The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 4

THE GLOBE commenced by each. Owen fell dead. Glorer ran about 3u0 yards, fell, and died after lingering eirnt boars. Torn Husrbes was entertained at a dinner hi bis bonor at Chicago by the literary club, bast night. One hundred sat down to the dinner.

The false work of the new bridge at Chippewa LATEST there is about Pol. Is addition to this Bomber there will doubtless be some others from the Caarleatown. Boa bury and other high schools, caused by tbe recent order of the -ebool committee requiring the high school course after the first two tears to be completer! at the new school. It is also proposed to locate the evening bigs school In the new building, nd should this t-e done tbe rt more pupils would take np all the nopecupird" rooms. BURGLARS AT HAVERHILL.

Jl a EDITION. FALLAiDWIiTEl OPENING OK SHIHTS DMWEfi Tbe Larzest and Best Selected THE GLOBE V7 frft A II MIR 5 O'CLOCK. FOUTiCAl MATTERS. CB-cUlertVIIM O. Xylr KeeswlBtel by the Tbe Republican convention for the second councillor district, wbicb was beld at tbe Meionaon, Tremont Tenipie.

at 11 o'clock this moraine, resulted in the renomlnation of Councillor William O. Taylor by acclamation. Colonel Charles H. French of Canton was made and Francis llunneweil of Urookline secretary. The committee on credentials, consisting of Messrs.

Miio Hildreth. Nathan A. Skinner, Charles Nash. F. B.

Hall and Charles Fowler, reported thst forty-one towns and wards of cities were represented by 101 deieeate. After tne nomination of Mr. Taylor, the old district committee, with rrancis Hunnewell of Krookline for chairman, was re-elected. Tbe second district incl -des the eichth Suffolk, first and second Norfolk, first Bristol and second Worcester senatorial districts. Democratle Baity Wakeeld.

The Democrats of akofleld bad a rally and torchlight procession, last night, complimentary to Lucius Beebe, the candidate for conpress from tbe fifth district. The Hancock and Thompson battalion and tbe Beebe Guard, numliennir 150 men, in command of Major Howland. formed on Main street, and. escorted by the Wakefield Cornet land, marched through the principal streets. At about K.oO tbe Beebe adets oi aru 3 of" Lvnn joined them, and also too battalion ot Melrose, when the procession marched to the home of Lucius Beebe, whose residence was brilliantly- illuminated, as were also several of the residences alonz the route of the procession.

The battalions formed a square in front or Mr. Beebe's house, when they were addressed bv S. K. Hamilton, in a ringinir speech, and who Intioduced Mr. Beebe, who welcomed them aud congratulated tbem on the bright prospects before them, and sai.i tbat success would certainly crown their eflorts in Xovemlier.

After three rousing" cheers for Hancock and F.ngli.-h, and tliree more Lucius Fecbe. the proc-ssion marched to the Democratic headquarters, where they were entertained with a collation. Mr. I llaye Denounces "Weaver. Mr.

Dyer D. Lum has received the following letter irom Mr. Dillaye, a well-known Green-backer, who was favorably mentioned for the presidential nomination on tbe Greenback ticket at the Chicago convention: I'NioxTOWS, N. October 3. 1880.

Drer D. I.um esq. My Himi SiB: i read vour expose of Weaver in vestcrda Sun with ileep'lnterest anu mortification. 1 was from bis firs, spee. in Maine be was woiking in the Inter -st of liarrield.

and 1 so wrote the conpressioual inmittee. His declarations are com-lunie. I take no stick in him. He is a traitor. This thin has culminating for some time.

I hare noticed that erery Greenback paper edited by au old Republican iu every issue is tull of aba.e Hancock and the Democratic partv. and explicit iu advising acainst all fusion. Ucorfre W. Jon. the chairman of the New York committee, is a tit tool of the Republican general committee.

He is a notorious lothist. and utterly without position or character. Tnilr yours, hTEFUfc.N D. DlLLAVK. Democratic Rally at Hcdnay.

The grandest Democratic demonstration ever seen in Medway was made night. At C.30 a fine Hancock and Lnnlisb flag was thrown to the breeze from Kennev store, amid music by the band. Mr. P. J.

Doberty ot Boston addresea the assemblage. After Mr. Dobertv's remarks the torches were lit aud the march taken np for West Medway. Half-way bet wee 'i the two villages the West Medway Hancock club was met. Tne two lines then fell in and marched through the principal streets to Mechanics' Hall, wbicb was brilliantly illuminated, and where tbe grand rally was held.

Messrs. r'ales and Doherty made speeches, which were received with much enthusiasm. Mr. H. K.

Fales devoted considerable time to showing np the inconsistency of Collector eard statements made at a Republican rally in San ford Hall on Wednesday night. The Democracy are jubilant over tbe grand success of tbeir tirst rally. The Woburn Demnerat. A Hancock and English battalion will be formed at Woburn, this (Saturday) evening. Last evening tbe Young Democrat formed a battalion and elected the following officers: Captain, William X.

Kenney; first lieutenant. Georee Manning; second lieutenant, John Ferrin: nrderlr serireaiit- John Gately. Four other companies are in process of organization and bf fully unif-r ed. On Thurdav evening next the Democrats will hold their hrt rally. A rousing reception will be given to Colonel Jonas H.

Freuch. who is to ad dress the meeting. Political Si otes. Tbe 320 marking mania nrevails vinlentiv in Taunton. Senator Tilaine arrived in Cincinnati, last nisrht.

from Indiana. Councillor flodnev Wallace of Fitchnnr- ix r- noniiuated by the evenIll district Republicans. aiaior r. McCartney will commence tho enlist ment of a company of Hancock veterans in Ward The Catubridire Reyublican senatorial conven tion is to be held in tbe Ward 4 rooms on next Monday evening. The Hancock and Entrlish battalion nf Snmcr.

ville will elect officers ou Monday next, at the Democratic headquarters in Union square. General Hancock said to a reporter, vesterdav, that it was yet too early to make a formal rep-to General Grant's statements concerning hiiu. The Republicans of Woburn bold their first rally at Lyceum Hall on Tuedav evening next Genenil John L. Swift will address the meeting. The Republicans of-Med ford held a rally at "the Town Hall, last evening, which was addressed by Senator Dawes and Harvey X.

Sbepard. Tbe Democrat conferees ot Delaware and Chester counties, have decided on R. Jones Mon as their candidate for congress ine ttepunucin-t nave arranged for a mass meeting- at Cooper Institute. Vork, on Tuesday, the 'JCtli, when John Sherman will deliver an address. The brst voters' Garfield and Arthur batta'ion of Cleveland, visited Mentor, vesterday afternoon, and called upon General Garfield, who addressed them.

