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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
AT THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Esta blishm t
w. u. LOVE r. co

A VERY large stock of desirable GOODS,
IA purchased since the panic, at auction
and elsewhere, will be offered on MONDAY,
November TO- 1873, and throughout the week,
at the most EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES EVER
KNOWN IN THIS CITY,
Our entire atock OF DRESS GOODS will be
offered at less than PANIC PRICES.
All tho newand desirable Fabrics in Mourn
ing Dress Goods, including eeventy-hve
pieces OF Black Alpacas, OF tho best goods
made, will be offcred at panic prices.
tlannols, Blankets, COmforlables, Hosiery
and Underwear for ladies. gents and chill
dren, OF every ezo and quality, at extremely
low prices.
In our LACE department, We offer an i'm
mense assortment OF goods, comprising Col
larettca. Jnbots, RufTs, Ties, &C., which la
dies will find to be tho best assortment wo
have ever exhibited, and at unusually low
prices.
Our stock Of Domeatcs, Prints, Jeans,
Tweeds and Cassimeres comprise full limo
OF choice goods. at very low prices. Linen
and House. keeping Goods much under for
mer prices. Carpets and tugs at a great re-
duction, to reduce stock and give our custom
ers bargains.
Don't faii to secure some Of tho great bar
gains to be found at the Grand Central Dry
Goods Establishment OF
W. D. LOVE Il CO.,
Under the Wheeler House.
W. ID. LOVE. D. B. MCCREEKY.
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ssACard,,,,

SouTE CARo1nsA; ;MoNUHENT Assoc1A-
T1oN.-The Executive Committee Of the
South Carolina Monument Association
desire to say that they are responsible
for no rumors to which their card OF
November list may have given rise, or
interpretations which may have been
put upon it. Contributions having
been promised to them from all parts OF
the State, they were forced, in self jus.
titication. to make known, in the only
way at their command, Why their enter.
prise had been abandoned.
The facts in the case were published,
nothing more being considered neces-
sary.
NOVEMBER II, 1873.
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The number of gin.houses burned in
Georgia during the month of October,
has averaged something over one per
day, aggregating an actual loss. at the
very lowest estimate, of $68, 5000. The
consequent loss is nearly as great.
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The Newest Goods.

~ THE subscriber begs leave to inform
Ma the citizens and public generally, that
M ho has just returned from the North,
with as fine an assortment OF FALL and
WINTER GOODS ns ever has been offered i'm
this city, viz: Fine WOOLENS, Coatiugs,
Yeetings, Doeskins, Cloths, Cassimeree. DC.
His friends and customers are respectfully
invited to examine his stock. as he guaran-
tees to please the most fastidioue. All suits
ordered will be guaranteed to fit and be OF
the best workmanship.
Sept 25 C. D, EDERHABDT.
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Notice.

Notice.
GENERAL SUPERINTENEEET'S OFFICE,
GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA R. r. Co.,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., November II, 1873.
ITO allow the OFFICERS and EMPLOY
Il EES an opportunity to visit the Fair
Columbia, will be closed after 10 O'Clock 4.
H.. on THURSDAY, the 18th instant.
THOS. DODAhEAD,
Nov 1872 General Superintendent.
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Guns and Pistols.

l hEsPECTFULLY inform
&SL my friends and tie public i'll
-Ss> general that havo on hand 3
VweI-sclected stock Of double
and single.barreled GUNS, REPEATERS,
Shot Pouches and Flasks. Gamo Bags, Caps
and Ammunition, Toys of all description,
Walking Canes. and many other articles too
humorous to mention, which offer for sale
low for cash. Repairing done at short notice.
Also. Keys fitted. u. w. KRAFT,
Nov 4 At the Sign OF the Big Gun.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Corner Bridge and Oates Streets.
VI undersigned begs to announce 10 his
\ old patrons and friends, that he has re-
opened his SAMPLE ROOM and RESTAU-
IAN IAN, and is prepared to servo, at all hours,
FlsH, GAME and OYSTERS, in all styles !;
together with every delicaoy that the
Charleston and Columbia markets afford.
Move 6. n. FRANKLIN.
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Jewelry! Jewelry! Jewelry!
@ 40 .6'
VIM. GLAZE.

