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direct appeal TO church church, and u redolent OF
that unchrisan spirit which, far as Methodlsn Is
concerned we trust and believe Ia confined 10 mhssa
ohusetts. Speaking OF the Southern whites, ne SAYS
could properly have expected have been elecu hg
amer had battered him into their power as ouhg,
these phlsnesH they succeed IN BIZ capture
pleas They win hang and STAY The negro OF e
himself from his numerous foe, or crouch AZ h es
hdoous slavery. Their white broiher N
have % abandon their posts refrain from putting forth their just pow
for improvement The Church will feel mo p9w so cr
broad busy elevation of that country S an De
Now what we think OF such trash as TINS IL IS quN u
necessary 10 say and may be easily surnlseu bu.
well TO see what the wise and good men Oh tne conu
MON 10 which this reverend ribald claims 10 DelOng
have 10 say on the subject The Independent Is not anu
never can be the organ OF MethOdlsm Inrcugh ~, 10
the cOdod Marina OF the press the pure waters OF
tian oentIeness such as John wesley preached anu
nractced never flow. The Church has us organs legt
mate and accredited, which speak Tor ~ ana one VI
them which, years ago founded unuer the husPueo
of tho lamented McClintock-a truer AnilSaVery nan
than ever stood in Bishop Havens shoes-ahd IN WHICH
the eloouent words OF Durbin are ofen nearu Ins ~
mikes the pervert who would drag ms IeOW Christian
down In the lowest level OF politics. After quoting the
language we have cited, IT says 80 H. ,.,,,, n
70 are marseloa Tor Methodist bishop on me opennR
ser nte,l canvass Hitherto except when the country seeep
pehng with rebeh0H AMI every man Vas eompeIe 70 -,
Et nre1eers and especially Methodist bshops deemed uno
s tb, c 10 nernedls With national politics Bishop haven W
| % not ,bpk 90 lie hasbeon accustomed have BIS inlepehu
an, On anv spd ali subjects and he IS evidently Determined 70 ~
~ al indepenieno What the Democrats and GreeeTe OF m
Sboc bishop appear In the neWspaper o
daei Wouf there he hue aud among froeahs
We hnE that bishops to refrain from Paono AP
in uary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
DECISIONS-SEPT. IS.

Supreme Court Chambers - BY Judge Leonard
RasnOu fhng undertaking with the surees
approved the Court the plaintiffs proceeding must be stayed as
such undertaking been Sled and uees have justified but
the only when II 10 done Lookup agt
Collins 2, aL-hoton Denied Dae Ag TsmanGranted Dater
sgt TslmAn.-GrAnted
By Judge Baret-Doremus ct al sst DOwe ct orer settled
Superior COurt-Specai Term-By Judge William E.
CuTl-Cbabsds agt CbbadVoce granted The Sixth National
Bank BookS-Aoon aside order denied without costs
Briggs WalaeeOrder grated RroadSe al Hannons
Order granted EFertIbuh RyCrIbushReerence granted
Elelss EIeuA-Reereuoe granted aIner ag HL-DeAult
taken
Common Pleds-Specdl Trm-Bv Judge Robinson.
Lewis sgt Lewa-Judgmsut OF divorce granted plaintiff Ballard
HoOrier ganed striking part Irrelevant and
REDUNDANT Van Hus RennelOrr granted for payment "
plaintiffs debt Brown AIT BroxuTemporay smony % per week
allowed with counsel fee IN matter Of William Bols-0rleT
staying proceeding vacated with 30
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. sKTr. 10.

