- THE SUN. . . - -- - -- .

, AIONDAY. NOVEMBER 7, l87i I

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jj MONDAY, NOYEllllElt 7, 1870.

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ft ' I Olj-.p- l. Ibratre -- '. WuH. UM.Hi frsatUta Mli.lrrl. Hr.Hir.Jki Teal I'uHor'. Oarra ly. N, AiiimIIsiu.

fp t, lbs Il.a.l. Immel-Osi- sts Vlillirs.

IN Vlalla.k'. I..I- -. I.,'.Vt Ily, lnIll"li"J. HstiMl.

f Do not tic Alrnltl to Vote Keep tbo

Every legal voter ought to vote. No manwho 1b not cjnalifitxl should attempt to voto ;

nJ If any man who is Utapunllllod attemptsj to vol?, wo hopo lio will bo arrested, Indict- -

csj, tried, convicted, and punished.JJut ilo not bo nfralil of UltANT'd threats.

1m Even if ho should station troops at tho; 'i polls, walk through tho bayonets they will

not prick you and vote. Vote, according toyour honest convictions. Votn J tut as you

ilcaw that Is freedom. But do not bo

j.' I afraid to voto.

jjjf" Don't Voto lor iVoodlord.IK.Jn, Don't vote for Stlwaht L. Wooufonu

If :j i ( lor Governor.IaP' Uccauso it is proved by his own evidenceUfcy that ho was ft friend of AriLinoN Oak- -

W. j , BUlTif, tho slavo-txado- r, and when Actingk.: 5 ", District Attorney connived vTltli hint to eeud

i ' out tho bark Augusta on a Blavctrcdir.g

Ml ' yojtgc.Wfi ' IhcatirO when he was Lieutenant-Governo- r

Pffl 'tis business partner received five thousandJl, dollars for the pns'flgo through the Lcgisla- -

fr. ; - euro of the French Cable bill.Jl k ' Because Ida business partner rocelvol aH f r i three thousand dollar mortgage from Kr.xo

lH Duukiiam shortly after IIutimiau was par- -

jft, f ' iloned out of State Prison,1 For theso reasons thousands of liopul'

J l.leans will voto for John T.

M j ; JlomtAN, and they iei!l do right- It Is n

jS y liard nm'mity for them, but tho slave-trnd-u

j j candidate uioilT TO in: uia iUTEi).

mtp. Vote for .Unrtlit T. JlcJlnhon.WfJ: Every i lectnr of tho Fourth District shouldftjl . vote for .M.MiriNT. McMAItON, l)eeaue h is11 j! .n hom-e- t man. No schemo to rob tho

' public treasury or to oppress tho people withwnjusi taxes can omt obtain encourngeraeut

Wi, ' r snppott from him.IIo is n capable man. lie. has beuu tried

u Mhilbter from the ITnlted States in SouthAmerica, whero the flavuholdlng cmplro of

i Hra.ll was endeavoring to put down tho frec--- government of Paraguay ; and In this

I'll difficult situation Mi Maiion co:auctod him- -

rclfwlth gn-a- t diMrction and with flaillty; ; to Deimwratic principles. This ehowr Jiat

( lio is ablet" defend tliofc'iir'nc'plcsl'epcccliI ud vote on the of Corgress.

He Is n true l)riiio'rMt and dg not nn.i Ixjhu tliai hi- - is Oct for than his iw'ow citizens

kjp In cause lie was born richer and has had bet- -

Jtj'l Icr opportunities than they. Ho looksI'll ' down upon no man, but regards all honest

citizens as entitled to rerpect. wlthnut rej J gard to considerations of wealth or blrih.

He is a brave man. and has provwl It byfighting bravely in defence of the Union

I upon many fields of battle.?. 'I ' He is n thorough going American, born of

f' 'rish parents In Canada. Every voter shouldB've him his suffrage, because In him tholpJfal rights of foreign-bor- cIHwjdb havolen afailed. Men have been called upon

12 vote ngaintt him on account of the clrcum-.' , stance that ho firnt saw tho light in Canada.

t this spirit be rebuked by his election.

(j

He is a rellmv. jjn faithful to all hisBulies.jmt ond tolerant toward nun of otherfonns of lalth, but sincere in his attachment

"j- - to his own. All Intelligent electors ihonldci!), Iflve him their eufl'mgcp, becauso an attempt

.Las been made to strike him down on Hie'f Rround that he Is a Catholic; and all men

ihould rise ngalnH such efforts to Introduce' H t'' religious intolurance Into politics.

' ' ' Vote for Mahtix T. McMaiio, becauseJ!j Us opponent cr.Itttica Eeutlments of con

tj tempt toward Irish, German, ana'. J Citizens, such bb render him unworthv ot

I J'it your sufl'rao. The District ilot--

' 'j ,n,,t. wnnt a Kiiow-Xothlii- representativeJ Ujl j In Congrrss.

j Finally, vote for Maiitin T. McMaiio?;if ,Hj l 'because he ought to be clec'e 1. Ace 'rdltigly,m n let iiBibet him.

' IfeM' a ,,' CnBrsaloinil I2J of ''- -H.J,- nll,lBj I; i'...t nave nlivady choen representa- -

m-- i . rives for the next Congress, electing clght.t- -

ft I, ' tiireo iiuiubers. Two States choosj repift.j M- pintatlves electing seven inumb is.

j 'I Twenty two States choom representallvi sB 5 electing ono hundred and thirty- -

j liJ'J' eight iiit'iubcp). Ono Stnto chooses ropro- -

!l i' rentutives in Doeeinbcr, olettlng svveu mem- -

i'1 leru. Two State choose lepreiKUitiitiws

next spring, idcctlng coven mombors. This- lompletes tho list of thlri,i" eftvcn SiateP, ar.rt' ' nial.ee a total of two hundred and forty-tw-

the luuuber which the uxt House

'

is-i- to in tho vlvctioni whichtaken pluce, ns ull no fn those

l imiui.-dlatel- pending, or arc toin tho clioico of members nfflncmliur,i

'Congress. In the present Houso

have n major'ty of eighty,

j To lnrely th s majority, themust now make n net gain of

1 miinbers. Itather more than onethe House is already chosen, and the

If . JU'iuinntH claim n net gain thus far ot'

tw-lv- ii or thirteen. Tho Republicans w.llmili st tlneo or four of theso scats. As they

i,' (v ill have a majority In tho next House, they

ill It lil ly to get them, thus rediu lng the,111'' 3) iii'Kraue uuii.n to eight or ulno.(' R ' I lu the for tho lcnialulng two- -

! 1 tlilrds of the Hens,. th Democracy will noII r Vioulit lnaki- - raiher lnigor punioitlonal gains

t gihan iu the elections width linvu tiausplmd.!W ribiilt will bo niiiiiily due to tliu (juar

Vela huh w ,dc ly prevailing In the Republican11 J Biurtv and wlmh aru clmrgi able to the

'.' jbmifrl It ii mi e r (,f Ueu (li AST withy't j1" 1( I p'..l i if miniv tf the Htatis.

WhiH , 1'ytri nf M- - ir allIt,vTToik wber i' paity sufl' rs from his nn

A luiii.W J'diit', ftud lu which tUc dier

traded and contentious Republicans will

suffer seriouB losses.The rceult of the elections In Kottli and

South Cn rollna indicates that tho Ilopubll.

cane ran by no means secure the whole negro

vote in the old tOavtholduig Slates. ludeod,

the result in the Carol, nas clearly shows

that If the National Democracy had only

lieen wiso enough to put on record in duo

Hcaton an emphatic declaration that they didnot intend, Iu the event of their return topower, to reopen or in any way disturb thogreat principles embodied iu tho Thirteenth,Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments, thrymight this very year hnvc overthrown thosupremacy of the Republicans In two-third- s

of the Southern States. As It is even, wo

not lie surprised to liudthat supremacyseriously Impaired by the elections of y

and tomorrow, teaching oversangulno Re-

publicans, what oil reflecting and candidmluds clearly foreseo, that the six or ncven

hundred thomand negro voters In thoseStates will prove to he an unstable founda-

tion whereon to ttako the fortunes of aparty.

However, though the Democrats makehandsome gains lu tho Congressional elec-

tions yet to tako place, they cannot hopo tocarry a majority of the next House. Never-

theless, thoy may reduce that majority to bo

low u figure as to raiso a reasonable doubtwhether the Republicans, with two yearsmore of tho dead weight of Giiant'u

on their hands, will bo able towin In the Presidential race of lb?2.

Voto for Horace (Srcclcr.The Hon. llonACRUitnianY is a candidate

for Congress. Voto for him. Ho has ren-

dered imuicBtA BcrvtM to the Ropnbllcan

party; and they havo put WooDFOitD upfor Governor over tlio veteran's htnd. TL'.s

is an Insult to Mr. GllCElXY which ought tobe resented. The right and proper way toresent it U to voto for Mr. Glinni.tT andelect htm ; whilo WuODroilD will bo de-

feated. At all events, let hb ftlvo Mr. nmtvI cv a larger vote lu tho district whero ho

runs than WoomxmD receives.In a few years Mr. atitXM'.Y may have re-

tired from political llfo. Then overvbodywill lament as people lament over tho faloof Ronr.tiT Bunas and of He.nuy Clay,after it Ifl too late, that they were so neg-lrct--

when they were on the stage of octivolire.

Voto early for Mr. Giibulky ; but don't

vot? often. It Is wicked nnd criminal to votemore than once. And If all Mr. Gltr.KT.nVs

friends, in the district where he runs, votefor him once, ho is pretty sure to be elected.

