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The Pope and Ex-Quecn Of Spain .pyeisyo
lIorarel,s la Shelter-Papni Invitation To
Outside Churches-ststc of Morals Near
Iiomc.
BoyE, Sept 20. lsca.
Rome has been 80 long sort OF refuge for the
destitute, in the way Of dethrcned soyercigns, that
IL appears quite natural for PIC Nno to give stders
for the Qurna Palace to be prepared for Queen Isa
bella H., now that her subjects rebelous conduct b
rendering Spain nconvenient as well as unsafe for
continuation Of her Macsty's abode. The last ele-
Grams and confidential council held at the vati-
can determined his Holiness 20 offer 10 the fugitive
queen, in case that the present threatening storm
should really burst her throne and dynasty, on
equally safe ana honorable place or retirement. as
would doubtless have been offered by her Catholic
Majesty 10 the fugitive PontIn year ago, If Carl
baldIs volunteers had got into Rome instead of
cumbing to the n,eSvstles Of ibe thassep6t rifles.
The papal Nunclo at Madrid, Mo1sIgnor Franchi,
keeps Cardinal Anonel well apprised or ell that Is
going on, and the ex-KiDg OF Naples gets equally
regular intelligence NJ the Farnesc Palace from his
tfVther, the Count Of GIrgcn,, whHe The young
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favored tho proposition. Us they In virginia IA,
thirty years out OF thirty eight had had Assist-
ant Bishops and all worked smoothly TO the harmonv
and blessing OF the Church. Rev. DR.. Haight In q
forcibe argument defended the action ana objects a
aged Bishops an assistant that their doceses mat
not go to rack and ruin Judge Otis referred to tho
fac' that under the limitation TO the divisions a
dioceses already adopted whereby no one city shah
form more than one diocese, II was necessary
to consider the condition OF the country and
that we VIII have cities OF millions of inhabitants.
The care OF their souls could not be entrusted QUE
man alone, and hence an assistant bishop in these
instances would be necessity. After some further
debate the vote was taken by counting ana 1t re-.
sulted:--For the amendment, eigy-nine; against le
egnty-iour; being majority OF five for the report
suspicion could not long remain o stranger thaS
something more was hid under the unassuminS
words OF this amendment and 1t was the impression
OF that it intended TO reach the Rlghf Rev
Bishop Potter, OF Ney York, who Is possibly to DO
coupled with an assistant SO that similar occur-
renee like the late Tying trial may never agan take
place. Whether this be not 1t cannot postiyeiy
be asserted, but such at least the opinion sew.
era gentlemen expressed after the vote became
THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER AGAIN.
On motion OF Rev. MI. HODGES, First Assistant
Secretary of the House, il resolved that Rev. Dr
Coyts liturgca report OF 1871 on the prayer book,
being now cut OF PRINT, shall be printed rs an ap-
pendiX to the Journal Of this years convention.
THE RELIGIOUS ANNEXATION or CANADA.
The resolution OF the House Of Bishops providing
Tor granting TO clergymen OF the Cnurch q Engiana
rs ministers OF the Protestant Episcopal Church ens
JOY, was referred to the Committee on Canons.
After resolving that hereafter the sessions Of the
House shall be from ten A. NJ. to one r. N. aud from
two to i've p. NJ, the
PRAYER BOOK,
or rather the typographical errors and the wrong
punctuation OF 1t, were again attacked by the rev.
Dr. Hubbard. OF New Hampshire who moved tho
following, which was adoptel:--
Rssolysd That tho Joint Staining COMMITTEES on ths
general convention questions relating to the proper pcu
OF the standard prayer book and to the restoration <
words left out OF said book by said clerical error.
OF PERSONS NOT MINISTER'S oFFiCiATIN0.
On motion OF the Rev. Mr.. hodges the report OF
the committee on canon Ii, lite 1, was reconuiited
TO them with an additional resolution, whereap0n
the House adjourned.
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CRICKET.

Mne OF the All England Eleven will play game
OF base bail to-day with the Union Club OF Norris
ANA at the st. Georges Cricket Grounds, Hudson
CITY. NJ ]. AZ none but members OF the Eleven will
play against the Unions the game will be quite inter-
esting.
ON wednesday and Thursday grand cricket match
VIII bc played as q complimentary testimonial to the
veteran Sam Wright. Mr. Wright Ia well known
as most indcfatg6ble worker for the benert OF the
crcketcrs, ana has succeeded In obtaining the re-
spect OF al who have ever become acquainted with
him. In the game TO be played the All England
Eleven viii be dvided-six on each side. The sides
will be filed M from the best local players and op.
portunitles VIII DO given 70 witness oil the great
BOWERS. There being bur eleven each side will
add 20 the interest OF the game ana the match may
confidently 10 expected TO be the finest display OF
cricket eYef seen in America.
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MAIN: C0UaT--TRlAL Term.
0Ciabs'' are Not Always Tramps.
Before Judge Curtis.


