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PeopIe,s Convention.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. SO.-The Peoples
County Convention met to-day at Tur-
ners' Hall. Alter permanently organiz-
ing by electlng Congressman Stanard,
President, it adopted resolutions TO sp.
point an advisory committee TO consult
upon and propose plan for the cooper
alton OF all the elements in favor Of non.
partisan nomination for all the ofIlcerS 10
be elected in this county, and to ascertain
what suitable persons for county officers
will accept nominations, and as candi-
dates will securesuc cooperation, and tC
report to this Convention at an adjourned
session tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
This committee will consult with simi-
lar committee which is expected 10 be ap
pointed by the Republican County Con
ventiOn to be held Tomorrow. The com
mittee was also appointed on the order O.
business, and the Convention adjourned
till TO morrow.
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On nlast Saturday the Kings county Grand
Jury found two indictments against Mr..
FRANCIS D. MoULToN. The complaint
against him was made by EDNA DEAN
PRoCroR. Tho accused is required Ia
give bail to the amount Of $4,000. Think,
ing the bail too high, he asked for delay
which was granted. For several days
past ruuors have been current in Brook
lyn that new Congregational Council
was about 10 be called, with the ayowed
purpose Of expelling MIR. BEEcnER IRON
the ministry. 1t is believed, however,
that the desire for the Council is confined
to few persons. DR.. SToRRs, in a card
to the Tribune, explicitly denies any par,
ticipation in such movement, as does
also Dir. BURLINGTON.
TGLToN's suit will not likely be tried be.
fore the December term.
Plymouth Church continues to reso-
lutely defend tho character of Mr.. BEECH
RR,
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The Courlo of DomesIic Trade.

Ihe COuIAC OF DOmebLlC AIuueS
The trade reports from the neighbor-
ing cities for last week, says the New
York Daily Bulletin, arc far from dis
courHging The Boston journals notice
"more life in general business circlel
there" while the Philadelphia Ledger
chronicles a "steady improvement in most
branches" Baltimore records o livery
active business, especially in coffee, al
advancing prices" with o confident feel
Ing among the merchants generally, who
are persuaded now that "Lhe years busi-
ness will wind up more prosperously than
was expected short time since" Look
ing westward, VIC find at Cincinnati o
more active demand for money
showing q freer commercial move
mcnt in that quarter, but at
Chicago things are less animated,
owing to the persistency, or alleged per-
sistcncy, Of the farmers in withholding
their grain from the market, In the ex-
pecLation Of better prices. Money there
was never so abundant as at present, nor
were rates Of interest ever so low. On
prime collaterals 1t Is 10 be had for sixty
days at per cent per annum, and for
six months or year at 8 to 0 per cent,
First class commercial paper sells readily
at per cent. At st. Louis the local
journals speak Of a gradual augments-
ton in the leading branches Of busi-
ness, though at the samo time, 1t is ad-
mitted that iu but few cases does 1t come
up to the earlier anticipations Of dealers.
From New Orleans, the indications are
that the business situation is recovering
from the serious setback experienced by
the political upheaval there short time
since. Here at home, it need only 10 be
said that in most departments oEtrade the
situation is looking well as the season ad.
vances, and that there Is every reason 10
believe that when the aggregate Of the
autumn business comes 10 be summed up,
many will be astonished 10 see how much
the actual aum total has exceeded current
anhcipations.
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THE TURF.

NEW YORK, Sept. Gothic u1flnished
2:3S race oil Monday was won bv Rnyol
George In 2:3s.
The first regular race was for nurse nj
$500, for horses that have never beaten
2;44; S4OO 10 The first horsc so50 N tho
second, and $3.50 10 the third Dan
Maces black peldiug Arthur. .7,1991
l; John Murp6y's b 2 Mat Tanner @ 3 l.
! /, 3, Q; Otis Bsrt's b o Rosdmssler q
7, 7'2' 8: B. Mace's h m Midret 2 4 = a
4, ruled out: lanes Dan1ev's h m Mar
Lamb, 4, 4 s. 9 ruled ont: Charles Mnr.
rsy's 8 m Nellie. s. .5G5 = ruled ont. A
Pa,terson's Alexis! q 4 = r,,,cd
out; #, O'Connor's h m fizzie drawn
Time, 2;35, 1924, 2.374 2.39 S,971 and
1854. ""N
The second trot vas for n MIRO nj
81 900 for horses that had never bsS,cn
3.3l; $500 10 the first s350 10 the srcond
and 4 ito TO The third, r Maccs h m
Nellie Walton, 4 q a /. John
Chambers b. m. MaIsev, ali Z 2 2.
John MurphV's b, m. LADY DabIman i
2, 2, 4, 4, 5; Dan Maces o. m Heather
bloom, 8, 4, 2, 8, 8, ruled ont, Time
2:Sl; 2:3i, 2:34; 294f; 2;32: 2:344. To
morrow the great trot, between the Ame1.
Ican Girl and Henry, will conc of,
KrSTrcxy RAcps
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CHICAGO.
ATTENDANCE 1NonrAsINn.