Let all free-trad- men vote for Mr. Giir.i:-LEY-.

Thoy profcts entire confidence In theirprinciples. And If their principles are-- correct, they must triumph after a full ditcus-slon- .

Then let them send their ablest an-

tagonist to Congrcfs, and have the questionfinally settled after full debate.

Of courts, all protectionists will voto for

Mr. Gheelly.Wo havo no doubt that tho vonerahlo

Jahiw Goiu'O.n HhSMrrr will support Mr.

GUKJ'.LUY.

iivM.ui tj'..n ut alive to Mile lorhim, if ha lives in his district Mr. I!o.nm:uowns houf.es all around, and we do not knowin which one ho is living Ix cause Mr.Grtrnji.KT has Wen a conspicuous contributorto his pepor.

Isaac Siiliiusn. Esq. the brains of theRepublican party will support him; for hohas an enthusiastic admiration for Mr.Giili:i.i:y.

Jinlgo Baunaiii), being a Tuiiuiiuny mau,may uot vote for him, but ho must wish tosec him elected ; for Judgo Baiixmid beingan lu .est man, has a pii"imd regard forMr. Gm:ki.I!Y as an honest man.

Mr. Gur.Kr.rv Is one of tho few great menof New York. lt us eend Mm to Con-

gress. Vote for him. All hands vote forhim but don't voto but one.

Vote lor d'eorgo tVllkei.Mr. Gkoiku: Vii.ki:s is a candidate for

Congress. We hoje to see him elected.Why t

Became Mr. Wii.kks is ludlsputably aman of talent aud a patiiot.

Some effort has liecn made to Injure Mr.

Wti.Km by showing that he aasoclatcd witheharai ters of social inferiority. Tills has re-

sulted in establishing that among his promi-

nent friends aro Mr. A. A. SuLOVr.ll, ChiefJustice Ciiabi:, and tho Hon. John C. HAMir

ton, trntof Ai liXA.siir.ii HamiltovIt Is trua tf:?! Mr. "Ji Is under- -

6ucnk XeW8liB'I-i-Hood tornief, John Ri'tsi:i.i. Yocno. Jlut thatis no objection to electing him to Con-gicss- ,

even if his disposition to u'Ithe Sneak News Thief remains ao goodaa ever. Everybody knows that if Mr.

Wilkes Is doomed to reside in Washington,ho will havo no money left to lend Yoo.so,or any other eneali thief.

Voto for Mr. Wiluiu. He Is a man of

tukiit ; and men of talent are rare, and,like beefsteaks, all the more valuable for be.

lug rare.Veto for Mr. Wilkes, Vc hats to hurt

Urother BiiQCns ! but we must oxhort allmen Republicans and Democrats to votJfor Mr. Wiluus.

The .Mn orally.A careful examination, cf th6 Btato of tho

ennvaw in all parts of tho city furnishes

clar Indications that Thomas. A. Lkdwithwill poll a very largo vote Thatho ' l.koly to be elected cannot now bo said,but he will coma a good deal nearer to itthan his npponeuU hovo been expecting.

Thid extraordinary development of strengthli due to tho conviction among upright menin all parties that tho.ro cannot be an houwtand toonomlcal administration of tho citygovernment so long as it ifl monopolized byiho Tammany machluo. This is a most encoiiriiglng symptom. It proves that thoughdefeated at Albany last winter by tho follyand treachery of tho Republicans, The Sl--

hu' not worked for nothing. Tho goveru-mcn- t

of this metropolis may oen yet hareformed.

If, instead of allowing tho belief to becomegeneral that ho was to bo used to glvo votesto 'WooDronn, the Slave Trado candidate for(lovi-rnn- r, Juil.re l,i l'WITlt hod declared attlin s ait th i. If ' J no connection with ansu hdi'iluu r i'l in . guc, that his only purj ib was to ovi i throw tho Tammany RingIn the ilty and tliu' he himself would voleagiuist Qowowi, thvjc can no doubt that

ho would havo been elected Mayor by anoblo majority, lie irould hare not mmymore lhpuUkan recti then than At titl gttnote.

However, the opposite com so was taken;and )ct there is a olbllity that I.UDWIlitmay bo elected, but the probability Is in fa-

vor ufO'llAi.L.

A committee, consisting or Mah'HaI I. O.

KonrRT. MnM Tamos, Joitv J. Asms, K. I.Hiiowm, (Inin'.s K. HiMUir, nnd HiiWAniiStmi.i,

lisve exsmlncd the sccmuils of Mr. Coinptiollcr

CoXNOLLt. and find tlicni all correct, llify lodeclare, in a itatctucnl published iu another cob

uuiii, that the citj liuaiicv re In psrfect olderIn Mr. IVvnollt's hK Tlili statement, fr mi

gentlemen no eminent In the financial woild,

must be UVcn as aiiwrimr the linpiilatlnn thatbaro been made agaliut the character and

of Mr. Coxxoi.lt.We underiUnd that It bus been determined, In

older to avoid a luit, to run Mr. CosxoiLrai a candidate for Comptroller upon t lie Tainnia.

ny ticket. Mr. Comsoi.lv Infnriiis in that It wan

not his wUU to run, as he igard h's preenttenuro of the office aj jierfeetly a.i, .but ho

jleldl to tho juJBmeul of lil political annciate.After the ccilificatc to which wc baro referred,U li uot likely that bis toto will be Hnallcrthan tlut of any of the other candidates upon bisticket.

B. B. Roosevelt, the Uod-Bu- g candhhtofor Conycs in the I'ounh District, h repeU-edl- y

abu-o- d and wtlfied Mattiikw T. Hbwixam

throujli tlio columns of his paper, tlio fllton.This wm after he said that " tf Hit Iilsh did nut

lie, steal, cheat, lob, murder, get dnmk, perjnratliemelca, quarrel, tight, and lnlt upon dam-ag-

unreajenably, thoy would be almost i good

ai other natloui."Democrats of the Sixth Ward friends of

Matthew T. llnt.NNO tlda inau Itomnr It.

Roosevelt It now befero you, hut in hand, aid-

ing for your votes. What In your reply ?

Joait Foley, who lart year was electedHupervhor In sp'.S of all that could be done to

tho contrary, i now mRihis fur Oio LcirlUturein the Twenly-llri- t DMiict. lie is alt hwoitpolitician, on a fast lailroid platform. Bvcrj-bod- y

likes him, and lie Hill mako a mlalitypoweifnl run. Mr. Speaker IIitcuuas is hitopponent, bat It I tald that 1'olet lll sweep

the track. ' Out of the wav. the onijine'a com-

ing !"

"For wo.yw that are dark nnd tricks thatare vain the heathen Chinee Is pcenlhr." Hut

what I to be .old of neh a ticket us the fellow-lo- g

!- -for (ioTtraer. giewart L. Wo.!rot, i f- -r Ln- urnasl.

HlalnittOd Kanftinsni ir (nieiri.lr.AijUh W. l'alin.t i for Col I anilii.'ttiwr it leru lAlnlmn Nrlecnt fnr Caaal c 'aintivNMirrlent,). lx. for 4ad- t'r,,n lut, rri..r. luiml'ri.'ifii roi Major. A. tl.- lltlit t r -- BurlT.Muiiia T. Ilrrjn.ni let ( lor oi Hi. t .tr ami ' noal)--

n,w York, uajtlfi P.. l.ccw i tnr Corone , laincII i 4'lo.i W. Tonnf. 0mii N. Hrrrmnn.

Ibrc have ths slire-tr.ijir- candidate for

Oivcnvr, and the Tammany cAndida'e, tl'ilm,for U II It about the pmnot cin.blu,ioBthat we lmve ecn. It if evident thai there willbe une cheating in this elcctii u.

Any Iiifhrnan. Giintti, or ll-hr- - " 'horotf fvr Itoni.iiT IJ. UousnvsLr uillfully Jutt iff U IU eontrmft tmJ;!u. 1Ioovi.tkat htvfti vpon iktir jtpU.

I'.VTHICK MrNAMAKA, Deiiioerat, U run-niii-

for the Atieu.Llr in the l'mirlti Hiitri t,

fuloet Jons J. I'laib, Tumm.it y. Mr. M V

UAlii Is a thouiUjhly lioi.i l uiul n-'- , L!

,M, . imi.v HII ti , Vf "11 iil.ni, 't

do hi- - iiui( hi ciiUsiiiiuiilu illicit, 4 ir(ui:

Let nvcry honest citizen in the First. Sec-

ond, Tblnl, l'ourth, rifth. Sixth, and IlljhtliWardt secure a McMtno.v ticket oteit the first thing uioriiiinr. II.- - nrithat your ticket it ondortod on tlie buk, " C .i

s Number Three," and that ii renin,l'or BeiFinUil la Cenzreu fur Hie t'u n ik

Martin 1. Mu.Mauox.Head your ballot raitfiillr before votlnjr, and

tee that the proper letters ate m the name.

Col. B. F. Wi:.MOLTH U the Republicancandidate for the Aminbly in the Vint Dittnet.He it a real Colonel, or rather l.o uied tu be, andIs a worthy ci,!iep. We suppose he hardly evpfcts to be elected unfeiX can contrive to addtho votes of tlu Young Democracy to thf of hisown peity. Wituoi-ti- i la one of tho tru.tees of the old John ttieet Mcthodiit Chun.li.UutalUrall, eno of the beat points hi hU char-i.ete- r

It that ho warmly mjipoitt Gen, Maiiiis T.MiMauon for Congress.

