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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
5lDGE PIERPEPONT ASKING FOR MCRPHY'S
REMllA Al.

49, -Ia7,-r ~ pm 10 ~ B-sl07 J71rnaI
Icdr, Iirrrcpont OF Ncv-NO' is here, and
hsl an interview Win tire president to-day III bus
lr, II = cad. the propose yfTcpr"ScLtlns the
el.ut necessity for the removal " Collector Murphy
The PIt,i eut. SAID now listens more iaEO!aUy TO
tbs ,u.....s,. IL tL..u Ae has her. 'unIe done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
For other Ship Eers see Second Page

FOR ether ship Ners see Second Page.
ARRIVED.
Steamship (Br) MoO! Liz eOo Sept 81 and Queenstown
Oct l. WITH aHd pass. tn Charles u. FrahoAlyp. . go
lockwood Charleston y L, Oct IT,
md .., grL pass to Henry K MvFt-u & Co. -
hin Richmond
mIs .andp pass " u 'Hinon Co.
Steamship FISH New Bedford Nhmi and pass 10 Fer
Euos q Wood
Brs Elm "a. Abbott. Newport
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN WINDSOR. CANADA.

THE BUSINESS POTION OF TIE TOWN DE-
sTROYED-AS INCENDIARY IN CUSTODY.
DETROIT, Oct 12.-This morning an alarm of
FIRE given in Windsor, opposite Detroit. In few
the flames spread in every direction consuming
the principal business portion Of the The Great
Western Railroad Depot saved through the eXcrtiOns
of the railroad CmpioyCs. There wind proba
bly, not building wonld have escaped.
arrested while IL the act Of firing a building, and
lodged In Jail.
WINDSOR Ont, oct IA fire broke out early this
morning in MrG0rO:'s Bank opposite HMns House,
burning the whole block up to the Western Hotel, east
Hinns House fire. Tie post-Olice, telegraph
Office Great Weston Railroad station ana many other
buildings have been destroyed The Detroit fire Engines
have arrived. and the flames now under control
Tho losses by the are estimated at I5OOOO The in
siiIanccs heavy. md in IN" following conf i:i
North EIIish Mcrcn lie Imperial. Royal, hnl, British
American. Western. aLd Provincial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
INSURANCE LOSSES.

The intense interest manifested by policy
holders in the various insurance companies which have
suffered most severely scarcely less marked yester
day than the day previous Tic officials Of the various
conpanir, which have not already stopped are more
confident than Of their ability 10 meet all losses
The directors Of many Of the cOmpanr, met yesterday
afternoon and the financial conditions OF all were in
vestigaled
TAELE OF LOSSES AND ASSETS.
The following revised and enlarged table
furnished by j. H. Il &. NJ GOodscll, publishers OF The
Spectator Nos ljC and Broadway, shows the assets
and OF various insurance companies, far as
ccrtaiucd Yesterday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
The two bows killed on the railroad at Quiz

" The two boys killed the rallroad AT Qun13S
M WeGu-lsy have bern recognized Deiohnt ~
tuctorV at and went W po' W
cl snesisy and Walking bAeL Oh Tue uAA NnH
The cypress train on the Pan-liaGdlc kaiifoWn'
w. -. r.esfay int 'hr i'a ." '-- ~
...f 49, i,.rp ua Hrl Il lL'9. Ii'lrF ,','' ...
john L. Williams Vi the passenger uLn va Au''
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Tn the Rnsincss Puhlic.


