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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-15
OUTDOOR SPOHT5.
MONIREAI REEATTA

CONTEST OF TIE RENFORTII AND ThYr ov WIN
SLIP CHfwo-yIITDi;Y FOR THE CA&ADlANS.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIH TRBUSEJ
MONTREAL, Sept. N.-Thc weather which
yesterday caused "A pOsponcment OF the races Of the
I0, gucuil REGATTA, was succeeded to-day by balmy
brcczcs and bright -kcs. The wind was II, yer high and
the water was In very fair condition for rowing. Tho
excitement, which took thousands from the city yeser-
day, was much daUpod by the p"s'poncmen and cOnsc
guentIy the attendance smaller than might have
been expected better class Of people was present
however an there not single unplas ihc.t mt
to mar the day. At l O'Clock, when the club steamer
victoria arrived from Montreal report was circulated
that scoundiolS bad got INTO the Donl-house
Of the English crews during inc lE,t r,. n hol
destroyed their bOGis and AZ con 'cl'hcC u W. W.,
yrd tnat 70 re WGp 1d tn R"c VIZ y n
oiois intent. drunken fellow got INTO thc Darn where
tha R"uforfh rul. stored and sat On IT, or coue
di in 20, atr iiunat"y xarining the ylor-W!nNhp
bot managed 10 innrc il H'9 - tL2a ~, 'I Rr
doubic-sclll shiE-race went on an was very nicely
tahen Ivy trr Amy. r'"H hy N tnn p.r FAN
% ,n"m c AS lI from" hir anns place and tt
toned Themselves at III" sakchrls, nN'd huhnrcn
crews down acrwdr ana ne crrwv M,re i"H3'
ia putitinGt!' Barton ini! the FAVOR WHISKY 20. q
outside The course cXp"d to the ine, ana al 40
tley got away, the nforn taking The irat water ne
ami he Enr:on pulling steadily and hngging he shore
AMI pulling sor', jc:ky etroAc. iHe hn' l7n rromS
wliich here three mI!cs an hour Ihrrc was nite
d.rIcnco observed in Tie pulling Oi tie men inc bar
Ton crew wa, to turn til" buyS, While TIC EhG"I
men evidently installing thcf course, we're pull
ing away past the point. Seeing theif eir"i.
they crdeav"rcd 10 re,rdcc TUG loHt .iin os3
Snris, closely followed by the Taylor:Winship. Tine
loaa coming back made Tremendous" nortS 10 cdch up
with the Tinecr men, who, however, came IN on Pro
dgious squirt Of A to the lnnuc in 3l0 Tha Reniorth
crew was four lengths bchin anu the IayIorWH
slim were badly Leatcn being about ten lengths ehid
the winning boat. Tue winners immediately headed ioT
their uII.Iters, while tho RenfOlth men pfOcccucu
TO the Judges barge AID entered a protest,
on the ground that the boats marilnS the '
turnug-pOint had been shifted. committee was, np.
pUincd to examine into this matter, but so ff Utib8
has been heard the result of their labor A1,f,
race gle sc race between Rely ana bag
nall was taken up Kelly Od from the start trohE an
the race mics course; there was never more INN
two bnaIs' lengths difference between the men. hrby
came in on Il squirt tnecqulrCr length anCad VI Lag
nall VINO wolaed puckiiy all through.
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n CARP FROM DR. HELNBOLD.
Nr'y-YOPx, S"p'. ID, 1871.

