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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Republican sentiment in Eastern Con-
necticut beyond doubt very strongly In favor 81 the
election OF tine Honorable Marshall Jewell TO tho United
states Seua'e-fNew- London Telegram tRep)
It would be unfortunate for the Republic
the East they should insist upon forgetting
that silver is hard II they insist the merits
of single standard PERHAPS they may nd 1t IN silver
-lCincmnat Commercial (Ind.)
The blunder which has been committed in
South Carolina this year In making that State too
unanimous is than crime. IL has cost s at the
polls many votes and Vii many more unless the
habit Is given up--lTrOy Press (Dem)
The moment il can be said that Mr. Tilden
Is surely md safely dead the Republican press wil he
gin To maintain that he the ONLY leader the Demo
cratic party possessed and thai account oil his great
qualities and virtues hrs party sought to cruelty hin-
buffalo Courier (Dem.l
ANY condemnation by the Democratic man
ayers OF coparceners would bs recognized by the
country pdIey forced prec ,utiOnaIy, not as
genuine expression oi opiuon and everybody would
laugh TO attempt u excupate the Offenders IN
view of the bTght Sunlight OF publ lty reflected
upon the cipher dispatches by JHB NEW-I0Rk TRlB-
USEs cryDtograpber.-trrOy Times (Repl
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Valentine keeps sharp loosOu, on tine street for hi.

man.
Captain Mclaughlin. OF the Gates Avenue Police
BROOKLYN, yesiceday took 70 the Central o1ice In
that CITY German laborer named n. Ball.
age nifty. of No. 102 Van Bnren-st.. who
claimed that he had knowledge through dream
OF the robbers OF the stewart yaut His told TO
Detective Zundt that Tuesday night he saw In
cream two men take Mr. Stewards body from the
couln aud put lit IN rubber bag. They
then carried 1t to waEon., ard drove on
Both the men well dressed. One tail and
stout, with black whskers; other stout and snort
with sandy m0ustaehe. TIE police laugh at hrs story
POSITIVE DESIALs or RUMoRs.
AT midnight Inspector Dilks, who was still on
duty at Police Headquarters Inspector Murray
not having returned, said to inquiring
reporter: There Is no news as yet The
reports OF the finding OF the body OF Mr.. Stewart
false The SUPERINTENDENT has not been In the places
named In The reports He very far frDu there and
VIII De back here by tue morning boat. He
Always uses the boat which arrives about O'CLOCK.
CAptan McCullagh, OF the Seventeenth Precinct,
visited short time later. He Bad that he had called at
headquarters to inquire In regard 10 the truth Of the
report ana 10 had not been verified. He had no reason
TO believe it was true.
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THE MYSTERY UNSOLVED.
Mr.. STEWARDS BODY NOT DISCOVERED.

Mr.. STEWARDS BODY NOT DISCOVERED.
EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY OVER UNfoUSDfD
RUMoRs-ExPLicIT DENIALs By Police OFRI-
Gals.
Rumors were rife in the city yesterday
that the body of A. T. Stewart had been
discovered in two different places, in New
Jersey and in Canada. They could be
traced to no source worthy of the slightest credence
and were positively denied by ali persons in this
city who would have been likely to have had
any information the subject. Superin-
tendcnt Walllng. whose absence serves as
basis for most of the stories, IS cx-
pected to return from cunning excursion
Keyport, b. j. this morning. letter. TO
Which the police pay no attention, says that the
body is in Canada in the possession of woman
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al notices Of Marriages must .
name aRH address.
lJIEI.