A T his new store, Main direct. nearly on.
Il poeite the Central National Pank, has
large and beautiful stook Of fine WATCHES,
stem and key winders, from the best Eu-
ropean and American manufacturers. aud Of
Elegant JEWELRYi An unriyaied assort.
ment just received. and all the latest etylea.
Sterling s1LVER-WARE, in sets and cases.
BTidai PRESENTS, and very fine selection OF
Plated Ware, Gold Watch and Neck Chains,
Lockets, elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage,
ment Rings, large stock Of Spectacles and
Eye-Glasses, Clocks, Musical Boxes, and a
great variety Of Fancy Articles. My stock is
The largest and best selected in the Southern
country. and will be sold as cheap as the
same article can be bought anywhere.
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The Calcutt House.
New Books at Bryan's Bo okstore,

INV ouUKs HC bryHH bUUKBtUre,
A JOURNEY to the Centre of the Earth.
"A from the French OF Jules Verne, 50.
Houghton. with portraits, So.
Jessamine, Novel, by Marion Harland.
4. Against the Stream, by Schonberg Gotta
Family, s1.75.
Music and Morals, by Howsis, 81 rs.
Memoir OF Brother, by Tom Brown, ut
Remarkable Voyages; or. Man Upon the
Sea, illustratud, by Gooderich, SO.
Book OF Epitaphs, by Northend, 81 25.
The Pennsylvania Pilgrim, by Whittier,
$1.50.
Aftermath, new Poem, by Longic.!ow,
81 80.
Physics and Politics, by Baghot, London.
And other new Books. Also, IN assortment
Of new Novels. NovI1
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BY S c.. THURSDAY MORNING NOWHERE % 1o7o
SPECIAL Not1cee-

In the SICK ROOM, on the Handkerchief
or in the Boudoir, the DORSAY COLOGNE
WATER is the most grateful Of all perfumes.
few drops poured upon hot shovel or tin
plato will speedily give forth disinfccting
and at tho Same time u delicious odor. At
EoyS FISHER'S Druc Store
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FURNITURE!
FAGAN BROS.

- KEEP constantly on
SN - EI.S-MSyhand a full and COM n
Ex3-4xsisE plete assortment of h
&MssszzenRS{Y BEDROOM, PAKLOR N
n x anil KITCHEN FURN [.
TUKE, OF the most antique and novel design.
and at short notice.
Thankfnl fer past patronage, they re-
spectfully eolicit continuance of the same,
and an examination of their stock, feeling
satisticd that they can please all.
Sept Is !3mos
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from tho
effects OF errors and abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impedimen.s to Mar
New aud remmrka lilo remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, in scaled envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa an institu-
conduct and professional skill Oct 20 3mo
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Family Supplies.

Family Supplies.
nj EW DUCkWHEAT and SYRUP, Goshen
~ and Pineapple Cheese, Sugar-curcd
Hams and Breakfast Strips, Smoked Beet
and Tongues, new crop Gunpowder, Oolong,
Japan and Hyson Teas. All fresh and for
sale as low ae the lowest for cash.
Now HOPE GYLES.
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EINE DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS in
Il every variety; Youths and Boy s. Cloth
ing; Dress, Colored and Negligce Shirts;
Silk, Felt and Wool Hats.-latest out; no-
Bows; Trunks, Valises and Umbrellas, and
everything that tends to make up perfect
stock.
The styles Of Clothing were never 81 hand.
complete stock, nor never sold them at so
small profit.
Being deter mined to sustain our reputation
for selling goods at low prices, we have
care, and feel assured that every ono can be
satisfied by giving us call. No trouble to
show goods. D. EPSTIN,
Sept 10 Under Columbia Hotel.
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a Card.
T BEG to state to those of my custom, ers,
l. who have been running monthly bills,
will at once be stopped and tho proper stcps
taken to legally enforce payment. This
course is imperative, for protection OF N.Y.
sell and creditors. No exception whatever
will be made. GEO, SYMMERS.
Move
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-06
Groceries,.