Nr'y-Yorx. s"p'. ID. 1871.
To Ire AwcYican Press: Ia view CT the strong
txprc ~ yIi.;hy have r.'cirt FROM The Peas
thiomrhpu, I'LL SECTORS sc IL county, indicating .
Willingness not only To su'in me, bus rendering me tho
most ccdal assistance in the tuturc, a inluced 70
Issue this circular letter 10 newspaper friends in
answer To tine hundreds Of cuInnunUa ons which am
dHlly receiving from them.
eel conf Ten, that &c the fact Wien say that no
DhSinrss nan has been thr recipient of moro
unanimous testimonial of confidence in Lis integrity
yuan 'it Which lias been tcndc ell me y" t.h.e with
mi VIM 1 nlEc Srh eXenslv" d"dln"i-amouniing 10
Nu',g W" Nineteen years OF my bI meas 'rcer
Iic Press alone are my CREDITOR. / Have goods in
my encouragement which arc not pail for, aud every
hOe ana Obligation has been by me with prompt
ness, MOI outstanding that sy.rinai a.i.npL las
Rn.'ai pr5liy AID cpP2dlt y%49HsNJP Ds.gdlca my
Ciilat"nS Milo nave circulated MINORS which, II they
had been believed w0ul1 have been sulc ut 10 impair
II not 10 rum the cleot OF any banking Institution OK
otter business OF Capl al mole complete and satis
factory regulation cOui not Gy"n t. the slaudcout
assaults than tine of the prs-, which. withOut
exception. have their and with tho most
cordial manifestations vi sympathy extended my con
traces 10 suit ny own conyenirnte.
desire to rea sure NY .lp S ~ TIE excellence Of my
health and the huOyancy OF ny pts. ami my confidence
how tina have tleir SplDrt-init my succCss In tho
future VIII exceed their most s2nSuine expectations:
ard that with the he ginning OF Tie coming ycdc wal be
able To prove to the In ines men OF the country thas
the road 10 by LIBERAL iudcous, and con-
tilau, ADVERTISING. may mention ia ths connection
that my b!ls Tor advertising ~" CrtaWba Grape PHI
during The last nur months were $1,000, and that this
expenditure, although 1T p!csent c"..Ialatively unpro
the tcsfimCn.ale thereto from rS coiincr.' i5urcn
greater 81 cess IN the future could nave been ob
This tGmli.unica0a !, not intended much for nub.
cation AS to HfOri me IT," opportunity OF returning my
thanks TO the Press, and replying at once 10 tio tiou
sand VAIN and cordial letters have recently ieccYM
from them Bit; II its publication can be made useful 70
the nele nay friends by proving 10 the awe rtnins
community the mutual relations OF interest which may
exist between thcl-pub.iSDrr editor ana advcftiSer-
AT To g!yo it, Yours, truly. IL. I. NELMBoLD.
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Ro.a, Mr.. fiarper's servant, unmarked that nc saw
blood the fellows shirt" Tins negro. whose nasne
ia not learned afterwards sent sfter and arrested n
lexington. Further developments go TO prove undouDt-
edly that no took q leading part In the murder
HOW THE CRIME WAS COMMITTED.
The windOw-shutters OF the room in which MI Htrper
slept are fastened the inside with small drop bolts
On The wIndDTsilI yesterday found common caee-
knr, ard II Is supposed this was usod to raise The bos
There was no means ~ telling how many entered tno
room. ilcy us'l a omhl h0chct which had beer lying
hIohni the wOod-ilc FOR long ti.Ve 70 That IL Vas
lTsy and badly battered. Nj. IaTnrr's room was on
t'fci first ard from the appearance OF the bed IL ~
Probable That lac was awakened by tho noise ana
noe some resistance. 30 Was - terribly cas-
mp that II Wa impossible 70 tell how many times they
s,iIck him. II nay be that ne spfang up In the bed
when lf the t.at time, and made strliggo WIN mo
asasNin- bnt the repeated and rapid bowsofh hatcos
soon put an end TO MIN. II nOscless WORK, how.
ever AMI they laid him back cGrrl1y in The bed, ana
replaced the with the greatest precision, showing
Aaf TIER work was determined. a. ilbrrite ana cOh'
hearted. Then th went trOrF the door opposite rus
bed into Miss Besys Here their hearts miss
av" failed thcr. they left tb.ir work unfinished:
There wrro s"ycn iIi2h'l gashrs over her head ana
face To" hat ol1" evidently stl@d her. aud she ait
iiHcun SriDCs white they rcd The ll00dy Ratchet They
l'it by he front door and drotcd Tie hachct n ths
!hri II FOUND after the tragedy was di5c0'.
cred. hu every thu place denied havfig ever
scrH Il D,irc Rosa and Mr. liaIper recognized IL I'm
Lr iiIciy upon iiCr arrival.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