Aidrc6. in the cath wear Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
APPLEGATE-At Red Bank. N. J., November IL. Ann b.,
we % oI Tsy bsT ATE aee 81 Red Bank lso
pm.
BRoCK-At Washington Heights November Is. Caroline.
Rcsvp Invited attend tho funeral services
al 1880 o'clock
Dutehess County papers please copy
CARsoN-on Thursday November H. Samuel Carson, sr'
Ffns% sSsury S c HG @ DIS A''
EDwARDsAt Elizabeth y j. on the l2tn inst, Frances,
services At CHRIST Church. Elizabeth on Friday the
MISUNDERSTANDING Mt Salt Lake City, the evening OF
the 9th inst Lycrrs EEertOn IN the 6lstyear Of his are
HEIssENBUTTEIon wsdnes iay NOy ., S H. 1878
Reativas and friends are invited his funeral from
Brooklyn, on Satnrjay. 18th iost. at O'clock.
JypDAt Ghesgo m o. sgSGpsSy On a., Monday % S
LYNG-In this city, THURSDAY, November IA. Harmon b.
Rss and end are invited 10 attend the fnuera service.
the residence OF bis sonIn-iaw John McPherson 20 81
Morton-st SATURDAY, afternoon, 18TH inst al O'CLOCK
MILLERsuddenly at East NewY on Tuesday evening.
November - Horace 4 Miller agei o. yesr5i ,,. .,
attend the unsrs at Trinity (EpscopaD Church. we.
fosve near Fulton. NewYOrk Friday. November
PECK-on wednesday November IS. 1873 Charles A. Peck
RELATIVES anu irsnds Of the family invited attene the
funeral residence 100 IAxingtonsve on Sat
H Ss rs%ans VIM be taken
wENTwoRTh-on Thurs@ay morning, November mi H. Of
FneTa residence 100 East 3sths Saturday.
at O'Clock m.
Remains 10 be taken 10 WOodlawn.
monthly meeting of the New York Jewellers Asso
citation Tuesday medatey after the
funeral resolution in reference TO MT Guedn
was adopted:
Rssoived, That the members OF the NewYork Jewellers
learned with profound Of the sudden
decease much esteemed associate TREND and late
President jacques Guen who by his honorable hts
character hi srupulOus exacness 10 The perform
ance duties him his zeal behalf Of tas
other gentle and manly qualities has
bin member ~ this afsociaii0n While
deeply depOre loss. win hod his name and
character in grateful ana afeetiona remembrance
DANIEL Y. APPLETON. President
H. OLNsTED. Secretary.
WINANS-At Elizabeth. n J., Tuesday, November IL, ia
cob e. Wlnans. 9th OF his
Funeral residence az Broad St. Friday afier
noon, 18th inEt, at o'clock. No flowers
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THE DEATH OF JOHN S. SLEEPER.
Inr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUSE.l

IBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrDuSEl
Boston, Nov. 14.--JOim S. Sleeper formerly
one OF the editors and propretors OF The Boston JoHd
died at his resdence at Boston Highlands tonight at the
advanced aes of "a wears In lS567S he Mayor OF
Roxbury He was at one time candidate for Congress
on the Democratic ticket against Alexander H. Rice by
whom no wss defeated. He subsequently made
a contest for the seat, but was unsuccessful IN
politcs after the death Of the WING party ne slea
canddaey he was lees aoIiye IN public AFFAIRS and settled
INTO the ouet enjoyment Of the competency which ne
had acquired during bis busy years III io'V no WIS
elected 70 the State Senate.
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SWEET WORDS FOR MOSES.


As our readers know, we are not particu-
larry fond OF MI Marble We believe tha his mission 70
Florida was unhappy one; We believe that lac 10
weaminded egOtstica sort Uf person. who, hut Tor the
fact he owned The Neo YORK World would have
no influence in kchen but are not prepared
to believe that person oil Mr.. MarOIo's small
mental stature could far forget himself AS 10 approach
such fellow towg with prOpOs ition TO influence
his vote vita "a bfibe IL Is Of course barely possible
that Mr. Marbles meagre intellect may have led him 10
make such uuseemy Of himself but we prefer to
believe tUt he during tho excitement or
the electoral count. IL would seem that fato or some
thing worse Will loon compel Mr. Marble 10 consult his
dictionary and inform the country or the memoTaby
insignificant part he PLAYED ID Florida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
THE Ma.
EDWIN BOOTH AS AGO.