Sarch Jane Greer Us. John GALLERY, Police
,nnn.-The plaintiff sued fot the recovery OF $500
damages for injuries sustained through assault and
battery committed her by tho defendant, Gallery
who ia patrolnan OF the Thirteenth precinct It
appeared from the complaint that tho plaintiff re-
sided in Columbia street, and shat on the goth or
June last the defendant entered her premises and
dragged her out taking her with violence under ar
rest to the station hou'e and on the following MORN
ing arraigning her before Judge Mansfield, at tho
Essex Market Police COurt. lie there preferred q
charge against her Of tearing of his shield but the
Court dismissed his complaint. Plaintiff was In a
peculiarly delicate condition at the time and claimed
on this trial that her life and that OF her unborn
child were greatly endangered IN consequence OF the
iii treatmens she received from Gallery.
The defendant. In his answer, claimed that he ex-
ercised than necessary means for the arrest
OF the plaintiff and that II was exercised solely
in the discharge or his duty.
Some superb swearing was done by the Witnesses
on both Sides from which Is could be CLEANED with
presumption of credbiity that Mrs. Greer was en-
dcavoriDg to prevent The arrest OF her husband who
was involved moro OF less In y row, and that the
knight of the locust ycepb Caory, used very deci-
syc 10 put the quetus on her resistance, get
ting her down on the moor and handling her pro-
mlscu0usly and roughly.
The case was tried before The court without Jury
and Judge Curtis gave judgments for the plaintiff In
tile sum Of ty-cne dollars, with costa, and granted
an allowance to her counsel OF twenty-five dollars
remarkin1 that he would not adjudgc vndtctlve
damages but an example must be made N cases Of
this description.
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PosTroNBMEsr or THE ARMY OFFICERS REcEP-
TIoN.--In consequence OF the death OF Colonel Gov
erncur Norris United States Army, brother-in-law OF
the wife OF General Walan, the commandant OF Gov
ernor's Island, tie contemplated officers reception
for IhursdaV next viii not take place.
FoUSp DEAD IN BgD.--Robert w. Barnon, who
had been employed about Washington Market, was
yesterday found dead IA bed 30 his late residence.
No. I0i vesey street. Tho remaios were carried 10
the Morgue. and Coroner Schrmer will hold an
inquest.
BODY rouSp.-About week ago Emil Christian
son, lad seven years or age, left the house OF his
parents, NO. SIS Delaney street, end was seen no
more alive. Yesterday afternoon tho remains OF the
bog were found IN ING dock foot Of Delaney street
Coroner Rollins win hold an inquest TO dag.
DEATH FROM NJUHIrs.--0n saturday night Henry
Roster, German, forty years OF age, who kept a
lager beer saloon at 6os Ninth avenue whllo engaged
n putting up his window shutters slipped end fell
into area way, thus fractufing his skull. He was
conveyed into the house where he fingered I'll sun
day night when death insued. Coroner Rollins was
notified to bold an inquest on the body.
TAX RECEIvEa's 0FFfcs.-Tnc business In tals de-
partment Is just now exceedingly brisk ana Receiver
Smith ana his3corps OF assistants have been earn
ing their money by downright hard work. The duty
OF collecting the taxes for tho current wear com.
menced tue I'm Inst, and up to Saturday last the
amount collected was Sl,42J,s Gl OIL. On Saturday
tho amount received was s5i5,9jI IL; YESTERDAY.
fSIl,225 %, making the total collected thus far
t3,351o1 ".
PBHALs TyPEsyrTEns.-!The members OF the Fc-
male typographical Union camo together last even.
Ing at 63 East Broadway, and proceeded TO organize
O training school for female compositors Tho male
directors OF the e0ciety deemed 1t advisable to ex-
clude the press and consoq the deliberations
OF tho fair assemblage are lost TO the world. The
"Female Unlon'' has now become part and parcel or
the male Union: guided by Its rules obeylny lts in
functions and taking oil the risks OF the older and
stronger organization. VIII Miss Susan -. Anthony
acaulcsce IN this subnssiveness on the part OF her
pupilSf
Fatal RAILROAD CAsUALTy.--An inquest was reg.
terday held at the Morguo by Coroner schirmer on
tho body OF an unknown man, whose name, how
ever, Is supposed to have been John Cullen, whose
death resulted from Injuries received by being run
over at Nnety-frst street by freight train belong.
ing TO the Hudson River Railroad Company on Sa-
ttIrday last. The engineer and others In charge OF
tho train deposed to seeing the track, aud
4 policeman near the spot nc the time saw nothing
OF deceased. Deceased had been on thetrain and
was ordered or Mt the last station IL Ia believed he
was intoxicated, and, falling or was run over. The
Iury rendered q verdict Of accidental death. DE.
ceased was about forty years OF age.
BOARD OF sUPERvfs0Rs.--rhl board convened yes.
terdsy morning By special cell, with the president.
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THE NATIONAL GAiiE.
Base hall Notes.