Tbe Republicans of Soinerville propose to form a cava ry company, to Ie cabed tne Middlesex Light Dragoons and will hold a meeting lor organization at tne wijwam on Ferkins street, uext Monday evening. The Morse battalion of Ward 12 will open new headquarters, corner of Beach and South streets first drill. Tney have selected as a uniform a full zouave dress, with which thev will appear in the procession, in South Boston, Thursday. The Republicans of Ward 3, Cambridge, will have a parade on Monday evening next, on which occasion a Garfield and Arthur flag will be Tun-furled at the of Second ana Cambridge rinbs from Boston. Chelsea AaoTsovau-ville will be present.

cwlBer Francis Murphy Without Rome. PrtrLADEnPHiA. October fl.A sensation has been created here by tbe eviction of Francis Murphy, the temperance orator, from what he hame- ee residence on ot inenuii, a cninmlr.cen i en Christian Association m. ceutly preseutea the house to Mr. It was announced tnat thev Lad purchased UVJ- uaentent development, sho rethrfn iIr-- Murnby himself ow the depended for the re7, oK Uou.

big meetings. Nothing like the coma i raised, however, and the nnfortunaw temperance lecturer was compiled vacate th St rTdfmHi. conirib- uted are demanding the return of their money. The Clacin.au Somber. U.ilroad I.

isereaua Its Stork. Cincinnati. October O.Tbe stockholders of the Cincinnati Pouthern Railroad r. voted toincrease their capital stock from i.l.w.-CklO to OU.000. Thi is simply a iransporti-tion company for ori.

road. ouumern rail- Twvo HaaieH tr m. wrw I Richmond, October 9 I IViviiI Thnnui fci. Iayid Thomas, his brother-in law, were arrested anu committer to'jan In Neluin I rarilir willow tiamml I and tnen robbln.tb. v'Trr Der oangnter men visited tte iaiL 7 took out the men and hanged Tuem to' trT men LI "uici-aa, Orer of SM-otlian Claaa, A meeting of nast UDonliDt clans of Massacbnsetts laa.

evelin" lUU- Washington street, hTe I Szmu craud clan tor Harn Iff fci LH-putv R. uu leprcseow oi: eni hi-Kin Hi eh rntnrl Boaton'a of orti totl.tlea. a euuing this noon the total number aVn WM "2: 61; female. of diphtheria. 17 of inflammation of t-tinsEt and 6 oi heart-diseaM.

iwokw 17 I "Ullaui HC of 7 A will ail use. the to sale. Falls. was broken, yesterday, bv tbe heavy timber falling, and six men were thrown into tbe river. William Brown oied from bis injuries; the rest were rescued without serious injury.

THE LITTLETON ACCIDENT Canted my Brakes Wheel Caaa Itf the Sufferer. The accident which occurred to tbe Chicago express on the Fitcbbarg railroad, on Thursday night, and by which two persons lost their lives and several others were seriously injured, one of whom will probably die, was undoubtedly caused by a broken wheel on the Troy and Boston passenger ear. which was completely demolished, and which, with the other cars wrecked, will caae tbe road a loss of about 7iiOO. is a wonder do more lives were lost, about fifty-live erona being on the train, most of them occupying the two cars which were destroyed. lexter A.

Tompkins ot Kast Boston.who remains at the house ot A. T. Kimball, Has sustained several bruises, but will be about in a few days. Mrs. Iexter A.

Tompkins is quite seTerely in jured, having a cut about eight inches iu length on the top of the head, a deep gash on the right cheek, and is otherwise severely injured internally. It is thought her injuries will prove fatal. Mrs. Tompkins, mother, of lexter is injured internally, and has remained unconscious since the accident up to a late hour last niebt. Mrs.

Francis ot Waltbam, is more seriously injured than was first supposed, having a bd scalp wound, Several severe and is internally injnred. On Monday, at 10 a. in their office at Pem-berton square, the railroad commissioners will bold an investigation or bearing concerning tbe circumstances of tbe accident. A Queatiaa of dwrUtfietioa. Officers Watts and Courteny of Station 2 this morning arresred one Palmer F.

Grinnell for the larceny of some 400 pounds of pig iron at Russia wharf "last night, where it was awaiting shipment to the provinces. The iron was taken out of bond and taken to tbe wharf. The officers submitted tbe case this morning to tbeauihor-ities at the I'nited States court-bouse, claiming tbat tlie iron was in the constructive possession of Custom-Honse Officer Temple, and had not tieen delivered. The officers were refused a warrant by Commissioner Hallett, and were advised that it was a case within tbe state jurisdiction. CHIP IAN' CARPET STORE For a few days we will sen far cash A Good Ingrain Carpet, ill-Wool Filling Carpets, oper Carpets all-wool, I 2 PER YARD.

mm mi co. Cor. Court Hanover Sts. for ANCEMLA, CHLOROSIS and DEIS LIT Tbe beet preparation of Iron. The only one which is perfectly assimilable and which docs not constipate, nor blacken the teeth.

Pleasant to tuke. Its effect upon discard and debilitated persons is simply wonderful, purifying, enriching, and inviijoi-a-ting tbe blood aud restoring health and strength. SCHLUMBERGER'S Salicylate of Quinine, the only entirely harmless specific now ecientilically acknowlcdgi-d for the positive prevention, arrest and cure of Infectious, Malarial, liigli and Low FEVERS Sn every stage. Cores Weakness and Soreness acroinnHtiied hv PvripilinMa. T-uiifrmii anA other threatening nymptoma.

None of the dangers and troubles caused by Sulphate of Quinine. THESE POWERFUL RESTORATIVES are prepared under control of the Board of Pharmacv of laris, and arc uneauadled. None genuine without red-ink kienialur-of I- A. Paris New York. C.

L. THIEKY. Sole Airent for New Kngland. Regular Phwieiau ecervu Acre are tarnrstla refietttd to iiirfttigate the ciaimt of Sc hi timber grr's Salicylate. t'or sale by Druggists oar axents everrwhere.

sl3 THE Amsricai Rapid Telegrgli Co. OPE3T FOR BUSINESS TO PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD, NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK CITY. VERY LARGELY REDUCED RATES ISc for Twenty Words; 5e. for each aufdt Unnal Ten Words or less. BOSTON OFFICES: 40 Devon.hlre Street, eoraer State Street, 15 HuDJiner Streu 7 Merehavnts Row, Commercial Wharf, bet.