wnrisGr'y, G. he.t -,.n,' tsr.1''n' .r'sx q "a
81 Tor L.a Pail n 81 - i6s rle 'n:e rirl' 1an' n'r' 40
~ ~ IT. Sept. IiNEest h less; Extra = 49, 81 a. oh"f
era and nominal Corn dai and lower JIG oss
-Dfina. d TAR; pr.,e5 advanced
MlLwArEsR sept. H-Fonr-S"rng Rv'rs frner 81 - 1.e
-6 25 Wheat acl.ve No. ,. 9i ioa Pl ~ ctaJ
II ria 81 49, sclc SCI 'car No. Fl Is 0a'a hna at 5ite
Com s-,r,c MSei i r . fmi NO. &c Bariey s'ars
40 rr ~ 5Jc Lake Irrgts-Wse t. DuGa 9i u Os"e5o,
i'yc Re 2t,-2O0 bills Flour 90j b.h Wheat ShpmeuIs-
3.syJ bhls Flour. 68 go bnsh " neat. -
ALBANY epL iiWheA 10 fair milling dem,nl At fall ptes the
supui, sales. White 10 bags OF ~ 81 ~"
que Al! limited % Of la0 bush sts
and zoJ ba LOuEi Yellow IN bags, az &c
Barley qu sacs NO. Wn.:ern at sc Oats trm SAILS
d5lg and state ann We-iera OHIO az oJc
IT. LOUIS. Sept lFO1l irn; WutT slp'hnc Sass 81 Win.
49, Winter Double Extra 500 % JO Hino<
Treble u.s. Wheat excited pncs higher. No Pal
Red 81 %; No. Winter Rel 81 % Corn Inn SCARE and
higher especially 3he hire At the elevator tC Arf
s4ct SIC CiJice Witt e0c. Dat Gpl doEg Mra 90 trick
sacked I0 Daiey steady; No Iowa, Ge No. Fail,
7O07c Rye 62c HghSnCs tr at 30 Tobacco arn Hemp
unchanged Blgrg uncbans'j Prs quiet IL 20 Sl3 bos
ShOuieTs Cesr Pib sdes ict
Clear c do b.yer month 6ic Lad I'm at $685. Toe
iee L., keg. Live liz dm SO 81 o. C,t'e auAt
II JJ0 % 81; EaTel $a 80 lcs:-4 NJ. Four
wheat, 1901 bh. Corn, 2D bCsI O III W Dasu.
RE. TO- y bush BaTey. l,2yU Hogs, | a Cattle
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DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
HOW TIE n. Y. COLLECTORSilIP LOOKS TO A,
Outsider,
From re Ciaciana,i Commercial