Part exposed to failure weakness 81 companies wsoss
notice, the7 hold Il frelA companies whose sOl'en
NAV be relied upon BY leaving orders undersigned thss
temporary Office No. which has been leased for he above
purpose Our branch Office Chicago position conductors q
the leading Insurance World The SPECTATOR RVS -
eou,ed fciie. for securing p.tron. which i.-
ance Advice rsiraben necessity Of changing pOhes
given promptly. ID latter respect; orr frniI 'nres
and s,pop.r J H.. & C. NJ GOODSELL.
omre' Of The Spectator l56 AM l5S Broadway
Is6 and 1888 wa.hington.st. Chaso burnel oa;I
CoyPlNY ~ Broadway, NeS.iorS OFT Il III
@ns' h1 Sy Sff Mt FIJI LIFE Ss ca
well known thai ~. Complain has iosns % si " s viii -
xrasr to learn that dollar viii BE- 'o'i Thess
loans have been made IN tue most eo9,rr,a,. IHn 49, In
OF the COmpn They have maze u zoe rue tn.s
stance The :ooTiur plch has been received IRON the c@nPsay
s. all nqasr, that the o,n p 'N T & T. ne sS
nd sseaty.Sys hualr cent e1ers. Of the io.a,
sand Their possibility Of loss We are oIs eyer
Lie Association OF Amcricn.
OFFICE. 9! BROADwAY NEW YORK
CARDINAL PRINCIPLES:
S,.r ,nd ar return to pocyb Economy snd eussy
as,meut rros,. rqutabl' divided pOlry hOIder%
Poie, uoloeliGs value guaranteed BY charter
representatives tn General boaa
Directors. WILLIAM BAANbS Ae'AA"'
{ = BCRSEs. ATTORNEY.
InIfarian- TO the Rescue: 49,,
homeless families or
clo,hng At hand oa thonaos nas p -
VI the most ordlhAy
fora The iher- have special claims
III. time sh probable that OF the dSeIhns - -
churches their peop' ashes sn
from which
Of perSon. Contnbutors clothing, beddlng po3o ~ -
op-, ,en 10 the SUNDAY Of All souS ~, a.
Ponyih,y. h,tworn and Twentieth st~
hi, We, between OF 10 aud .Sh.,sa b. sur
ior~sTis people Of Chicago ESRs sRLoTS
there
New Yori Oct II. 1871.
------ LIE. A. Perrtns' sasce.
pronounced By C0nDosssan
THE ONLY GOOD SAGE.
npro''s .ppss x IN PERRNs prosecute all pAaAs
uaklag vsadinE ooanerfsiis
John DUNCAN's SONS,
AGENTS SEw YORK
w.,.ocE A. Co., Hstters, sis broadway.
GENTS SILK HATS SEVEN DOLLARS.
~ r, and uudres. great VARIETY nOers.e pnos>
R0Yy AND YOUTHS HATS-Ncw Styles
Dryiled Meats for Lunch, breakfast, &c.
" rspgRWOOD Co original aHa oaJ geaaiHe make DALI
s''a' ''-- ~ " Ne - QsssA WAssAs. "a RslAss.
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CORT-At E.opus Ulster n T. Wednesday night Oct, u, 1871
Mar wife Of J. H. Cor in the 18th year Of Der axe
Of her ftheT Il H. Hooper Bsopu NJ
T. Pray remains viii be taken 70 Greeawood for nsr
HALOu THURSDAY morning Oct 10 Emma Bra infant daughter Of
Henry Il and RmmA Hall aged II moutht and DAYS
Relatives invited attend th funeral at the residence
her psrrns sIihst n Y Saturday al W oeA
Ia.
LIWIS-In Rroolru on Tau!a Oct IL Mr. Ara le"n ise' "
~, rri ot III at H. % Lr~ts. =, -, AN
T. w. a.. ned, As tied 20 sean " illsra. ~
SATURDAY tth from the resalsh'e VI u w.
hs. T. !. QTagtya M rs LiuaEstoGsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
M1RRIED.