Atlantic Arena fnfrrll Ktrert. SSu o9 Mn hRMutio for Savims IN THE CITY OF BOSTON. No.37 BEDFORD STREET. Hp. apon interest ia This bauk has al lways pid its dividends to 2, and Saturday eveuuie.

truia Bank hours fn to a clock, fi rum h3t o9 STOCK RAISING. Partner wanted in the stock-raiainir and beef business in Colorado: a partner young and active to enter Into Uie active cart of the bu-tn-ns with capital I have an extensive stock ran -b and desire to enlarge the sirieaa and aetiTe ansi interview requested, particulars aduress T. B. 1 arker Bouse, Boston. oS) DISTRICT fOI RT OP THE I'MTKh TATKA-DIS I KIC ril Ma a.

ii-iv bankruptcy. No. 817. I'non a petition rresei ied to tbe court bv DANIEL W. ftek ft.

iTlVTJ l1' derreed to have a uU dlacjiarge from ail his eielrta provable under the hankrunt acts is ordered that a beanne be had n-xm the aame on' the rth oay of O. to' er. A.I), before xMrsMni. miii msirin, as lit rlrw-k- 4 u.s rjLi.Ar.suAi iictober 13, at i o'clock the Dremises be Dremises. Win be sold 171 West Fifth street Dorcheater.

Terms at sale; 200 totnl at near oo 4t Ward 12 Morse Battalion. the ofllrer. AT laVS riKAnAJT SnonTi inrr Fd mat ai persons in interest may appear at said time "ld sbiOW fuse' "n7 theThave. why the ul petitlo should not be grntJ lh-E. Deputy Clerl of said Court, o9 1 1 IS By SAMl'EL HATCH co.

Soath Boston-X-Htorr an. French Soof Hooae. 11 I 111 FIVE MEN KILLED By tbe Collision of Trains Near WiJiinuntic, Conn. A Freight Conductor to Blame For the Accident. Two lupines Wrecked All the Victims Employes.

A. serious railroad accident occurred at Wilil-mantic. last night, in which five employes of the New York aud New England railroad were killed. It appears tbat tbe passenger train from Hartford to Willi-mautic, which was due at the last named place at 8.35 p. was late.

An extra freiebt train, made np of empty dirt cars, instead of awaiting arrival of tbe passenger train at Willimantic, drew out in the face of the passenger train, which is numbered fifty. When three miles south of Willimantic, the two trains came together with terrific violence. Tbe engines were baaiy smashed. and Walter Korsaitu. engineer, and Michael Hur lev, fireman of the extra train, were instantly killed.

Charles P. Kenyon. engineer, and Thomas Flood, fireman of the passenger train also suffered death. U. C.

Aldrich, conductor of the freight train, who wis riding upon the locomotive, was injured fatally, and died a few hours after the accident. Fortunately there were very few passencers on train 60, and only one was injured, and that being a simple cut in the bead. The cause, of the acci dent at present lies with tbe freight conductor. who, pulled out in the face of the passenger train, when he should have waited until it had arrived at "Willimantic. The roll ing stock.

anart from the engines. is but little injured, the baggage car being smashed at one end, the dirt cars derailed, and one set of trucks oil. The freight conductor bad been in the emulov of the road uine years. At 11 o'cIock the road was completely blocked, no trains having passed in either direction. The Washington express for Boston went through this morning via Air Line road from New Haven.

A wrecking train is at work, and tbe road will lie cleared by noon tor trains bound east and west which are now waiting at either side of the wreck. Tne engineer of the passenger train, Charles Kenyon ot Hartford, was aued thirty and leaves a wile. The fireman was Ihonias rlood, single man, also of Hartford. Walter Korsaitb was of Tutnam, and Michael Hurley was of Bos ton. Conductor H.

C. Aldrich belonged in Hart ford, and leaves no family. Conductor Aldrich' Fatal Mistake. It appears that the freight reached Willimantic at 8.34 p. or a minute before the No.

50 regu lar accommodation train from Hartford to Willimantic was due. Conductor Aldricb's orders were to draw off on to a tiding at this point and await toe arrival ana passage or tue passenger train lust ad of doing this, however, after regis tering tns arrival at tue station, and oerore tne station agent or other of the railroad employes were aware or nis intention, ne started on, apparently oblivious of tbe fact tne passenger train must tie close at nana, me latter Dad been delayed a few minutes at Vernon, where connec tion with tbe Eockville branch is made, and it was not until the freight train bad gone tbree miles beyond tbat tbe two trains met. The passenger train was moving at the time at the rate of twenty-five miles an hour and the freight about fifteen. The passenger train consisted of one baggage and passengercar and had on lioard about thirty passengers, one of whom only a gentleman from New London, in the baggage car at the time was injured. Conductor Stone was in charge of the train and was running a little faster than usual, to make op ie time lost at Vernon.

Tbe shock of the collision threw the baggage car from tbe rails, tore off its forward end', and left it standing nearly at right angles across the track. Further than a severe shaking up and some slight bruises, the pnssengers in the rear escaped' tin armed, and the car itself was left uninjured on the track. As soon after tbe collision as possible word was sent to Willimantic. A special relief train was sent out, and the four bodies and tne injured conductor taken back. Telegrams were immediately despatched to the friends of tbe unfortunate men, and, this morning, upon their arrival, preparations for tne removal of the bodies to their respective homes were made.

The to tbe Road will be not far from 10,000, though as yet. its exact amount cannot be accurately determined. Tbe strangest part of the whole affair is the action of Conductor Aldrich in running out of Willimantic on tne passenger train's time, and it can only be accounted for by forgetiulness ou his part, ie had been in the employ of the company tor nine years, had frequently been in chaigeof special freight trains, and was considered one of the most faithful coudtietors, whence it was something remarkable that he should have made toe fatal error. Especially was it it is known that he registered his arrival at Willimantic, in accordance with the rules of the road. These registers are intended to prevent just such accidents as this, and from them conductors can learn what trains are ahead of them going or coining, and are exected to govern themselves accordingly.

Vpon tbe arrival of tbe freight train last night Conductor Aldrich found the witch set for the eutrance of the passenger train, and deliSerately came down from bis engine, went forward aud changed it so as to ailow bis own train to push out ou the main track and go ahead, a fact which cle.irly indicates that be bad forgotten the approaching train. Bars Burned at East Wryaoulh. Special Despatch to The Boston Globe. East Weymouth, OctoDer 9. -Thomas Orr's barn, on Middle street, was destroyed by fire, together with its contents, about 1 o'clock this morning.

Tbe barn contained a quantity of bay, a meat wagon, twe Dorses, a cnest ol carpenter tools and a lot of farming utensils, all ot which, with the exception of one borse that was missing, was destroyed. The horse was suiisecjuentlv found, all harnessed, and with bis feet bagged, in a held some distance from the premises. The general supposition is that the premises were Bred by some one wuo had a spite against the owner. Loss, $1000; insured for $400 in the Holyoke Mutual. New Encland Items.

ice-house, owned by Nathaniel M. Cook in Provincetown, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss, 200. Ira P. Howland, brakernao on tbe Grand Trunk road, had bis left leg cut off while shackling cars at Uorbain, N.

yesterday. Job Washburn, ninety-three years of age, died at Camden, yesterday. He was a Baptist minister, wbo was widely known. horse, carriage and harness of JL E. Wilson, sa esman for Saville, Somes Co.

of Boston, were stolen from bis farm barn at Mclndoes, Thursday night. Gove, a dissipatPd woman, committed suicide, this afternoon, at the City Hotel, Lawrence, by taking laivl.muin. She iias a husband and brother in Haverhill and a mother in Exeter. H. Trlreri.phie Tidbits.

