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RACING IN ENGLAND.

CRAIG MnLAn THE WINNER OF TIN DoNcAs-
LONDON, Sept IL, 1879
To-doy was tho last Of the Doncaster September
meeting, and OF tho principal on the pro.
grammc was tho struggle fer the Doncaster Cup For
this event ave horses faced the Craig Mllar,
With to against him. proved the winner with Con-
troversy, at II to and Bersagor, at TO second
and third respectively. Hampton, who started the ia
vorite at to 4, finished fourth.
The following is
THE poScAsTrR CTR, value 800 sovs. three
ycars old ST. h.; four, 1T. 10 h. i've and up
ward st mares and gedings allowed lbs. the
winner OF the Epsom Derby, Doncaster ST Leaer the
Alexandra Plate at Ascot the Grand Prx dc Paris, or
Doncaster Ascot or Goodwood cups In 1874, 1878 or
lowed lbs, maiden nvc years old and upward al
lowed IA lbs any number of horses tho properly Of
the same person may start TOR This race cup COURSE
about two miles and Eve turlongs
Mr. W. 5. Crawiurd's ch Craig Aillar, by
Blair Athol, dam Mss Roland, years ...........
Nj. John Danby's b. h. Controversy. by Lambton,
or The Miner, dam Lady Caroline, years.
Mr. r. U. Bells ch. C. Bcrsaglier, by Strathcouan,
Nj B. Harvey's b c. Hampton, by Lord Clifdon,
dam Lady Langdon, years.
THE WINNER,
Craig Miliar is chestnut with . bald face and two
white heels Hc stands q trne over fifteen hands
three inches Craig Millar's first appearance tho
turf tho July Stakes for two July
Z, 1874 at Newmarket where he met and defeated
by Camballo by half a length, while behind tho pair
wese Garterly Bell Balfe and M.ri1or. In the Chcs-
terned Stakss two days aftcrward he failed to get
q place, for Baltic, tho winner, completely ''spread-
eaglcd" the six which out to oppose him Craig
Millar's next appearance at Goodwood, whore op
posed by Telescope, on whom the odds wero S to
/. and Fllc du Cic, he homo easy
winner by thrco lengths. After q rest Of a
couple Of months Mr.. Crawiurt started tho
colt for the valuable Buckingham Post Produce
opposed BY only the moderate Yorkshire Bride and tho
verturnna colt. he had difficulty in landing the
stakes and the odds laid him. His ncxt essay
unsuccessful, being unplaced to Mirlinor for post
sweepstakes of 81 900 tho second October
ing. although the odds OF 10 his favor.
This was followed by his success In tho Home Brcd
Foal Stakes Of $500 each, his last appearance for tho
season. Last yoar he started for tho Two Thousand
Guineas At Newmarket, being second favorte. He
failed, however, to figure prominently the race,
which by Camballo. Craig Millar did not
for the Derby and his appearance the
St James Palace Stakes OF $500 each at Ascot Bay
OF Naples and Gartery Bell his only opponents
and alter running dead heat with the first named
was defeated by three lengths In deciding heat
After that he was 6r the ST. Leger which no
won, beating Baio. Earl Of Dartrey, St. Logger,
Dreadnaught Rabagas H., 81. Cyr, New Holland,
Breech loader, Gilbert, Perkin Waruck and DalbrocK
Craig Milar has but before the present tmc
this year. and that for tho Gold Cup won BY
Apology, with four others behind thom.
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RUFUS n. GRAVES WILL PRovED--Irs GEN.
ERous GIFT TO THE NEEDY.
MoRRIsrowx. N. j., Sept. Is, 1879
The will OF tho late RUFUS r. Graves, OF New York
city, who dcd at Norrstown. N. j., August II, has
been admitted to probate In the Norris County Surro-
gates ONCE Besides large bequests to his family he
leaves tho following:-To the American Board OF
Foreign Missions, $io.o 900; tho woman's Missionary
Society OF America, OF tho woman's Union
Mission, $4,000; Brooklyn Orphan Asylum, $40 600;
Berea College OF Kentucky $40 000 Obcrlin College of
Ohio, So 0c0 Consumptives' Home IN Boston So 000
chidrens AID Society Of New York, $4,000; Ncwsboys
Room In Brooklyn, 81. 900; Bethel and Plymouth Mis-
son. Brooklyn, 5000; holyoke Seminary, South
Hadcy, Mass, s., 900; Howard Mission, New York.
SIS, 900; CITY Mission, Brooklyn, $4,000; American
missionary Assocation 5000; Home Missionary So
ccty connected with the Congregational Church OF tho
United States Sio 900; town OF Sunderland Mass, for
the library, 80. 000 ana further o. 8 900
be invested for the same, and the of $lt0 900
applied to the education OF the colored people in
the southern states.
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LUCIUs ROBINSON.