Wo prii t on the third pngo tho speech ofMayor Hall at the gieat ISiuisnax deinouttrntioutn Cooper Inntllute on Sntiiiday evening, liveryvoter uould do ull to read It bufjlc goiu; to theballot-bo- on Tuctdty

Benjamin A. Willis la tho Republicancandidate, for Congress iu the Seicuth IU,r!ci,ajjan'ii Sihtu lltv, Jr. He U a well knonn law-

yer and a rtauuch Kepublican. He ought t j olla full vote, and he descrvon a geni-ri'in- i ui.port.

GKOlifir, L. LoUTltr.L Is thu Twnaianynominee for Anncmbly in tlio 1'ifih PMiiet. liehas been throe tlinej a member of tlio l.e.'id.vture, and his left as cleir a record ui any nia iwho lm ever reprceiul that district. IK h,iincurred the mortal hatred of the notoilou Tub.Ai.lcn's gang, tlnniiKli hi mpo.uia of lliciroperations, and nu lliit if on i o ullier sceou'ithodetenoi an election, Ho nil! have & turniiinjoiily.

Jons M. Coita, tlio wlnnlug candilaufor Asiembly In II. o Ninth DUlrlct, l nn oldTblrd-Warde- i, and a tteillng iltlen4 "fl,

known in tho district, and dosy7f(Hy pipuUr.If elected, as now iccms gu'e probable, he willbo a decided Improvement on so;na formertentalives from that dlalrlt. Mr. Coit Unnnilnated on the plalfoiin of no tutciferenee by(lie 1 cdual authoiitlc'.tn local politics.

In the 'rwe-tlii- AiMtiiilily District, liteIluuso ltepubllean u.ui.

Uiihuo is Jlr. Wu. A. Dooi.lv. He bus bud inuclicxperbjice In city affairs, It a man of propeityand pii.bity, and Mould make u ifi-'- d

B.C. Wvnhki.L is tho Republican candldate for Aitembly lu the Tblileenlli Dislilct. ReIt a good man. lilt opptueiil is Uicuaiiuny, a bliud adherent of tho TammanyJ ItlugTheio are three oaatUidute i inning fur llieodlo.'.If Mr. Wanmil polls t4u .full Ilepublieanho nmy be elected.

It Is reported in tho lUrnU thnt tho Presi-

dent lu uidered a new muni to be taken inl'lilladelphlii. Somebody hae euiiiplaiued that thenork has not been done cuircctly, and so tlcn.(I bant proposes to havo It done over, Tlili lithcer usurpation. The I'refidcnt bat uulbliif; tudo nlth taking the cciuui.

Men of tlio Kighth Wnnl, don't full to votofor I.i kb 0. Giiiues, Iho eloquent dUclple ofl'athor MtTiisw, fur School 'fiattec. He li

pupular, and oii,ht to be nnaninioii-l- y

elected.

It Is a cheering tie t thnt tho bufn ess ofthe rep' liters Ims been slopped 1 yen tnoienlio have succec led in g 'Mmi tlicni It sic

ill buioly dare to vote U uiwr.w. This

will probably bo ths most honest election thathat been held In this eity for yeare. Much of themeans of accomplishing this has been urj ob-

jectionable, but the result is good.

Ronr.iiT B. Roosevelt, the Bedbug can-

didate fur Confess in thu Fourth District, camefrom Hull nrenue. He waa Imported into theVouilh for the purpose of cndflarnrlng todefeat Gen. Minns T. MrMitiiW, a poor, hnnett

and a Colonel of the (f dlantSixty.lillitli in lit fighting days. Hut It can't beiluue.

A Vl'JJIt riKOUN' I'O IfKIIS.

Tlir Opinion or r.nitiiriil l.nsrrera nnt ofI tie t lilted hlnlrs Ill.lrlct Attorney.

Havo tho United Slates Snpei visors of Elec-

tion i Unlit to InUiTtr rici-.i- t with tliorc citizensvtlio propose to vole for members ofConerc-t- f

Have they a tklit to bg prtxnt n Hit conntint' ofan) sou eicept those tor niembert of Canniest I

These queatloas are In a niibllsted opinionnf Vtssrt. B. V. Stout,Mon, fleoreo T. Curtis, W.O. ttartlctt, James Danubue, aad Jo'eph Hill. TlicyUlte It at their Jinlgninil thattlie Uwof the Unitedbtites cannot have any appllcillon to the ttectlon ofStale and local offlcera; that the 8npcrIors cuinothare anything to da except with those who proposeto for member of L'oiigrr ; that they em haveno control oyer any ballot boxis except tbosa

soles for Congre'imtn; and tbat they haveao rlxM to os erf te the canvase of any oil er votesexcept those for Conrroesnno. ltespcetlog tlio actof Congieii ltclf they make the fullois Inst "talomerit !

" llr the HjIIi tffilon ef ihe set II I nmvMffl tht Itthtll he Unt il for tin- - M.irh.il "f Hie t tjiie 1 sim iorthis illslrle I lo tl"it niaar )" " uri'jnK-- as maylc tree try lo nlr at a? f elci iloa at was lilleprcseotsures in rontftps ar lo bertioen. .(h.Isil.l iln.mletmt htrthti lr.t lofirtrtf nritrtnl

rlfllnn: nnt to mint rw ol o'rvr'i rrhmfSor IU inct ronwHtlHi It IhMr riii'.' By tt.c fimnliatnole of Hit iMtiin'mpnls to lliit 'iwiltutln ( tliet'nllnl sulci, It l Ji e'arfil Hist the rhrlit of Iho peoi !

tn be sernrr In li., ir njniml iiemmnabli self.are lill r.ol W yloiale t . and iht no warrant" iha It"ne but tiin erobtb e eatisf. npiHirleit b oallieraltlrmall i. ptilieniariv le,re.,ni ili per'nn tnfi'iit. Thai i .irlo(il. e ntliirhfc- - 1.jb it.ll.-,- ..tIs in illred ylnUiioB ol tbi 'aue t h Couiinuiinn,nuJ tbuaM y inartutl. un ler pretest of pre-- tt

i ontrr ai lh.-- loii'inc el e'lnn setin r'tsoralih.il sinrrnnt Lisrirtiy imoi-I- . npi otiwl by an-

il ivlt. he will la iqilhshle, ei linn si v. In the Matsii'lirl. ami he llitnieih rt ln for dulnsim la adoltion, atIlia lull of iteargnesnl rartln "

On the o'her honl, Mr. t.tl. tho DiMrlet At-torney, hss iMueJ I ho tol!orlii( Intlrncilons tu Ibotupirvlors!

A'.t.l ti n yonr itoty :o aiirnaou th dsrol rtrelinn,simI n l,o nrti-n- t rroin Lie i joim nfi'i-pul- ls iflt lbsfliitl rntuiiin uf the snirs iniiil lo itiallengc every vi,uTrlitc'i sou alio or snip" I to Hi'-a- l, or Itnprop. r.y

"iiirerM.aiid tn w t,, It iliai yonr rba lnse Is ir.reeit1.7 Iho t it 1.1 nf In-- l wl'Hi uvl Unit th.- osllii rr(iiirt tbv biw afa rfopet'T AitininntreJ. lo Ubchnrae ihls

nir rforei.. (haillj knp a list ( all t nunsclunlcusat. nnd .lAatn Ci"lli U"m heUier ojIIh tru

"mlriiflcrot. and pailleiiSMj Z'Z n. cLrcltial toaiti.itiilsier the oath aod all eaet whtt! twtJII-v'- il

ttty refo"ato i k thei'tlhtn cvrry cee wbpt.- - yno rri nvt or fett istitftad tb.n

the iron Tom rr s lo vol l not liKllyto votn ii sjourduiy t,i rail ih ulteiiilou ur a

UrrniT niatiliMl lo lueli ami hh i rfrnce. As..n.........nl...H(L.ip u .,... r.. t . m Iwill be a tailnre of duly . n n.ur iurt II yon rinli.wi uyou rbn'li ..ne s ij.-i- i m a uw.nl . 'er, io iimt y

ny rlepiiiy marshal nn-e- nt ot Hie irltae aSout b inxcoluinntenorsiHmir.i.

A4wl-.tt- ne ilwnf the poll-- It Is joor nnnrUIdnl) oi wune-- t ainle' "i-l- V n ouimiiiif fII u and Iks uiakms I II... , II,. ul Tt.tan of Cougre tnai yoit iruil be pmclanil srlli.r- - ilirouahout Hi" eoaHHir of a I otf."til rrnialn wheto Ihi- - tin !oi b- r isit. at ait

timet. isr ttta pm's erf und. nat I the vans areSeattv iinni-i- t M oar rtaM m ii iti r nnlfnrt catn ill ram mm of all nsMln lll.eM,.lH 'tvslt kt you tia In. 4 in .1 JliH i ivis vn elir n- prtilsn m t orcf'" f "it In nv n' tlietK'iii- - t,riiiiiiy in.. ' ' I as i. im.i l n Ihe hvitie Stale tint I'll x r'is m p s't- - a M p'l-r- ii i . n te 'fltf.eate fi ibe aftnaee of :t n,i. an sinirnu-n- l

lr.net Ina tl ll.tt nr 'nfn-- lli renf wl. rh htrk-t-r is .s mipoisanr in wiiii- - thnimliont ibi i

soie.e(ai IU dirl..u. You uiliiau. tlir fure. at jour po t till Ihr n'lie c.mva -

SuU&oiLi bj lasri rf the Stsle rtosl.l 'or II or rdrr H wMrfc

ihe hsiwM, nio lo be ri-- I and ci.ev-a.e- d. Any Ao-- p

irtur ther. frnm. wit i n flnu lrlrtu In enl. I ia. aetliae ay ilio'M accilnn ri tiicart oi I'nnervfi, Ir ii rUonrd of Iriueetort mi"id in ti"la4tonor luebialcla,ynn b tixliail t l.m in ihe Hw and u- - ibsttl be ul.cvi-1- . tlili if ilu. Lui.. t if . crmicernnof arrrel .ir itnly nr ill ' ... v i n mit,n iifcrMtrv. ruli tas inaihl or ileni.iv io erot- ntyi u in o .(MMa ti it r r.u tie b' ,i cvuu'.eu anaIU.' Ra il v;i 'lOts'v li.J lo.

ltunoK r.:t it.it o ami num.Tie MobuLeo I.mii.I mill li.ipiwteiiieui Com

print fcrl.i,.ff n Nni-lt- ltlsl r It TI,i- -

I'lirl n HulldliiE In llnr Mcl I Ibrtlitl'tb. nil l.lnr.