At the Fifth Avenue Theatre last evening
Edwin Booth appeared Iago before an audience
which filed every part Of the house. The character
isttcs OF this marvellous mpersonstiOn have been here
tOforo denoted in these columns, and on this
occasion there Is 10 need 10 say more than
that Mr.. Booths performance cannot DO wit
messed or remembered without shudder THIS actors
art and the sources whence 1t springs are happily well
known to the pubc which only needs 10 be informed
that Of the nObleI creations OF genius may
now be enjoyed at The Fifth Avenue Theatre
Mr. d. H. Harkins took the part OF O1tciio,
which he invested with passion. dignity and tenderness
Hiss Louise Au]dener. DesdemoRG. displayed many
qualities which secured the appreciation OF the audience
The applause was frequent and cordial throughout the
evening and Mr. Booth was several times recalled The
wa aa folIoos.
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THAT'S Ir-TTIDgfN MUST BE INDICATED.
FROM The BroOEign Bagic tDcmD

Mr.. Tiden may not be the candidate OF the
Democratic party 1880, but II Is not easy 10 see WIN
the people II ne ba alive. is the fraud 10 DC condonedi
II So for what chence shall the American people he
asked 10 condemn the Republican leadersl II the
fraud s not 10 he coGdOned, what evidence OF sincerity
the reIsa 10 Lot redress itself through the
up0n the fraud took ITS most conspicuous eneet
Before 1880 the sober mcn of the party Win nave
turned the significance OF the recent elections over in
their mind. and in doug they viii discover that the
way TO gain the confidence of the AmolcaD people is
moi by jumping tGe heads of those who have de-
eryed well OF them TIE Democratic party ID not In
any danger Of being killed ia baltic. The question 10
MhhIhnr IL vii cnIlInlt suicide
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Georgia: +. r. Avery. Kentucky: Robert s. MCDONALD,
Missouri: W. Msrsden, 0nebee.
Sscrekdru-A Abraham Firth Boston.

oSfTfuFT-ADfHHtlH
Treasmer-Ley Knowles, Philadelphia.
ETee-ffve comnihee--6esTge T. Angel. Mrs. r. ".
Appeton Massachusetts Mrs CaFoiin T.. White, PLla
dellht; mrs- DIscnbcrrY, Henry Bergb New-Ycrk; ~
w. Peek, Chicago; Charles SOnntag, California; A.
Firth. Buston I; /. H. Eaton PittsBurg.
Mr. Bergh offer d MOTION that the presidents ~ tho
differ, nj local socetes should be added to the list OF
vice-presidents, which was adopted.
The secretary stated that NJ bad been authorized by
lady OF stOn ubei ibe 81 900 10 tine funds Of tho
association and BY another o. subscribe 1000
association would ra@e another 81 600 Mr. Bprgh
hoped nothing would be said about let the men,
beers pay their expenses There some discussion
aud CON- and finally the following societies pledged
themselves for tie Is annexed: Massachusetts,
S100; Illinois. $50 Pe0nsylvnn $50. Pennsylvania,
Momen's Branch 800 D.iswarr $50 J: n Rush ng,
$780, California, $50 NJ. HywoOd so Detroit, $50;
Abraham Firth. $50. III next meeting Of the assOcia-
ton appointed Chicago the second wednes-
day OF October 1879 The assertion then adjourned
nga inoE
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sew.York. Novcmocr Q. 1876.
Ready this Morning.:
THE SEMrwEEKLY TRIBUNE,

Tho issue Of to-day contains
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY
HUMoRs OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from STAFF and other Correspondents in the OH
World and the News
FULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE.
Price lin wrappers ready for mamg per copy,
copy year. Ave copies Ella ten copies aad one
extra SIS Postage IN all free subscriber
Address IKE TRIBUNE. Nc~.vsrk
sure Cure for Lung, Throat and Malaraf Disesses-'
"RYE AND ROCK" AS PREPARED By MI. SOLD
BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND RECOMMENDED BY
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS. ASK Foa MY "RfH
AND ROCK" AND TAKE 30 OTHER 81 PEE LARaI
BorTLB. ~ VAN BELL. 50 cHAABERsssT, sEvES
DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY.
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RECEPTION TO MAYOR ELY.