Collector Murphy, who WAS appointed ny
President Grant in 1872 appears to have h rdin"r III
definite ideas OF the eXlen. OF p,on"s a, n i" u
many ,rsons are there in the Newiork Custom House,
n,aS Gcg' Of al sas 9e rR s cef ceT n anS
Deputy, James Tcrwlliccr when asked the same 9ucs
appeared in evidence that Mr. Murphy had himself al
pointed from 800 since he took charge OF the Gus
man s TO tiI m,Uer standard of selection for appontces
may he summed from the following testimony Mr'
Qaes-I vor lnow oriqiOn as to the ADVANTAGE or
de- oa. to ,n SS ,ca mailing al 'T aInen
lo cons, rao Answ'- ih,n1 we -, no., a. sS1" a
n,y,ii an .slr.e in taking q The party" -...
Mny being ~ senator ,,n pd the ngin
ciplc adopted by Gen. Jackscn tha 10 Tue VICIOUS oe
long the the ca pn nat 90 er back Hr c sp
gently to Gen. Jacks0n's time" And IN reply to the
T"Ise caiin" be l,inisteieI without fraldo = he sad
opinion that it is not f1ly capable Of being 20
administered with the great machinery mat 10 nocensuy
there, and hc great number OF men na' IL 10 no'o''
tOcnpl"y." -. .u,.,ions NJ the pres
cnt administration for having honestly and enlcl huy
collected the revenue might be pertinent W scFu'A|o
Tl" testimony WAS abundant that tho revenues Of the
Government could be collected with far greater Is en
int listed With duties under the Collector appointed
with single eye to their business md zone me
Gred to collect tho honest business bas
at oehf the prosStt force cd y at tWohds We
cite te eyidence OF prominent Republican merchant
on this head Mr. WIN. f. Dodge Of the extensive house
OF Phelps Dodge Co.. testified as W mr., ,, the tu
ness coud be carried Win more ease WIN
the Will greater omio 10 inc porei
onehan expense and with oneh the force inc oompe.
tos which ARE occurring 70 me
csn from die sach That every
whose FROM Europe sends hm "e' o'Ae po'
preference. to u he 70 % 50 > 4
election tho Republicans oil fe".i OH OD ser
getting bit
ratcd Genei niet s,i.m wa. 70
Wiling the The fact that the on
We, her, nv such veua corrupt machine Is the custon
llo-e oi al the German Fepnoledg
higlg.nt who voted az tue hs' eeson
In Ecw-YOrk. The whole condua Of things mas oNen 10 on
undef tie Go'eheal are lms
81 s os aud 20 70 If do5h lhi
AurvLI soasdsrvJ sXAardaau bhoS
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indgnics at the hands OF tho Superintendent and that
no In the habit Of taking improper liberties with her.
Three days later formal examination held before
Justice Cornell. Van Epps appearing, with Gen. CrOoke
counsel On this occasion Clara Williams swOre that
nearly oil her pre- yOs statement lio ana testified
merely that tho Superintendent lad seized her, held her
yoi Dty thrown her down, and otherwise abused her,
Harriet Shaw ahrr' to hcr original statement, a. TO
the hug-ing and kissing Van Epps. who at tfa time
was about 30 years OF age denied the charges IN tie rnt
positive manner declaring that there was no triith In
thom. T.c matter was tiou brought nci"c tOnt;litoc
OF The BOARD of Aldermen, who yis.t tie Tuant Home,
ana made an investigator. Taif proceedings WI r. kept
secret until session OF tAr BDI Oh Aldermen Oh March
Wien they reported having taken the testimony OF
po'n tchOars and teachers, ana aIbr careful cx-
animation expressed their dIrapprOyil OF tho mode
VI furnishing he girls productive of immortality"
IN conclusion the Committee offered q resolution that as
nthe cfiiniial had been proven aSaiBSt Van Eups lt
,,i' hf iau been nciscTCet IN his mode Of punishment
"i' hal pren too familiar in ks ing girls" and Hs he
a ~ fen us roritnaiion, the tCntce he dIs charged
'n an lnrler consideration Of the sui feet. I,rOlu
h WIS ihen adopted accept ne to tuTtIinCid. ntS
icsiGhhi, II, 10 take ciiru March -. Prof Van Epr5
,'' !,'2 uen'lrc frCIu BrOGiyn ApIii 1876, ana
hcliF loEo zen There wh l., was gam ru,Tt
Pph'"tiY "c'oc me c"nntiy in connection W.iu tho
q" s'u ouid6'S AT Tie Hu-iiicharna Ndiey HONE.
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nothing sgnH hm eIct he without say erred.po. and
actually any position here probably the that would have
though OF mrrchsnt nnthI,
sboot and kept there political purpos The
kt and felt would hurt seifeeot to nS,. IN
the matter" p''' !" A''u'e WIN
Now, here is good place to begin the Civt, sorvco
Reform. This Mr.. .phy put into tbjs vreat an,o
for The nvowcd purpose OF "harnonzng the Repubcan
party IN NcwIOk and collecting the revenue Has he
done eitlnrl TIE Republican party far worse divided
than and IL ~ sfo To that 10 can nor will
restored prosperity IN l;cwYork until radical
form takc5 place in that spk OF corruption the Custom
In,c. II he Executive Of tho nation will follow nm Ina
pi.a rk cgun by the lnI cstiputng Committee Of
Congress, Il it viii act III on ti ir recommendation and
ariuint al officers tho sole supeI,r
carity and lea integrity It may yet he ic to
o.tlrr The triumph Of Rrpuhcanism IN New York, 10y
rnS, Instead vi dri'inS away tho woes OF All honest
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TIE SUSQUEHlNN4 T4LLEY HONE OUT
RACE.