1 vt mi-- a pi.nt a e, ,iii .nin l,iw be n

w fsv regard tc the tO"'1''. "f lb ''Ip With

of il.e ITuboLen frrj 'oot cf Bsrc'ay slid '.The Hot oil n Land end ImprGSeiS'! Company,

who own and oinae the UtboLinri.l.i'cU irn.e ii:,l to this i'.p. oad . 'i .u:n.r.er

eia t t t rrrc t jr r bv i i,t rrt i, ion andtjLlnS pn I n of it Tl Ir thjeel wn to spile II

ovir ard et a Ir ininc aeroa the heail t anrnut--

iidp the etnn- - buslaessof the Munis and - sKallror.d, uod f,.r ulhi r ofltcct counseled Willi I,liir,--. Un trLiiin psSMslon ibey coiuaionct-- Jmlag ri'" nllh ll.o utmost enirgy, uml bud neil)(tuiptUaJ tLI poiUur of the work wii n liny wrnwaited up a by ei ita,n cky otbclal and oriKrr i tud. lt. Tbey did dilt. thougti uadtr orelis . burot until t ie eff rials tl Ihfra tvlt!i au

lribcy iwrnistut In thr.r nndi ttakl.tg. TheJsw-vp-

. elvBrty atnltit llm repipany, ire ibitotea

eirrisl iiuLib.iTns ii"- siici'ASrf " buildluibeyoiiit the lulkhfail line, ami tills rronnsul I iinU-i'- i

Otniik l at lea-- t a lii.iniied b et liejond lli itline. Jiat the Company hnMiu :oipr-.- l work, II.vautbbniitt piiht no I'urll er uitetiiun in tl.e nijib r

On Urld. 7 nl ,1 1 ' t, nusrur, !mmcd:a!r!y afi,-- r

ditk, a nn of it't." er.rpettcrs from llolo-ken- .fuily .irmed slib afl runner of biiiliirr' too.s.

These were toon lo ioned by a flit touile l vtilli liluber and lumber, whh-- stjs In tho deb-ite-

lip. Veiy qaiikly the sniiml nf the raw and haul-m- u

was be ud Lelitnd tho ilrki t Led mi Iho Hi.,buk'-- iloi K Nnbo I) kntiv v'.al luueatil. No onevitt iidniiti'l ta tnv,. 'Irati Hip trance proceed-ing. A'l nUht Ions Itu din us Urp'. up v. ilti

I sl;r, and it daytlsW on 9lui iAV u.ornlncIbe ear'y frfpicnlcrs uf V;.;,ntun Miril't andtutfi ulng 1, ,n.-- sta llit .iiinly v. suipiHed

a ri le'e I f i.no b'liliinK eos e rlns Un-

bent uf ibe .lip. Tbo build .it is one lor In I ulsi-- tan,, nboul seveiii flve In th by fatly s.fdlbTIhh ihe llutMiVi-i- i Ijinl ntt lipro,iiii nt Com: a yIktjdoii .Ni'A York, r. Ii- - a n arch on tlie est j clHci . di fied lu'i sml iva.b Ian iejun'-iin- joniourioarts At 7 o'eio, k on ts.tunbiy iunruiu, l'.ielion. W. W. bbijpen, ibe grcl iiiuu.il ul i' u I.imJaud innro. meal Company, er.i rroin II"' ki i.Itiu, the otk, ptnn lune.il Ii wi'll done.

1. Ui 1. i ! at II t iu vi s of bis phii", ut'l i.e.iir-i- tlo I .i Indi iMKknl of Ne .lei .; .

jJtc.sLJi.Ms or mi; i ;;.;.-- .

Diir rainaeiH scMii to content th nwlve t .iH - pu ml .i k UU Un. sjicc-- f lht iu v ill, u lti..n Lcri; vu:iari.

Ti e pul i. .iiih, s lolet'fi .iii-r-, .1, '. .' '." Muu uud U il" (roiu ibe I'lfili Asenae, or y t

MMOunrle lo itlmiotiilim.- l.ip Vun S lu'J; .e.ItoolU'a. Sir. Mu'i flu 't i i pitun cf,i , m hibe old dies that SI nib rnall',2 ti v .JjftcW- ior the Olympic not!-14- e coun i. iUIum.rthan tbo iwntoailiat tketg Kim psrfotui,1.

Tfv Until Opera Bouse seaks tn ylvr. a I lib.Vitliij loth.v;r;i.ruianC3io'lho "CrfanJ l)ui'.n."anl tie P tit l'aa t" by !' iriluiliu 'In :"tilVrlusa ilr nii-.- in the different set.

'llievx li, bowtvnr, promise of 'evilllcs 'non ti bebri'iurbl out i lor exiwplo.nt v'iaek'a Mr IIj'.i

lie' oniaerty, " lllnb." n 1 at Ihe Kiltli Asenuelhciesi.,l . f " l i rnai,,!. On, nl .ic S " l.'rl.jn.N 'Is t'lo iioli.l el aiityouJay t t nil) ,nllouai--

Lull Jidisih tvlyea to give pie ianl v .rlety to thepiriornuines ul tier theatre. Tnls wevk Mr. -I

nwe'l, wlto uiimi tin rriuient v il't blin r In it I , iIn- gin-4-

, in iki-- bit iirim imnwi there .in litkai it . iiiiiac ,c. ul It .i'tQ J Jtf Jcdi' in "'luoA'lli-'- l nt 1," 'I .. 'un ."

Ni it un & , i r burb inefur l,i. ' '..i nni.io it romnnnv, w til i bri ri'binut ii ,1 . nt , s IVri., nr fi- - Api In nfI " ' .i, '' u n mi tin , ai ...Mini llli l b i. ' 1, II. i.. i II .1 itllii- din y i. '

At Nibbi't, tlie verv inor.t irmu p f ir nsi. ofII lit.' "llutiunian Mill" will b ie I i' ni:htuml totnnirmv ivi'iibi'!, tin I'dnc laj' ev.M.t i

JI "ml iw' i 11m Van Winkle " Will le I roi ,T' t oi.i.Mm llnn'-ii-- l i itirkrtnin, a vnirnr punit wl.o

Iiiih puiiioi n,u .it.ir witli Mm pul.li. , kiii. iichi,-ei'i- t

lu r.iTbt it n l itlnn f'lii'. bus I ir :ibi. i.i n.i .p. Hens, ilr. Win.'l hi.' a th

sin' nisi, Mr. eta Ibe nrniiUt. nil othtr nrtuM.Mr, II. Millet will Rive a conoTt at 'I'rennr'a

Lyric II .11 nn Saturday eiinla. noil, tiSth nf No-vember, In n'd nl tie' fund Inr ibe 1'reaeh sirtiu a ofIhe w i. Mi- - Millet Is nu ariist of Men rep.i'.'. .niltl.e cmii'i'it i Jll mil tail 1 boa tlue ouv,

Aimileiir Opera.Hiiioi Itoneuiii't iiiatteur opcratie eiit li.uu-nii'li-

ucoi i Ui'l " well last wbilur at Hie Ibeairnof iho L'nloii l.e.nue Clnf, f. at ho has illncted theenergloa ot Ills best icliol.in la vocal inuale IdmuJII o nvstiiy of thi" arts of some new opens. Himvthe I'prln of ll.li jeur (Several opeiatC hate bei :i

flu lie I nfilij'i me pe.iri' inity for repiewi ii'.nn.Tim - iMtii-l-l- ' of i .li i.itui'iiio and Ci i inn,i nl ir, ,iinl niiifiuin N.i'm .Luiti I're' . i,1 itcii i, b' iu i, I'uri i - s .ui. and t ,i 111 ..n'n-- e w'll bn pi.niiti' t, ua me aids of or b i

ii' iiiii" in a i tic nr ir I, una ent i.n.rn s n I ii I ulna Li im I la ai tiro lld s nr,i iu tepi ,t t k ai in am ui sucti ebar ' tn i ii - a it II I'' ii nn ir at afe nnn- - s fnin' in it by geueiuut VOIUUt ithe p itH'ifal pails,

A CHAMPJON BARNBURNER.

IVItXIXO AX lSVr.XniAHT INTO AJ'ltUMlMiXl- U001 TH.1tri.All.

