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PRESIDENT GRANTS MOVEMENTS.

He Spends Sunday in Elizabeth, N. j.
Attends Church with His Mother-A
Fervcnt Prayer for Wisdom In the
Cuban Matter-OR for Washington In
the Evening.
After the reception and supper at ex Congress
mau George A-.Hasey's, on Saturday night Presi-
dent's Grant returned to Senator Frederick T.
Preiiny0nysen'g house Park place, Newark,
and slept there. Yesterday morning ne was driven
to Elizabeth connective miles beyond Newark, and
there spent the day quietly in the society OF
his venerable moLlIsr, now approaching four
score years, who, since the death OF her has-
band Jesse Grant. has taken up her abode with
her daughter, the wife Of Mr.. Abel X. corbin, at
their home on Elizabeth avenue. With so little
ostentation were the Presidents visit and stay In
Elizabeth conducted that the great mass OF Eliza
bethians Will for the first time iearn this morning
through the HERALD that the illustricus soldier
Chief Magistrate was in their midst whole day.
Outside immediate neigbbOrs and intimate per-
sonal friends. there were no callers yesterday AZ
the Corbn House. In the forenoon the President,
accompanied 0y his mother, Mrs. Grant; MS brother-
in-law, Mr. Corbn; and Congressman Amos CiarK'
ATTENDED, DIVINE SERVICE
at the Westminster Presby ter1an church, O. short
distance from Mr.. Corbln' 's house. Although IL was
known in advance that the distinguished visitor
would attend service here, the congregation was
no larger than ordinarily. The only point In the
service different from every other Sunday service
Was tHc OpcuiHB III Whicu shC P0osois w.
Dr. W. c. Roberts, Ouered an earnest and eloquent
appeal to the Throne OF Grace Tor the highest WIS
dom to be vouchsafed to the President ana ms
Cabinet In the present important epoch In the
nations affairs. The distinguished worshipper
occupied Q pew In the middle aisle and when
the service concluded the President passed
ont, Mrs. Grant, senior, leaning on MS
arm. In conversation yesterday, as well as on
Saturday night the President freely expressed his
unqualified admiration OF the splendid display of
home manufactures which Newark exhibits at the
Industrial Exhibition. He took the train Tor wash
ington last evening. There was no DEMONSTRATION
whatever at the depot.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ROBES0N,
who accompanied the President from Washington
on SATURDAY and visited the Exhibition with him.
spent the day in Newark and also started last
evening for washington. gate-tender al the
depot III Newark, who is no respecter OF persons,
stopped the Secretary and ex-Congressman Halsey
from passing on TO the platform until satisfied that
they mad rights which gate-tenders are bound to
respect
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TIE CHICAGO BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
Details OF the Great Game BctWeeE
Ubassy and Daly-Enthusiastic Cheers
for the Victorious Ere Gilman.

Details OF the Great Game BetwoeE
Ubassy and Daly-Enthusiastic Cheers-
for the Victorious Frenchman.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1e, 1878.
In the billiard tournament last evening the 1rso
game was between Cyrile Dion and r. Snyder
Dion won In SO innings by Q score OF 100 to 200.
The winners average was 1920.
The second game was between Ubassy and DaiyN
and was by far the most exciting gameof tho
tournament. Daily won the lead and in thS sixth
inning he rolled up SO, following 1t in tho
fourteenth inning with AZ, mthe thirty-ninth
inning with 63 and turning his first and second
100 points ahead OF Ubassy. The latter how
ever, picked up on the twenty-seventn In
ming, following 1t up on the tWenty-ninth with
so and on the tnirty-second with 30 The excite
ment was intense throughout and the Attendance
was the largest OF any during the tournament
Cheers were given at every successful shoe ESOf
either contestant. On his thfrty-ninth inning
DAILY turned his fourth hundred, making run OF
63 and bringing his score up to 35l, while Ubassy
had only 24S by careful play Ubassy Increased his
score until the hfty-seventh inning the scoro
stood-Daly 500, and Ubassy 35s- The Frenchman
here took the balls and by series OF wonderful
plays ran the game out amid the tumuituous ap.
plause OF the audience Who took up the victor and
after carrying him around the room placed him ON
q table and gave him three times three cheers-
UbaSsys average was IL
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wages q per cent In aH
'stonishing reduction. Bus