CnIcAoo, Sept 3O.-Tho attendance nj
the Exposition is increasing daily, and
today was simply immense. So many
strangers have scarcely ever been seen In
the city as during every day this week
have crowded the hotels, and day and
evening filled the great Exposition build
ing 10 OVERLOOKING. The exhibition IL
conceded 10 be in every way sunerior 10
last years show, and 1t Is certain will
prove tho financial success Il deserves
To-day q delegation Of gentlemen from
Peoria, including Ex-Governor Birler
John Welch, President Of tho Centennial
Board OF Finance, and Hon, A. r.
Goshorn, Of Ohio, Superintendent Of the
Centennial Exhibition, visited the Exec
sition, and expressed themselves as highly
pleased with It, and astonished al the
extraordinary multitude In Attendance
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PITTSBURGH.
coLL1,1oN AND loss OF LIFE.

PIrTDUROu, Sept, 3O.-About noon To-
day o collision occurred on the Low
Grade Division OF the Allegheny Valley
Railroad, three and half miles cast Of
New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, between
the mail train eas! and a freight train
west. James Esler, engineer, and NJ
killen, fireman of the mail tram, and a
passenger named Henry Doyle, were
killed. Henry Weriz, an express messen,
ger, was fatally injured. j. NJ. TAR
baggage master; John Brown, news boy,
and John Garrison, passenger, were
seriously injured. Tho baggage car, con-
taining the baggage, mail and express
matter, were burned. The accident was
caused by the telegraph operator at New
Bethlehem falling TO hold the passenger
train for orders as directed.
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utmost attention. Mr.. Porter spoke first
for the space Of m hour and half. It
was q mastery effort, In denunciation Of
the Republican administration Of affairs,
Maynard's action in Congress on the Civil
Rights bill, and his evident intention 10
dodge II since the Chattanooga Conven-
uon. At the close be was loudly ap.
plauded. Mr.. Maynard spoke at length
OF the penitentiary lease, assessment law,
funding bill, Gibson county matters, and
the sale ol railroads. He denied his sup
porting the mixed school clause Of the
Civil Rights bill, and denounced Govern.
or Browns administration in severe
terms. -- ~
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OMAHA.
ERBRAsKA STATE FAIR.

OMAHA, Sept. 3O.-Over 5000 people
visited the State fair grounds 10 day. A
number Of business houses and all the
banks were closed this afternoon and will
be again tomorrow. The fair is pro-
nounCGd perfect success, both as regards
the exhibition and the number OF people.
This morning was q grand affair and was
witnessed by thousands Of people who
thronged the streets to such an extent
that the passage Of vehicles and horse cars
was almost obstructed.
OMAHA, Sept 30.-In the 1856 trot this
afternoon, Dakota Maid won in three
straight heats. Time, 2:42i, BAH, 2:4St
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THE New York Times Of the Goth ult.
publishes list Of the principal tax.pay-
ers Of New York City, with the amount
OF taxes paid during the past year, and
the assessed valuation Of the realty upon
which they were assessed.
The assessed valuation Of real estate fol
the whole city amounts to $sl9,7OO,O4
In the list We find nine assessments upon
which the taxes amount separately tc
$4,000 and upwards. The real estate il
these nine assessments aggregates $l1,-
100000, and the taxes $S1S,2OO.
The largest amount Of real estate US.
sessed 10 one individual or company il
$2,GOO.OOO, and comprises A. T. STEW,
ARTS retail building, $l,15O0OO; hi
wholesale building, $S5O.OOO; and hi!
mansion, 100000, upon which tho taxel
amount TO $72,sSO. The figures show Mr.
STEWART to be the heaviest taxpayer OF
real estate in the city. Next 10 his tal
comes that Of the Grand Central Depot
which amounts to $4,000, and the Hud-
son River Railroad Depot, amounting tc
$8G,4OO. These are approximated by thC
following buildings: Equitable Life In.
surance Cos, $4,000; Drexel s. Co.'S
$2s.0OO; Mutual Lille Insurance Co.'S, $25,
200; New York Lilo Insurance Cos, $2S,
900; Filth Avenue Hotel, $50 200; Metro.
politau Hotel, $25,2OO.
The number oI principal tax-psyerl
enumerated by the Times is thirty five
and the value Of real estate represented b,
them is $2S,505,OO and their aggregate
of taxes amounts to $65S S,020.
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Forging and Defaulting Insurance
Agent.