THURSDAY. sKFr. 10 -.
Ain. r., pr,o,e via Pmouth CerbourE and HaDnrV rer
.h,n Weebsia close Sappe ,i - TN
Tb,rdst Ioboken closed at D. steamship sA AZ ' ~
letter., sepoSssd in Supplementary Mails must be prepAd WIN
Mails for Nassau n p and Havana per sSsmsn 4, eoa a
.iose al n m Supplementary Mail on Per NO. T. w. "-'
$50 D. m steamship sails alta m fa,. ., Mar,da eoss
u.ls for Havana and MEXICO By the seainsniP wv ~
n, steamship sails from Pier NO ~ n -. ., n
70, Rsrmnds by Tho steamship San Francisco cios' ~ "a
a. Steamship sails u NJ from Pier No. % =. a. cr,on and
Prruian Closed Mail Is only sent BY ths "iHA"N - ~
Inman Line Steamships. -, r., W. Pea. .OHce every
rLassy AZ O'clock D. Steamship sails ron rofiN' ~ -
Friday, ter -. .b., ,oicg direct will
he he cents the half Papers cents eah "'H W ~
W 40 ' FRIDAY SEPT. 20 ,e.,, D.,
Mail, for Panama Aspinwal the Central Amerean ana s,sa
cisc Ports etc. per steamship ocean SiecA' N'''S
ship sails at u 81, from Per No y n. h q,
ia oneensown and Liverpool. Der steamship wv
OF Brooklyn close at ; a. m no oupP'N'HSA' ~
at m from Pier No. - NJ X 80, e.,
Pussan Closed Mail Is sent bT THIS Inc - -. se.n,hIn
Mails for Raope Southampton and Bremen PEI a. saot
Dent.cb,ud close at m. Suppementary an "a .
If Tbinist Hobokeu Is closed al ~ stashp AZ ~ Eh
fan letters deposited Supplementary Mails Hns' !"
double postagc.l
p,ect German Mail Is sent BY this line NJ, .,,r4or
Mss for France via Brcst and Haye per steansnD o ~
viii close Al A. m Steamship sails at 4 from flss no ~
Mails Tor sato DOMINGO. BY the steamship IyDee' 0
=. sssnsbip sails al ) D N. from Pier No ~ X =. -,
Mails Tor keY by the steamship Cyde, eioS' - y -
sssmship sails at . p. from Pier No. 20 T. H.
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p1SSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAyANNAH-In steamship San aeGnto sn is' ~
wsss Cumming Miss Cusming: Mrs A HseP'a s Dr
NJ Mar Kne Miss Mary Gallo, p gaa and WIFE Jasn fess
us 49, Geo patterson DrurT A. o. pesbo
John Lyons 1o stsnley and wife Miss Aug reung
sn oaey Miss Lamb, G. ~ West wife ana SV
ai Ahn a White W. H. Lyon. T. J. Campbell Wnn "Ineu'
H. caTtledge Young and WIFE, p saPeI SS ~ Mans.
n '" ~ Mas r Kmbrough, J. o. Mcpherson, o. W. Msou
naS w Denny W. CreDson H. Fedenoerg - O. E T
Miss L. ROhr, Miss G. JenkD'on and e0''' A. '''"''''
rroy,cg, Sent IR-Dr H. Al
Wois ana child Elizabeth Garbos, r. Gutikow and en-
s mol n smpbe H. Guniher Aug Wather L. Pnner and sie H.
ldsmib H. IIoesch family G. Ptab and arniy
Caoine sh, H. Benidorf and wife, p Meyer L. L1esen La
Rechert, A. Sehrnber H.
Poh Dr X Noeegeah IT, Eggers and family sPIsrls ana
family Isaac Hecht and family Loewenhon Miss y d. Bo. au
,s Cutnann and family Luders A. Schroeder Cen DAVIES
N DayIe, Emi De Snet II. Nolan A. Rephn5 and servant L.
Runkle A Rnduu
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HBw-YoRK..........