COMSTOCX-STANSARDO wen Nav Oct IL by the Rev Henry
stats the parents stephen ComstOcl Of
NorNal. TO Kate r. Staunani OF New Haven No cAriA
CRANDALI-EISRSPRCF-O Wednesday. Oct. H. At ST. AIMS
Church West EgLeenL b. Rev Thomas GalAqIet D ~ Jon5
A. Cianda ami Josephine B., daughter OF Chas s'enPnee
Of this city No c4rlS
GROEsBECE-yARK-Tu jersey CITY Oct H. at the residence
utr t, Parents Is the y ". ". Haloway, j., M Chlrs
b. rorc Of New Miss Anna NJ H. eldest daughter Dr.
T. K. Narics.
JOISSOy-CRASE-In Jersey City wednesday Oct IL BY Rev
Corrpi1 iuy. A. Johnson bmna daughter VI the
late Charlie. Cranr. ali of thus clty. No cars
OSTRANpFR-YO th al The residence o. the BRIDE
b Friends ceremony Maurice W Oranter Of 10 Mar D.
i daughter o. Hrary u. YOung oi BrooSl'n.
bro, TRK-MEYER-Ou the lh INST; A. he South Pre'byteaa
Church BROOKLYN Rev samuel l. spear d. D. assisted oT Rev
Fuc l. raiiu George H. Proctor Cincinnati to Paa- daughter
ON. H. Never OF BrooAl.n
ROBBlNS-UBBS- the residence OF the brides father
by Friends c-remon Water ROBBINS to Sarah E. daughter Of Richard
C. Hubbs. ali Of jericho l. l.
ARTY-In SewYOrt Feb = By the r. Rev Bishop
Mo.key Mr. JoA Of NevJsrsy TO Pesy hAetAr' oi
Ireland.
WOODBRIDGE -BIISS-In BROOKLYN n T.. THURSDAY, Oct H.
1871 At the residence No 10 secon place by the Rev
Dr BaocroG Mary f. Bias Joseph b. Woodbridge all Of
BrooklvB.
wCKEs-PoRsYrH-A Newburgh 7 Oct II by the Rev John
For,yt D. D. Edward Wckrs New iOrk " Mary HA4ns
daughter Of Robert A FORSYTH esq, Of Sewburgh
Al Notice, of Marriages mast be iadorsed Nth NIL
saMS and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
THE STEAMER QUEBEC AGROUND.

| MONTREAL, Oct. 12.-The Montreal steamer
Quebec grounded tonight In the mouth OF inc rd'oi ~
! Charles. The passengers were all saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Sano.g Vote PAPER
EyrRDELLs l0 PCLroS OBJ DrrcH CHuStH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
Special Not,ces