now PROF. VAN EPPS flGCkhp IN bHoohLiN.
The Rev. Mr.. Van Epps, Superintendent Of
Tho sus,uebanna Valley Home, against whom serious
cborpes ~ cruelty have been made, held at one time
position Of trust in Kings County. and acquired there
uncnvable notorety. He was known as Prof A. C. Van
Ems and acted as superintendent OF the Truan Homo
a, Fia,bush This institution was opened In December
1857, and In August 1885, Van Epps and his wife took
charge It then had rs pupils, nnetenths OF whom were
boys Van Epps receiveds salary OF "'o' ana mad as
.,.,.nts several members OF his household. his wife
,.,no ,atrop for tmc In January, 1885, Mrs. M0rey,
who was then maron OF the Home appeared before Jus.
tice Cornell accompanied by two girls, Clara Williams
and Harriet shaw inmates Of the Home, and each about
10 years Of age Clara Williams testified before the JUS
ties that Van Epps had seduccd her. and that she had
subsequently been repestedlI debauched BY him. Har
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Guecial Notices

The Executive Committee .cf the CITIZENS AL TAX.
PAYERS FOR the FiyANcAL REFORM Of tie CITY AL COUNTY
Of NEwiORK;
The Undersigned member. Of the Omee on Ways and Meas
p ey solicit pto1, Fun for tesyiny the
o. above COMMITTED Seven pernrg tn duty deyOVs
that the meeting held tie Cooper Union. on AoaS
evening September 1871 Such Subscriptions may be sent Emil
Saae esq., No 10 Brory to e;Le the undersigned
collectors duly spi for tie pase ~'o WIN Snow n"5
authority.
New.York. Sept. II, 18Th
JAMES N. bROwN PAUL n PoFFoNp'
HENRY CLEws vA>lIiY.. "a R. yEaNlLYR.
sAML D. DAB,OCX, WA. d. FLi-'>,
L. B. fHi&MiS, j. nELhAAH.
JNO. A. STEWART, LtO-"E BALM
HENRY c. sTEBBiNS, Chairman }E.oN-n
WN. +. HAvkslEi E2. Eiee.CIsi-nln. ~ ~
Republican Cen.ral COnn,iitre vi the City Of Ncw-
Puusr. III, state veron Issue, BY the nsDeb:..
Incpa, Re.ableq ny .ay.n ~ ycses! So Is.
nd who are oppo to c@ra9on The snini.,
a%A S q coa1 sl' 10 cn tn. T es
New yS ar. Teqacs % er p.c E.ess
s, ASSEMBLY, D;s % oH s; 81. s ,ss .' cys.
Il b a<i >yl.se 'EySLSDAi the IN Day q ss
. .ssG a1 Il. G .sss p s
.t 'ss a t ss ss a H. sI FnS @
Thrisena Ee nt, SIeent ss;sSe'-'' AsAe'' '"'A"e''
he election ~ he held accorng to tie regulations pr's'oS@ w
Constitution Of . sric, Associations
by 0'es' oil o Republican HIN TOWNSEND Prs,ss.
GEOkGE oPDYkB. - ,.
W. LyoN See~,rv.
Ninth Assembly Di.rict ReGblicar ,s cSs,, RvRs
r.sr, meeting will held Blese8e hIItx M ,..srs "A
,S 80, rs a. joy for br purpose Of e1rvling
lN1 sept - et . 800 ~ &c loaug T. aRRkLKs, Pses.ass@
GnoKssw. LUcksr Seer...r,: . Mia. A.
Tho Seventeenth Assembly District al posy,
Tuis ipTs,, hvKNN 81 ooes shssA uarHaS
secsna III t.ko place ha, next honpAA
gs,es to State eonvsnass N yOEL ". Mason President
---- Ia. A. revrins' sauce.
Prsosascsd By Ccaaaassean ..-" 'f
"TFIE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
improves appetite .aa sa PhRRss 70 rrs.cas !. pS
We a.e alreC ti ~ AestN 800 > - - ~ =
uakss VI vending eoussefe" .s.. .5- -.a 80
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, ,.
AGENTS, Nsvx02Ar
-Geut.cmeu,S sIik nxts. seys, nclr, .,,.,
s.'rl.s sESsa ~. tjis l2 ls5d SaA -,aacS
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GRANT-At M1ntcl
ME-. L NJ. IrIr.i