CLEARED. .
Steamship (Brl. Noodle. Liverpool g o. FTanesiIn'
s,bD VeEobarg Morrel Port-aufrnce p w. Ktch1r
Samsb CITY Of San AnOnO Pennington Key West and Galveston
Frankfurt a. Bremen via Southampton oehA'
Steamship wes.phaa shwensen Hamburg Be- Knnhari Co.
Steamship Victor Gates New Orleans Chas H. Mallory Co
Steamship Francis Wright Dennson PmiadephA "OO1h"u'
Steamship Acushnet Rector NewBedfor Ferguson Wood
Steamship City Of NeEYork 3r Jones' LyerpCo Joea - De
Steamship St. Olaf Ger), lille, Havana Punch Etye Co
steamship Metropolis NickersOn Galveston L Sesersen 90
STEAMSHIP T. G. Bdde NcCg philadelphia. Wm T. Cyde TO-
Steamship Philadelphia, Davis. Philadelphia ,r.,c
Ship Cornelius GrnEel G1hn London, GrnReI antprn ""
del Mar (Brl SelTy, AspinWal VIM ingalls, 20
Ra5k John W. Bars, (Br} Barker Bremen, H. j. DeWo Co
Bark Famu Mne (Sor johnson, Queenstown, Teens Dock
Bar Maria Colie tTtaL) Dgosads Cork Paneh Edye Co
Bark Ernst Wilhelm Gr Pon, Binore for ORDERS fano hAye
Bark Nina Aust) Granh Cork or Falmouth SocoIic Co.
BARK Ba or Boar Queenstown or Falmouth Ie'ens BOOK
Bark c.ndo ts) Trapani Newport Eng Fdqeh Eiye Co
BARI Adechi Begani a Aut Rotterdam, Puneh Eiye Co.
Brig Lugno Meno ~ Jsccahno Gibraltar &C. Funch E4ye
Brig Bla.no is slrcnet Cork for orders Punch Edge Co.
Schf WILLIAMS Mor Stamford, STANFORD Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship San JaentO azar Savannah with md and pass to '"
Steamship Eagle r JaeEman Bay B. a days with coal.
Bark Patnos of Aewbapo Nichols Newport Lh6' " Jays VITA
BARK Gutor gor Emerson carifs days x railroad IrOn
Bark Foruiot (Nor) Mobich. Hayre % DAYS with mdie-
Bark Pala Bdlle Belize Hon, q days with loggood .
Brig Giles Lorns (BL) Brown Co" Bay O. b. ~ days WITH coal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Sent l8-AVed Bel Stewart from LYeoo brig
Loenva from BuenOs Ayres Sailed German ooVeS 'iAa anu
FoRraRss MONROE Va Sept l9Passed in for Baltimore ship
Dubusg % MarOu from the West ladies' Passed
out. steamship Maryland, FOR Havana
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Sept 1sThe Allan Line steamship S. David from
Montreal and Qnebec, arrived here to-day - -
Sept 3fbe NoTthGermau Lloyd steamship Weser
Wergerod Newly Sept Tor Bremen arrived here yerlay
For Latest Ship NetCS see Fyth PdGe.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
THE GRANT FAMILY's COTTON SPECULA-
TIONS.
OFFICIAL. RECORD OF THE GRANT-MACK COTTON
CASE IN 1862.
Rcor, IN, CiHrlaA1u Enquirer

CASE IN 1862.
Prom TIE Ciaaanqn Enquirer.
A corresnondent of The Enquirer at RayeIna,
Ohio SAYS frequent inquiry Is made LOT SGlg be an
celebrated petition Of Jesse X Grant, III Wn ~ peiif
against the Brothers Mack in TINS clty 70 thew
them the performance OF cotton CONTRACT IN NortSern
Ohio we give IL below. IL is very erost fiv lean
and shows how early in the war inc The Macks were to
SorDisb the pecunary capital for the enterprise Wills
tb Grants-phe old man his tho Generalr%eio
~, is the reGise business permits, and 80 foTtn ia
tbe enemy's lines, which then had 10 DO Iment.
the military Ssn1S Court Of GsSSns-es r. Grant V;
Mach Gse1s b PsSn s s furnished Sy IL snow
orney plaintiff Received copy Of case '" b. 0''' 81" ~ "
a1 5Sidr copro Cincinnati ElrG crsg s oOI Is
- MocS Brother The plaintiff that about ae
I DAY Of December 1862 he entered into an agreement WI"
military Department commanded BY Gen u T peIss5,nt.
01eiCS 10 0 s Al. the money that night be required
in the sid S1sR o,o ana be ,s being s interest at
Of per cent per the employed duls o 80
wa, ~ ,oa by the defendants 70 the headases Of Gen
Grant procure permit foT them 70 purchase cotton ,p es
and Interests Of the army defendants % have the cotton hG
he sales after dedoe9s , o@ md ELM s'e eSs the sscs Of tie
5n Tashe as sorcsad by 5eendsn be divided between
parties in he proportion Of s no. y & Sab for any po
ton Of loss incurred Plaintiff sa at the sad 49,
nv The defend ns 80 far purchase Of The cOtioa It's
70 aud sale there eoneeel but ts S &
refused render TO plaintiff any account sI nas, s
nr from sime although said account and payment nave
pesdy demanded BY plaintiff PnI aid that IN Ter 'ad Coz
purcEasei-as many a. V baes OF
more al 40 70 30 pound and We %
s,d hi NewYork realize profit OF 7t0VV,
or over The number Of bales purchased, the 19c.
Smoupt Of expenses proceeds Of the sale be IS unable 70
state Of the being possession Of the lsu
furnish statement Of IT, but the amou ahel
and mel profits realized less than above stated While he same
may and probably will greatly excel the amounts before saL
be taken between himself an the De
fsnant they be ordered over to him such amounts
as may be him from them under tue agreement herein
set and that an such orders may be made in bis beh as ne may
eqaitably be entitled 10 IN the premises H. SS0W,,
49, Attorney for PLAINTIFF
tn. STAT Of OHIO County Jesse r. Grant The
plaintiff makes believes the statements Of the foregoing
petition 10 be true y H. ViiASd;:,
"WM. T. JoVEs,
ISianp and sea1 Notary Public, Hamilton County Ohio"
The upshot Of this that Judge sorer non
suited the Grants upon the principle that the contract
was cOrruptng aud opposed TO public policy He indeed
sgmatized il as the puce Of blood" Thus did Gen.
Grant his relatives TO speculate In matters where
their investment only TO be his official power and
where, by the exercise Of his public office he was to
aggrandize himself and family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
LOCAL INCIDENTS.