wages Il per cent In arc
are to be reduced n 'stonshing reduction. Bus
which is coDsidered auA IL Is obliged to take
the company contends tnn@ ions entirely. The
this step or suspend opera Ne reduction, bue
puddlers will go to work at o. ~ severe one ~
maintain that the decrease is d ~
them and their families. :" 20 10 por
On the reduction they can make aoos IneIe
dav working ~ hours, and hard' Wofk. TO wnG
some discomfort among the coal mir> VI %
estimate their wages with this reduction ~ tnR
per day OF IL hours. The miners held mo> -,
Yesterday afternoon, at which committees y -
appointed TO wait on Mr.. MUrrell, the manager n
the works. This gentleman informed them tnaS
the terms are the very best the company coulo
offer. There quite number OF miners disc0nA
tented, but 1T s not apprehended that they VIII re-
fuse TO go TO work tomorrow. The puddiers CAM
not work without the aid or the MINERS ana trouble
with the latter would cause networks to 3uSpepQ
entirely for want oil coal.
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THE POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT.
Recomme ndation to Reduce the
Charge on Repatriation OF Letters and
Packagcs-Postal Savings Banks.

Postmaster General Cresswen will shortly issue
an order reducing the registration fee for domestic
letters and packages to eight cents. The law limits
the charge to 20 cents for each registration,
and it was fixed by Postmaster General Dennison
at the present rate OF Is cents, which Mr..
Cresswen thinks is unnecessarily high, especially
in view Of the fact that the for registering let
tiers or packages sent through the mails to Europe
Is only eight cents. 1t s believed the intended
reduction will result in large increase OF the
registration business, without materially augment
ing the present expenses OF the service. The Post
master General has finished his annual report, as
heretofore. He gives elaborate statement OF
the conditan and business OF the department.
during the past year, and renews the recommen-
dation OF government postal telegraph. He en-
forces at length his views IN favor OF post office
savings banks, some time ago given TO the pnbnc.
He makes no recommend dation OF subsidies TO
steamship lines for carrying the mails.
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"SECRET OF SUCCESS IN WALL, STREET.
80 pages mailed on application.

Says the Daily Bulletin, October ~ 1s73;-
neat little vest pocket pamphlet under the above
gives concise statement OF the various technca terms
employed in Wall street business operations mean
Here Save Of hs esm
long and short" puts and calls" and other In
on the Inside tracS Of II. ws srss ans
and given OF the methods OF operating
be expected to result from successful operations There
arsew persons who do not occasionally see their way
by the tho necessary information. With this
little volume In their hands the way open TO them and
ness or Irving in the country and desirous OF taking a
vantage o. any turn IN the the ay iHm m
vest their money and the returns that may De
s% Se a. hs no
Co, bankers and brokers' SO Wall street may be com
@ MIN ii A. a5s %f % be- prom aud
gently attended to-New YORK paiiy Duie"h' ooDoo1r
Valentine rumbridse Co.. 30 wall street tns house S.
tina, sells puts and ss s has IN wa sses sS
ing m details 2 how 9 ePeraS ase booss aIe ssaed
gratis BY applying Al their onice.-Sew York Daily
reegrsm sI.nane 9et l ,S rumbrdgo Co. OF No 80 WAN
street have complied very interesting lale work rela
live 10 the secrets wall street by which the reader -
,dh specnstons Those who wish to operate should
Consult with this nrn-New York Sunday Courier, Oct
S0taentinc Tumbrdge Co. bankers.a and brokers' 81
Wall street. is reetory sow 70 mss mansY
on wall street, and we wonder that Henry Cews 4 Co
ana its advice tustead using their own judgment ana
ng obliged 10 close their doors The above partes
gst tt eo sose assS Trsnscrpi ''uu a"A
Valentine rurnbridge Co, Bankers and Brokers 30
atng IN stscks, by which investments can be made as
low $40 without assuming any further liability while
they pn6lisa q pamphlet on VAN street Which may b.
had ot.them gratisNsw York Sunday Mercury. Nov. 3
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FRANCE.
Preparation for the Assembly Debate
4 Republican Electoral Gain.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. 16, 1873.
The moderate section OF the Left has resolved to
Withdraw the amendments which it intended to
propose to the report OF tue committee on the pro-
Iongation OF the Presidents powers, and TO unite
with the republicans in an effort TO defeat motion
for an unconditional prolongation of ten years..
which Will be presented to the Assembly by Gen
eral Changarnier tomorrow.
REPUBLICAN ELECTORAL GAIN.
In the elections for members OF the Assembly to-
day the republicans carried the Department OF the
Aubo.
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TRUE BLUE AND THE LATE RACE,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ]