GRANT-A Mutca N j.. Sept TO- whe visit TO her sisteN
NJ Trle.dell Joanna Grant john Grant VI Boston,
Mas. in the 18th year Of her age.
HOLaES-On Wednesday Sept H. gastric fever Francis Holmes
ageu IS Years
The relatives and friends family respectfully iuvtei s,ten4
the funeral Church Jarblrs j. Saturday, 1910
Cars leave Cortland-st. ferry at a.
LLOYD-Sudny "Wednesday H. Margaret d. Herbert wife
oi llehry T. Lloyl.
Funers he held Saturday Sept &c. II the Ten
ChlIch lie hole y. j.
LuSK-In this city Mary Harren wife Of william r
Lus aEd only daughter offs b. t.hitsDteH Of DIOOkyD
residence Il Esse
Friends aud relatives invited TO be Present.
TOWS-At hoard the Scotia Sept H. Prncs H. infant
son o. zoe ID. Tows sg-d AMI 25diy~
Tie FORWARDED fh de:a for inierneht
WHfTING-On thursday the th last, T. Days Wiling aged y
Ry and friends attend bis funeral Saturday. all
O'Clock, residence la Mriecrat jersey City
WOOD-On Thur~s7. H. Cor1N ~ y T. Winlr,p Woee
months CHILL vi O'er AL Catherine
L. Ool of tbs
Note Of VI raj a Sd ugiays ra;e-S
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BASEBALL.

The Putnams of Troy defeated the Non
tauks Of Ncw-York, yesterday, on tie Captoiine
Grounds ScOIc, 81 to o.
The Union Stars and Niagaras played on the
lower CapitOne Grounds. yesterday with the following
result Union stars, 20 Niagaras, a.
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POLITICAL.
CALIFORNIA

A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN THE SENATE
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1i.-The latest re-
trr,s Indicate that the Democrats have two majority IN
~ SENATE and the Republicans clear majority on joint
b,Iiot recount the votes of San Francisco nave
developed nothing fraudulent beyond the use OF nitrate
of silver with which the namo Of lIadlam, taxpayers
candidate for Assessor had been erased from about 20
ballots tie crasurc nos showing until some hours AFTER
the ballot hal been IL posted.
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FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT HEPl DLlCAN
CONVENTION.
REAL STATE OF TIE CASE.