COLUMBUS, Sept. 8O-Charles D. Kel-
sey, q young man very respectfully con-
nected here, who has Tor q year or more
been the agent Of several insurance COM
psnles, has been missing since September
18th. It now turns out that he has been
living on money obtained by negotiating
forged notes. lie isslso behind in his re-
turns OF funds to various insurance COM
panies. His friends here will compromise
the matter, so as to relieve Kelsey from
prosecution.
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CINNATI.
MURDER AND ArrEMprKD srrcrD1

MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3O.-Mrs. Julia Per.
klns, vile oi Charles L, Perkins, OF this
city, this morning cut the throat of her
daughter, Clara, 8 years old, killing her,
and then cut her own throat, but NOT suI-
hcientIy to cause death. She alleges do
mestlc inielicity as the cause, and appears
sound in mind. Mr.. Perkins says there
has been family trouble but declines to
say what. Mrs. Perkins appears perfect.
ly sane and talks with perfect clcarness.
She is 2S years old, and has been married
only four yeare.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept 8O.-Eugland has Joined
the Postal Union.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-G 4. MA special
dispatch from Copenhagen 10 tho Morn.
ing Post says report IS current there that
Russia and England are jointly trying to
ind basis for the settlement OF the
Schleswig question, which will be &C.
ceptsb!e 10 both Prussia and Denmark.
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The Phelps Trial.

ALBANY, Sept. 30.-In the trial Of
Phelps ior the embezzlement Of State
funds to-day before the case for the de-
fence Was opened point of law was rails.
ed by Phelps counsel whether check or
dralt payable TO the order Of Thos. Rains
Is subject to larceny, previous TO It's re-
ceiving the endorsement Of Rains. The
argument was postponed until 70. morrow.
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FIRES.

The residence aud stable Of Thomas
Curry, including three horses, were con-
sumed by FIRE here this morning. Loss
$4,000; no insurance.
The residence Of Calom Haines, a fine
two story brick, near Wilmington, Ohio,
was consumed by fire this forenoon with
all the contents. including $500 in green.
backs. Loss $4,000.
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A STREET beggar in New York says
the panic has ruined him. His collec-
tions, he says, have dropped to three dol
lars o day, but he wouldn't care 60 much
about that, but rents have fallen thirty
per cent, and he had two houses and
three stores empty, even at this reduc-
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An IncendlarY FIre.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-A Fire al
Chice, California, destroyed q considera-
bic portion Of the town. Loss over eighty
thousand dollars insurance light. For
ty-fve valuable horses were burned IL
Shears & Evans stables. Fire is work
OF On inCendiary.
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First Day Of the Fair at Grafton.
Especial dispatch to the IntelliGcncGr1
& GRAFTON, Sept. 3d. Fifteen fast horses
are here. The most exciting races ever
witnessed in the State will take place on
Friday and Saturday. The horses are
from Ohio and from Davis stables, New
Greek.
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TOLEDO, ONO, sept. 3O.-A man
named Long, head sawyer in David
Smiths saw mill. was instantly killed
this morning. He was filling a large
circular saw when the belt caught on the
wheel and started the saw, drawing Long
forward upon 1t and cutting him in two.
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Republican Meeting,

LAFAYETTE, Sept 3O.-Geueral Har.
rison spoke 10 q large audience at the
Opera House tonight, in one Of the best
Republican speeches ever delivered here
during the campaign. He was followed
by General John A. Logan, who spoke
about ten minutes.
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RaLlroad ordered to be snld.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. SO.-The Gov.
ernor TO day ordered the sale oil the Macon
y Brunswick railroad on the first Tues.
day In December next at the depot in
Macon, Ga, at public auction, TO tho
highest bidder.
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The Reduced Timn rnhle,

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 30.-The cotton
and woolen manufacturers recommend
thAtthe mills be run from the first Mon.
day In October to the frat Monday il
January next on basis Of A hours per
week.
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Senator Brownlow Announces Him.
self.