BUTTER. CHEESE, HAM. LARD, SO.
SALT AND SMOKED FISH.
POULTRY, MEAT AND GAME.
Dried Fruits of all kinds, and good assortmen,
OF Canned Fruits.
g. A. MOONEY WA, MILLER
WILLIAM I; 10 sRoonn1rs,
No. 1877 BROAD STREET.
WINES. CIGARS, ETC. jan4y
NTHEN YOU SEE A BARGAIN BUY IT.
Call and note the great bargains at
BURNISToN'S POPULAR GROCERY AM
PROVISION STORE.
Constant arrival of fresh. goods, sold at
lowest cash prices.
B. L. BURNISTON,
Corner OF Third street and Franklin.
Thankful for past patronage, by just deal
ing solieits furtherance of the same.
ROBERT BARRETT
CHOICE GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
HAMS, MEATS, TO-,
No. 112 FIRST STREET,
Corner OF South Parx street.)
A fine assortment of Pure Teas and oofyees.
Please give me call f25y
D It. CLAYTON,
TEAS, ooFFEEs. AND CHOICE GROCERIES.
FAMILY FLOUR. &c.
No. Ill FIRST STREET.
Fruits and vegetables in season. aul4
THonAS FORSYTH
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 106 BROAD STREET, LIBRARY HALL.)
Goods delivered promptly to all parts Of the city
free of charge. sl5y
r GOLDEN BROTHER,
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
Wholesale and Retail.
BROAD STREET AND 1853 ELIZABETH AvE.,u
ELzABETH,
COR. FIRST AND LIVINGSTON STREETS.
ELzABETHPoRT.
NEW GROCERY STORE.
GEORGE W. ANGUS,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, vEGE-
TABLES, CANNED FRUITS, Flour, Corn, &C.,
No. 526 ELIZABETH AVENUE,
my23 If Above Third street.
PATRIoK CANNON,
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
PAINTS. OILS. &C..
Cor. First and South Park Streets, Elizabethport
Money Drafts issued oh England, Ireland and
Scotland.
Agent for the Inmsn, White Star and National
Lines. o20y
1913.
G. M. COX.
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, TEAS. COFFEEs. SPICES,
Canned goods of all kinds, choice brands OF
Family Flour, Eggs. Butter, Cheese and Lard.
No. "a SCOTT PLACE.
Con. WASHINGTON STREET. jy26ly
WHL1AMl. sERREL1
Respectfully informs his friends and. the pnblie
that he will continue the
FAMILY GROCERY AND PROVISION BUsI
NESS,
As heretofore ct the old Stand
Con. EAST BROAD AND LINDEN STREETS,
Where he solicits continuance OF patronage.
ELIZABETH N. j.. March 2s. 1872. mh2S
cash, AND CASH ONLY,
CAN BUY
Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried and Smoked
Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, &C.,
.oF
SAMUEL MARSH, Jr.,
No. $50 First street.
Ca Prime Family Flour. SIS
NARLToN & CORY,
Successors to Cooperative Company,
No. 1853 BROAD STREET,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. &c.
All kinds Of Fruit and Game in their sea-
ION. sc
THS
ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR
Is conceded by all to be the best advertising
medium in Union county.
A frst-class
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
g connected with the establishment, and
merchants and others will find it to their
interests to call and examine our
specimens and learn the prices.
NAl DRIhLnIAIn
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A ENCOURAGEMENT.
J. & E. L. MONTGOMERY,

Having purchased the business, No. rs
Broadway, near Second street, from Nicholas
Dabb, they have laid In new stock of Coal,
Weed, Hay, Flour, Feed, Sand, etc., and will
lie patronage is solicited. Quality and weight
guaranteed. apps II
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-06