The (nreer of Mr. flirtileii ('. Mnnaell ofIliirtlord-Oprrntlo- ita iiaiiu lucendlnrr- y-

nl bi ll lor Tssn Venn, uml Iben( iiimbl-Cbniiu- eil lulu u (iiiait Trinplur,

nil I'rreta Into u Tlilel.Comn uudrnee ot llie Hun.

llAnminp, Conn., Xor. 0, 16,0. The golpihere list e a choice miration tn the arteat ofCharles C, Munirll, a prominent Good Ttinplar,for stealing from hit employer, Day, Caswell .t Co ,clothing merchants, oa Alum tlreet. Thtiowould be nothing remarkable In the Crime were notMnn'cll'a record a peculiar one. I base taken iuuiopilot to gather tbo facts of his carter n tew )eai a

ago, and jour readers will be Interested In perillingthen. Ileforc the war, commencing with the year1W, the fire department of this city was conductedon the volunteer tjslno. The cirltemenliof a fire-

man's llfo led under that system the pride lathe alacrity of responso to alarms, Ac

to Iti work, In leatoas when fret occurredratcly,

Tin TonCti or ths iWKNTjunr.I'robably In most cities, where the drpartment

was not paid, most of tbo fires not aciilutatsvrre itorlcl by flicmcn. Here, during tlio

time tllmle-- l to, confltgrationa followed one tfu--

tt.c other In inch swift succession that the publicmind became deeply agitated oa the sabjeet. T1inpolice force devoted Its test energle ami Its bestdetectives to efforts for tlio stipprettinn of the laft-mo-

work i for thero wtt no doubt that the tireswere the work of sn Incendiary. Chtrles C. Mnn-!- l

was foreman of .Ulna Itoso Company. He was ayonng man, apparently lull of teal to promote thewelfare of the rshole derailment. At fires the tniltoowas among tho foremost, and It did efficientlervlee. When the detective began their Investi-gations ILe) ttcedlly fell upon the traekof Mnntell j

)et thero was no certain esldtace tbat he wat tie)

guilty party. Thero was, however, a positive con.vlctlnn that ho w as doing tho work. Circumstancespointed him oat with as much directness, almost, asIf he could l.ave been seen fleeing under the shadowsof tte Bret which Ms own hands had kindled. Towatch his movements In detail. Lleat. Packardstarted systematically; had his iplrsont: pot enn

flit nee in a Irnsty tnemt-s- r of the .r.loa Hose Com-

pany, so ss tn lesm In what plljhl Mnnsetl appearedwhen he Joined the rompiny going to or at a fire

and. w hen hit plans wtre all properly arranged, gtvnday and ulgnt to bis lavealliatloos.

rut citAvrioM uicxuTtNin.Tor 'wo years be devoted his host cff.irts to oh.

tula the evidfiice be wanted. In this llinon great num-l- n

r ol fln uei ho tsllsllil tliat Mnn-ce- ll

hid I start but win not able to secure dir. rtpr iH. A part of tb list of Ibe". fires It as follows :

Woodruff "aavclll Vara In tear of "the Arch," Inj 'lain stri-e:- . .w. r. r s Habits en Anlnm ilreet totally

iv.. I. an-- HaV lalnab'. Iioi-a- . uarueil tosi Jnhn'i Until rtaitea -- n Msln irret i entlr, ly enn-pi- n

I. and four horse iMrttodaib.liidrr's Hotel lt.,Mrt on TSortk JLiln tlreet i tnintles and a erne and two bnys bnrrr.i : trre3.ffnr

.laiiiea It. I'rcaot'a barn on Arch street t imt-u- ;i Ia r tn ucnrc-i''i- il aliempts on dllleiebt oera.i.jn-- .

Mi. tllvun'a barn In Chsilsr liak trt. entlnlyoonsiuneil and one hnre bnmeJ tu eeatli.

Mviion'i bun on nest strict i all ihe cor.ieoi' ev-e- tanimsls Mirnnd.

(ul. Ward's baro iu siree. t totnl loss, butbnr,i. removml

I: Ii .Mllliii ir.'s barn la Ulvernor street ; total tattcr'on Ion.

.loin Cnswelfs hjrn In Vain ilreet, neit lo cwiheburrb t nno 11 ie burned lo ns!b.;ni(. llerrlek'i baro, near ibe mpewalk In Mar' tsir ct: three horses barn-- 1 to dcitb.

Mi. Campbell's dwcl ing.r-a- r or Pearl stiei-l- ; manwith iho iii!stt-in- r,ove t Jitst la tiiuo to sure h .afrnm to death.

os tuc tpail or nig ixcn.Dinv.In t ti. fires alon s,teen horsrs a ere ' arm 1 to

iloaih. Hut mans more herns were dntroyeit In t1 esime tiprtod, aiumt whirb then eonht bp noroaoti-nl.'.-

,,,nbt of Mima H'a gout la all tho puhrrrougtily eatlraited Uittt be bad burned ovr ere hun-

dred i .uussmI itotlarV wmth of property.During alt til time Mur.se'l knetr tl at be was

nail watebnl. lie talked fresle with thepolice ibont It. and appeared anxlons all the . biletn , nt laee them tt at tiielr auspieions were rround-S- -

. llr venuld n ii the stall m houe, ray at b nVI k ai nrshl, win n ;he sqai l e'nuirpa plscc- - ot

di, . a- d ki wl'h tn polleonmn whose bent was inI,. i i,i:'.li tbut t't I.i- livid an,? r i

ni-- r so that t ie ntbci-i- ' would see him ro in. anda i nl I n tnarU:

" Tl pit, ron sr l'-'- i 'iniie lo :,lght; now If ilicu.nln don 1 .y it L' r.c."

W i ui l e l,s doee Ihls ifilccra liave nttctied I Ire.He would gulo bl room, turn nn the gas.watt a tsellto cnoroy the Imi rr:ion tint be was uadreealng,si.d men xltnsnlth ti e lift i and Inste-s- J or gettltsginto bed.Jump ent of a l ink win. low on to a ekwla die or. Aad be would dodgo the officers

0 ejul It nere I. la Movement. Thsi!:.' ccc ir : Miiu-t- d would Jala bl

euiiipr s.iatwhi,r,.ul .nl.eo.UC.,lir ri firHie i liec m tlir I let li.ni lip Wi".! !.i':ai. tt In odors.

V,-i- lut thst i.p Ip.'i tin In. ii' , be si.'j pxiiIjisIf bn iduuued tl at ull. in it im wi-u- t to a roi '.'"IU-uu- .

w u-'- 1 ci uUl i . ac u.itidily ny going nut ul uii ,iu r, .it t Hire v. a no piuuT tl .it hp d,U i.iall' In- tut Into a llji.t pi. ce, and Ibe tame w

- ill. blui.Tlir nrTCTin ssn tub rscsrr.

On. nisbt Offlecr Uut.ie iru rsslBi up lluehliig-ba.- i

trial, n ur ibveirutrof al,lut..n. aminnl nit - .n a light tltslt In ILe birn of Un. liarnul l. Up jumped lip mi lio at once, snd saw.iinuii inukiiigoir at-- full speed, and gave chase tunln,; but tbo 'ello tau u.ro-- . ganl.us lulu Ce.laitt.e.t. and sight of l.lin nasU-t- . The uloauie OOt to tbo lire. Where Munsell Julai;! h

rr,.,iiij ;? '"Id lo l.ietil. PacLtril byThum.s ll.liuikMood, usslaLuit iw u oi -iia

, i" yp.In inc n.rniber o.' the foiapm,' VNho LjJ b.ca ee- -

le 'tc I tn report as above stated. !

" lie Joiued u," aaid llockwood. " lu IluiVlnK'.- a- 's . be coming dotyu t'u slreit ('. lar atreci mu-tct-

llucklngbain), and was nmch oat of breath ; heInoWeil pasiily arouud, as If rxpecilng to see someone Le did not wlib to see, aud tn.nu. lii.lcad ui tak-lu-

the lea. o Ihe eonipoiij left lae tu command, andwini hini'Olf to the dr mpe neir the nup."

Munsell was arrested In OakiVt sahxiii neat ilay-.- ic did l.ol Hoi. i l Lut ilaj tibile plaili.g k i;.iu.e CI

, iLd WaS Ut Ph t:1:". uf'C-- " '"HpoJlcspB-ei-i- .

fnr t ,n iiiat,oii. lianas as pale a4 a ehutbut, for u t.l.,. . nothing ecu Id le got mil uf Mm. lietn, .1 lo Hi-Iai- where be was, ta le had doue befr j when at last Lieut. lSicktrd, ruing bun,s ll

" ilea el!, this TTOi.'t do; yon have told that storyewt lua ,i'i,ii ; jroiv

Ti on too Llpuu-iiai.- went on and tuld him, fronithe irom J, in i inauner, all ab.iut bismoic r.ei.l- - ti o.u the bur.ilin i fiue L'ulwell bam 0da.e Muaaell v as at Art rprarentry unmoted ;bat. ts the ofltrtr pn-i-e.l tie n.irmtivo bonis, p,lo- -l bis aell and irvinbled all trrthou bu Un Ii. lo Ic u. Le ex. : iluied :

My fi, di l'f.c,.,,rd, wiij dllu'i you stopine tujirrsi.go?'iniNH'or.'jin isto owon Tiurivii.

lb waa prusei'iiierl, nvt ,in an s.ljoiirninent of thee rive noml, lirtlad tnp,n b) an undi rl m tnu, i.iut i'lto tne irur. ind n niiio luoatiist.iru. and inning t II rum ', setlled d wndi utlv pr, ( lo In I uv hiM-el- Hpjoi'.,l ibp thvni Tpiup1 ii. f., ,;,rtr rang !.:.rlswi ! ii iii Ihu Order. Lastyiy beS" t ne of i i ilr: , au ftum Cor aeetuutto I'. , Iv-Wonb- i fiinu I i f North America;I" 'rffiw une of Iho 1, ..tl- - ; ofllivrs of tho Ortiud Ludgu.if l.,e rl.iii ; unit mi Monday ceutng lat iel"i"e.l hecretai) uf the Orient 1.0 Ige oi 0.1 ciiy.