KNOXVILLE, Sept. 80.-In the Knoxville
papers tomorrow Senator Brownlow
publishes a card announcing himself a
candidate for Congress from the Second
Congressional District.
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CHRYENNE, wy, Sept. 3O-BuGAlo
Bill, one OF the guides Of The Sweet Water
expedition commanded by Col. Mills,
arrived at Rswling yesterday. The COM
mand are in good condition md no In
diAns have been seen.
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Died.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 9O.-John Ro1man,
for several years Clerk Of the Circuit
Court at Lagrange, died at his fathers
residence In that place to-day.
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publtcans to-day.
ASSOCIATION DISSOLVED.
The Buffalo Canal Forwarding Asso.
citation dissolved today.
HAvEMEYER AND THE TAMMANY cHIRF.
Another and very long chapter In tho
controversy between Mayor Havemeyer
and John Kelly, the Tammapy Chief will
be published tomorrow in the shape Of
helIy's reply 10 Havemeyer's charges Of
fraud while Kelly was sheriff. Kelly
accuses Havemayer OF garblipg the
figures and adduces figures OF his own,
To prove bis statement he says he
has q complete record OF his trans.
actions while sheriff, and will shortly
commence suit against Havemeyer, Mel.
son and j. Waterbury for libel,
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Flre al nraddoeA,s FieIds.

PITTsBURan, Sept. 3O.-One planning
mill, owned BY Joseph McCune, and six
dwelling houses were destroyed by fire to.
night Gt Braddock's Fields, seven miles
insured.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-At q meetinG
OF the depositors oi the Freedman's BanE
last night Robert Purvis, colored, one o
the Commissioners appointed TO Wind W
It's affairs said he would at an adjourned
meeting make statement OF III
affairs, which would not probably
be as favorable as that hitherto
published, nor would II be SO bad US rep
resented by those who In connection with
II had taken advantage of the fears and
necessity Of the depositors who have sold
their deposits at heavy discount.
WEDDING PRRsRNTs TO MISS SHERMAN.
Upto noon to-day about one hundred
wedding presents had been made TO Mis-:
sherman. Generals Sheridan, Mcdowell,
Pope, Sheats, Blaine and Misses Evarts
Drexel, Childs and Borle, and Senator
Sherman are among those who thus com.
pllmented the lady.
To-day Gen. Sherman, his daughter
Rachel, Gen. Kirby Smith and Miss Mil
Ter, Of Columbus, Ohio, had pleasant in
teEView with President Grant.
GFFcIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Charles F. Test has been appointed
store.keeper for the Sixth Indiana Dis
trict Col. j. w. Knowlton, oil Conneli-
cut, was appointed TO take charge Of the
dead letter division Of the postofllce de-
parlment. NJ. D. LeggeLt, Commissioner
OF Patents, will shortly tender his resig-
nation.
s CAVALRY ORDERED TO ALABAMA.
Four companies Of cavalry were to day
ordered to Western Alabama on account
Of the disturbed condition OF that section.
CROP REPORT.
The reports received at the Agricultural
Department shows that the wheat crop
will nearly avarpge that Of last year.
None OF the large corn producing States
reach an avarsge. There will be a fair
crop OF oats potatoes and hay, but less
than hall the crop Of tobacco.
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Fatal RaIlrond Accident.

oRANGEvLLLE. oST., Sept. 3O.-The
engine and five cars OF special train on
the Toronto, Grey & Bruce Railroad were
overturned yeaterday between Orange
vile and Fleshcrton by running over o
COW. The fireman wai inslnnilY Killed,
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PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. s.-The missing
steamer New York, Of tho International
Line, arrived al one oclok P. N. to-day,
having put into Mschias to avoid the
storm which was very severe.
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IT is said that "a weak solution Of sui.
phste Of quinine and water injected into
the uostrils will destroy snimalcule that
produce hay fever. .s
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100000 Fir