" il stated that IT, s. Commissioner Daven-
port has had 60 persons naturazed In the u Courts
within the past days. 0nd that about 1000 others re-
main 20 be naturalized
A mass meeting will be held in the Cooper
Union next Monday evening, for the purpose OF organ
izing the various Municipal Reform ASSOCIATIONS. many
notable men will speak.
The Liberals of Greenville, N. Y, have or
ganzed a Greeley and Brown Club and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President N. r. Quick VicePres
dents, WIN. f. Bodle and Adley Ferguson: Secretary X
A. COnkling.
Charles F. Taylor, the President Of the
Colored Mems National and State liberal Organization
of this city, denies most positively that the members are
preparing to dsband stated in The Times Of Saturday
He saws that the false reports circulated by one OF
their expelled members, and that no MISUNDERSTANDING
exists between the organization ana Gen. Cochrahe'
At a meeting of the Grant Republican State
Central Committee at Twentythird-st land Broadway
on Tuesday, was agreed TO hold tho primary elections
for delegates TO tho County Congress, and Assembly
Conventions on Friday evening October II. The County
Convention will be held ut the Republican Headquarters
on Thursday evening. October II ; the COhggrS ,o
Conventions October 10, and the Assembly on Oo'0
Der 81.
The Nineteenth Ward James O'Brien lnde-
pendent Workngmens Club held meeting on IuesuaS'
at Six y-second-s and Thrdaye. The PRESIDENT jon"
Carroll stated that tho object of tho organization was W
further the election of Senator OBren 10 inc occ "
Mayor, and that there were 200 names upon 1 yovId
There were 5000 voters in the ward ne saul Wo
support OBrien and any who doubted the ASST
WAS "liabe TO be insuted, IL he did nj get "OrSe'
Four men signed the roll.
Over $500 people. including many ladles'
witnessed Greeley and Brown bannerrasing under he
auspces OF the With Assembly District Club IN oh u-
son City, N j. on Monday evening. DIR. Burdett ocou,
pied the chair Addresses made by Col Wins ana
Thomas Duffy Of New York. Leon Albeit OF New jersey
and Jl b. Woolf Of Brooklyn second meeting Sds
4 an Mcph
| NV Senator Mcpherson. Job Lippincott, ana nusn
McDermott Both audiences were attentive anu la &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.