Oficc IF the
PHENIX INSCHANCE COMPANY.
No i73 BROADwAY
NEW YORK Ociober 10 Ig1.
", happy tn public ;LAs IL PIibNl@ NHI EAsdA
COMPANY Of BROoELYN VIZ prv ALL ossin the Cbao ire
s4rpIY O,sr hoHs leaving h sound sni sans.
business
Our coalition on October J. 1871 Is follows:
c'h HptL.................. i'nooeco no
GO~s Narpius. S5S,75S 30
SI,S5s,755 As
Loss Sc, sJu.sod bot 20, due, OFT l. III ssa,73s 3s
S1,765,01s -
Chr,Eo loses viii n ,ry S35O.OOO 90
Az. Ne are Gruy o: the oPaiOn TIA: lie iO.
all not .Ie et....................... 100000 90
We eongratOA patrons and orye,
STEPHEN CROWEI.L.
President PhenI Insurance y
The Executive Committee Of the CITIZENS and TAX
PAYhks for tie FiHASLAL REFORM Of toe CITY COUNTY
OF AEW-; ORR.
Tie rnlrr, re ruNer Of on Way. and Mesas
v solicit ,ubs rons Fund d..yug eIueas
above CoImire Of Nc7nt7 performing deyoive upes
neetng Eel Ibe Cooper Ubon Aoad.,
evening September 1871. Such subscriptions Rs
Sauer c Tasrre- No 2c BralSay either The grdsrgse
day appointed purpose we ~in s
AUTHORITY.
Nez iois sept. II III
JAMES ~ BROWN. PAUL /. kPOPPO2D
HENRY CLEwn WASHINGTON vbR1lLrS
SAML D. DABCOCk, WM NJ PLli",S,
b. B. sHsEMAN J. SEIIGMAN.
JSO A STEWART. EUGENE BALM,
HENRY q. STFBETNS. Chairman. yu,oa-,
WI r uAykMEiER h"eC -arman "
The Executive Committee Of Citizens and Tnxpayers
for IN" riHGn"jrI Reform Of she (ty and County oil
New YORK;! mi'r t. ia;O the Aegei Prads
-" lo-S e4rnes esi all cHIeas who hs"
would BE- Of service " tn" LonHine
o-rda meat o. u- a4.r 80 to u Z m4-'i@~
POsI-Dfce Box 23lL WILLIAM H. VIZ hHAM CnAnnsn
JACK on =. St.ltlTZ, GEO. [. BAkkEII,
EREDE. J. VI HALSTBD
5I,y WHEELER JOSEPH BLUMESTHAL,
J. j. ODONOhtE, ISAAC ~. BAILEY
Executive Committee of Citizens and Taxpayers fos
Financial Reform of the ity and County Oh HeNvf
IOrk-At regular merng Of the Subcommittee on Elections
DIM Tei that anes
meeting ~ the omm tee 90 EJECT ons be hA
JNDAI and ~ tSAl uB H. - each week 10 the ROOMS
&, trecaye COmmi;eg No wv BrtEy soui ea. corner q
JOSEPH n. CHOATE
Of Committee Elecuosz-
EXrcntive Committee of Citizens and Tnx-PayerJ
for the iugncial Reform Of tnc City and C0nnay 81
BoadwaT sOuth-eAst corner IWosF
COMMITTEE will be- held al the heo n>
". Broadway. OF THIS tFris, EIENING atg ocock
w. - G. STEBBINS, CbAirBsa-
J.. Secretary.
GALLAGHER. Assistant Seer ttrT
Republican Central Committee will meet as Masonic nd.
Third and FOURTH o. FRIDAY EVENING.
j., 10 clocA JOHN J. ~" NohhD' FfeSluonA
".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

Billiard Table Home for $40 Fall size enc, and b'll'
Dia- ABBOT dolls
newborn
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A Gard.

OFFICE OF THE GERMAN, PIRy Insurance. Co,l
rs Broadway, New York. Oct 10. It'll
This Company prepared cash for all n losses at Os>ss
Which n er, lsI IN rc, JuraeI up u. $2ae 800 81
after making payment; viii surplus upias' VI sssss
sR5cON
detailed .emeu, Is preparing T.u be published
completed
Til, preliminary uot ven friends and cossOsnss
tia, the Company sound beyond question: and that the value 4.
policy IS o affected BY tie Chicago fire.
RUDOLPH GARRIGUB. Preddc.k
JOHN 3D. KAHL vieePesidsst
HUGO SCHCMASE Secretary.
The 1Ierchant.' Insurance Company Of NewYOri OS
have but as the and loss the Chicago
FIRE As their are Companies 10 Casa.
Hartford P7 lerce aa made
rect wrong en. The following speaks for itssk
OFFICE oE THE MKRcHASTs' INSURANCE. Co..
lIg BROADwAI, ~ l., Oct IL, l37L
To N, Etor . The Tfbune
SIX We ke PLEASURE answering inquiries the eontss
thu after the Chicago tire aud present The oo"aH
oct. 10 eto''"s "
Cash o|ycvU
And "a, t,lowing losses u Chicago hre, which
y Hc4 Co Of New York................. s2cO
Ba.er SIN .th & Co. Of New-l Ork........... 1000 y
BoH WL.tmsn Winslow............. 2VO ,.. a.
a. Hubbard 3eO- lSVc-%l 90 +"
~. So,o, ,o. o,,i0s Chicago lo.se. Ha u
III. DOUGLASS Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

Headquarters for Single Wntham Watches,
FULLER 4 Co., % BonisL, SeEYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
FOREST FIRES N CANADA.