REsPoNs1 OF THA GUBERNAroRIAL NOMINEE
TO sEBENADx-HIs ACCEPTANCE INDI-
cATRD-rHE GREAT ISSUE IN THE PRESENT
CAMPAIGN.
Albany, N. Y, Sept Is, a67d
Hon. Lucius Robinson screnadod tonight at the
State Hall, whcro he busy until late hour. by
band Of music and great gathering Of cstizena The
honor to tho democratic pomnee entirely i'm
promptu, being arranged by the citizens only few
hours before IL came oR A good display OF rockets
and fireworks prececod the music and great enthusiasm
was evinced Mr. Robinson introduced by Hon.
FRANKLIN Townsend in q few WORDS referring 10 the
long residence of Mr. Robinson in Albany whhe in tho
service OF the State and the candidate then spoke
follows:-
SPEECH OF MR. ROBINSON.
FELLOW CIrIzEys ALDANY--l thank you most
heartily for this courtesy and your kind, friendly
sreoIng Ny Official duties have required me 80 rs-
side many years among the people OF this Old historic
city. have received at their hands innumerabe fa-
vors. personal and social, well as POLITICAL and am
l am aware that the occasion Of It IL the
nomination made by the Democratic State
Convention on Wednesday last. All who know me
Know that neither sought, desired nor expected that
nomination. But hold that this republican govern
ment the duty of every citizen when called to the
public service by the people, without any agency Of his
own, TO obey that summons, ana 10 servo unless pre-
vented BY insurmountabie obstacles. II the people
shall ratty the nomination It viii be my earnest elort
she cardinal principles OF the democratic party equal
aud exact justice TO all men; economy
in the public service, to the end that labor may be
lightly burdened and tho correction of the abuses
which SO naturally creep INTO tho administration OF
the government by political parties long enjoying un-
limited power.
QUESTION ISSUE
That great abuses exist and have long existed In
the administration OF the general government Is admit
ted by all men but our opponents claim that they may
bc corrected by their own party. Can they be
Is It probable or possbier Is anywhere recorded
tba pn isfnr rOu ptrvt thntu
ruped by the long possession OF power reformed
itself and corrected It's own abusesy IL has never been
dono and will not be without change OF adminIstra-
on. Whether such change shall be madc Is the qucs-
tion at issue IN this campaign. Bot do not appear
before you to discuss these issues. appear simply TO
express my gratitude Tor your kind greeting. Jap
planse.)
The stops Of the State House were crowded with
democratic notabics during tho speech, among them
Henry Richmond, J. D. Van Buren,. John Bigeiow,
Clarence Corning and others Edgar K. Apgar fol-
lowod tho Comptroller in high tribute to hts fitness
for the Governorshin
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyyIcx OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, Sept 16-l 4 N.


Pro6dbittic&
For Saturday In the South States, northerly
winds, falling followed by rising barometer, and
tho coast cloudy and rainy weather, with lower tenn
peraturcs in the INTERIOR possibly attending the do
volopment OF q severe storm to tho southeastward.
For tho Gulf States, northeast winds veering to
southeast stationary higher pressurcs cooler fair
weather. followed BY partly cloudy woa,her In
Texas
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, northeast 10
southeast WINDS stationary lower temperatures
rising followed by falling barometer and clear weather
For the Upper Mississippi, and Lower Missouri val
lcys falling barometer increasing southerly
winds, partly cloudy or clear weather
For upper lakes cas,erly winds, rising, followed
by falling barometer. warmer, partly cloudy weather
For the lower lakes Middle aud Eastorn States. sta
tonary rising barometer, northwest to northeast
winds. cooler clear partly cloudy weather. except
possibly cloud and rain in tho Middle Atlantic States
The rivers viii probably change but little, except
falling at Cincinnati
Cautionary signals continue At Key West
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xURxIsH ATTACK AT MALI-zwoNNIcK-rH1
FIGHTING ON THE DRINA.

