. sacrifice Of the delegation was determined
ter NJ, necessary feE thu Ring TO nRd an sxenss
q. A. '1noihR the Convention from which they were
fa.ns 'euOnilousy kicked without delay. The Mayor
Devotion TO the public Interests
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COURT cALENDARs-THu DAY.

Rr l.-GRoss. "opens At 10 a u.
600. Betts sgt. Brepnan.
6J5i. Linieman az Hitler.
6193. .HsllorsD agt SecOr
7OO2. Kroscher agt The U. 8. Ware
house Co.
6+49. .Waltha sgt Plicdnez.
bii5. Bloch agt -Four.
6Ii3. .Haede sgt. Polanski.
6Jjl. .Colnan sgt. Arms rOng.
6Ij4. .Shuman Sst Owens
Curtis, J.
500. .Michaels AIT. Mayer.
62T6. Dowdall sgt. Smith.
sJC6. N Ollsnder sgt- HOmann.
63t6. .Downey agi BudeaLcE.
6J70. Dodge agt Beman.
C39l. The Literary ClaSter agt
BEN.
5456. .MAlore ag.. Lush.
1OOo. Livingston agt Iinn.
T2S5. hatcher sgt Green.
-ALKER. J.
7I3J. Maxwell agt Guilliarme.
7446. The meriden Silver Plate Co.
agt- BnruS.
74i5. .Coligraa axt EvG
745i. .Jens agt W1ohmsn.
T4J2. Vega ast. 0Brirn.
"opens at II a m.
MARY " ilson and SusAn Lock
wood, grand iaroeny.
8. .JemIel Wilson. gram larceny.
9. Mary Sullivan. grand larceny.
10. MARY Riley. grand larceny.
IL. Alice Dolan and Mary Ann
Dunn. petit larceny.
II. George Phillips, petit larceny.
-. Michael Smith, petit larceny
IN ADMINISTRATIONS, j.
m. tomorrow.
202. Kirk Agt Audenried.
l23. .Dickey AIT. Yerplank ct al.
2l8. Brown agt Lord.
$50. Fox e, al ag;. the schooner
Charles ID. Hallock.
100. .Tompkins agt the steamboat
l67. The N. Y. Hghtersge Co. sgt
the bark LIME Cummins.
III. Cunningham sgt. the sloop
Tennessee.
III. .Mehrof agt. the steamer Pa.
nta-
ia. N. Y. Harbor Protection Co.
agt the schooner Clara.
lT6. Cor ct al sgt. the stean-tug
Clara.
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dtieYAe,ea.
George Rauoh.
Gust. Stadt.
Herman Grobe.
Chr. Obrock.
Fred. Meyer.
Jacob soherating.
II. Schiel.
Otto Heinsman.
Herman SCHROEDER.
Vim. WinkeL
Adam MOser.
Martin Mayer.
J II. Seip.
Court Mahnken.
Michael Kuhn.
Albert GOttman.
Jacob Hoffman.
Fred. W. Noble.
German Household
Charles Koehler.
Louis LOehman.
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THE TAMNANY DELEGATION TO ROCHESTER

-SAA-NA ~ II.
'nh KING DESPAIRs OF ADMISSION TO THE CON-
,hNIlON-A DELEGATION SELECTED TO BE
SACRIFICED.
AInough 1t became apparent some time ago
- Ne ISumany delegates TO the Rochester Conven-
s'Oa not be admitted to seats the Ring has not
employ its old tactics to obtain hearing there.
-, s Ast ten days 1t has had its agents travelling
sSOu' The State endeavoring to buy up enough
delegates TO the Convention TO reverse Tdens
. against Tammany, bat the outcry in the
- ffess has been 80 loud and general
80 uuAhiuous that the most liberal expenditure
funds failed to secure enough votes to In
,A.. e admission Of its deegates On the contrary,
palSOn from the State Convention is US certain
-,- Ag In politics can be- The Ring leaders IN this
~. sme convinced Of this last week. and caucus
oe'o' at which most Of the Ward managers were
po-,a Al this meeting 1t was resolved to ssnd to
-" delegation Of people of little Importance,
49,. Voc knE could afford to sacrifice The slate was
-. W ~ once, and the following Idelexates were
SectAd on Saturday pigbt.
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DIED.

w eddnG rnd Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Scts Pspea
"G kVERDELLs soss lo PuEroS OLD CHuaca
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.nu-Tainmany delegation:
Dist Delegates.
/. .Clauis Puckhafer.
II. Chr. schmidt.
III. H. Peters.
~. Leo. c. Dresser.
V. Peter BFuUes.
VI. Fred. Zimfher.
VII. Phi. J. Joachimsen.
VIII. A. Berkman.
TX. John A. erode.
X. Fred. RollwaGen.
XI. Oswald Often dOrfer
XII. .Magnus Gross.
KILL. A. Geisenheimer.
XIV. Marcus Oiterburg.
XIV. Ell. Schuchting.
XVI. Philip J. Schmonger
XVII. August Tautph1us.
XVIII. Henry Eiemann.
XIX. John Landesman.
Xxx. VIM. SchirmaD.
XVI Hanry ydaN-
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BELGIUM