General Grant left Chicago, yesterday afternoon, for New Vork. Steamer Ceitie, at New York, brought $242,000 in gold coin, and the Xeckar Dan Gardner, a well-known retired circus man, died at Atlantic City, X. Thursday, aged 64. John Garvey of the old Tweed ring, the plasterer of the new court-house, died iu Loudon yesterday. Rev.

Dr. Krofme of West Troy, X. who has een on tri oy a church commission, has been acquitted. Newfoundland advices state that Ashing on the western eoat is very poor, the season's catch not coming up to an average even. A Fortress Monroe despatch says the steamer Larogassa irom Baltimore, ooun i' to Sew York, was towed in, last evening, disabled- No particulars.

In the supreme court at Truro. X. yesterday, MeLeod, tried for bigamy, having a wife in Xova Scotia and one in was found guilty, and was being taken back to jail, when he threw the police i roke his irons and escaea. and other uecorations are being put on ami in the hotel, X. this morning, I ecause ileueral rant and nis family will ai rive tbere late toniirbt- "Icev will rtaT until after tbe Republican parade, and start for I Bocton on Tuesday.

In Philadelphia, yesterday, James Watson, alia- Iiuuh Dan, was arrested for robbing Carlisle's tortoise shell factory of 00t worth of goo is on Suuday night. He was connected with the robbery of the nouiaston bank in Maine and Uie Horlston of Boston. Catain "Tufts of the schooner Hopirne, from Prori ience tor St. Martins, reports that Monday, the eight miles south-southwest of Tuaco ligi.t, ue pas-ed the dead boxlv of a uiau without coat, I at otherwise apparently fully attired. A heavy sea prevented its recoverv.

Last Wednesday in Concordia. Boliver county, a dim airy occurred tietween B. F. Owen, justice ot the peace, and J. W.

Oiorer. a farmer. Owen was holding cmirt, aud trover made a s-turanc and was ordered Oder arrvst lv Owen. FiitOi were at once drawn br both, and firing. 1 ast aflSA sj asv A HAT 3 Vr BB BIB 5 it on I I S.

For Additional ETcnin First Ta-p. FOREIGN NEWS. Ths) Plot to Asini.th,8uittn Preparing for War. TBy to The Rcmioq ftis CoyfTAMtMOnt, Octir have been mad in Maruboul be connected with a plot to The nlot is I le l-Biu, ua.v or. tain influential sultan as the main clmri.

ia- aud succes. of a holy war to dnre tli all sorts out or Tui The salwn bead of the children of a. n. of is stirred i- "'lla ministry. War rrrp.r.H.., mf l- 111 OctOlr here crons aaily more citing.

Many political kmJ arrestn place and tbe CovemiBeot j. er It me -iron; ha; A nioft is reixirtetl that rii i aff.tr. I.ilena to visit the Czar, una fj 'r nis errand not i.uu is ii akin Kat rations lor the the Hannidan parting for dr sn V'i'T There is to I a contentration 'X near Mafellnii. jvuo irouw arrived at flame, n'r hi of Host" He" for ltycc-k. and is "Xl ft fc.i.

JIr A despatch frcm ri force for a. Mile. Romh.a. Mate, in 'm'r" t-T t4, I'nitM r.n. iut raiuri The compfir ev-ompte ba- sniocr.niioiis ionwptA hen i.osued.

tcTlion suit. O.ter tnaavial l.e Nord of 1 iro.u map ot uror "7 d-ly ta 1 uc mteiauw uc Oli.cil lOSj.ir.'.l -U. anuuilNG AFFRAY AT TAUNTOI rooiias llrisrra 1 mnng Men. I-M kirk a Bottle I'lrnrrd. kerton.li.

T.trvrov. tKtol-r rcMmim: from the Rrockton fair, lat evening. h.Tot i was tbe ball t.ikin:; effect under tue ntt shoulder, and producing a sen The shootinr took place on the u-ar tti cut, and it is supposed tbe suot was I l.v Callabau, who was tiding home in Ire Krown's partv. who wjs aNo co-uiug lr iu fair. Tlie following are the ireutu-uuee It a alleged that while who had pi-ut-rv and luevaje from the fair-croana.

was on ttw way bouie. and wiibin tdc li.uits oi Tjunion. waa i a-eed ly a bucc toutaiuing inter a 4 another person. After Ihe Im.gt yi-tr4 Brown's team. Manter.

for -otue unkiiown ca kept running his horse acr. rour-, cutting doso to the horse-' beaus. done to an acgratatmc extent -'n in alter being warned several tits-e la oil A bottle was tben ihiuwn at tbe bi inuii llrown's team, which was pnouptlv re-j-oinlc-l by the re rt td a pi-lol ty Manter. I lieanug the r-por! tlie pi-tol it i ii allanan bred two shots from a revo ouetai, iiii lift ct as above. Mair.er sv tire-i in if air.

and it is said a l.il.ao to bae li- talananwas I rouebt lore the uivriet court. tbi looming, mt bnt una le atienl ai the ca-e ws continued one week to await tin result of Mantel's icjuilfs. The Strike on tne rape anal ra4e4. YaI: Til, October IUi nnur tbe ICO Italians who struck. yrstcrd.v.

ou tic Cae Cod ship canal tiperation. and thei Italian b.s was succeeded bv an American, uiurej men arrived, tudac to work tbe caual. A hild liornrH ao hr.lk. tkt.br A Clul4 Marcus Kimball, foiir old, at lvr was burned to ilr n. vet rdv.

A spaik Ir'i the tire ignited the rloth.ng iu the i raule. wbeu fouud the child was dcl. Xr Vork Itn.U MaUnrai. Nam York. Th lu uiifaformtle.

The loiiuwug ae ibc- lia-r lwais Specie lucree. ljecai lender. Circiiuttlon ase. HoMrrve decrease i ItUI'. IlK.III.A.MtV Another clas has l-e-a rrowde.i llud'ey sc Ml ml! occupy I SI urv ireet md and alter net v.

ir a mx new w- rc -laced IU Two horses tl.e.l the bi-r-- ii ic- n'I -till sufleriu with f.andei.. si'. i be 1 -1. ii Jrni ll iii- i- k. I in of lii-b I f.

luertiii I ii ati I tbls cveblli. lioaol al r-l or sailors are i In- i R. v. .1. t.iaa.a Lr- k- tbe i' i.e.

cbnr. ha lio-n tour, and will give a ni- Ciitlotd street, next Weue lav ienin. A ol liar: Ur In In the police t.eiat. I be Toil-. liil.nei-.

tae Inn k. loi 1,1 i .,.1 ci lilci.t tt rt lie wo fiom lr. Karnev tbrte months the bou also oiuered to appear I n- 1 )lir Ir tx a clre of taHn rhopof Ifought'tn, I- f. lu VK-lidge o. lawal U-r A.