TOEoNTo, Oct. 12.-Di,aS;IOuS fires continue
to I'd & III the woods ia western Ontario.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
CONDITION OF THE HARTFORD INSURANCE COM
PANIiS,

FruuPlSPD tNlp
graphs to itS ar"Et' In tins city the L ion ~ all
iiHh ami directs them To commune u receive risks
CONDITION OF THE HARTFORD INSURANCE conf
PANIES.
Hartford, Oct. 12.-lhc Merchants, Insur-
Gcc Company Of tbs G;y 1T gu; circular 10 agents
to day n-ructng them ls,u, 10 III, 70 poli.ios II j.,
UNDERSTOOD thar the Company loses sI00) about sooOOO
more Than ITS entire assets 1t has Of the best
conGuc;cd COMPANIES Ia Hartford. Possibly some ar
ranGcmtnt Il! b. made to al the liabilities Atal
eycl'1, tn" Company VII bc rrOg .ar.zcI with = new
capital ara 20
The Charter Oak Company supposed 10 ~ mpr'cly
exhausted. The Putnam Is in doub'. The North Amer
lean Is supposed to he entirely under The City Fire will
go on, and the Connecticut undoubtedly will The Htna
Hartford. AMI Phcnix sailing with AylnS colOrs.
The following circular has been issued from the Office
OF the Hartford Fire Insurance Company to-day:
OFFICE OF rmE HARTFORD TfrE IN-rEAv' . Co, >
HkETTuEp, comm, oct. -. ISL.
To he agents o'tis HH"''o" Lrc /" "'"cc 'oo'"H"y;
The ,scis Hartford Fire n,,r,hrc 'omlany o l.
l, we" S27'5'4- Ffu i"~t"HtL> mt 'uhtah ION
General Agent ~ ChIcIro after m examination or
his hooks, We estimate that our ,o Sc win not exceed
ana r+"s amountmG 70 '~r sl.-'o+'t T.A, y. 'alli
business sage, ~,ruliy i, hryon. question.
t,EUEGr l.. CiIA,l President.
LOSSES OF PROVIDENCE Gy,URANCf: COMPANIES.
Boston, Mass, OF. l2.-A special dispatch
to Tie JOuTnHi iys:
Tho Insurance ,ompaui", of oyj"ncr affected by the
C'r 80 Ire e ! Wa, ~, - .-'r v .ii''-. Hope
Atanfr ana Am ran Their condition his afternoon
W.is - .O.UWs: Tie NIshS l. At, in'uTnces thrrc Or
<GIOrD and ;S'- nf si-aEFI. IN" pHrr";- admit thht
tnry are ruIId Tnc American calling their Insurance.
tncrc = ~, II .u-s, vii Isu 81 thcr capital ana surplus
here. The iUpe the stnr ba>1 can pay M cents Oh
the ioldr. ILc Atlantic not ~ hop~iui The Alian
e., aud WASHINGTON C.a'C!InS puiCc-. he i ger
Williams Just hclI Directors needing anu "'iliE
ihrir Chicago uoIr4u"e toai loss icni conntcni Of
paving ~ tU ana Lawn Su:piu>. "tirh t" propose
t. increase " additional a1iaI ana t"''l!" hHlI'7H
tn" WasIni"oA vii .r.L,'y reo!CaW4r: "i OIL
p"l'nIuCht III l-l,:t" rOuu1ir5 her ti dfIt-ill0'I'
mad ban S.oOb a.i iiu M,Ic.Il,, "a" S3,i0h Ihc l. %
upu,! Ni.,n.. Lie hal MOI iO4r invested Ia LOrt
gage III Chicago. and ln,rs nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13

TIC Directors ~ The Loard Fire Insu,anc" Company
yaid) drt cird their Urr;s Ia instruct yIr agent AZ
thr1?o :" pay All ior''S fa' lcuoic d'Id Tc,Jil I'd
10 eOItinne their business a, usu.l
me Uhlo1 Insurance Company Of san FrnnciscO t"le
graphs To S a9"EtI In tins city that the ion "a all
ilHhl, ami directs them cOutuup I'd receive risks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-13
DIED