DELOlU0l.
TIE NATIONAL BANK RAISING ITS RATE OF DIS
COUNT.
BRUSSELS, Oct I, 1871.
The National Bank Of Belgium has raised its
rate OF discount 10 Oh.
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Headquarters for Single waitbam Watrhes,
FuLLzk l. Co.. u Bond st. hes-Eorh
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aARrEE CorRT-TRiAL TRKE-PA
S4zl p'nner agt. C1innier;
.f'.'i' Dusr' SGT ~ = thlL
..Nhiiney ag'' BoWne.
b'C;. .Lurch az Ros on.
GO5l Crawford agt. Kelly.
6EI2. .ZuDg agt Horland.
6et3. kampirg agt ochonlouk.
622'. BurAe AIT. Atteld.
6!3t..Wel.man 9gt. Lawrence
62S9. Smith agt BogaH.
6JoJ. .Lotlcr agt. Posner.
PART H.
Sis. .Csrnran aRt CosLey.
3'lo. SAM AIT. same 800
01'A% Lea AZ the Aiired bnss Man.
-. uiaeturing 20;
eyI 20 'scnmaosa az ocnuiu
20. JACOBS ae- DEFY.
eiR' .neymsh aes LSrket
OLE Dnnhe Az. neponousA-
80 'SeaHlAn aE'' ris,o.
o<oi' 'Ihowl's"n asI oenI ~,
-,o u,urAAf Ill
go $500 ahI,,,
e go go 20. ~ ~, S go
o o.,e1,i -, p.sr
49, 49, 80
11oi Aije, az. schv,s,e,
Corpr o. GrSyRAL sss,Ioss
/. WIN. Heating. robbery.
2,,PatIck Clancy and Frank
Duup.lly. burglar.
J. John O'Stil, bl-glarv.
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6perial Notices

The Executive Committee tof the CITIZENS and TAX.
PAYERS FINANCIAL RgFORA Of the CITY and COUNTY
Of NETWORK:
The members Of the Way. Mean.
respectfully ptors Fund for deayng the
Of the above Seventy performing the dvoVc
that meeting held the Cooper UuiOn hoeAsJ
evening September 1911 Such be ut 10 Bind
ESQ., No l2o Broadway either Of the aAdersg
or duly appointed purpose gill 49,
authority.
Ees.York. Sept II. 1911
JAMES ID. BE0WN PAUL n. sP0PF0RD.
HENRY CLBws WASHINGTON r vBRMILYG
SAhG d. BABCOCK, WIN. N. PLIRSS,
B. b. SHERMAN, J. sELIGAAH,
JHO A. STEWART EUGENE BALLIS,
SSHf SAyKasaEs S ys.cs.n.. oeaa
The Executive committee Of Citizens and Taxpayers
for the Financial Reform OF the City and Coanty 81
ss City .sd County Of se.Torl s.iac: rssss.
personal Lnowdre facts shSS would be q ecs % tse
Post a osos ss Bss s''-' wILAs EickHIm cl.a.
;cfs o $SsSS is ossSH 4 Es ssaT
Special Notice.
Executive Coumtes u C,s and Taxpayers Tor s rasss
regular meeting .h. Conniss sill be bsh ia The
EVENING q 8 scooi HESRY .. sTEYBISs, Casi~...
BARCLAY GALLAeHER, Assistant Secretary
Dr f! gpH.
Oct D. is7i, At 8 O'clock JOHN DUKk Prs~lIs.a
s s.4ss R aSy.s: sser's.rsa
TIE Thirteeuth Assembly District ReHsblics. As.s:
citation viii No. el Rgh;hsye, MONDAY, Oct
GEO NJ MITCHELL rse.as.I
Bona Eide Bargains.
White French Chin. Dinner se piece. en- White rrssA
China Tea Se pieces. ColOred Chamber II pieces o.
gsh ssoas Ivosnded Dnpsr Knives tshssh nais Ell
Tea sts best ps.e hssdosey
srayed go plated Casters bottles ss 50; Silvcrphts1
o. Ao large assortment Of Chinese md Japsss
roods VIII DALEY, No sai Broadway.
Life Association Of Americas.
OFFICE. 90 BROADWAY, sBw.YORK
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES:
Safety and fair rs.urr policy hod Economy e,eU
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Policies FORGETTING guaranteed By
Every representatives the oeosra Bosa
Director WILLIAM BARNES, AeaaU.
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THE GERMAN EVACUATION TO BE RESUMED
TREATY NEGOTIATIONS-B ONAPAETIST IN
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dlteradles.
Nicholas Miller.
Patrick Lysagllt.
Charles 3. Martin.
i. II. keenan,.
George W. Mitchell.
Michael MOIOn6y.
AlRerpOn 3. sullivan.
Carl Nickal.
James r Floyd.
Nicholas slgcT.
J. Henry Ford.
Better Halpiu.
Bernard Cregan.
+. J. Hanbnry.
Alexander Frear.
Peter Woods.
John 7, Rottman.
I'd. 4. Flynn.
Peter D. kastere0n.
George J. Wood.
Th0rnaR PearROn.
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John r Fellows.
M-.TAOmAs Conan.
III W James Jane S. Thayer.
M"MllliAn schirneP.
w. WV. Il. Tracy.
VII A. 9. Requier,
,John Scott.
A-Wm. @. BERGEN.
- T0ny" Hart imam.
VII AL goseph Koch.
Wv Wv Richard OGorrnan.
A--Wn. A. Beach.
THv,t(shn J. Bradley.
WI. Michael Connolly.
John Nallaiy'
1 w. James 7. King.
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DECREASE OF REvENUE-DEATH OF AN ARMY
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