Graham, of Harper weekiv. is at l'aner W. UarUu ale at tbe Amcib to. Ib.n. 1L 1'nnk of rortsra-Mjtn dec.ine tne uj.uinaiion ior i ham ifln-ers Watts and Courtener of Iiv sl tl.is mornise.

ariested on 1 tU l.o.a tor tue laiccuy ol 4tj ajuud iron. 8. Priti.h steamer Sumatra. Cp-ln K.s r.o-N from Ixndon. September 1 Henry s-oars A.

to-. arrite-1 jntrrajj allrs DOuD. In tbe Called states distort ii.w. in tbe c.i ol Joi.ii it. tritV.

C. s-ai-a-. of Newton. or i ro led tue Ui Sir. Man wood's Ll-r.

British str-a'n- Tartbia, Captain McKay, from Liverpool -e u-iulr -i'. via naerCK-Jidise, eeni) l.l.ie caii ib nI lajseuger-, tu j. li. I'u eibet, Arrfo niurntog. ery Iv.

James Mg-e of Caste-bat. arcniii.e vf luun. Ire. i. at io row afternoou wd.

pre. a -rritoa lr language at vrpers Inwu Jauars' ctr Uari-s iu avenue. The Kitcbburg Railroad C.mpar.y a- aj all-in. mnyr tne of i tbeir larre -f lu un I .1 I ri-" which tor purchased -everai luontus ram i put In place at ae and within a lew dav tue r. ru 'it; a tbe bl 1 at tbat point will la win taeu reoiuae ber LaMidou.

arrived weeteraav. Mr. Charles IL I'attee. the atrical manager.vaa ei-l dav. Amimt rerueri! were an volume of M.akaprre fn.m Mtne.

Janacs-b'. kai.dsotue cameo pin I rem Mi- Annie I set of bronre staiueites Irom John Metoo au blieen share ot LaJlimore -nd dhio rai.roa SLock fruui Iranklin K. The work of preparing for the prc-tel Ingof rodlh.trret Uin-ctiv-pM the ea rner i. comer street and trie la-ouiw acbool. recentlv so I tbe tlv.

"ne uweii been move-1 and tbr. taen their site tbe suuo r-mober ot com id rciil piirj-ee. re being ere te-L the Mrmsu-f uilding to 1-as; -treet ai'e a nu I I 1 a-e. ltd tbe foendatf 1 srretal Lrt-ca-o uerciai it. uciures are be ing laid.

SoCTH Lbv-Toi. la tie r.ver.tle ceort- day. Ihotnas Jay an! I'atri. raigueo lor the larceny of n.ge. ii- J'? daf Qnne: uo i- Old.

WaS IfBieDCen WJ iut ii it-- lnrtus.rs I'" li inori.s. rferr UDCoia niht eehool. wa sen-etcd J- davs in jail. Kins fw.not lu A s'-reet tbe tombs by officer Harkina of 1'ivuioo insanity. arrtrow rOsoar Etof Snth V7JT who fractured hi.

axon by faJang tnm a car. rewteruar. died that f--noo of wa rooaooua foe a abort tloao lecwaued lu Ineada who wee. -rsra- wnll prutHthi be takara to boot In going down the Lart-or. in-UJinv.

steauv-r lUauo, for Hull, l.rg ran i-oveil island, md altb.iugn a cargo waa taken off I liut i. i ren-amed tue mud. last nigbt. Ti.err i. ever.

r1' ity. however, that sue ill a Tbe Miu-atra. SATURDAY, OCT. 9, 1880. TO NEWSMEN.

Tim DA7I.T jUn ot elredaT (rwrth Horning rJ reninf edition) will bare the latest tnot complete returns from tbe elect ions i Indian. Ohio nl wllTf everywhere will hare to file order for eitra eofi at on. THE WEATHER. WiKBTVimiii October ft 10. a.

m. Indication for Jiew r.nglaod: During tbe day clear or fair weutber, ewuerly to otberly winds, stationary or slowly filling barometer and a slight rise la temperature, followed by Increasing cloudiness Mid Ui restrain? weather tontlit. Llf.CS AND ARROWS. Mr. MerrW defines tbe office of elector "ou nf much dignity and of treat though brief responsibility." Boston will tend two Democrat! to tbe forty- seventh oongrros.

Moth are successful business tea, and will look carefully after tbe commercial hi teres of tbeir constituent. Tbe Washington Post hti: "If Maine sends lieed to tbe Michigan ought to seod Cooper. Hut tbe country will regret to see an Inclination on tba part of tbe Republican to corral their saws Hi tbe north end of the capitol." Mr. Bceciier nays he could not lie bought for This la a reflection on Oarfleld's estimate bii owu value, bat It must be remembered that, according to James owu memorandum, there is Mill due of tbe purchaMO-niouey $1071, which the estate owes liim. (Irani tlejndrd on his memory in bU charges against lUucoch.

Tbe record shows that he perpetrated a malicious libel against a fellow-Ktldier, which no officer and gentleman would be guilty of. An officer aud a renllrman would apologize. Grant will not, Tbe hundreds of visitors who daily call on General Hancock at bis home aud headquarters on Governor's Island have failed to discover that insidious disease which the Chicago Tribnne Ik liable to take him off at any moment. The sapient Scott, who furnishes wisdom for the Traveller from the Washington end of the machine, says a good many Republicans will fail to be convinced by General Walker's assurance that lbs fsoutb Carolina census has been taken and reported correctly, doubtless. Beecher calls Garticld a "noble man and Christian gentleman," but sharply criticises hiui for telling out for The other campaign stories of tbe week are, on the whole, better Hian Grant's tale about Hancock.

Oil'' is tb.it Oeneral tiardeld Is going to retire Irom tbe contest, and that tlie late visit of UrMr. tirant. Coukllng and Logan to bis home at Mentor was made for tbe urpo-e of arranging Hie detail of this touching act of self-sacritice. Another Is that Mr. Kngli.h Is going to retire in case Indiana Is can led bv the Republican'.

The na.iiviiv of the British free-traders In spreading tlieir diabolic. -I literature in the rural districts ia something atrocious. Two men, evidently Kug-llaliineu, were heard by a correspondent of the Tribune recently, conversing about the tariff in a restaurant. me remarked, "If we don't succeed in vetting the tar I IT removed we shall have to retaliate and put a duty on tbe cheese and butter tnat America is shipping to The correspondent, listening urt'ier, discovered that they were "ostensibly agents of English houses." Men of this I'luMi ought iu be closely watched by the Republican committee. The threat to clap duties on American cheese and butter could only emanate from desperate adventurers, and tbeir bold utterance of It iu a restaurant shows what we may ripect from this claa lu case Hancock ia elected, IN.