On Monday evening next the Palette Club
will give a reception at the club Houss No. East
Twenty-second-st in honor OF Mayor Ely. whose
term OF office expires. The reception will be
somewhat OF the nature OF welcome back to the wa h
OF private citizen ana q private fellow cubmln.
Enough invitations have been issued to nll the Kur
Art Gallery Lhe club parl0rs. The gal
ery will be hung With paintings lent by NewYork art
lsfs for the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, a. m.-The barom-
eter is highest Ia the Lower Lake region and NcwEng-
land States. 1t is falling In Texas aud tho eItreme
Northwest. and Islowest 10 Oregon and Washington
Territory general and heavy rain has fallen In Texas
elsewhere partly cloudy weather has prevailed The
temperature has risen slightly in the Gulf States and
Northwest elsewhere II hos falep southeaserv winds
prevail in the Northwest and Lake region; norheAsterly
In the South ami Southwest D0rthwesery In the Mid
die States and New-EDgand.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy weather.
northwesterly to warmer soutbeAsterly winds,
stationary followed by falling barometer.
For New-EngIaHd partly cloudy weather, northwest
erly winds becoming variable Or shifting TO warmer
sottheasery. rising followed By stationary or fang
barometer
The temperature win fall below freezing In the canal
region.
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AS SEEN BY THE MAIL.
TFOln me Men. York ErsniJl0 Natl
Marble dust all over The TRIBUNE fTOI

Marble dust all over THE TRIBUNE front.
Mr.. Marble objects to reading THE TRIBUNE
when 1t Is illustrated with cuts that are sharp
enough TO DIVIDE Marble into fragments
The first page of The TRIBUNE to-day
affords what the late Mr. Greeley would call "mighty
Interesting reading" for Mr. MarOr and his "cOpar-
ceners" The Reproduction of the famous. or Infamous.
dispatch OF Noses" in which he gives the Information
that no had wasted three visits on Controller" cow
gill In the unmlstakable chiroRrhphy OF Mr. Marble is
The cruelesf all the Leady blows dealt by THE TRB
UNE IL will carry conviction to the minds or the few
who have still affected TO doubt aud II viii DO regarded
by every body as clIpcher." How many moro such
"shots are there IN THE TRIBUNE locker q
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There was an old man of Gramercy:
When I" Moses" said matters grew worse, he
Told nephew "Denmark"
To buy votes IN the dark;
81 must wIn," said that man of Grameroy.
There was an old man OF Gramerey;
In defeat be could naught that was fair Sec
(He'd coil " in his eyel-
Fraud. fraud" was the cry
Or that hayeDsty old man Of Gramercy.
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nand. who Is pleasantly known TO many OF AS an
thor OF Happy Thoughts will be- brought out at the
matinee at wallaek's Oh Saturday afternoon.
1t has finally been decided that the testi-
monia benefit Mr.. John Gilbert that most popular Of
metropolitan actors, win he given at waaeks Theatre
the afternoon of Thursday December O. The details
OF the performance will be announced later.
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THE MISSING LINK.

From the PtsbHTo COTlmeTciaL gazette tR'p)
The latest link in the chain OF evidence
proving both Mar BILE and Tlden guilty Of having at
tempted 10 pa electoral vote OF Florida Is at
last supplied Mr. Cowgirl sp AXIS with entire DEFINITE
ness If offers made him by Marble who pro'essed
represent Tden. This geB leInan has sought or re-
ceiyed office reward for acting as Republican.
and MA character IL above TeprOach. The moral GER
tamty that Tdrn sought 10 Duy the electoral decisions
OF Florida South Carolina and Oregon has long been ts-
tabsBed may be fairly said that the evidence
developed establishes o legal certainty OF that fact
What the Democrats in Congress propose to do about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
NOMINATED FOR MAYOR OF BOSTON.