NEW CARRIAGE
In AND
WAGON MANDATORY,
Corner of Morris and Union avenues.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
or every description manufactured in the
best manner at the lowest prices.
General blacksmithing department will be
under the immediate direction and supervi-
sion Of
JAMES A. LITTLE.
@. G. HARRISON,
Mechanic of large experience, will attend
to the wheelwrighting and manufacture of
vehicles.
J. B. PRICE,
A skillful painter, will have charge of the
painting.
All orders for trimming wagons, coaches,
carriages, etc., will be promptly attended to.
They flatter themselves that with their ex-
perience, they will be able to merit large
share of public favor.
They invite call, guaranteeing satisfaction
to all.
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ALEX A NDRIA

HIGHWAY RoBBRRY.-Last Saturday eve
ming, an old colored man named Daniel Jones
was waylaid by two colored youths named Geo
Brooks and Henry Carter, Just beyond the canal
locks, knocked down and beaten till he was al
most insensible, and then robbed of all the
money he had about him, SIPS Jones SAYS
there was a third party with the THE yes. who
ran on when they made the attack on him. The
Two robbers were arrested YESTERDAY and
Drought before the police court this morning,
where, after undergoing an examination, they
were sent on for Indictment by the grand jury
RISE OF REAL ESTATE IN ALEX .NDRIA
CoUNTY:LAs an evidence of the rise Of real es-
Iate In the county, we recite an inst &nce -
Squire \. s. Wright bought four years ago five
acres OF land adjoining Drummond's toIIgate
ior 81 200; two years afterwards he sold one
acre for $500. In 1870 he asked "a 900 for the
remaining four acres, which was improved by
small cottage and orchard, but could not oh
tam his price; In 1872 he asked 5000, with the
same result. This year he was offered 80, 900
down for the property and refused it.
A MODEST RKoUEsT.-A colored man named
samuel Tyler, defied the authorities of Manas.
sas on Sunday of last week, and tried to rescue
prisoner under arrest for stealing. Citv Ser
geant'Hornbaker attempted to arrest him. when
ne ne ran and was shot by the officer He got off.
HOT hornbaker to send him IS to pay for getting the
A WAsHINGToNIAN SENT TO THR WORK
MHousE.LWm. Parsons, colored, hailing from
washington, for fighting at ferry wharf, was
nhed, and In default, sent to workhOuse, sub
JeSt 70 the chain gang.-Sentinsl, last evening.
SUNDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES disturbances
occurred yesterday than in any one day for
sometime past The Sunday law having now
become dead letter, many people from Wash
ington come over here to get their loads of
liquor, and having obtained them are ready for
anything that turns up. From O'Clock until I,
when the last ferry boat leaves, Union street
near King, and the alleys adjacent, were the
scenes Of numerous disturbances, in one of
which Washingtonian was stabbed in the
shoulder and arm by an Alexandrian A row
also occurred on the banks of the canal basin
between some white and some colored men
which resulted in the discontinue of the latter
Gazette, last erening.
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THE SOURrn.