Y. Nation. We have now an explanation of tbe reckless Mid malicious course of the Cincinnati Gazette tiring the past two weeks. Deacon Richard ran I lb, the editor, Is on tbe stump in Indiana. 11 is wicked partners have full control.

Neuator onkllog says 'ew York wilt be this year and in all future contests tbe pivotal state, sod Its wishes eannot be ignored. So that if New Vork in should cast iu vote iu tbe national ronveation for Koecoe Conkliog, tbe lord of L'tlca notifies the country sTttiat the voice and vote must be heeded. Mr. Kauney has set a novel fashion in Boston that of making trio nominations for congress necessary. And now we are told tbat Hancock is sick, dangerously ill in fact, and that if elected presi dent be would not live three months.

This is tbe Wleat cauipaiirn yarn circulated in Ohio and Milan a. Boll read Matters. The state board of railroad commissioners have tncclvud a Htition lor a change of time of the utward worklngmen's train on the Boston and Iaiwl'II railroad, between this city and Concord By a new tiine-taule, the hour for its departure is pxeu t.4. p. iu.

Tbe petitioners, who are natrons nf the train at Lexingtou, Arilnglou and rNsehere along the line, ask to have the previous tai ting time, restored. The commissioners will give a beurlug iu tbe matter ou Tues day noon. Ihe Massachusetts Central railroad, to avoid several grade crossings, etc, lately changed the lay-out or its line through the town of Belmont, that for about two miles it runs alongside the itcbhurg railroad. Tbe latter objected, feeling In new track whs so close as to interiere witu sonic Improvement projected bv it, espe eiallv in rutting down its gra'le. The matter came tietnre tbe railroad commissioners.

It waa decided that tbe civil engineers ol the two roads should consult tngetner lis to what was advii-ablo. Having done this, they yes irlv reported a plan to the commissioners. which meets tbe npproval of lioih roads, and will revent any int. rlerence. It is inalniv that the grade or the entral snail ne lowered at one point, and at another its track shall be set far ther Hack from tbe Kitchburg aNnit fifteen feet.

The scheme is approved by tbe commissioners, and will be formally sanctioned wbeu the requi site plans, etc, are presented. Run Over aw Hilled. Owen White, the driver of a dump-cart for Owen Nawn, while passing along Parker street with a load ot gravel at 2 o'clock, yesterday after noon, fell from the crt at the corner of Ward street, and one of the wheels passed over bis body. He was seen to get up on bis knees alter tbe cart passed, but tmmediaieiy fell forward and died shortly after- waras. His body was taken to l-'o'ioe Station 10 by OnVers Ansi.n and Bills, where it was viewed by Medical Liaminer lraier.

who deemed an ti quest unnecessary and delivered tlie body to rndertaker Cleary for burial. The deceased was thirty nvs rs old, lirea at the corner of I'ynchon aud tld Heath streets, and leaves a widow and three children. Tbe wheel passed over his breast diagonally, and separated oue ear nvm nis neao. The Ilvwre CmorU In the divorce court, this morning, tbe first case tkD up was tbat of Walter It. Balcb.

for a di vorce Irom tvsrub II. lUlcti. whom, he alleges, has at various times committed the crime of adultery with one ism ummines. The respondent? asked to have tbe cae continued, on account of lb ilt-neaith of the litelle. Mm.

Balcb. Prs. Walter II. Totwy and Hoium testitieil to her general stale of health, and thought tbat her attendance In court would seriously endanger Iter health and very likely her life. Mrs.

George W. Hrowu, a sister of Mrs. Balch. also gave evidence as to the tatter's general health, and corroftoraiesl the statements ol the two previous ituesse. Tbe rase was accordingly continued to tbe next hrrui of the court.

The C'hairitahle Fir fteley. At the annual meeting, yesterday, at the A merlin House, tbe following were elected officers of he Maasachusetta Charitable Fire Society tor tbe year ensuing: Prraident, Ttioross Ketieanx; K-p resident. Joseph K. Hi.vey; treasurer Cbsrl's K. Cummlnr; secretary, lVavid r.

Kini-htll; 8aninel tHiver. Osiim Brew-ter, lenient A. Walker, Wll iam 1. 1 avis. John C.

Healy, I. nbing kira'U. Henry A. Whitnev, WastiincUHi commiitcsj. I enry A.

tsiiney. tVinj a r-rewter, John I'. HeMv'; avmiieittee "on relei-rk W. tjuvoln, i MeCleary, KWoosoa Hovey, jr. rs ha at Revere.

A larcv red fox was shot ia Severe, this tn crone, aiier a tsro-houm' chase, by Mr. J. Robinson. Tbe fox bad leen capturing hens frro the ttesipie at Revere for one or two year, and reused a good dea of trouble. It i n-l ofteu tbat a fos is killed in titat Tlte bens can ftow lay wltbont auy fear of teing disturbed.

The Xew Ulgh sU Lalla Srhaat BnllJli. The new build og of tbe English blgb and Laiin swhonls, at the corner of Warren avenue and tkartmonth streets, will be completed nest month, there sr aecotniivrsisttnns the forty school- far about ltJO pui ils. Tbe prtwent ntim- at the two acboois to take an tbeir Quarters TteM KriMcsrr Entered with Falae Keys A Kick Haul. rftoecial Despatch to The IVwtoo Globe. Ha r.ftifiXL October The resiliences of John B.

Richardson, Oliver 8. Hubbard, Rev. M. W. Prince, all ou Cedar street, were entered by burglars at an early hour, this morning.

Tbe houses were entered by false keys or forceps, and at Richardson's a gold watch and chain, a wallet containing $40 and a note for 82oO was taken, but tbe wallet was dropped in the yard, and the money and note recovered. At Hubbard's a Waltham watch, gold chain, pair of told sleeve-buttons, and a wallet containing $40 was taken. At Prince's a valuat ie Waltbatn gold watch, a wallet with JO and a 5 gold piece, and a quantity of jewelry lelongmg to Mrs. Krince was taken. The houses were subjected to a general ransacking, although the families were ail at home.

Tbe matter is in the hands of tbe officers. Most of tbe goods taken were marked. No clew fia U-en ot til nel to the thieves. The residence of R. C.

Miller, also on Cedar street, was Included in the. burglars raid, last night. Opera glasses, a cbaiu, bracelets and other jewelry were stolen. A ftew Wall Street Hwlndle. Srw York, October 9.

The New York stock eichange, aided by tbe action of the postmaster? geuerai, effectually broke up the combination system of tbe put-and-caJI brokers, but a new and ingenious system of stock swindling bus been devised. The new system consists in the pseudo organization of a "inuttul stock operating company," care being taken not to perfect a real organization. The capital is limited, and each person sending $5 or J10 becomes a stockholder, and is entitled to a vote. The insile inauagers. however, bare sufficient proxies to carry any measure they desire.