'. f 'i i..pc nice rroplo ! ve pl;ed the utmosten-- tne lu tiltii, sv. i tie hue slrrngt'ii'oerl urJ nil 3 lie Wiutcli uud taking an active part lu(t'' !: el m.' ,. i.rl:. lint tl.e pn'ler hav, neicrh d the Hlj'ite'l faith In Integrity. They bitea, in Im la t. n inanv tiiit'b:inni situations to el,i 11' lu bl i.u .111 or lit- - t iitue. Illsdu.M b- - I 1 n i'.iC" dillfly I:1 "I P'T.US, tlir.ucll I u U .ti. ...: 1. .1 t'l.d luk a Int.. ilj. buch a in: n cannotrrii.il i i vi IniiP'i, a lute at nig. t w i'bi it itIr i li . : t' nl. nui . tro a i n tl.n ki.niv I.I ..

s intl' i .ii a mil i.1II Mit' er nl Mill Pat. CiiwiII A t'n wistin. I In, t.- -i i! p n ember I Ibr firm wlm .ir..

ii. in of I n'd slew, belies rd that be I. anwl .i'y trf. mi' '. lli' bid leenwitn them eip ab i i nalli bi.vi'tg r be n in Ibr emplnynr il.ai.i-- , linn l'i, Inriutiire i e.ili- -

. Viry ac nr.' it i nt r!i lb' tr s.'rv!'-- ' Ibey w m advised In It

th,. m 'i 'nr I. ue, .ir l! i ii i i ..t bins in riiitin rn.g ll at t'i n witp irnod g'i mul- - lorri.!' i unrrr i l t ,i i , j tl.i y iii'l m t i'i 'rv to tin n li"nH. ' I II bid I'limf l' .it Ii ' l,u i i.m.i '

i'i . linn li'bl lu t a tutu, ..int. lit. , nI, ii ui i up: i ii ii - luiuli as p.. i Un i

ii. i leiul to p, tl. t I.., I a i o ki v In Ibe vi, ,

b"' f lay li,,-- dlaei'veredib it In- did batea a. r, ni.d that I.i' li.u ti In t'.i liubit ui I'tili'tit gt ii 'uri rr'i I buurs 1 nn ui ikmg Hind-

i-, own i'. Hu'j utairap mr b m. vrhu-- wua skil-- I

.l.v i i'. .id tut iii'd r i t; ii ii 'Hon ol IK'iecliteC - In.

fii'i' ws lea itii'Mit ui i") in ire store nioncon 'linn lay si s "nil u Imrus eulonlerwas sent III fud iiuii'd if 41 with him, ;tbeni"ueliinj marked, I Iip nt.tig lean look a longbit of lb I hi. ii I when be w n arre-le- .l yesterdayImdillof Mil In bit pnsstrtlon. Theacronnl nf hi aripit ! f.i ent surprise In theconi'i tl lly, ivilli'iilarl) thai portion specially InIrie-U- in t'''" ' I ' un'liir luiUes, though mir.)jirr'ns Inllm.ie i"i the poVi win not In theI a lulii-lie- lie win kept ill Ihe stallnn boneI, a',., ul a n'liu, k I 'M t, wbei, II. II ll.nl in,II q t'u - ",lt "f the Ooud buaiurilan ly. nubniuls 'or ni .ipfi'iiraurp at tbo pnbeu c urt onTues'.ay morning nett, ami Le wu leleawd, It Isprubablu that one ul luu thing h, II be iIuiil tliuti.'.e altalr v ill be twilled wuhoiii furlbirpi3tecatl. il.in- - that the :irHtie,t will Inifeit bis bonds and deoartI "I'll ri Pt.un WbiTl 1,1s chui..oUr i tot IOW.ilkuu".u ..' t.' II'

1'iHI' 'iiht"l';in (iuea He Whole I Ins.Th I' i r t. r M.i'tcr'-'ui- , while t ,u.r ir

1"i 'i i n i fit Uiiy uoi i' of hp. j'. Ii . i i I h i ruf af i it.n ' ii iii li ii m in tiie he' I) ' mi I ul I ill mi --

s,t In i , V ' I' Uj t. , jt(.

l lthKllOM l'OH I I ll.t.Thp Pm riots' I'mMTcm Never so llriolil-Ar-

Only Wiinlluu lo Aeiii--e nn llurlv1'crmlniillrin nf Ibe C'tinfllrt-A- n liiiaoe-In- nl

Vlrtnry for Ibe Insurgents.The full'iwiuk' iC'uriiii "f tn tvs from Culm i

eotupllnd Hutn papers ami lettsrs itcelvcd by tlieInatstesmcr tiom lie lland. liuin It our tial-e- r

may barn how mnrli leliance isto be placd on

Ihe reports tu carefully ciicu'a'.td by tho secretagents of Ppaln and ot our uwn Admlnlslralinntlut the rcvolutiiin lu Cuba It nn Its last legs. Inreality, tie n of tho Cubans hate neter atany time since the oulbn.tk at Yura been to flatter.

lu; as tin y arcburnt where bear Cu-i- de Avlla a very

im'outtsr sictoarhas beta gaineil by the llnumontt under Hate .a

Oarcla aud Ibrgu Dorado. The only nccouulswhich have as jit reached Havana aru fioin Bpautitisources, but they confess a lost of thlrty-llr-

killed, Including one major and two other officers.

The t'ttilot forces eagsged numbered 1,2U0 armedmen.

lntheClnco Villas illttrlM CCO Rpanlah soldiersptssed over to the Cuban ranks, carrying their armsand accoutrriuenta with them.

In the Easlern Department things tre If possibleworsofor the Ppanlarda than elsewheie, In

Itself cholera has msde and It itlll making

rtanrib n.tvariss auoxa tub Tnoortof the f srrlson. Valraasods reftisos to tako thoHeld tsnln. lie says his forces are unable to corewith the patriots. At least two engagements, andboth of tome Import laea, took plsen last monthclose to the city. In bolli the L'libsnt were the

early. Un the ICtb tbey attae.kod the for-

tified camp or I Ml. Cauabo, In which engwement theHpanisrds aduilt a loss ot IT men and lour ofri erfilled, and on the 17th the Corufla regiment lost 13

killed and two offleers. Tour hundred recruits hadarrived at Sinlllto bv the Itontctnaia, bm a paperol tbat city ol OcL P, says that more aro sadly wanted.

TALVASXDi TO BS

Vnlmaeda eipecU to bo appointed CaptAln-Qen-rra-

and will probably resign unless ho receives thoanpolntmeut. A Madrid paper recelvod nere onKnday says bit appointment baa been determinedupon.

Carlot tlarcla, with a body of only 41 to 60 men. Iscarrying oa a warfare tn the VnelU Abaio.IIo has attacked several smalt oatposta, operpowered tbo guard, generally consisting of niohliltedvolunteer, and captured tt.elr arms and ammuallion. Thousands of Cubsns In tbti Departmentare ready to rle for their independence, bat io larliuio eeu unable to obtain any arms.

In Hat ana ll'elf the tutaority ut bpaln, or even n(her Captnln-Oeneri- exists only In name. A fewdays ago theUovernment

1MPVBD A tilof tH on the teamsters of the cltr. The latterarmed tliemelrei. aud proceeding to the l'trk andto the hridin of Chnvcx, hindered any caru frombeing ibtotuht Into tho city. Caballero de Itodsswas obliged tn order a mspensbm of Ihe tax, andsent a apecisl meistnjer around to the dirlerenlcroup of malcontent, to advise them or sueli

n. Tne rlo! was quelled ; but baekmen, boat-men, and uijitr on whom similar lutes liave bn-t- i

lnipucn, are tnrnnrsTed by the wesknes bown bythe llusernnient in the cae or tl eteaniters, and aredetermined lo w Ithitand by arms If need bo the col-

ic turn otnay mom tales.Atlitpst dale from Havana It was curronlly

that ll.o riosiilards there bal reeiltpil pol-lute tnf.trnialion rront their friend In Madrid thatthe tiegor?ttuns lor

to: aik or tiis Minito tho Cubans were o far advanced that they wouldcertainly be concluded by VM: lat uf J.nuary next.The llatnna pairm hud bvtti warned to ceaieabusing Mr. N'leolas Ascarate, w"io ! ntsy In thiscity, and whne inlwlnn, Intrusted to hlmtiTSnme0' tne Madrid C.Mnet, Is to lildom tbo tllU-- I herelo btibctbe Madrid Oovernment to psrt with Cul..