LONDON, Sept 16, 1915
The Stamddrd's despatch from Belgrade .ays:-The
Turks madc attack Tuesday on MaliZwonnick to
prevent the Servans from sending endorsements
General Tchernayen; but nshing the Drina cannot
influence the issue Of tho warat Alexinatz.
PREPARING TO cRosa
correspondent with the Turks says that their plan
OF operations 10 cross the Morava storm the Servan
position Degrad, occupy it and then take
Alexinatz
Both positions strong, and the task Is one Of
enormous difficulty.
rho first attempt to carry out tho plan by bridging
the Morava Monday unsuccessful
SUFFERING FOR THEIR
Belgrade telegram to the Daily Ne,cs says:-The
rain has been falling torrents for the last days.
The Morava Valley Is now great swamp BY syste-
acay burning the villages the Turks have destroyed
what would have been thor shelter and thcy arc now
exposed without to the storm. Important mill
operations impossible and week Of will
render the valley untenatIc.
THE coxMssARrAr.
The Servans have supplies for years campaign at
Dcligrad and Alcxinaz. The Turks obliged to haul
everything from Nsch.
Their withdrawal to that point is expected
THE NEGOTIATIONS PEAcE-ExGLIsH OPINION
Tho London Timrs in article Turkeys basis OF
peace, declares Europe cannot permit Turkey to
occupy the servian fortrcsscs which she held
untn 1857. The European Powers will be tho
best judges to what military forco Prince
Milan should maintain alter they complete
their plans. For the sake OF peace tho Porto should
waive the empty form OF Prince Milan doing homage
70 the Sultan In fact the only safe condition those
proposed by Turkey is the construction Of a railway
across scrvia.
GLADSTONE THE SITUATION.
The Times publishes O letter from Mr.. Gladstone
dealing with tho recent speeches OF Lord
Derby the Eastern question. Mr. Gladstone
ands fault with tho government for merely protesting
and demonstrating, and concludes with the dcclara-
lion n:--"The time has come to say you let Europe
ienne what is just then enact it,
Tho writer expresses the belief that the crcum-
nanccs now demand tho early reassembiing OF Par
hamcnt.
GERMAyY's POSITION.
The Daily Teiegrdph's special from Vienna asserts
that Germany will not move In aid Of Russias de-
mands upon Turkey. nnd in the event OF war Will
nam absolutely neutral
The Teegrophs correspondents at Paris reports that
sensation caused in that city by the publication
asts evening In tho journal La France OF The
Hxt OF an alleged treaty signed BY Bismarck
and Gortschakon purportiss to have been made last
suno, and providing for the settlement OF the Eastern
question In case Of war Tho whole thing Is absurd;
but caused much excitement and obtained credence
IN certain circles
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THE BnoKHRs' CIRCULAR.

LIVERPOOL Sept 15-Evening.
Tho circular OF tho Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Asso
citation its of the week ending last night Gays
cotton has been in comparatively moderate demandi
and, with quiet marke, tho last few days, tho tend
ENJOY of prices has beon In favor OF buyers American
has been in very moderate request and prices during
the latter part the week. though in favor Of buyers
without quosable change except middling and
low mddling upands, which 1-16d. lower. In Sea
Island the sales have beon small and previous quota
tions maintained. Futures quiet, snd, after
advance, prices tally l-16d below last Thursdays
raj
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ARREST OF A SEA CAPTAIN.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept Is. 1870
Captain Bateman OF the schooner Dresden, Of Machi-
asport now at this port has been arrested by Provt
dcnce detectives charged with stealing $l170 from
William Mitchell, retired captain Of Machiasport
Captain Bateman upon being locked up confessed tho
crime and told where the money was aud mplicatcd
William Murphy as an accomplcc. Bateman has been
snnt custody
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UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.

SARATOGA, ~ Y, Sept Is, 1876.
The Unitarian Conference closed tho business meet
ings tho session this afternoon and In the evening
a sociaple was held at the United States Hotel
Among tho papers read to-day were those "Thc
Essential Pcty OF Modern Science" by the Rev John
W. Chadwick; The Life OF To-day the Interpreter OF
tho Life OF the Past" by the Rev. Francis Tiffany;
and Tho Religious Culture Of the Ycungu BY tho
Rev +. T.. Powell Tho closing address made BY
the Rev. Henry W. Bellows The Council was in-
sruclcd TO call the next Conference Al saratoga in
,o-a
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FATAL ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.

Sr. LOUIS, No., Sept Is, 1876
swhile George Doerbaum, John Hoombein and Philip
Kepp were descending an elevator at the boot and
shoe house OF Joseph Baum, Washington avenue,
this afternoon, the machinery gave way and the
vator and were prccptated from the third story
TO the ground noor kepp was instantly killed and tho
other two men werc dangerously hurt internally. The
elevator loaded with goods and descended with
rrea velocity.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt pissed worry quiet day yer.
tcrtay, receiving only members Of his family and Dr.
Deems At ten O'Clock he sleeping and his doctors
expoct that be VIII pass q comfortable night
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CABLE N E w S
From All Parts Of the
World.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
Ottoman Outline Of a Peace
Plan for SerVia.
IMPERIALIST CONDITIONS.
Tho Question Likely TO Be Considered BY
the Great Powers
TURKISH GAIN IN THE FIELD.
Spanish Religious Intolerance Likely to
Induce Foreign Interference.
IMPERIALIST CONDITIONS.
The Question Likely TO Be Considered BY
the Great Powers.
TURKISH GAIN IN THE FIELD.
Spanish Religious Intolerance Likely to
Induce Foreign Interference.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.