Al Notice, of Marriages mast be indorsed 9th (al
same and dddress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07
THE FIRST NAIL IN TAMNANY,S
COFFIN.
Injunction Granted Against the Mayor
and Other City Officers Of New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. Large numbers Of citi-
Zens assembled this morning in the Supreme
Court Chambers, Judge Bernard on the bench,
as IL was understood an application would be
made on behalf of John Foley, as a taxpayer
for an injunction to restrain the mayor, comp
uoller, &c, from paying out money for the ex-
pense of the city and county Government. ex-
cept out OF the balance left of the appropriation
OF the last Legislature after paying the State
taxes and public debt, principal and interest,
made lengthy argument in support of the
application, claiming that the state Of affairs
required this action. At the conclusion of his
address Judge Barnard said ''You are entitled
TO your order, sir;'' thus granting the relief
asked for,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07
PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

GRAND REUNION FESTIVAL AND PIC MIC
NJ of the combined Catholic Beneficial So m
cieties of Washington and Georgetown, under 81
the auspices of the Catholic Benevolent Union IA
of the District of Columbia, at BEYERs Urn o.
STREET PARK, on TUESDAY, September 18th.
Bergmann's excellent Cotillon Band has been en-
gagged the grounds will be handsomely decorated
and illuminated, and every arrangement made for
the comfort and pleasure Of visitors. Festivities
will commence at O'Clock D. m.
COMMITTEE Of ArrdHgenlents.-A. r. Cayanaugh,
W. G. Hibernian Benevolent Society: David KEEP
pell, Knights Of ST. Patrick; john Hogan, Hibernian
benevolent Association; NJ. Stegmaicr, St. Michael 8
Benevolent Society; VIM. Kickham. Holy Trinity
Parish; Chris. @. Gallan, st. Domnic's Parish; W.
+. Keefer, st. Pstrick's Parish; p. b. Dowell, st.
Aloysius' Parish; NJ. J. Hurley Immaculate Con-
ception PARISH Vim. Ryan. st. Stephens Parish;
Daniel Leonard, st. Stephens Parish.
Tickets 25 Cents; Children, in care of parents or
guardians, free. seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07

See, from their ehimneys, how the tail nAme-hres
Mark thy inierminsble farms, North, south,
Thy wealthy Dsnghter, State, kssiern and wes,srn,
souri,. Georgia, Texas. and the rest: ~'''-' ms
Thy lmhless erops-Grass, wheat,sugar, corn, rice,
Thy barns ali hiid-,hy endless freieht-trains and
The grapes that riPen on thy vines-:he apples in
Thy incalculable lumber beef, pork, pOtatOos,-thy
ccsl-thy gold and silver,
The inexhauslible iron In thy mines.
All thine, o sacred Union
Ship, farm, shop; barns, factories, mines,
We dedicate, dread Mother, ali 70 thee eel
Protectress absolute, thou Bulwark Of AN
For well We know that while thou giyest each and
u,., all, !genereus as God,l
Ship, nor mine-nnr any here, this day, sec ure,
Nor aught, nor any day, SECURE.
Is.
Ard thou; thy Emblem, waving over all
Delicate beauty +! word 20 thee, lit may be salu-
msmter, thou hast not always been, as here
Not quite g trim and whole and freshly blooming,
But have seen thee limiting, to tstters torn, upon
Or elu:ehd 70 some Young color bearers breast,
savaeeiy struggled for, for life or deash-fousht
Mid cannon thunder crash, and many a curse. AMI
grosn and ytll-and riie-volleys cracking
And moving masses, as wild demons sursins-and
lives as nothing risk Il.
For thy mere remnant, grimed with dirt and smoke
aid soppd in blood;
For sake Of That, my besuty-and that thou mightst
- dhlly, IS now, secure up there,
Many good man have seen go under.
Now her, and these, and sen.e, in peace, all thine
o Flag
And here, and hence, for thee. o universal Muse
and thou for them
And here and hence, Union, all thy work and
workmen thinei
The poets women, sailors soldiers, farmers, miners
None separate Fl, m Thee-henceforth one only, we
and Thou;
blood Maternalg
And lives and works-whst they all at last ex-
cept the roads TO Faith and DeathO
thee, dear Mother
We own il all and several today indissoluble in
Thee:
Think rot our chant, our show, merely for pro-
ducts gross, OF lucre-it is for Thee, the Soul,
electric. - ritual!
Our Jams, inventions crops, cvn in Thee Cities
and States in Thee
Our FIRE, d, all in Thee our very lives in Theei
After the poem the Star Spangled Banner
was played, and then an address was delivered
by +. G.. Squer, eS-Minster TO Nicaragua. The
exercises on the platform were followed by set
ting the machinery TO work and the fountains 70
play. This exhibition will be not only the
largest but the best representation of national
skill and industry ever held in the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07
More Of the Republican Victory I'm
California;