The College of the City OF New York, at
IAxington-aye. and East wentythrdst., was opened
Yesterday The greater part Of the day was spent in
distributing textbooks 10 the Students and in reexam
lining applicants for admission who last Spring had failed
TO pass the examination before the Faculty The stu
dents are classified follows: Senior Class 4O Junior
Class 81; Sophomore Glass, 20; Freshman Glass, 1sS
Introductory Glass; 6lO total 1884, Beside these there
were reexamned AZ rejected candidates, of whom four
passed Among the College students proper only eight
or ten applied for determination, and four or five were
advanced Ii is thought that the resolution recently
passed by the Board OF Trustees requiring the reexam
naon Of students and applicants who proved deficient
I'm the Spring term may prove strict Two days OF
this week viii be spent in assigning the instructors TO
tner respective duties and the collegiate Rotations
will be resumed next Monday morning.
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CRIMINAL, NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Michael
committed Tor stealing sSo hon Mary sullivan OF No A
WateT-st
William Burke, James Foley, and Michael
Clemens charged violating slipping law, he'd yeser
$500 Shields Jacob P1ckhardt Of
CIntons, charged With selling whisky without paying the
special held In 800 bail
The BARRIERS shop of VIM Ulr1ch. at No. 4O2 West
Thirty Tuesday night and goods value
stolen The the stolen found
Of Joseph Mason printer at No 353 West Thirty hh
custody large quantity Of other property
place supposed been Mason ad
his guilt committed Justice LeHlth Jefferson
Market, yeateriay for trial at the General Sessions
At Jefferson Market, yesterday, Andrew Rocker
committed await the result Of injuries by them
Michael Donovan No. b4J Whngt0ns Tuesday
evening Donovan dangerously stabbed and beaten Patrick
Mhan Of No M Broadway locked for msci0uy breaking
the knno Mohof No. 2O9 West Poy6
"A hotel clerk Thomas residing at No 99I Amis
committed for stealing SO from Emma Brown OF No l7 Orehardt
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, Judge
Bedford presiding William Meagher for stealing 10 from William
Of No West the Penitenuay
months Wilson and Josephine Clark stealing $40
iron Martin Brown Of Paterson n j. at No. 53 Greene State
Prson each Martin Fore charged with committing
indecent assault Hemns Go acquitted Kate Ryan grand
larceny Penentay months John Brown charged with burglary
alleged be insane renndd be examined By the
physician at the TombA
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BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES COURTS.

BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
Judge Shipman will open the October term
of the United states Circuit Court Tuesday, Oct. 1.
aud devote two weeks TO the trial Of criminal cases.
Motions are pending to quash tho ground OF ndef-
initeness, indictments found last Spring against two
members of the alleged Whisky Ring III these motions
be granted. noe proSequi will probably be entered in
relation 10 the rest OF the coo whisky indictments,
because they are practically identical except IN
respect to the names OF the persons indicted.
IL the motions DO denied it is the intention Of the Dis
to press the TO trial II this course
be pursued the two weeks TO be devoted TO criminal cases
will be occupied by the whisky cases, and then not more
than three OF them can heard.
On the third Tuesday October either Judge Shipman
or Judge Woodruff will take up equity cases. In the
United States District Court to-day, Judge Batcford
will hear motions in bankruptcy cases. Inc following
cases the calendar:
Frederick w. Hotohkss agt Hiram Coheni Snnei NJ flEe ana
ohen Cooke and Others Adoph Iuks agL Joseph
Hamburger Chses Fessendcn others William T. Riders
William Hadey ami others Patrick keogh and Others
the following bankruptcy cases, In which the gem
is pleaded jury trials have been ordered for
the November term: . - $500
Simon SalSnon sgL Nathan Buck; Blwn 81 Gibbs sgt Adoph
Bank James H. Andrews and ohers Theodore
81 DAVIS agL J. BdVn Consn. Diego de Castro sst Geron.
There are several other bankruptcy cases IN which
Jury trials will probably be ordered On the first Tues
day In October, Admiralty cases will be taken up.
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THE COURTS.
INGERsOLLa suRETIES.