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. 16, 1873.
Mr.. Chambcrn owner OF True Blue, says he
believes the horse Is permanently disabled az
racer by the accident yesterday. Various conjec-
lures have been made as TO the manner In which
the accident occurred, but no one knows certainly.
IL Ia generally believed the horse must have got
his foot into hole made by gopher True Blue
WAS at his stable to-day very Btif and lame
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SPAIN.
The Carlist War and q Cabinet Crisis
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BAYoHNE, Nov. 16 1873.
The Carlist chieftain, Dorregarray, now occupies
Los ARGOS.
General Moriones retired to Logrono. to await
the result OF the ministerial crisis in Madrid.
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SNOW IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.


snow storm set in here during Saturday night
and has been falling all day. There are about lve
inches on the ground.
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Consumption Can't XIII Any Patient
Take HALEs HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAN
when he's ill
OF cough that other prescri pton will still
PIXIES IOOTHACHE DROPS cure In minute
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A.-Three Profits-The Manufacturer's,
the wholesale Dealers and the retailer sometimes
realized hats Avoid this by purchasing Of ksPEN-
SCHEID, No. lis Nassau street, who manufactures on
perfect gems very reasonable in price Try them
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 16, 1873
James Foley, aged IS, was killed last night while
endeavorng to get aboard train at the Dor
chester station, after 1t hau tarted,
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have been permanently cured by the ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway. Worn with comfort night
thp hony
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A.-For Dyeing and Cleaning Go to
LORDS Elegance and beauty characterize his work.
Office $50 and 93a broadway, and LII Eighth avenue.
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member your obligation Cuba must be free Buy your
Hats at KNOX'S, and then forward. KNOWS
at 22 Broadway, in the Prescott House, and Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, BroOklYRs
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to- NJ.
On sunday from 70 A. VI.
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A.-A.-Great Reduction, and SOfled
BOOTS and SHOES less than half price, at BROOKS.
l,l9s Broadway, corner OF Twenty ninth street
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Ale: Superior American Ale Sold by
all the leading brewed expressly for and bottled
bv JOHN j. STAFF, lis Chambers street
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OUT TODAY.
EDMUND YATES
NEW YORK FIResIDE COMPANION

&10 TO $ioo INVESTED IN STOCKS IN WALL
plO street. that the fluctuations violent,
often leads TO q fortune in few days Safe system OF
operating on small capital fully explained by vALEN-
TINE TuMBRIDGE CO., Bankers and BrokcrA 80
Wall street. New York, in their book entitled
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A.-Havana Lottery Omcfal Drawings
file Kentucky State Lottery for the Benent or
Schools OF Frankfort Circulars free. JOSEPH BATES.
Ig6 Broadway L.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HASTINGS co.'s NEW DIARY FOR 1874
II The Daily Record may be pronounced the ne plus
Of diariesNautical Gazette. AN exceptionally
well arranged Diary the best work of the kind
seen"-Daiy Graphic. "A very valuable work. Hart
ford Daily Courant "This Diary Is not toy."-Daily
Witness 81 and 81 50, post tree.
22 Broadway New York.
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colds and affections the and
lungs prevail Nine. PoRTER'S COUGH BALSAM is q
most valuable remedy II has been in thirty
years. Price 25c.. Soc and 75c. q bottle.
Havana LOttery.-We Sold the $500, 900,
in the extraordinary drawing April % Circulars sent;
information given. J. 3. MARTINEZ d CO., ~ Wall
street; box s,6S5 Post office, New York.
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth, Use That
old and weltried remedy, MRS. WINSLoW'S SOOrH-
ING SIRUP.
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The above book may be had free on application.
The above book may be had free on application.
The As9vs heck msx b haA 1rs % SsRefaaee
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with definite purpose, and including that had
through the public press, IL Is estimated that the
information emanating from this ONCE reaches
daily one-third OF tile households In the United
States.
The ofce is In regular communication with lei
established organizations as boards OF trade,
chambers OF commerce. agricultural societies and
commercial associations.
In addition to this wide diffusion the works Of
the office OF more scientific character and not
intended for daily popular use, have acquired
precision OF detail and fulness OF Illustration which
enable them TO compare favorably with those OF
foreign countries. The plan and arrangement OF
these works are peculiar to this country.
For the study OF the phenomena OF the upper
portions OF the atmosphere, in view or the beneht
OF the deductions to be had from them and to de-
termine more accurately the proper reductions to
be made for great elevations, stations have been
established at favorable points In addition to
those on Mount washington, New Hampshire, and
Mount Mitchell, North Carolina, the d1aicult task
OF establishing permanent telegraph station on
the summit OF Pixies Peak, at an elevation OF 1925
feet, has been accomplished with the sanction OF
the secretary OF War. telegraph line has been
built TO connect the station with Colorado Springs,
and II rs now III operation.
An additional duty was imposed upon the secre.
tary OF war by the Legislation OF the last Congress,
authorizing the establishment OF signal stations
at light houses and at such OF the life saving
stations on the lake or sea coasts as may be suit
ably located ior that purpose, and TO connect the
same with such points as may be necessary for the
proper discharge of the duties OF the Signal Ser
vice by means OF suitable telegraph line in cases
where no lines are In operation.
In discharge of this duty, a telegraph line has
been completed, 10 miles In length from Seayille
TO Pecks Beach, N. j., connecting at Seayille with
the line OF the Western Union Telegraph Conn pany
nne me. material Is ready. and the work is in
from sandy Hook to Barnegat Inlet New Jersey.
distance OF 80 miles, connecting with the
western Union line at Long Branch. These con-
nectlons WIZ allow Of signals beng displayed .,
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killed. The following il complete
liz Il the Wounded. with tho i,jurie.
merisel ~ each.
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broken twice below tho knee.
Tie Rcrg, " Guc,lhuc county. thigh
IT right ley broken,
James Benson, of .Nnstin (brnthcr
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few sligl, bruises,
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Fuose q render cscry assistance lus-
shlc u the unfortunate persons. which
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col atIl. PROCEEDINGS.