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-Californa has gone
republican by from 3 900 10 S 5000 majority. The
entire State ticket is elected. The result I'm San
Francisco is doubtful as TO mayor, but the pros
pect now is strong that Alvord, the candidate
Of the taxpayers, Is elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Reduction.

In OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIEs, GINS, &C.
years old, g. 50 rer gal; Robertson do, 50 50
do; Bowler, DO; Old Crow, do, s5 do. Baker,
do, IS do; Pine Apple, (rcctiieil II - do.
Brandcs-Larocheller, IS do; do. tfne,D IS do.
Hehnessey, lS64 g. do; DO, lSg9, $40 do; Otard,
Dupuy Co., ls5S, SIC: California Brandy. : Is do;
Old Tom Gin, 81 %, Cocktail Bisters, Black berry
Brandy. Liberal discount TO the trade.
C. GAUTfER,
Proprietors Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myn 1917 and 1919 Penn a avenue
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An Old Man Thrown into Canal aud
Droanen-

BUFFALO, ~. v, Sept. Two unknown men
were observed last night scuffiing on the canal
hank az Black Rock, and presently the younger
threw the elder one into the canal and ran
away. Before assistance could be rendered by
the spectators the man drowned. The hodywas
taken 90 the dead hOuse, where Il remains un-
recognized. The police have thus far failed 20
get on the track Of the murderer.
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CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
The Republicans Carry the State by
from 1000 60 5000 MatOritv

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-Booth, republican,
has carried the State by from. two to three thou
sand majority. His majority In the city is nearly
one thousand. The tav-paye s. ticket Is elected
with one or two executions.
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BatcheIor's Hair DYE.

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Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead, any rttaie poison 70 produce paralysis or
death Avoid the vaunted and delusiye pre -Ation,
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
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the only perfect Hair Dye-Black OF BrSxn Sold
~ all druggists. Applied 81 l6 Bond street, New
fork fes-n
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The CLERICAL FORCE of the Department of
Agriculture viii be reduced during the present
month, it is said.
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Hon. FRANKLIN CoRwIN, of Illinois, declines
the use Of his name as a candidate for the re-
publican nomination for Congress in the Sixth
District, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of Hon. Burton c. Cook.
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A LETTER recently received from General
Spinner's party says they intended to leave
Liverpool on the steamer Oceanic to-day.
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TRANSFER OF CoIN.-The Treasurer Of the
United States to day made a telegraphic trans
fer Of $500 600, in coin, from San Francisco to
New York, through the Bank Of California.
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The ESTIMATED COST OF assessing and COL
Letting the internal revenue in the District Of
Columbia during the present fiscal year will not
exceed seven per cent of the total collections
which will probably amount to $4,000
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INV YORK, Sept There were 43 bids for
gold to-day, amounting 20 slo,9e2 go, from
1920 20 1855. The awards win be - 600 600,
from 1888 30 1883