Subscribers are permitted to examine the books, lint no information can be gained from them. Tbe stock is payable on demand, and monthly dividends are declared. When enourh money is secured the management step out. Of course dividends are paid out from the deposits as no investments are made by the management. Some stock holders have received back I'OO but tbe management can afford this to a few, by paying ten per cent, to a hundred, and nothing to the remaining thousands.

FINANCIAL ioTOJr STOCK MARKET, Sades of Htoek. at Tteokers' Ttonrd, Oct. 9. FIRST HOAKO-rilMT call. nouns.

6.0O0 Ark 7s.H2j. 1,000 in Neii- I (is. exempt. 109 1,000 Eastern 4'2 new 99 i 17.000 Tsll'Hi! Hart A BAII.ROAOS. 2 1 hil VV Jt 6 10 r.iun I'a -inc 871 10 So Uos Horse 02V2 10 B.

li Jk 1,0 I-stern 31 jiisiko cos. 26 Atlantic 18 Blue Hill 8 2o fatalpa 1 7 16 ion Kninire 67 -c 10 rranklm 12Vi ar ao 25 12 7-lti 8 Osceola H8 S7XXI0 UO I lb.0m ao 3X5d 60t C. UdTslOt KAI1.KOADS. 141 Atch. I'OO 1.

K.V 7fl f'h WMlcli. 65 a lsoston Aihir.i 6 Bos Lowell Krt 77 rewablc 23 1'buMux 2(0 do 26o girror 5 du 100 Mass 4 New 2V4 1 3 35 Vi 4 C. 1.010 Cm. han 0. do 1S1.1 aioo no IS laooo do lH1: 2U'5 ao is1'; ltsD SVi.1 Em 3C4 I 60 do 3U6-SI Mexico WlKCKLLANEOtJS.

lVa 20 Bell leleph'e fcttCOM CALL. Bcirrw. 15KV) Bart h. 7 6.000 20.000 38'4 ao S1! 1,000 Ark 78113 baii.koaos. 100 Cln.lsan.

Ji (X C1 184 16 do 1V 200 oo 18 RArtnoAns. 10 C. 1 ao lS7Vs 1 Bl'M-k Atl'tic 101 sa 200 fir LOeora 22 himini cot. 2 Wuincr 27 400 JWVs-c Lamp oo. 200 Bos Wat 83 a HKCONO BOARD FIEST CALL Bovns.

I EAII.KOADS. uOO It 4 200 San Jt C. 19 18T 18St 18 31 311 irnu f7 loo 6XX Hart 38 KAIL IIO ADS. CO Atch.XASFel19 ao 1191A 76 do 100 IDs K.S.b3.. fi3 SO Chi 6'l 40 Ch.

11 Uuna36 ao 50 or. 50 1' K. MlMN'i OOS. 15 Harsliaw. 25 Mesnard.

15 Silver 25 do. 30 I 39 38 SECOSn CALL. snxiM, 20,000 Hart 7s blO 38 BAII.ROAOS. 1 Block A P. 101 3tS CU1.C.D M- 31 BAILEOAOS.

650 Clu, SU U. 360 Uo 2 Bloclts Mei 19 19V4 Centnil 104 100 Chi A VV b30 08 SALES CALLS. BAILROADK. I KAILBOATS. 600 CI11, San 4 lSi 150 On, San C.

18Vi 10U ao 19 I Closing Price, ot Stocks sad Roods. State STiiUKT, October 93 p. M. LAND COS. Bid.

Boston lsnd. Boston VV P. 8L4 lioylstou 87 'sC RAILROADS. Asked Bid. Asked 57 8Vis Summit MINING COS.

3 AUouez 2 'a 2's Atlantic Blue 3 Brunt 18 lOVfe 11 Va 3 16 238 At 2V4 Waverley bo ns. A.TASKlst7sll9 A. 'l II 4 7. 38 I. It SP7slH KAII.KOADS Atch.T SKlln ChL t'hi VV (it; iCal -Caalpa 17-16 lioiuriii.s 24 1(2 InmciUi 25 llff's; harshaw 30 I Huron 5 119V4 'Mesnard 1 16 i National 2 Osceoi.

38 18 ivwabie 31 Silver 38Vj 53 35vs Cm. 185 18 12 39 7 iv9 l'AStrn I. A K. lKU'hcOl! Sot. 5 Sullivan S53i onientmiiur Empire.

27 MlSCEI.LAN'KOtrS. 6 I Syc. lVa 3SU 1 000 1 Kntland prt 2iiVg Hutland com The Ilo.ton Minins and Stock Kirhunie Saturday, October 9. FIRST BOAKU-ll A. M.

WISTRO COS. 60 Bt.m Gold A I 2 70 60 tin 2 70 100 2 73 10O do 2 2oO no 2 7 200 do 2 75 mjnua cos. 2,0 (ri-CKIirv 70c 100 Lawrence Sil (new stock) 15c 100 do 14Vc 200 Jii 1 fc6 100 "Cusi" 3 00 tSgr No Second Board on Saturdays. Maine Mlmaf 8tc1c. Reported by H.

Williams 22 Water street Saturday, October 9. Sales. Bid. Asked. 20 lieer Isle 62 2 25 tKW TOKK MAKKJET.

Openlni Uanlatlsnt. Srtr TntK, October 9-11 00 a. The stoek market, this raonunK, is dull aud generally sUgbtly lower. Northwestern New Central. 72L Northern 7 Del.

Lark A Western 89 rio preferred 62 Kne 89 Irou MountAin I-akeSbore lo8t Western uion 7S Kansas Texas Vtsbntli OSi 0rrerment Tlvnds. Kiw TojtK. October 910.26 a. bonds are quoted as Hows at tins Hoar Government Bid iikrii Bid. Akd s.t....10s., 105 t4a807.c.lo7i, loTS.

.1041, 104 do inad. 107vJ 101 lues. 1 8 in2i I lo.si-4 -8K e.1081 1081 I 125 CS.liK7 J.I07I4 I 125 Toledo, Delphos and Burlington R.R. SIX PER CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE EONOS (Umtioo livisiou, Dl'E 19tO 1STF.EKST OCT.

A APBIL. (OI PO OK KttilJs ir.it 1:0. For Sale ai 90 and Interest. The rsflsi rearmed to tJte prtct teuitutU a)ric. Chas.

A Sweei BACKERS, 40 STATE STREET. TuThsirt.Sa-.'t o5 FERGUSON con. cold mm company. Dividend No. 5.

A 0nrtr(T IH- Idend of 810 0X1 rmakinx a total of Si 000 fur the pt Bin months) baa bees declared. A.r a ble oveuib. 10. at the offl of K. It.

HiXNJfcY P.rkerm. No. IT 3tOic street. Boatoa. a Stocc to select trom ia America.