Jaa.st,, y ttTp
Tie Town Council met with W.
NJ. f.gn Recorder, III the absence
u ihr Mayor. IN ,hc elair ~ MAY
~ rro tenn, and with Kip. Meal,
MeiIlAn anl slruilivr Trustees
lfraell,. lang n quorum. On mo
ten u W. y, Kip, seconded ls
strr,ler W. X Meal Was nppainl
ri Recorder pro- trim. Allowed j.
~ elemm.r bill Il. ~ W. Il i,
FIennia Ela4t
~. x Mead introduced ao
ordinance An.i ma,ah IL adoption,
which Aat seconded hy k,pp. IL
.,vlirnl ~, ordinance presented mud
np.tr,el February II, LIN. tn
stnh'ilis permission ~ teIl unit IT
srliitnnn- liquors. nj, wine nnl
|bv,r \. was lass.d v, ,lp i"llos,ng
vote. Ayvs, MraL, krr, M,l.lan,
,lt,al,,l, and I,,gu.
nes,fte,i. That ,lir Marshal BIZ
Instructed II rl,,hiIli, rnasiios ~
tie IN lint, y K Malk Oh n tx,
aIroet, An,l tnat persnAs .,uSating
this rea,.Aiinn be arrested mud
AIKEN lvlu,v lhe Mayor nnd ilstl
III lis discretion IL, each ett'rncr.
Tn mo,inn ~ Kip, the forage,
IN resolution Mas adopted onAni.
lnunslv.
Hesufrstl, Tint ,lt Recorder mi
Ma,nl ~ nnl hurisvl Il Issue tnMn
unlr,a u rv''n,nl AZ, sums paid tur
licenses fur llu unrspirrd t,nr
ALTER thr repeal ~ thu ordinance
authorizing the issue u, the same
On motion. adopted unanimous.
y.
TN motion, adjourned.
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Ma.or pro tenn.
w. Il. MGsn,
lirtot,l.r lte tim.
Az OlsDlN ANt'I. r.l.aIiny M
ordinance, licensing saloons.
n. |, ordained l,y thu ,o~neuan.
I'll III, Crusrn m ,ullaMsi
Hce, 1. THAT M ordinance pNss
"a sn,l approved Frh. H.. lSUD,
authorizing ll,r Recorder ol Aid
lnNn |" giant rrrn,ils i,pr .lr
k',pins md ~slr " nv aud wine
hr nnsl the snmri. hrfch, repealed
Passed and approved ,his tlh ia,
IL january ls,s.
W. n. l'odo,
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table r. eaildVn patty NIL lull,
grpNn lhr liz. railroad l.,nmpii,y
steamed ~ IN lLr ni..L s,at. Il,
IT,. sinse them their Nv, u!alaneni
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l',.alasse ira'.a,eis. oyer tlu.n uAa.2Ls
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tasen 'aa s.alys 1.-the CONSTITUTIONAL
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lacu. SHOULD TINS taku u,u.n, II lL.y
will MT rrr,r tho l,corlr ior reasonable
eom cisatiun tuf tho services runlvryd.
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