REAL STATE OF TIE CASE.
TO me EdttOr Of the TFi6une.
SIR: Several incorrect paragraphs have ap-
peared recently in the NewYcrk papers relative TO the
difficulties Of the Republicans Of the 1st Senatorial Dis
trict over their Senatorial Convention and has ere
atcd considerable remark beg to present your readers
correct version As is generally known the Democrats
hold their annual County Convention each year OIL or
about the first OF October The Republicans being the
minority patty hold theirs few days later. Tie Con.
ress and senatorial Conventions, Which are composed OF
elected to the County Convention are held Few
DAYS later These customs have existed almost from the
foundation O the respective parties, nhd by lapse OF ne
iave acquired nearly the authority OF law TINS year
Two of tue Republican Senatorial Committee, Messrs
Car1nan of Suffolk County and Hopping Of
Richmond County, wished for very early
Convention, on Sept 20, hut the member from
Queens, Mr.. Eastman, de, lined to unite In such
n call, as it WAS against al precedent. He however
asked the advice OF the Queens County Central Committee,
and they after ul consideration OF the natter unlIl-
mously resolved call The County Convention Tor Oct "
In the face of this Wessrs Crnlan and Hopping have
called the Senatorial Convention for Oct week III i-
vance of the time when Queens County IL to eject dele
gates to it, Under these circumstances, ME- Prince,
called a special meeting for tomorrow to consider
whether they will call an extra County convention 70
eject TO the Caran and Hopping or
not II Is highly probable that they Will decline 10 eau the
extra aud that the senatorial Convention on
Oct VII met and aulOGrn until Oct. 10. TINS Ia rem
drcd more likely by the fact that MI Clrnan has writ
ten TO Mr. ErstIia say that the call for Oct . was
ailer the loldne of the Queens Cuunty Convention.
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MAINE.

prRUAM's MAJORITY ABOUT ELEVEN THOUSAND
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 1--WE have official re-
turns of the vote from 1888 cities andtown
and the plantations In these places PcTham has 1907
Kimhall 397sl. Majority for Pcrham, ISIS There are
about 900 to hear FROM which will bring the t"'a
vote rp to a little than 100000 and give rcrIan
majority OF 1900.
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1ftRPIED

WereSsy Sent II nj he prs-'er,s
Bloomfield by the Rev. Knox, HeIDe H. bdiups
To M,s 4. baldwin, all Of blpOinielJ, II. J.
PERyEIL-CURTSOn Thurav in New York CITY bv tie RI Rev
orso hgae d. W. Perve Baltimore Pneos g. dagzses
Of teo. II. Curtis. esq, OF Brook n No cards.
TERUNE-FLBNDER-On Wcduesiy 49, at the resi- lncs Of
tie BRIDE Dr. Os.by L. sidney TeLune to Miss Sas;tte A..
tue ,her Of tie late John p eli ali oi tas c Ne
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BALTIMORE LIvE STOCK nARKgr-sgr-. H.

ol add steady; quoci be. sale o'y 81
5 quality, 4la5!c; medium, 3i"-c OrtrT 3! 70
clt 1883 bead Sheen sc'e; supply taisa
iur To good t0Ic good to e1a G5c cps 20 leal
Hogs ary higher; quoted b, Che Teceps o''J lsi
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THE TURF.
I.FXINGTON RACES.

LEXINGTON, Sept. H.-lhe faces were poorly
attended to-day It raned very hard all day. The rat
rac WAS 1. mile dash six started. The following Is the
Hcr:n Scout........... Pr,b,ll
BculaA.
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The second Il selling One mile heats; horses
TO sell for carry their proper weights to sell Tor
81 600 allowed i've pounds TO sell for $3.50, allowed seven
pounds; to sell for $500 allowed 10 POUNDS; five started
Tie following IL the summary: .
Shelton.
Ti3l~ruy Co.......3 HefiJ8. .....''....'''''o III"
moly CCd. .............2
Time