BOsToN, Nov. 14.-At meeting of the
ward and city committees OF tho Abbott Democrats,
this evening the Hon +. o. Prince was nominated for
Mayor by reclamation. there not being dissenting
vote Isaac Hull Wright nominated for street Com
missioner. The nominations for Board OF Aldermen
were placed IN the hands OF COMMITTEES OF one from
each ward, who Ia report at an adjourned neeung
70 be held November %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
TILDEN,s FAD START FOR 1880.
T
from The Baltimore GGzette (DcnaJ

So Mr.. Tllden has been ruined by his
wicked PARTNER lie VIII not again be the Pres
old age without a single friend among the influential
dues in NewYork his party divided IN State ana CIV
MIR Tildeu certainly starts badly IN the for tho
Presidency in 1880. He will hardly reach the back
stretch in time 10 see the winner passing uhoer tne
airing,
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ANXIOUs 10 UNLOAD.

The Rochester Union is right, and we heartily
second its motion. We further, ana insist thai the
Democrats IN Congress should immediately tako the IN
itia in tue mater and not allow tc Republicans 10
move in Ii. A resolution should be introduced III The
House the very first day II the session IN December
by Democrat Committee OF Investigation, and 1t
should get every Democratic vote In the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov Is, q. m.-The clear and
partly cloudy weather yesterday was accompanied BY
q steady upward movement OF tho barometer .unti
evening. Tue temperature has fallen, and the amount
OF moisture IN the air has been Increased.
Clear or partly cloudy weather, with llttle chango IN
Temperature may be expected this city and vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
GRANT AS A PROPHET.

Mr.. Grant is something of a prophet at any
rate. year when everything looked blue for NE
Republican cause, he sand TO TREND, YnO was predict
lug Democratic success in $780, that thu Democrats
would surely do something foolish in the meantime
which wound Keep them He light. Tue Demo
Gratis have cone someth Ing very fuOlishsevera things
indeed-apd have lost every chan eOf success IN $780,
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sTHE NEw-oRIEANs ELECTION CONTESTS.

NEw-ORLEASs. Nov. 14..-lt is now stated
that the Citizens Association will not contest the late
election. but viii prove frauds and prosecute those VINO
committed them Contests Will be entered 10 the Civil
Crt To- morrow by several OF the defeated candidates
Nominated By the CIuzens' Association.
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EVIDENTLY Ii Is.

IT0TH TKs FhUoHelPhld FTtSs IHtp.I .,
General Butler is quite sure that THE TRIB-
UNE dId not the Orgn.ftlphoi dispatches ihough
he admits that Journal may have secured coolies
TIE TRIBUNE tire contrary In order 10 set at rest
any doubIs the subject published fac-simile ot one
the Moses" cipher dispatches, aud with II another
telegram I'm cipher and signed by Manton Marble
Tho hanoNriLing IS evidently tne same.
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lust hi tns nall on head when he prayed At the close
III White brothers sermon. Lord Dress de brudder to
whom We has listened 10 80 patentys
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Isaac Wan, was a Little Man

sad jooOsely of his tall qulzzng friends who asked
how he felt among many that he was sxpenee
nmOuR pennies-wnrfh them all" SozODoST Is Just
may many preparations for the teeth but worth
nall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15

How shall regain losses Is tbs question thoughs
these times. Take advice and remit
small amount Alex. FTOthin CHAM 4 Co. bTokers IL Wab
NewYork who by their judicious Investments have re-
evod hundreds from pressing need Send for their FINANCIAL
Report sent free.
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WEIGHT aii rsress Closely upon 200 pounds. y dea
SAYS he 70 ner, "sba I help you oyer the fence y
" No. says she 10 him, help inc tenoa
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Angels Turkish. Romsu aud Electro Baths 81 Isxins
the highest perfection OF bIthug bay and
Ladies DAY and evening Excellent hotel ace mmodaons
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KIKKIED

LOUGHRAN-FARRINGTON Tuesday, November IL,
1874 residence the brides parents by the Rev.
H. Burch. Mr.. ii. J. Loughran to Miss NJ. Amelia Earring
ton. all 0; this city. No cards
ROSE-DAYrON-On Wednesday, November 49, at the rost
brides parents Matawan, n j. by the Rev.
Anderson. George L. SewY0rk, TO Mary
G.. daughter OF Elias II. Dayton.
Al notices Of Marriages must B. Endorsed Wih fII
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5perial Notirrs.