A rrpsrt had reached Havana lr.un this city thatspurl'ins bills of tho Hnanlh Hank of Havana hadr, n printed here nnd scat bpnee to Captalo-Ucner-

Ue ItuJu". Tup latter cinpj Iho aiinaymoas libeltn be translated anl pnbtl!ro1 In the olbclat pzettp.He netnttiwly, hm. ever, admits the truth of tho

by nut iruducliig the steal p,atcs fromwhich these putts ale piloted, au 1 hich tho dncn-rnen- t

lu qnettoa ns rted were stl'.l la this city.

cnic.tuo's Dtsr.iiAon.The Stinmrfhl Trputnienl of iho llntnais by

Ihe t title floeltlnc The Outrageousrcclalmi of Ihe 1'niplir Tlto Jlenuet

llnll-l'lntp- on Ibe (,'uullueiil.i ,ni IA? '. r.c' null Comt.tt null.

A ilcpaleli from Cliicagu pilulnl tbiutiglmittthe tummy slalp't that the White

had au p to pfsy another with the Mu-tual in tloelnnntl. ThW was solid hnmbrtg tentover the wires fur effect. When the Muiuais letCnkigo Tuesday etenlng, they were autbnrtied byIbe ni.ma.'ers of the Club there to arrange tor agamn In thl city, provHo.t the groundt couldbo obtained fnr a ccttiitn amount. On urrltlng hereVi'eilnesdiy morning, the man et trio

eeBrcd t'le I'm m grmtn t lor the utii namedIn .!.n ar.i, Ind Imme llaiely telegrapUed back fnribe While blockings to coiao on a had ben prom-ised. He received nn rent) until cveulns, and theanswer wa an inttielv unevpei I'd prop tiMen lort Mutual lo return to Chlciuo fur ibe reeopdrun,;. J he Annual itbaidui'Mil tlie tifgutlsUun lauisgi l, aoi deptrtod for Ne York on Wediietdaynli't'i irala.

I nla Is mil all. Observing thai the White Moth-lag-

kasuined lo be in goo i working condition, thuIti 'i Mockun sent tin follow Ins challenge Wedne-di- :

Cixnss.sTr, Nov. 1' To Tom Fvltf. . oi ,,t.l if, CA.ViJu Bt

IMI :We challenge vmt to a scrip nf irame. practice or

otbprwlie, the Hrsl befioa Monday, Kug.Ibe secood tu be p scd ta t luosgn on tVednesd

Nov. 9. W. I'. NODLI.', fec'yyThe reply to this ctiellctigo Is remarkably rich

Jleiv it U ;"Cni.eik", : ov.S.

"To TP. P. XMf. ferrto j, inW,l!Mfi liiar lintl t ,.'" In yon 1'Im llrst came hnieoa Monifiy, tei la Liltnil irtru.i. ti wu I'l.iv sua reiuin tame la Ciacla-nall- ,

H oduuriay. you lo lake all receipts i the irauies tutei ractlca, aim im 'viJTht Ut "J.umwo' thtp. Hubert,It atr.'cutilc, 1. n v sail arraegu tt wtib nurelnb.

"TOM FOLEY."The Italics nrr ours. The proportion to take all

the receipt" U busiuestdikp. from a t'hietuzo point olvice. Ti e df re to ennserve " the iiirmploatlilp"Is Inudslile, sr.rt the lletl Meek Ihjs want It understood ib--S they base no mo for tne sort that Chicagoclaims to tii c gained tl rough a ilmely subsidy often baies on cdled bill.

Tbe Chlea-- o C'rs nnke a I eTert tosreak In rluw lug term' ahont the "Tletori " Thel tilctuo Times lakes the lead In this contemptibleabme uf the business of n purling, but Us own

ileserip'i ill ol I'e gamp eipu-e- n the Jointfiuodoiibe umpire and the CI i vto uraiui17Too sumn jr) pnbushrJ by H" 'Prr..t shuwa th ittr.i Muiti il liist bo by ibin lii1 tweltetime, and tne lull earin-- theirs n

unlv si ten lliius. Hut lag the nineInning. Ibe uinp.ie walke I ten of do While 8 ock-tni- s

tu flr- -t bnae on ejilled balti. On Ihe oi'erbind, not nr.e uf the Mutnals was firm tlrit ot,cu led bull', by lb Timf' own admission, theVutuaa iiiib.,tiiil Ibe Clracoi ;,pM'lt two to one.

In f e 1. ie of u v 111,1 e 0 r.,., , I,, iu operationi d u d imaging lo I'., gaino In II tne I I.;.

,nrn it trU"d ' -- laluis : I bleugo't great auiblilual.'.aiiilc '.. N'ew Y'rk brs sum uunil to her thetight to ll) th" wini' pennant, ptul lematie ot theChampionship uf the uiamopd Urhl. l'..lrl hss tl.iriAf.. Ibniiur I'CwB weu. aad Ha on'.) re;rit Is lliutt'.e liaaifir was l.ol el 'Cled lu a note grac fn,tuauurr." ' llraccfnl " Is exqinl'i-- Ten of theredoubtable Milte Hto, l.lnr wi.lk' d around bas.s,a a punisnteat lur the vvtoraa W'.uters'e bttle olplloiilugl Let ctiieai'ii l ung uat a b.iiuur litrtiili' d"'1 line ball." fur lur puked pc hate guue up tutspoet, It, swle rf tbilr ril...'ort'i .m ut by JHMfgsnami Tom l'oley.

hod Wulier le'n-e- d IIo hnve .a el' tenth W, ItsStocking wulaed to llrst liiio nn t ill. I balla, "theinle'iai I) est in d lI'UWil." i. iy ihe cine ' :o 7 Houm," w bleb Ii .1 been cheei lug wibiij. bi mer ihvtiniii d iries mi I "unuunded Lie pi.i. " Il ecmsthat wbm tl.i'r hoine ljii sn- - pruinensdi'draiiily iuuuiIImmi ly tie uuipre. a i uicauouacovMl ' thi irvll.l.y" Ti n uf the While Stuck-I-

a were li e- - fivuted w I'linttt eteu hilling at theiiil, a ul t Im ,t (iiiiuud tueiKruualy. Applause- i '

If the MiiHin niilbuted the White Rtneklngs Inthe prop irtiuii ut IV! lo '-- we qunle lu.m the llzuri-- t

pub. In b He i bieign pnieis a 1 If in Wnttublui kings bad tin nun n ui sntilnil with bases bylie uiii.lie, wiiliinil billing a ball, by bow m nji uu- - i ir' i t'"' hit'1 M'leklnuit in I. ue irlumohi. 1

if Hie, li..u bet a drpmei! ol 11 elr butt altogether 1

Aii.w. i si" t.ld Le ad d to the flrul of MlUliunA I'. i. Aiii'tlilexitr l'sik.

I lu- - hue Huwklags beneeforth propoie to p nyw.iliuul bit--. Tav'.r nmplrrt will deeid" betweenin. ,i r. and Iho elub tlut uets the most bases uut.illed balla will be proclaimed champions or thew oi Id. Chicago Is pioxri stive.

The l'liiiriul oTn HUlliisulsbeil JniiiimlUi.John aianton (" Uoiry tl'Unua") tho

Journalist and l.uniorist, waa burled )o-- talleraoon Irttn bt. I.tikeS Hplcopal Clitireh,

on Cliinou, near l'ulton avenue, Tbo fuucral, whichwas very lrie, was r.ttended by innny represent

es of the pri.a. mid tlie uianibeps uf rurllladuLudge .No. Ill, !'. mid A. U ul' tiuiill Mr. Mnul.uiw a a iiiebibor. '1 he Hey. Ur. Wlllct pn ..'hi it tliewl num. aad Iho Interment wis made la CirrcsHiiis Itinvlei).

Tin ll Inn n' Lid TiMged).'1 1. oin - N Si i n i i. f '1 m tun n Iij I.ern f

I lo 11. i 1. m.lv Jail lur Ii ji iu lis in nuvw,jL'tLri mi Tin I. uter v. as at In- - i.u lo's Lousea fcA il " i on I u ii . in .I tulo there Hecoi'sdaugbttr euUrtd L.t Ij;-- i, ami il.a,. .1 that I., i

con in had cin-iil.i- it n .kutd reu ili. ru'ioernl'ieI.i lu 'vii p.ute-ii- d lii miii" i. 1. " - uc I'm t i .I'M, mil v, ,i ' i, I I I ,,1, ' '. I .

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io.it i;r it i sn t oi: nuitstnx nuu iy. L

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riobcrt II. U(,tii i llrs Opinion ol tier- - fiiiuiiiM, Irish, mid Jrv. I

Troni lbs Kear York Citizen, June It, lK77if ttt'Jtnt ha only to rirte in any of our eity

tir of a hiit day to comt out uith toetni tUily e(onh!ilotfnt. Vvr tU$prpen vi thvvhi jiarticMlorty rtrommthd Iht Utrly fourth itrtttlin-- , tptc.ally tfien it i nurh frrautntid trilh ('onnnrtpnsscticors ol tho lower order. Incuttit inquirrr it not atijuainttj urith Grmon, fi2uot familiar icith national traits ofpkytman'muj,he can ulect the moM Ihorouglily 'IViitoulcby the superior piiiiucnry oflliuotlor.

The Thirty-fourt- 'itrttt lint, for fit.nu,ha Irovght into cxitttnee a llach bug. of unre-fomtti-

of oral loJy, right emaillege, and great apparent tllaliiyan animal thatit evidently an otitcroppliiit of the Cor-m- nn

lillogyncrnsirs. 7"e Eiyhtk aui.utroad, which Is much usoil by Jews,

a Utely mature, aleo llact. rery reatlttt, amithaptd lit a tcorpion, icith pottilly a tttng in Ut '

tall. Tht Third aceau read, on ultth thuIrish nro iiiprriibiiinlant, hit a O.UUvtt- - 'locking creature that nhilitt ittrlf in opendtfiatu '

of danger, and uhirh erploret hair and irhitlerin tht moil aggravating and independeht naniur.It teemt lile a crott the Jewish nnd Ten- -tonic reptiles.