VIM. w. Watson of No. 20 Park-ave. ana
Lorin Ingerson of No lO5 East Twenty rstst OF the
firm of Ingersoll, Watson Co., appeared yesterday,
before Judge Leonard to justify as suretes on tho Da
bond of James H. Ingersoll for 100000 Mr.. Watson
claims TO be worth 100000 while Mr. Ingersoh values
his property at s7OOOOO Mr.. Peokham appeared Do
counsel for the people, aud Mr. Root acted as oouSo' oi
the defendant.
Mr. Watson being sworn by Judge Leonard ana OK
amIned and oross-examined by counsel testified Inae
he owned lot on tho south side OF sixty i'
west of Elghthave., valued at $4,000 ana
$500 he owned half interest in No. IL Bowery anu Ho
a. 49, and SO Chrystlc-st. valued at sl2oVo Ine "'
OF the Bowery and Chrystie-st property was ~
s9sooo he could rent it to pay interest on soo'0V
OWNED half OF No "a Beekmanst valued at sSo'oO, ITO
half being worth si5Oo owned farm ofeS acres IN now
Jersey near Orange worth 10000 owned mortgage on
property in Fourthave to the amount OF
mortgage on house ana lot owned n mortgage for
$500 on house and lot IN o GroVeS'' nr"0erty in
9 4W,neioth Jersey; owned mortgage for s2OOo
on nroperty in Perth Amboy had personal property
worth $50 600 had soTS oie nraIerV in FiffaVe be-
tween Fifty-seyenth and Fiftyeighthss ASSIGNED 70
him BY Lorn Ingerso %S1tb E had interest Of
sl5 600 in business at No 20 Bowery had nade nIney
fngersol but with his father Lorin Ingerso the Tam
many bonds, mortgage on Fithaye property, anu l1o
shares OF insurance stock were put IN ms n did
not know whether he would return TINS property quo
bond were out OF the way; there was no snch uhuer
standing; he free to dispose OF 1t as he chose;
The examination Of LOrn ngersOl showed hat nc was
worth 100000 no had onehaf interest IN the BoWery
and Crystie-s property, worth sl25oOj owned IhTee
lots on ST., worm slOO0O;
owned seven West Twentythirdst, worth sooOOO
mortgaged $4,000. and rented To the city Tor an
armOry; this property rented Tor s16OOO per ahu 10
fendans fathernaw had transferred TINS properly 10
him for $780, with view OF his becoming surety hau
interest OF $4,000 in No 81 BOwery owned 90 shares Oh
stock of Bowery National Bank; owned mortgages lor
:. 800 on house and lot owned mortgage Tor s5Uo on
property IN West FortysecOndst owned 90 lots IN west
Morrl5ania, worth S3OOOO was worth perhaps s'o'Oo
moro than s7OO,OOO -, ----, -.
before Justice argue the question OF tue ac
ceptance the bail. Mr. Peckham claimed that thelr
Examination proved that the surees had received prop
erty m order TO be able to become bondsmen Mr. ROOT
cOuteuded that this fact did not render them lDcOupe
tent Decision reserved
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"LooK HERE, UPON THIS PICTURE, AND on
THIs!n
o hs Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: / would suggest to the admirers Of
Thomas HasVs "boody chasm" pictures now publish
ing in 1.-THE Journal Of Civilization" to examine car
toon by this Mr.. Mast, which published in
Eoery Saturday vol. us70, OF illustrated SERIES page
ST, and entitled Decoration Day" is repre-
scented bending tearfuly two graves, OF Con
wreath OF flowers each In the distance a COnfeder
ave ana Union soldier clasp hands Underneath IL this
quotation nom President Lincoln: with malice toward
nonei With charity for AL" Mr. Nasts connection with
s publishers Is evidently the principle vi You pays
your money and you has your choice" H.
FaA River. Sept. l6, IsIa ... -
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ALMANAC

Gan ,.. 5,4t sun ,ets ...... Coz MOor uses I;JJ
| H,GH TINS DAY. " -, =,
Sand, Hoax 9O6 GoTs island $40 Hell Gate FeHy llJ
| HiaH THIS DAy-P - So,
S.,v gook e27 Cows Island 1904 Hell Gate FerrTI'o9
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Assault and battery; Herman 0ottsohai assault and oSsIe, sss
Donovan Charles v. Stlman. grand hroenJi honA"'
THg corxssros APPsasALBASr, sspt y-ine ssnt Ig;
The calendar OF OF Appeals ior IA "A
20 325 52o 800 356 96T az, $40, s1, 49, 49, '" 49,
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pAcSRNcERS SAILED.

vop IrvRRPOoI-n sseamssip IfahO Sept lsMr and nrs
cl w phelps children and maid. Miss Reed FrAnA ~
F11erd and hant Mrs NJ Anderson, NJ and MIS- H. A's0'
Thomas swan Bell, John COPELAND.
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meooins Garos, &t-

AT WIN. FVERDELI.1 SONS, No. 104 Full
~ yossL-wgDDINo CARDS aud fiSe SrA As''S
lshsdtsikt -a'-a -'-''''
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fonoon advertisements.

JOSEPH JAMES BENNETT, late NJ IL Nor
81 ton Fee London kngAad earnestly requested q ve hms "
has parent, shca reader o. s s4vsT h'o &
sin ry kindly him that write conhien 20 hs
He was Al County Mha Je 1906 ssce whoa
date no udngs received Information epestss vac sposo
be received b. h parca al Ia Norton foSA0 L'ntoa'
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At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Michae
committed for stealing $50 non Mary sullivan OF No