A.-The Arundel Motto.
BY MARY CECIL HAY.
HANDSOMELY BOUND 12Mo. CLOTH. 81.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY
Out today, in CLEAR BOLD HANDSOME TYPE,
on THE HEIGHTS.
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by BERTHoLD AUERBAcH
No 421 .... ..NoRA's LOVE TEST.
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''"' Nos II 10 "a vsn,lewater-st.. Sew York
Neryou. NIX meiic al essay comprising seg1es
YOr the cause and cure o. pTema,ars so~d 10
synopsis iapenens TO marriage anal Ie ueat ne9s u
nervous steal debility, being te RESULT OF 70 years ex
pIfenCe ~ mail 2jc currency postage stamps address,
Secretary. kA n useum. }so trUtd~ay, Nt8l 0r@
Post once >sueeThe loregn nals or tae ~eeS eadlns
SATURDAY, November H. 1919 viii close at tnls 0Ncs
on TUESDAY az i;}0 M TOT EUROPE by steamship Neya
da via Queenstown WEDN ESDAN, a. 800 a. M, ior
Europe by steamship Algeria VA Queenstown tc0rresp0ad
eBce France be forwarded bY this steamer must Dc
speciay addTeSsed aud a. France direct, by
sieainsniD PeTeire Hnyrc; on THU hoDAf A $3.50 a.
NJ steamship Adriate via Queenstown oor
Tor Germany and France to be Io wansl oy
This must he specially addressed and at u n
Europe. steamship POmmeTari via Plymouth. Cher'
boHrg Halnburg SATURDAY az H.. Tor Europe.
by steamship OF Chester, Queenstown lcgrr spod
for Germany and scotland 20 be- forwarded BY nus
specially 2ressod) and al a. a. toi scot
land direct steamship Devoni wa Glasgow ana ~ llg
m for Europe by steamship Mose via southampton ana
The Nevada Algeria, Adatic ana lily
OF Chester do mails Denmars Swsden sno NOT
yay The mails for Hayt. SayOuu9, &C. leave new frk
November Is. Tie mails for Havana rave orx NO
10. The mails for Mexico leave New YORK
NoyTmber rs The mails for Nassau ~ p leave NeSYor
Novenisr 49, mails for Australia &C. leave ban Fran
N0ycmler 70 the nls iof Chlha anu japan eaFo
'~ T. l. JAMES. Posunastsr.
Posf once. Sew.York. Noyemoer 9. 1871
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easl was az follows;

IN. evening M Booth viii take tbs part Of oheiio,
sAa NJ Hsskins will play Iaoo
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DRAMATIC NOTES.
ouf Club" the new play by r. G. Bur
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FIGHTING AGAINST DRINK.
SCENES AT THE MURPHY MEETINGS,

SCENES AT THE MURPHY MEETINGS.
GROWING INTEREST IN THE woRx-A GREAT CROWD
AT BOTH MEEriSGs-dUcH ENTHUSIASM AND
MANY siGNERs OF THg PLEDGE.
The noon prayer and praise meeting was held
yesterday IN the body Of the Seventh Street Meth
odist Episcopal Church. In the evening an immense
crowd filled the church and the utmost excitement
prevailed. Some Of Mr. Murphy's recent converts
related their striking experiences. During the
meeting and at Its close about 300 persons signed
tho pledge An effort being made to hold similar
meetings in Brooklyn.
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