From Ibe New York C'tlren. Jane IS Pfiv.

In our artu-i- ire epole of the " loie OTmaeit,"

and ly implication of "low" Jeai and Irith.At for tho low Ainericnns, they hnrdlyexist. I

Fiom Robert II. nooseycll's Hook,I'lvo aVcres rnoni;Ii.

Th inhaUtantt of the Kmtrald Ittt arecertaudy a magnificent root, especially tritit thm'r

biographer doct not happen to oun a horr sthich i

ltat ttrayed on tin ir land, and dent not seosW to Irun for Alderman : and if they did not 11c, 'steal, client, rob, murder, net drunk, per IJure) themselves, quarrel, tight, nnd in-- jslst upon dninnces iinrensonnhly, they 1

would lio almost ns Rood ns oilier nn 1lions.The ton of nu Irlakmnii Htipporikiis Me H

Itlahon nnd liCiltvllli. HTo Ihe alitor or The Sun. I

Bin: You still conllnuo to advocate the eJco 1

Hon of (Jen. McMahuu lor Congress In the Koarth JDistrict. I hope that every lil'hmtn J

aad American have made up their mind lo vote fct ilien. McMahon. Tuminany II ill Is wotkine; nlchtand day for tho election of Ibat N jllilcf, t

Itohert Tl. Roosevelt .

I tho son of an Irishman, and I hope ami wish V

that no native-bor- n Irishman or ton of an Itis'.rosn I

willro far forget his duly to lilt Creator m.d t.ls jcountry si to tote for that bitter enemy or a ilena- - j

trodden and noble rice, llobert D. Rouse t jA prominent told Im t'u o'bef

tl ay that tho mare you abnic the Irl-- p n;'e the 'better tliiy tike roil. Tt.lt ennnot br n It is afahehood. 1 hope that no Irishman will br innn 1 to i

be a renegade or hec'-'.IJc- r In the fun'th l,.(tlct'y ruling Hi vote for Rootet:"

tien. McMir.on and his two brotBiT." wv I their

cocntry well daring the lalo war, and he C1! tit

t rves the support ofetery trno patriot si.d o.rytrue Irishman. If the Irish voters of tl.e fourthDl'lilct, tnd alo the flerinans und Jew, wuh to

be represented by an honest and patriot!., man In( ongre, tbey will tnppoit by their votesrow, beliveen sum lie and sunel, Orn. M T

Iftylh-t- t Ti asny It ill Is dmna-- all thatlies In Its power tn deft at Qon. Melta'ion bm yoncn ib 'y and lernfv T'uiirnany b? soling IfT flen McMahon nn-- l against a iylnr Know Moth-l-

ani an enemy of the lrlh. (ipriean. n.-- Jews.Thero is another man w bom the Ii l'n Democracy

sho'ild support (for Major) with all their mlnhtto-tuorrow- .

That Is Thomas A Ledwlth. He Is ayoung rmin, posseso,t of honor and abilttv, who,with Tils nnmetoua (rleuds aad tupporu re, i wots-la- g

hard to overthrow that link of emriiiiiiin,I amniany Hall. Tne Yonng Drmo racy .in ' Itepnb-llenn- s

have numlniipd Tbo. A. I.edwlth. Tanittla- - I

ttv, as all knoiv, his Ruminated Oskry Hall, themill who wean a green tu.t and neck lie on Ml Pat- -rick's Day, to tro and gn'l the Irlti to nl Un i vole .1m tleclion day. TMs arch po'lilesl liywn-'i- e and Wlhi aoeiates sro tn ing very Innl to cet ibe trmb Wsute. fur withnut It Iip cannut he pleele I. Hi Was a IK S. In lilt, next a Republican, and no v he Is a. liTammany Democrtt. Irlli voter! of Nit lork, lircnieiiiber this row, and vole for au hincst, 11nnli-- l enilcnt Deaioera', Th is A. III.i iw ilh, and uot for lhat p diileal rein ci-i- i tHUj I)Hall. A. McI.Al IN. l

New Vonn, Kov. S. j jsolo fur Candidate llint still I'icte nn J

Honor lo the Nulluii. I?tnhi IVtM of He Sin. A

?in : I am highly grallflcil to tte yon so tiger-- Jonsly pressing forw ard the iiatnet of boat 't and ie-- ifpcited men to fill our public unices, men whos'ar.d

' , re C- u- public wllh a pnro and unblenil-lie- i' char. M

uter, and vho Mil not sell their eharactsr foi the 'llake of advaoclng tl Interests of a corrupt Illcg.

Such men are Judge I.clwTJh tnd Oen JfcMnhoo.I hey are Indeed on honor to Ihe .merle.'in nation,

men of whom wo may well feel proni1 ,Lt eir.yvoter glvo honest men their support, and n'b C1 '.honest men in offlre a'

Irishmen, arou-- e I If you rare for the fr i J..111 oJyour beloved country, II 1011 csro f r tlir Un-0- 1your fe'lowr rotiBtrymen now lniprlnn''d in ilrllblt.duiuinc, (if )Oll waul tu toll lut tu, ul p: n.u,Je,men whn w,ll detiioasta e Ineir piicip'i by atUoniand not by word. 'en t mil by jnitr liunl-ai- il

vnle 'or '1 unis A I. I sv it Is and .muimi T Mi'Vi-Ion- .If iou want I support corrupt It.iu man,

wiu- onlj prlnelplia .re 'o Mick bv ll.e It.ng. hon-e- tor ditmnet, t'u-r- i el.ng tn O'llall. and I, ,tc is

Know-Noi- l in; in )our 'ueiiel eliy ufl,- . .Ajin Ia.y, let ill veteis t 'X Mite Ull a eu rmuall. 11 to break np till 1 .up! swindling lt,nt orgsnIsntlon. Olte)oriipp.irt to true and e.iriu mi ,

then he.vaft r mil aut. ruoieat aball rarrbilr. Willi tiO'.ur and ll .1. Ah (.'.

tw Y01 rt, Nov 5

UeUnliai fnr I unu re The Mvlli In nr.lue.

One of the irnet 011 1 nift eiilhu-i.i- -' meet.mss of the ctinp.ii"n r rm i T Kiilnrd i) iiilM on tboei r, er of Pi nil a. I l.'in "t ft, for Ihe purpose ol

i,'i'tine the noui'ii iii.m of Martin T. McMahon for

Consriss. The Inh leruiuoi, and Ibbn r went' r ily repren tiled, I evcrv allnebm In Hu bil-bu-

eandldale timt '1 se li n reeeption as ttmluau d erte. Ti ' 'uu uf M. T. Alcll.ii'oL rf

mu. tlicile.l Ibe - ' upult'i-- iWilliam ta'ti t' ' ndeiit catill la'i fnr A"

1" i.i In uiged lut tlaim "fi.e McMahon aa a lit and proper repi,-- , iil.tumr ( mgrers fioin l,.u l'uurlb Distinl. ml nloll ' t PP'UII.'i d to 1I1- -' clu , H'hi ' "Iibree weru given fur McSlihou, ffilrt, mil Hip"ntu, at tho cholro of the people fur ti 1 i i.

for whlsh they are can ildst".Mr. .Miles Martin In a Inn pertinent

.Inhn I. Ilean'. uf the fiuithWnrtin an able aud lbqii.i.'. uiam.ei ure.l in 't- - r

(leu. McMahon, niul l' nu'eting C"in 'u-- .upledge tu kill ull Ihe bel I.,:-- . In Ihu 'II-- f

An Irlnliliinn Hpenbliig Ifu'n tiU Ilni7o ll.e I him 01 II t s

Slit See ug u ' iiine Laiges 11 .ib nlll.e In-- b lltep. B Wi 'I J I..1 -t (jelill.li- - . I',-

, by that hypmrilu I lio seveli, I .1.1 '1 n

-- I'ltit 110 I nur, 1 -- a) tu rai'i ''tl a da. and s te muu ti l "a for Imn-- l ' Vl

. ihou, 'Iiik v s'i r nl. I ile, who n -

be iu di toi ary Ii hin'tii or It i l

.'IIV o' ev luinri In- ir " I 11. nun itw ei- - be hula roi'i Three cheer hiM.W.I.OU, Tug l ,'- - ml. 'all ai I i "I' I tneii fiorfl tl ir ri oi ! Ithni.iii i.',;li in Hip I. nle. .In labi wUliaai "in ii tiod saVo liilan II

IA Nets Ciliiiliilitle for Austin1 '

Tho Hon. Tliiini ia ,1. Trunin Ini ' I

Mr ,'am Hsly Is runnln-- t fnr II'liurleentu illi'nupet'ki lli triet. lb '" Vla nu man ul the dbir.ei, i.iii exce) un.- M Aw u ta i .i, Ktiir I'jti. I'ire al. "ll.i'y. He Is a gciii', in in wtt l lii ' Fal live r I'm u II, ,iij tiboae I lui Ii ii il . - .1 b) e.tuer Mr. t'le .'v r ui Mi. I.' I.ou'i't. As in oi .ii r be ' '' 'INew York. I,i conc'ii-lui- i, II li - f "u I

c.tlsin of Hi" lui.HiH'alb A- - i uu ' Iwnnliyut eiit "i.n , Mr. ,lo n ' Ihate, i wall, ut r tu atiy at houi" un INo, !'. ' I

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