TURKISH MPERIALIsr CONDITIONS FOR PLACE.
WHAT THE PORTE DEMANDS OF THE SER
vIAHs-HuM11IATIoN TENDING TO suBJuGA-
T1oN-yoRTREss REDUCTION .AND RAILWAY
FOE WAR PuRPosEs-THE EUROPEAN POWERS
TO JUDGE.
LONDON, Sept Is, 1879
despatch from Constantinople to Reuters Tec-
gram Company says the Porto has informed the AM
bassadors OF Powers in reply their representa-
tions madc Saturday last that It Is impossible to
grant armstice but the Porte is prepared to accept
peace based upon the following points,
THE CONDITIONS.
Nra-The reoccupation of tho forsrcsses which were
held by Turkey previous to 1857.
eeondTne destruction Of tho fortresscs constructed
by the Servans since 1857
TAird-The investture of Prince Milan at Constanti-
nople.
Fourth-Ths reduction OF the effective servan army
70 10. 900 men and threo batteries
FIfth-The construction of a railway Ssrvia.
sixth point follows which is ndecipherabs in the
telegram.
suLTAN's roLIcY.
The Porte insists chiefly upon the necessity Of
eupation OF the principal Servian tortresses
prevent fresh aggression, and leaves the negotiations
OF treaty tho above basis entirely in the hands of
tho Powers.
DIPLOMATIC SUBMISSION TO xU1oPKAN CABrNEf JUDO.
xExL
Reuter- despatch from Constantiuople says Il is
stated there that although the reply Of the Porto to
the representatives. Of the Powers will formulate
dtions of peace will leave the conduct of tho nego
tations In the hands OF the Powers
TURKISH FIELD.
Reuter- despatch from Belgrade says q report is
current there that the Turks had captured two OF
Bervian redoubts at Little Zwornick.
FORCED PAPER CURRENCY.
The Turkish government will shortly Issue notos Of
denominations ranging from to hundred francs.
having forced currency.
ENGLISH EXPLANATION THE OTTOMAN FINANCIAL
The general committee of the Turkish bondholders
has issued circular embodying scheme for permit
ting the Turkish government to issue paper money
the OF $40 OO0 be legal tender
ing no interest The whole amount is to be redeemed
In ten years by half yearly drawings Of s. 0OO 900
sach and that to be provided for by deduction
Of fifteen per cent from the interest paid to existing
bondhoders. One OF the provisions of the proposed
scheme that the Porto shall adopt what s called
sHamoud scheme"
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THE GALAXY,
' POR OCTOBER.
Now rc sdy.

CONTENTS.
NOMINATION Ann ELECTION OF ABRAHAM LIN
coin. Account OF his administration. No. 2 BY Gideon
wsIles WAR MEMoI.S By G;nersi r .. A. cns,et
nv Mary l.. Ritter MADCAP VIOLET BY William
Black auhor of "A Princess Of Thne. &c kEpRisALS
Nv Jose pbns Pollard. OCrAyIUS BROOKS FKOTHING
HAN. 4 sketch, By Edmund q sssdmsg ART ArrLIEn
WHY'S Elliott THE SQUIRE AND HIS DAU0HTER
~ A. J. II. ON READING sHAkESPEARK. BY Richart
t;rant White THE KlNDERGARTkN. BY Frederick
whttsker CHKvTCHENKO. THE NATIONAL Pok1
OF LITTLE RUSSIA Arranged from tho Revue des Deus
Mondcs BY John Austin stevens. A TERRIBLE RK.
VENICE. An Episode ofthc Spanish War BY r. W. Very.
ONLY TO LIVE. by r. w. BourdIlon. DRIFT WOOD.
~ Philip Qulibet. SCIENTIFIC MIsCELLANY: CUR
RENT LITERATURE: NBBULlE BY The Editor.
Price cents per number - per yssr inciudns pssss
saKLpox 1 COMPANY,
xsv Ten
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EMBEZZLEMENT.