COURT IN GENERAL TEHM.-Yes.era.,,
Lars , as sehiore; snhmitisd. Barr ". Plant,
judem.nt below affirmed. o"'''' :
PROBATE COURT, Jfsgs Olia-rhe will Of
the ls,e Martha A. Garner ess fnIIy proven. ans
iesS OF ssmnistraiion with win annexed were
Guardian An exemp liaed cepy OF the will 81 Mar
Mac Pherson was prest ntsd and admitted to pra-
% jane. Foster YER. issued to Mara e On
The will Of the late John Collins was hled and fnliv
h.d did By Cs.harioe Water In the case Of AM
Millisms' will, K Kiiet appointed collector.
POLICE COURT, Jsds. Smell - To-day, John
nistr msie,Sns ,resp.ss on the property Of ths
Miller. oh .reed with maintaining nuisance sat.r
70 eeiisrl IS and costs an appeal was takes. John
charge; frank Esufmao di.orsry aR Port ss ed
isted poiey Russell, ions sna.Sois, ter.
ons: S5; Thomas Smith, loud and boisterous; Is.
VIM 9; Mullen, Violation Of hack f ys@ IS smf NAY
Hsmils, loud and boisterous in Jackson Hall s,lsy
was cu,sn and raising the <l generally about the
;h hyan WAS charged with assault and battery
IL h three different cases opon TIN little girls all q
ne tehuer age OF about7 wears. Nc. Gloss stated
.naf ,, this wa: most outrageous and indecent
seTes s s wso
stable lofi here Ryan had enticed them and made
penalty Of tie Law be inflicted on him If the Charges
weresustsined. One little girl made her statement
70 the court, but in so low a tone
that u could not be heard BY the reporters
81 oder sister Of one of the little girls testified
her little sister being absent late the evasng in
question, and she went out in search of her, and
1ound her IN the stable with the two other little girl.
ana at once took her away. She called to her and
she answered from the stable loft. Ryan Is a stou
young man, and stated that he was discharged
marine, and was employed in the stable hostler
mat the little girls in the habit of going int
the stable. but he denied indecent assault upon
them The judge stated that IL the most hen ion,
and brutal of crimes to corrupt the minds of little
girls ami he sentenced him to six months in Jail on
the hrs CHARGE and suspended sentence In the othe
two cases for the present..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-07
GEORG ETOWN,

JHE CoLoRED ODD FELLOWS NATIONAL
OosVRNTIoN:-The national convention of col
ored Odd Fellows assembled in this CITY at ten
O'Clock this morning in their hall on Washing
ton street. Delegates were present from most
were examining credentials
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Columbia cleared
to-day for Baltimore with a miscellaneous
cargo. aid the steamer John Gibson arrived
chandlse. The schooner Walter Jones arrived
from Norfolk with 101 900 feet lumber for Jos
and D. f.. Libbey, and the schooner Newport,
for Wheatly Bros.
GRAIN TRADE.-There was a better demand
Tor wheat to-day. We note the sale of 1,65O
advance in prices. No pri1ae or choice on the
market.
The CANAL.-The canal boat Round Ton
no. arrived with $50 barrels of cement for
Joseph G. and John NJ. Waters.
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Governor Shepherd to- day appointed j. Tyler
Powell to be justice of the peace
Frank Hume, No. 454 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
viii take certified checks
Certified checks for groceries are received by
b. w. Reed & Sons, No. 1914 F street.
The superintendents of election were sworn
ceived their instructions.
The Philadelphia Star was loath TO part with
Lolita, and on Saturday last expressed Its regret
faeile heel and tuneful larynx."
At meeting Of the faculty of the National
Medical College of Columbian University last
evening, resolutions OF respect to the memory
Of their late associate, Professor George G.
Sehaeffer, were adopted.
The Knights Of st. George, a German Catho-
NC benevolent society, propose to dedic ate a
handsome new banner with appropriate cere-
monies at st. JOseph's church next Sunday
Several other Catholic organizations will par
ticipate in the exercises
About O'Clock this afternoon Roy Mason
eolOred, who accompanied the cOlored soldiers
from Richmond to this city fell in a fit at the
corner of Sd street and Indiana avenue and was
taken to police headquarters. Lieut.. Essex of
the sanitary police, sent him to the Freedmen's
hospital
Washington Hall, at the corner of Sd street
east and Pennsylvania avenue, was inaugu-
rated last evening by grand ball, given by the
ladies OF East Washington, during which Rev
r. Il. Boyle, pastor OF St. Peters Church, was
presented with a horse and buggy, Tor use in
his pastoral duties.
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AN IMPOSING PARADE TO-DAY.