100 Cases 4S Different Styles. Nixes frwas 34 ta SHIRTS AND DRAWERS AT 25c. 37 l-2c. and 50c. JO Cases Heivy Marino Scotch Wool SHIRTS AND DRAWERS AT 50c, 75c.

and SI.OO. Invalids and others seeking he -1th. and comiort should not tail to buy the London Scarlet medicated SHIRTS AND DRAWERS AT SI, $1.25, SI.50 and S2. 10 Styles Of Cashmere, Flannel and Cotton Flannel SHIRTS AND DRAWERS AT 50c, 75c, SI and S2.50. SHIRTS tm DRAWERS (OP AM, Kl.MIMl AT Ttlt LONDON FIIEIIMIG PUuCB, 710 WASHINGTON, 9 ItiftSWtjad CITY KALL MATTERS.

The Iluatinglon Aenoe Aasorlates and tne Ro.ton Water Power Comuu) In Gen ernl. The joint committee on streets bad a confer ence with the committee on pubbc lauds and the street comuiiSMouer, today, aud they cussed the matters in controvert between the Associates and the io.tou ar I'ower Companv so lr the city is concerned in the land for streets irom the entrance of Itea-on street in the UacL-bay park. Tbe a--ciate Irive attachments the laud ol the Water I o-ert om-pany to secure tin -in -elves giiii-t pr-r-tH-c-tive damages by the tr.ui-lcr ot certaiu binds to the city. The committee on streets hesitated lor a few uas about allowing tbe plans to be perfected tlie but the result of tbe conference is tiiat lh- ity engineer. Henry XI.

Wiirbtman, is direc-tei proceed iiii the work on tne Hack b-y park ets witu which lie is charged. 'I l.e city will a-k for a bond from the company to secure it acain-t ex; ense, a toe result oi leal I ciiits at issue, aud the committee will introduce an order at tbe alilei men's ice tiug, Mono. covering the matter, aud as a to tuc city aaiust damages. 4ieneral Matters. The East Ronton high servi-e for supplying water will be completed by Mouday.

Hit- u-st-nut Hid rescrvon ill then suj piy tbat -et ti with gallons daily, and ibis will be a great relief to tbe Mj-tic supply, which is now very low down. If heavy rains do not eiisiic in the course of a uivtitn there i-. danger tbat i st-m will experience liht touch of a water famine. Tbe Last Indian hk rcoant, Mn-tiadrai. aci oic-panied i-y I obey, called upon Mayor 1'rince t-dav, and the three gentlemen wt to Cambtidge to attend the funeral oi Troles-or licree from Harvard Coleee.

He! ore returi-mg to this city they will visit l'rofessor Longfellow. Great Rartalmla I'lirsltnre. The abmicant si-in of renewed Imsine prosnerl'y appear ho piai iv ta Smith r-j. No-. l.OT 1 li 1 yVafthiTurton strvt.

just atoe I over. her imn-eie war -room Uas ben ad-l-yi to tbe tw, j.re-viously lu u-e. No sitro of the ii-fulartlv of the boiiae.aud the wonCeriul incrate i tl.ei. r-alr n-aire. could ie ai.eil for.

bmu marred ot 1 wi I hi.d theie evervilucg u- essarr I lin kee; from a parlor set or a craule to khehen i.tn is aiil eve pur, baser ill take soiuethimr worth more than be paya for it. Tins the universal teeumonv, and needs no further proof. Ju.t Look at Thla. an ye In search of furnttnre to beein eotinuHial bli or retll a household I em It I. to.t a step from the verv ceaTo ot Uie Huh to Me-Artnur's.

79 VSa-bitiir on and i5 Hanover wh re vou can feast vi ur eve ami aatufv vurpttre with scores of black walnut. ah chamber sets, r-aiii sui.s of all klrrts st-ve -'id ranges, and lite. ally th eisaud. of yards carpeting at seventy-fire rents and even less a yard i.pward-lnstalmeut payment an aidinonal euJty. At the Head of Hotel-, No one will attempt denv either i th! rreera-tion or tlie next that tbe Hotel Bronwi anions e-iuals at the most ho-ee- Ike and ina'-t 11-Iv tu nlsb hotel in Ihe rr.Ire,l ihf ifli sands of people who intrust hcine re.

i. n--rbaMecar a. with one ice tmlte It. pra no means its a tra -tlon la tt at 'J" famoi hostels bv the b-n''neputdia aud pr vate bui tinf of the Ha. bay.

the cai.i.v Boy.ston and laTend-m tueeu. Slorvrllon. t.lro.t. T. B.

Jone. Co. of 1 11 and 113 urt street bar. arfde-1 to tneir prl.i. bankrupt wl.rth floo.OX..

hi. ie- I I at nuTiTeliotisiT ric- duriiis' tbe neat aiviv "ueh eb7nce. rbtrttain. are rarelv fered la Boston. Tina i wsrth tbe atteixi of everv bousebobler I arcli of model pari chamber carit e-c.

and a at-tiaeiion la the opj-on unity for buying on the iuatal nient pLan- Il.w to Own Palare. I. t. bl. etttle lie fn nl.bed I tbe owner of n.luv.

attr. tivene of au a-artmetit uo, nit depe-4 ltoart her UM1 1IM1 OI IIS H'tlnr. nIB welbmLte and inrr it ire rarefies a rsn can be made to appear hanl. ma th a small amount of mo-ev. U.

H. H-aiTian of 10i rri -nl 8 Ha market s-mare and 101 and street, naa a large stuck of choice rood, to suit all purses. The Flo. t'ttra of Floor- Modern 'ife supported br a go'd-liearied raie. of which br -ad is the i acu rirr tbe he4 itae no workmau ca ake a oat trMl ilmlier.

ao no h'uaev, i.o cat, rr, i bread without the ne.i (lour. The i.e i-laa i-i'ra flour the Amerienn Mil meCtojary pateut brand, maiiorae-ured frutn ted wheat br the m-t iiu-pr -ved ma-binrrv and iversaJlv reeonitnended by bi st -class grocers aa best" article (or duieatM: A Pooolnr K.txhll tsie.l, with old and younc. la fst. Joachtm 739 Waahinrbav street A tbou-and and one new aril le. have hem opened within a ee Imported ezrrosalvto pi eyes and satisfy ihe taste of tbioe who want, aa clues not oi er 1 iter, in the of lewe ry.

fanes goods and bmtuet iii ctuldren's doUa. Ji a Lltn is ou every totnpie. DIED. DITLA.NXT. In fawth Bwton.

Sth tnat, at bar late rosidenco. 5 l-oortb io-4. Jtia. Mary Lwiaaoy, el years. M.

Peter and Panl's ebarcA. Broadway. Monasav wo cicvc. at o'c oelt. KootUvos and fneauU axa roaoocct uUjr lavnod to attond up ing to He and in I I 1 I i 1.