To-day, should the weather be favorable, the
Unions, Of Morrisania, VIII play the All England
Eleven's base bail nine at Hudson City. As this
Eleven have been liberal enough and clear headed
enough to see something In the game OF base ball
which old foglcd fogy British Americans or American
Britishers could not Cor rather would not see, the
base ball players should show their appre ati0n or
this afternoon. Several Of the visitors have already
learned some OF the points Of base ball and being
quick, sure hltters ana magnificent feeders could,
with practice DO enabled to cope successfully with
our strongest mines.
The laws governing the State and National A $50
Citations and the game OF base ball unnecessarily
and foolishy severe In some points ana entirely too
loose In many Others. To take this matter into con-
sideration meeting OF the officers OF the state AS
sciation will be held on "Wednesday, November
prox., at s'The Study
and Gothams and the last appearance this season Of
either club Will be on Thursday next Both parties
short handed at the last game, but tue mines
requested to be ON hand at the very earliest hour
possible, 50 that full and pleasant game may be
PLAYED.
The Eagle Club, OF Flatbush IL mourning the re-
cent demise Of HI. g. Spoiford, gentleman to whose
efforts the club and the game OF base ball are largely
INDEBTED for their prosperity In the neishoorhood OF
The very unpropitious appearance OF the weather
yesterday between the Atlantics and Mutuals in
duced the postponement OF the game until Wednes-
day.
The Actives intend to follow the lead OF the En-.
pre- Knickerbocker and such clubs during the next
season and do the strictly amateur business.
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FIVE MURDERS N ONE NEW ENal,su COUNTY.
Tho AVA Klux Entcherics Rival,ed In the Land
of the puvifruS.


rrom the Springfield (dassl Republican, Oct. 1o.l
Jne increase or c,ne IL one OF those things ol
which we are constantly hearing but the true
measure or IL IL not very accurately kept few
shocking crimes make more impression on tho pub.
lie mlnd than great many OF the more common aad
dangerous sort. But there are seasons wnen there
seems to be an epidemic OF crime aud when
the circumstances OF tho crimes commit.
tel arc more horrible tnan usual. The pres
ent year Is such season, and 70 particularly &c.
aarkabe for IL murders. No part OF the North has
more extraordinary record IN ths respect than
Rockingham county the southeast corner OF new
Hampshire. At the session OF the criminal coura
whica open at Portsmouth to.norrow, no less tnan
four persons are 10 DO tried for murder and
another for ON attempt 10 kill, oil the Others be.
ing the work OF the last SIX months. ono Of
these murderers killed two persons, 80 that the
whoic number OF lives destgo!ed Is i've. one
was mother killed by her son, and two
Others were an aged couple whose murderer had
been their trusted servant Tie entire population Of
kocsingham county IL but about $4,000, many
murders are not recorded In Its annals for haii q
century before The murders In Worcester county
have been mentioned In comparison, but ~ the sans
ratio to the population there should DO sixteen mur.
ders In Worcester county and about 100 IN all Massr
chusetts. The actual number reported In Mnssacnu-
sets for the past year 10 loss than forty. Enough
one would say.
In every one OF these New Hampshire crmess
drink was directly or indirectly the occasion. ms
murderer PIKE, who killed Mr.. and Mrs. brown 'oI
their money la sucn horrible manner Is bccveu 70
have been only thief oy nature but MADE an ASSAY
sin by drink. no Is to De sure srlmln sehoy When
boy, then to Jail, then to the state prison. tncn ~
the house OF correc.ionalways for ~ "
having spent nearly oil his adult lie, Wien nVs ~
the army or navy In some kind OF prison. Dut nc
seasoned his thefts with drunkenness anu p,ep's s
n nsr lcs his m last crms sy murder were simple
drunkards; one OF them In NJ OF delirum killed
his own mother at Derry; another Wncn m nqu .,
Thrill Killed a man who was jealous OF him and who
had threatened his life, both being intenperate.
The NTH criminal who was ~ wp 70 a w
rum seller who shot one Oh us WIN uus'Vucis,
pcOr sot ut North Hampton
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e0HiI CAlEN1AR-InlS 0AY.