ANOTHER COUNTY OFFICIAL FALSE TO HIS
TRUST.
wnKxsBARRE, Pa, Sept. Is. 1876
A deficiency OF $1,000 in the accounts OF Thomas
Huiehins ate Recorder OF Dcods of this county has
been discovered by The state authorities The result
Is the OF Mr.. Hutchins and tho revival Of
county fraud excitement
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tants stated TO have given rise TO frequent ex
change Of notes between tho British and German gov.
ernmenta II is understood they viii address remon-
to Spain tho subject and call upon her TO
act In Conformity with her engagements
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CHEKSE SHOW.

ISGERsoLL, Ont, Sept Is, 1875
The provincial cheese exhibition to-day great
success I. B. Arnold, secretary Of the American
Darymen,s Association, Of Rochester; j. G. Cohoc Of
TredcntA n. Y; G. A. Cochran, OF Montreal and W.
Fcarman acted as special judgea large amount was
expended ~ prixsa
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FATAL RESULT OF A QUARREL.

PEovrDEScE, r. L, Sept 15 1875
During quarrel In = stable at Ncwport Mt twelve
O'Clock last night John Melville. recently from Boston,
was scrohsly and perhaps fatally cut with razor by
James Conncrs, late coachman OF the Austrian Consul
General Conners fed
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KILLED ON THE TRACK.

ToRoSro, Ont, Sept Is, 1915
Brakeman Charles Dcnninr, Of this city, whi'c
coupling at Guelph station to-day had his foot
caught In o frog was run over and killed
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THE MAINE LEGISLATURE.

STANDING OF THE TWO HOUSES FOLLOWING
THE RECENT ELECTION
PORTLAND, No., Sept IT, 1876.
The Legislature will stand-House 120 republicans,
81 democrats; Senate, 30 republicans, democrats
Tho republicans gain 81 in the House and In tho
Senate.
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SPAIN.

AN ANGLo-GERMAy PROTEST.
LoypoS, Sept Is. 1875
A Reuter- despatch from Berlin says the intolcrant
nsasurss Of tho spauisA government against Protss
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THE FRlGATE FRANKLIN.

VILLA FEAScA, Sept Is, 1876
Tho United States irgat6 Franklin sailed from this
port for home yesterday. She will atop at Gibraltar
and from there proceed TO Hampton Roads
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ARKANSAS INFLATIONISTS.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. Is. 1870
A grccnback meeting was held to-day and
nominated an electoral ticket for the State.
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MR.. ADAMS ACCEPTANCE.

BOSTON, Sopt IS, 1916.
Charles Francis Admis' acceptance OF tho nomina-
ton for Governor was read the democratic rally at
Faneuil Hall tonight.
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tn. wEAruEn YHsrxapAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In CON-
parson with tho corresponding datc OF last year. az
Indicated by tho thermometer Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD building
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OLD SOUTH CHURCH.

BosroS, Masa, Sept Is, 1875
The sale of the Old South church for s400, 900 was
perfected to-day, tho conditions both sides having
been accepted The building is to be used strictly
historical
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ACCIDENT TO A FREIGHT TRAIN.
MONTPELIER, VI, Sept. Is. 1876.

MONTPELIER, VI, Sept. Is, 1875
A freight train the Central Vermont Railroad
broke apart last night and the into tho
forward part or the train, wrcoking four OF them.
william Barry, abrakeman, was thrown from The cars
and killed
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A LADY SHOT DEAD.

TORONTO. Ont, Sept. Is, ls7G
Mira Richardson, OF Fcnslow Falls, was shot dead
while standing In the doorway Of her residence at
CobonS, this evening Where the shot from is
mystery
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Hester Cymer, Of Pennsylvania. 10 al
the New York Hotel Sebastian d. schlesinger, Ger
man Consul at Boston, Is at tho Albemarle Hotel
General Franklin +. Flint. United States Army Is
at the S,urtevant House Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg and Ex-Governor John T. Hoffman
are at the Clarendon Hotel Colonel Francis
b. Loomis democratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
OF Connecticut, and N. d. spcrry OF New Haven
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Colonel Stephen q
Lyford, United states Army, Is at the St James Hotel
Rev. DIR. J. y. Twitchel, of Cleveland Is at tho St
Nicholas Hotel Horace White OF Chicago, and Gen.
eral Horace Porter at tho Brevoort House Soma
tor William II. Barnum OF Connecticut, is at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Mr. John Quincy Adams, or Mass&
chusetts is at the Brevoort House. on his way home
from PhIladelphs
Ex-Governor John T. Hoffman, who has been living
In Albany. when not travelling abroad, since hh
election TO the Govornorshp, Will hereafter rosdo IL
this CITY.
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CHARITABLE REQUESTS.

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