DALLAS, TX. Sept. 3O.-All the frame
buildings on the Block bound by nc
Pacific road, Elm, Austin, and Market
streets, was burned. Loss $40, 900.
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LONDON, Sept. SO.-Arrived out-The
steamships Spain and Great Western,
from New York, and AbboSford, from
Philadelphia. l-
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A man named Osborne was crushed
and instantly killed here this evening,
being caught between two freight cars.
The deceased was discharged employe
OF the Wabash Road.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH PROF. PRICE

The Tribune publishes tomorrow an
interview with Bonamy Price, Professor
OF Political Economy Of Oxford Univer-
sity, who is to address the Chamber Of
Commerce tomorrow. Prof. Price thinks
the American currency is shockingly bad
and says there is only one step 10 be
taken, viz: the extinction Of iuconvcrtible
paper.
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1t Is stated to-day that the Grand
Duke Vladimir will represent the EN-
Peror OF Russia at the Centennial Exposi.
tion.
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TRIMS OF TIN wREK1Y:
GERMANY,

BERLIN, Sept. SO.-Thc German Gov
eFnment tsE!1 intends establishing a naval hos.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED pREss RErcRT
First Day of the Fair at Grafton

By ths Western Union Limo.
0hee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe BIS
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CLEVELAND. Sept. SO.-Albert T. slade,
a prominent lawyer oil this city, and Sec:
retary OF the Union Iron Works Company,
died this evening, Of typhoid fever.
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PRICES OF SCRANTON COAL.

At the sale Of Scranton cosl today the
following prices per ton were obtained:
Steamboat, 5000 tons, IS III; crate, 49,
700 tons, IS 22ia5 III; egg, GOO0 tons,
IS 80; stove, $4,000 tons, $G O2tsG O5;
chestnut, 5000 tons, 81 05s5 90.
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EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

The annual session OF the Diocesan
Conference Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church was begun this morning in St.
Johns Chapel. After religious exercises
a sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. Fair.
barn, OF st. Stephens Church, who chose
Tor his text the second epistle to Thessa-
lonians, 31 chapter and Isl verse.
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A JoNRsnoRo ePRcIAL

to the Union and american says: The
Gubernatorial canvass opened o.day At
this point. The speaking began at 1880
in the court house. Ia. President John.
son was inslde.the railing. The house
was densely crowded, and all gave the
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Nominated for Cnnrrns,.

BUFFALO, Sept. 3O.-Lyman X. Bass
was nominated to Congress by the Re.
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In the Episcopal Diocesan Convention
the committee on incorporation and ad-
mission OF Churches reported adversely to
the admission of the Free Church Of St.
Mary, the Virgin. The report was rejec.
ted and the Church admitted.
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Weathcr Report.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPkRFEEHr,
OPT1oE OF THS CHIAP SI6EAL OYE1CER.
WARRINGTON, D, O., Sept 3J.-S:OOP. n.
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Remington & Sons have accepted the
challenge TO the rifle makers OF America
BY Mr. Rig6y, Of the Irish team, but dc.
cline to make any rules governing our
ritiemen. Sharp's rifle manufacturers also
accepted the challenge.
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NEW YORK CITY.


NRw YoRK, Sept 3O-Booth's theatre
VIII be sold under foreclosure November
9th. Tho friends OF Booth are making
efforts to have the theatre remain in biz
hands, They state that the unsecured
creditors will extend all the leniency thai
ne may require, and Il enough money can
90 raised 10 satisfy mortgages amounting
to $SO0,000. the security for which L
good the affairs Of Edwin Booth may be
arranged.
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Tickets to all principal points In tho East ane
West can be procured at the Union Wicket Once,
N Al MLore House, and At tho station at Drid9o.
Po.t' r. Il. MYERS,
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ARRESTED AND GAVE poSp

Yesterday a Washington officer arrived
al Newark, n. j., with cspias for the
arrest OF Nettleship, Of the Secret Service.
ne hearing OF the arrival of the officer,
delivered himself 10 the U. s. Commits
sioner and gave bond for his appearance
on October Goth.
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Capt. Lecch and others of the Irish
team and party expect to leave this city
on Saturday 10 be absent five or six
weeks, visiting Niagara Falls, Chicago,
CINCINNATI, and other western citls as lar
as Hannibal, Mo.