SUPREME CoUgT-CRcUiT-Part Mos. 16ts,
1888, 1926 1925 $780, 1872 1884 $780, 17ss, 1872 174
1915 1885, 1854, 1866 115s 1862, 1894 i7e4s, l76s,
IiG6.
SUPREME COURr-SPEcIAL TERMINUS. co. 2t3
AGO. 49, a. 40 So 1874 ii, 30 3D. 2l2 2l3, PA 2I5,
2l8, 217, 2i9. 81.
SUPREaE COURr-CHAsiBEss.-Nos.1 l, "a, 40, a., 50,
an
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UNITED STATES cosRlsSoHsSs ceyaT.
Charge of Counterfeiaing.

Churgc OF COunfcrfessfNE.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United STATES Us. Frederick Io,ce,.-The de-
PENDANT was arrested some days ago on charge Of
Easing counterfeit twenty-five cent currency stamp
on the proprietor OF the Winter Garden When ar
rested package OF the ''stun" WAS found with him.
Tie examination was set down for to-day. Deputy
Marshal Dwyer testified 10 arresting the defendants
was present when the package OF counterfeit stun was
found ut defendants feet, and which, 1t Is alleged,
he dropped at the time. The defendant was held for
further examination III default Of 5000 bail.
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1HR WEATHER yEsTHRDAy.-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours. ~ Indicated by tho ther-
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, Els Broadway,
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e U r o p z.

oar special correspondents In Europe furnish the
following details OF our cable kilograms to the sth OF
October.
telegram from Bombay, OF October o. says
The steamship Octavia which has arrived at Trim
comsiee, reports that Dr. Livingstone 70 psosNso W
BE- within weeks march of Zanzibar
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Matches tn Come or.

To-day-All England Eleven Va. Union OF Nor
risania, on ST Georges Cricket Grounds, Hudson
City
To-morrow-Eag'e va. Social Mutual vs. Atlantic,
home-and-homc Oh Union Grounds. Alaska VS..
Alpha, home-apd-home, CapitOine Grounds
1hursday-Marylahd Club, of Baltimore, ys. At
home-and-home.
Priday-Maryland vs.. Eckford, on Union Grounds.
Saturday-Maryand vs.. Mutual, on Union Grounds
hckfcra vs.. Star, Capitoline Grounds.
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HuasE nnTss.

Mr.. Deming drives very STYLISH cross team, a
chestnut and gray. They uot very fast.
Part OF the Club grounds on Harlem lane was sold
q few days ago for $4,000
Mr.. Rsley shows up bag PAGER on Harlem lane
frequently that some folks think can 90 in 2:2o.
Charlie Tui has clipper in bay mare, which he
handles like u professional.
air. Bonner Is driving Peerless aud Lantern to.
getber. They work comfortably.
Two very line mares OF the Knox hreed-Lady Nor
wood and sistar--det very suddenly lest week.
Mr. King and lady seem 20 enjoy their rides behind
their fest black mare They relish brush hugely.
Lew Pettec alternates his drives with Ella Sher-
wood and Daisy Burns. Both mares are looking gay.
En-. Jones has new roadster. JtWui take French
me mare Fds,ct makes some OF the notablcs on
the lane very uneasy when they tackle her Tor
CocSrort, with Dunderbcrg ana Weaver, with In
come had lnc race down the Lano the other after
noon. IL was neck and neck TO tho finish.
J. y. Lawton. or Boston, has bay colt by Norwich
second Hambletonlan, that no thinks can beat any
Mr.. LEWIS LEWIS was showing up very handsome team
In the Park laet week. They do NOS seem " be
troubled with speed however.
Lady Lockwood and morse Ny Tom. They showed
l96 gait for short distance on Central avenue on
Twang appears to be favoritc name with Dan
Mace Tor tt0tters He has a number by That name,
s nm rr9pstos q rot.ipg tfacss ma anfas s -
| 30 AZ NairaBanses last week. 80
Central avenue Is the trottlng ground now and
SPECIFY work between the bridge and Jerome PARK.
me roaa y very suitable for fast work. as IL docs not
Jar the shoulders Of the trotter The lane very
nlh ~ present AMI is not sprinkled. as formerly.
must 10 damp and soft 10 be pleasant for horses
| ---------~--------
! TUE DEEDS or A VIIIAtN.--Ibe staten emit "a nade
that Silas James the murderer recently executed at
worcester, few days prior to tho execution or hs
sentence made confession OF many criminal acts
among them that he set Hre to tie Riverside PARK
stables In Boston, three years ego NV wnich Henry
2. Beckwith, Esq, Of this city, lost his valuable
| horses Prince, Belle OF Hartford ond ,natc ond
Others valued at about $4,000 lie had somc en,te
against Mr.. Beckwth, and took this cowardly way
| TO revenge himself lie stated before he died tat
! he could reveal many things which would BRING into
i dissrsce many sporting mon who now stood well be.
4 fore thef associates. but he declined TO dlyulCe.-
4 Boston Journal Oct. ~.
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE Courts.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT c1uaI.
Tue Calendar-AIlexca Murder Cases