About sH O'Clock last evening an excursion
train from Richmond arrived at the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad depot in this city, bring
ing up the LIST battalion National Guard of the
state OF virginia (coioredJ, who are TODAY the
guests of the LIST battalion of this District (col
ored). The visiting battalion is composed of
the Attuck Guards and Carney Guards, of Rich
mond, and the Union Guards, of Manchester,
uniformed according to the state regulations
grey dress coats and pants, faced with black,
white shoulder knots, black hats with white
pompoD, and white belts. With this uniform
and their wellpolished sccoutremeuts, thew
present very handsome appearance. They
were met at the depot by a committee of ar
rangements and a delegation of the District
battalion and escorted TO the Columbian Arm
DRY, where they will be quartered during their
stay. About midnight quite a number of the
visitors, with Taylors band, complimented the
republican candidate of the 18th district Mr.
g. p Robertson, with serensde.
This morning they were in email companies
visiting about the city. AbJut ten O'Clock a.
m. the District battalion commenced to form AT
me Armory, and shortly afterwards the line of
march was taken up through the city. Major
z. B. Fisher had command of the District bat
talon, which was headed by the South Wash
1ngton band, and composed of the following
companies Butler ZOuaves, Capt. Poland;
Territorial Guards, Capt. Tucker; Stanton
Guards-Co. A, Capt Marshall: Co B. Cant
Warren; Co. c, Capt BatsOn; and Co. d, Capt.
The visiting battalion was commanded by
Capt. Hobson. of the Attacks Guards with
Lieut.. r. fl. johnson, OF the Carney Guards "a
adjutant, and was headed BY Dabney's brass
band OF II pieces. The Attacks Guards num-
bered IS muskets, Lieut.. T. W. Walker; the
Carney Guards, 50 Buskets, Lieut.. @. j. Malord
headed by Taylor's band and the Union yards
IS muskets, Capt. j. c. wisham. They are
armed with the Springfield breech-Ioader
The line of march was by 9th street to Penn
sylvania avenue, to Sd street west, to Indiana
avenue, to Louisiana avenue, to Pennsylvania
avenue, thence to the White House, paving the
President marching salute, then up the ay-
enue, passing in review before Gov. Shepherd
At the executive office, corner of 18th street,
thence passing up the avenue around the circle
Into street, thence to 18th street, and out to
tne olympic base ball grounds. Here, under
the direction OF q committee Of arrangements
headed by John Cogsy and Col. Perry Carson
the AFTERNOON will be spent in pleasant man
ner. A drill will take place between several OF
me pioneer clubs for a set OF guidons; next a
tournament by the Washington Tournament
club for silver watch; then a battalion drill
AND dress parade. This evening grand ban
quet will be given at the Columbian armory
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ARREST, RELEASE AND DEPARTURE FOR
CUBA OF GEN. RYAN.--The New York Com
mercial of Saturday afternoon says:-''Ryan, Of
Cuban fame, was arrested this morning, on
remand by the sheriff, for Jumping his bail. He
was arrested on the original suit about one wear
since, and gave bail in 800, introducing as his
bondsmen one whom he claimed to be an ad-
miIal in the Cuban navy, who has since died in
Bellevue hospital, and the other the redoubt-
able DIR. Skinner. Immediately after giving
bail, Ryan disappeared, and no tidings were
time ago he visited the city, was recognized by
detective OF the above agency, and machinery
was put in operation to effect his capture, which
was done shortly after his arrival from Wash
ington this morning, at the corner of Broadway
and Exchange Place" The sequel 10 this ar
rest is told in an Associated Press dispatch from
New York, which says:-"Seyenty Cuban pa
triots sailed on Saturday on the steamer Atlas
for Jamaica, including Gen. RYAN, who was
released from Jail by having his sureties COW
ered.''
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
A Good Suggestion

Mr.. Editor:-Allow me to offer a suggestion to
our citizens who are employing mechanics at
this particular time, when money is Just a little
difficult to collect, and mechanics Of limited
means find it every tight fit" to pay hands
and run their business. II our citizens gener-
ally would strain point and settle up promptly
with mechanics, they would help TO Keep thing.
moving and save employers and employees a
world of trouble and anxiety. The neglect to do
this in many cases is only thoughtlessness, not
lndisposition, and only requires just word to
put them in mind that mechanics are all in A
tight place just now, and need an extra lift
until the storm settles. SAM