Before Judge Benedict
Judge Benedict took his seat at eleven O'Clock this
morning ana proceeded to call the calendar OF cases,
some Of which mad been set down for that hour
during The present term.
John X. Lambert charged with the murder OF j.
Henry Parker on the high seas, was afrai9ned. hr.
John Shields. deputy clerk OF the court read the In
dictment TO winch tire accused pleaded not guilty,
and the trial was set down for Friday next.
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COLUMBUS & INDIANA
~
CENTRAL RAILWAY

CENTRAL RAILWAY I!
E>OR IN DIANA POLsS, CHICAGO. ST
= Louis, Louisville. Lafayette. Springfield. Ter
Toledo, Detroit. and all points West ami South.
No change OF cars between Columbus and indi
Or and after Monday, December ssd, trains will
runs daily. All other trains daily. Sundays ex-
$3.50 A. NJ. M.ACCOMMODATIO
200 r. A. This train connects at Milford for Spring
field and at Urbana for bellefontaine. Glide and
ie:O0 SoON DAY ExPREsS-Arrives a,
urbana l:57 7. Nj; Piqua 900 p, NJ; Lima 9:lO P.
NJ Hs1on aa s5 = MI 9Son ss ety
Chicago tvia Richmond) 1910 A. NJ; Indianapolis
600 NJ M:,S0I yin = sS cso Hsp!s
z4o a. NJ. Alton s:45 A. NJ St. Louis 1000 a. - !;
lafayette lbs NJ; M Chicago }Sia lafayette, 200
Keosak Zoo F. NJ This train sfriVes in a st. ioni;
- ssS asSr in sfv'SSi & hs EeStf ys
ses at UrSsns s6a G NJ s6 5
mond 1855 P. M; Chicago .tvia, Kichmond5 i0:io
T Indis..poIis sS0 NJ LOuisyis 7,sA
No. St. M Ths train arr9es al
fRd p0,ai and SSG Sonss
West TEN HOURS in advance of the route via
a Eli ss ' d
the a:so s:sts H a. M HIeis9s ShGnr ExpREss-Ave,
at Urbana 2:ao A. M; Piqua $40 A. M: Richmond
1855 A. NJ; Chicago !via kiehmonO 1880 T: NJ; In
Haute 1910 T. M: Evansville 1000 p. NJ; Mattoon
32o 2. N; Cairo 400 A. NJ: Pana Sis ?. M: Al
ton $40 p Nj St. Louis lO:3e 2 NJ. Lafayette ll:5o
A. ~. Chicago (via Layfayette) ll:O0 r ~. Spring
field $40 7: NJ; Quincy 200 A: NJ: Keokuk 32o
A. NJ. This Train arrives at ST. LOUIS THREE
HOURS in advance Of the route Wis Cincinnati.
New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
All changes made in Union Depots. Baggage
Checked through to all principal points.
APOI,IS.
J! j. +. ;. b5TEN.s bB5HTEESNks Ticket Agents. oolumbu.
JIM: fUST. Gen. Supt.. .'' AS'' indianapolis.
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any amount, from FL ard upwards.
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